Whitehall Open Golf Tournament Kicks Off Despite Defending Champ Absence
Whitehall Wisconsin hosts the fifth annual Whitehall Open this weekend with defending champ Bob Quinn unavailable due to military service. Tournament director John Hegge forecasts a strong field for the 27 hole event starting Friday, with top contenders like John Hogden and Jim Walsh.
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Whitehall
Wis
Galesville
Bob Quinn
Sam
Quinn
John Hegge
Playing Golf in Wind: Mastery of Iron Shots and Ball Flight
The article explains handling wind in golf by using proper club selection and stance. It advises avoiding over swing, playing the ball back in the stance into the wind for a lower flight, and opposing wind by using less club with the ball back.
Promoters Plan July 24 World Welterweight Championship Fight
Dallas promoters pledged to stage the Curtis Cokes versus Gypsy Joe Harris world welterweight title bout on July 24 after postponing from June 27. TV plans with RKO fell through. promoters said they may incur another 43000 loss to proceed, after the Cokes Pavilla fight loss and telecast delays. The bout drew 2870 paid in a 10000-seat Dallas Memorial Auditorium.
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Cokes-Harris
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Gypsy Joe Harris
Philadelphia
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Kenneth Hayles
Tommy Pullock
RKO
Hayles
New Orleans
Miami
State University Honors First Scholar-Athlete Award Recipients
La Crosse State junior Dave Neuberger tops the first Wisconsin State University Conference scholar-athlete list with a 3.0-plus GPA and junior status. Rollins, a Mauston prep, competes in cross country, basketball, and track as a junior in English and secondary education. Other winners include Stan Johnson Eau Claire William Hollister Superior Robert Baade Whitewater Richard Erickson Stout Dennis Erno River Falls Ken Falkinham Stevens Point Rich Rollins Platteville and William Helmuth Oshkosh. Commissioner Fred Jacoby announced selections this week along with leadership and citizenship awardees.
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Stan Johnson
Eau Claire
William Hollister
Superior
Robert Baade
Whitewater
Richard Erickson
Stout
Dennis Erno
River Falls
Ken Falkinham
Stevens Point
Rich Rollins
Platteville
William Helmuth
Oshkosh
Neuberger
Lowell-Reeseville High
la Crosse
Rollins
Mauston High
Wonewoc
State University Conference
Fred Jacoby
Twins Eye Trade For KCs Green
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith said he is exploring a trade with Kansas City to acquire infielder Dick Green. Athletics officials reportedly demand outfielder Bob Allison, a price Griffith calls too high. Griffith noted Green may be available as the 2 a.m. Friday deadline approaches. Adjacent Yonkers segment notes Adios Vic favored to win the $50,000 National Championship Pace at Yonkers Raceway.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Kansasity
Dick Green
Athletics
Bob Allison
Griffith
Green
Rapid City
S.D
Twins
Yonkers
N.Y
Adios Vic
Romeo Hanover
Yonkers Raceway
Athletic Directors Meet In Minneapolis
The National Association of College Directors of Athletics holds its second annual convention in Minneapolis on Tuesday and Wednesday. Richard C. Larkins Ohio State athletic director and national president outlines topics such as fundraising public relations intercollegiate value athletic insurance and federal aid. Dr Edgar L Harden Northern Michigan University president delivers the keynote at 11 am Tuesday at the Leamington Hotel. Rep Gerald Ford Michigan will speak at the Tuesday night banquet where Bernie Moore SEC commissioner emeritus receives the first James J Corbett Memorial Award.
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Minneapolis
National Association of College Directors of Athletics
Richard C. Larkins
Ohio State University
National Organization
Edgar L. Harden
Northern Michigan University
Leamington Hotel
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Michigan
Bernie Moore
Southeastern Conference
James J. Corbett
Twins Rookie Clark Elbow Fluids Drained. Two Weeks Expected
Minnesota Twins rookie third baseman Ron Clark had fluid drained from his right elbow at Mayo Clinic. Doctors said he should be able to play in about two weeks after being placed on the disabled list for three weeks due to a sore elbow that impaired his throwing.
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Rochester, Minn
Ron Clark
Minnesota Twins
Mayo Clinic
Clark
Twins
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By Frank Beard
Er Tom Puls
Jim Lawrence
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Bob Yule
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Walsh
Ron Quillin
Harry Warriner
Tomah
Ed Kruk
Duke Severson
Sparta
Mike Farley
al Windjue
Lyle Pavek
Aan
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Dave
Johnson
WSUC
Bill Zorn
Eau Claire Memorial High
Hollister
Barron
Baade
Greenfield
Erickson
Austin
Minn
Erno
Muskego
Falkinham
Beaver Dam
Helmuth
Eureka
Berlin High
Kc’s
State Street
Pizza Towne
West Ave. N
Oasis Tavern
Hefti & Gates
Coulee Serenaders
Gillette
Schmidty’s
State Rd
Dial
Louis Bante
Charcoal Steak House
S. 3Rd Street
Berlin
UPI
Tony Brooks
Buddy Frank
Dance Club
Platter
So. Ave
Ward Ave
Hwys
Jerry Gilbertson
West Salem
Kentucky
Corner State RD
Losey Blvd
Henninger’s
Jay Street
Carbine Williams
James Stewart
Wendell Corey
Jean Hagen James
Marshal Dillon
Arness
House OF Heileman
IGA Food Stores
Tri-State
Wettstein & Sons
LA Crosse, Wis
Canada
Hiram Walker Importers Inc
Canadian Whisky
Jewelry
Burma
Ireland
Great Lake
Guido
AIRIC
Mich
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