Peters Open Golf Lead Shared By 5
Seventy two players compete in the Peters Open at Southview Country Club for $10,000. After 36 holes in windy conditions, five players tie for the first round lead at 69 and six more at 70, with top pro to win $1,000 and a hole-in-one by Wes Greavy worth $500 if unmatched.
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ST. Paul
Southview Country Club
Bill Kidd Jr
Minneapolis
Bob Reith Jr
Edina
Minn
Jack Adams
Bob Lucas
Bill Bakken
Kidd
Reith
Adams
Lucas
Bakken
Jim Cotter
Sioux Falls
M.C
Pat Patton
Milwaukee
Wis
Bill Waryan
Cotter
Patton
Waryan
Jerry Porter
Dave Gumlin
Harold Sexton
Clayton Johnson
Don Dostert
Steve Bull
Lou Warobick
Appleton
Dostert
Sexton
Wes Greavy
White Bear Lake
Quinn rallies to capture Whitehall Open in final round
Galesville’s Bob Quinn, 20, erased a two stroke deficit with a birdie barrage on the final nine holes to win the Whitehall Open golf title by one over Rick Norman of Eau Claire. Quinn finished even par 108 for 27 holes, after a tough front nine and a late surge that included four straight birdies. Norman shot 109 for the day to place second.
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la Crosse Tribune
Whitehall
Wis
Galesville
Bob Quinn
Quinn
Rick Norman
Eau Claire
Whitewater State University
Norman
Eau Claire Memorial High School
Lee Youngman
Barron
Bob Brandenburg
Youngman
la Crosse State
George Diller
Diller
Duke Severson
Tomah High School
Stout State
Severson
Jim Walsh
la Crosse
Chuck Beaver
Marty Grip
Robbie Pynn
Marty Esslinger
Don Johnson
Paul Loth
Pynn
la Crosse Logan
Bill Rolland
Arlo Mattice
Larry Indrebo
Osseo
Gary Meir
Jeff Armstrong
Lyle Pavek
Gary Oftedahl
Jim Christianson
Mondovi
Meir
la Crosse Central
Kim Boehlke
Ron
Greg Pavek
John Colliton
Fred Gardner
Don Dashher
Chuck Bye
Loren Blitzer
Lyle Anderson
Carl Nordhagen
Mike Farley
Sparta
Dick van Someran
Lee Younaman
Eau Clair
Duke Everson
Lac Crosse
Eric Terwilliger
Lancaster
Lynn Mellem
Chippewa Fal
Arno Mattice
Ron Quillin
Jim Boehike
Ron Pavek
Bill Bauer
Bloomer
Elwood Quick
Black River Falls
Jim Rose
Gillette
Bob Neperud
Whitehall Third Flight
Sheridan Johnson
Cliff Lamborn
Veteran driver killed at Elkhart Lake during June Sprints
At Road America in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin the death of a veteran sports car racer marred the June Sprints. James Hartman 36 of Chicago was fatally injured when his Triumph TR 3 flipped during a practice run before the 160 mile feature won by Mack Kronn of Mundelein Illinois. He died in an ambulance en route to hospital.
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Elkhart Lake
Road America
Mack Kronn
Mundelein
James Hartman
Chicago
Track tragedy adds to racing history at Sheboygan
Kronn in a McKee Chevrolet wins the 160 with a near two lap lead over Trieschmann as Kronn averages 93.7 mph. Salyer drops out on lap 22 due to engine trouble and Cox crashes suffering burns. The event marks the fourth death at the track in 11 years amid a 38,000 crowd.
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Kronn
Ralph Trieschmann
Northfield
Ill
Ralph Salyer
Hammond
Ind
Charles Cox
St. Paul
Minn
Cox
Roy Kumnick
Rolling Meadows
Dean Causey
Carmel
E. L. Hall
Deerfield, Ill
Chiefs Beat Mets in 5 3 Win in Trans Fast Pitch League
The Mets lose 5-3 to the Chiefs in a Sunday forfeit from the Admen. Mets stand 5-5 in the league while Chiefs improve to 6-2 and Admen 1-9. Tigers lead at 8-0. Loomis and Wingers, Johnson, Scheck credited. Home run by McHugh for Chiefs.
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Mets
Chiefs
Admen
Tigers
Loomis
Johnson
Scheck
McHugh
Major League Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show San Francisco ahead of Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, with St Louis, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta in tight races. Weekend results include Cincinnati beating New York 5-4 and Chicago topping Houston 9-8, plus Los Angeles 3-2 over San Francisco. American League standings list Baltimore and Cleveland atop the division, with Detroit Minnesota Chicago and Kansas City trailing. recent scores include Baltimore 5-2 Boston 3-5 and Minnesota 6 Chicago 4.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Anc
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Joe Foy
Dave Johnson
Dave McNally
Boog Powell
Red Sox
George
Speedboat Regatta Tragedy Claims Three Lives at Potomac
A Presidents Cup Regatta on the Potomac River ends in tragedy as Rex Manchester Ron Musson and Don Wilson die during two separate accidents at speeds over 150 mph. Notre Dame driven Manchester and Miss Budweiser piloted by Wilson perished in the two fatal incidents including a heat stoppage that honors the event’s results.
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Potomac River
Ron Musson
Bardahl
Musson
Rex Manchester
Notre Dame
Don Wilson
Manchester
Wilson
UPI
Seattle
Palm Beach
Fla
National Airport
Miss Bardahl
Tahoe
Detroit
Chrysler Crew
Bill Sterett
Owensboro, Ky
Miss Lapeer
Warner Gardner
Campaneris Leads A's Doubleheader Sweep Over Angels
Bert Campaneris scored the lone run in the 1 0 opener then tied and won the nightcap 3 2 as the Kansas City Athletics swept the California Angels, ending their seven game winning streak. He also played a key role in the nine position display by owner Charles O Finley. The doubleheader was part of a day of AL results with Baltimore and Detroit winning, while Washington and Minnesota also claimed wins. Campaneris' speed and timely hitting highlighted an action packed Sunday for the A's.
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Associated Press
Bert Campaneris
Ginger Rogers
California Angels
Campaneris
Kansas City Athletics
Angels
Charles O. Finley
Athletics
Finley
Marlene Dietrich
Danny Cater
Frank Malzone
Mike Hershberger
Willie Smith
Emerson Aims For Third Wimbledon Title In Row
Australia’s Roy Emerson, 29, opens his bid to become the first man since 1936 to win Wimbledon three straight titles. He faces Canada’s Harry Fauquier as Dennis Ralston also starts, with Roche awaiting a postponed match due to an ankle injury. Margaret Smith is favored in the women’s event.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
London
Australia
Roy Emerson
Britain
Fred Perry
Emerson
Wimbledon
Harry Fauquier
United States
Dennis Ralston
Bakers
Field
Calif
Robert Lutz
Los Angeles
Tony Roche
Fred Stolle
Manuel Santana
Spain
Ralston
Roche
Margaret Smith
BRF Edges Bangor 3 2 in Western Wisconsin League
Black River Falls won 3-2 over Bangor as Bob Smith hit a two run homer and Boo Blencoe and John Lund had two hits apiece. Sparta fielded eight players in a 4-3 forfeit loss to Black River Falls. Tomah topped Norwalk 8-7 in 10 innings with Rich Henry collecting a triple and single for Tomah. Melrose beat Onalaska 9-1 behind Paul Sommers one hit shutout with 11 strikeouts.
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Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Bangor
Wis
Black River Falls
Sparta
Bob Smith
Boo Blencoe
John Lund
Grosch
Henley
R. Millis
Lund
Melrose
Onalaska
Wisconsin
Paul Sommers
Sommers
Dan Adams
Gary Goodenough
Bill Jeneske
Ray Gunderson
Spencer Timm
Jim Cotton
Herlitzka
Johnson
Gilbertson
Schultz
Gunderson
Norwalk
Tomah
Rich Henry
Paul Lokard
Harlan Pottinger
Arnie Degenhardt
Larry Fletcher
R. Grovesteen
Lokard
Doll
Fletcher
H. Pottinger
Wild night ends with 52 arrests at Road America June Sprints
About 38 000 spectators filled the track area for the Road America June Sprints. Sheriff's spokesman said 52 males were arrested with offenses from disorderly conduct to attempted car break ins. all but four released on bond by Sunday. About 170 officers patrolled the event. A press conference was planned to detail the incidents.
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Elkhart Lake
Road America
Sheboygan County
Czarnetski Captures Stock Feature At Inter-State Fair Track
Bruce Czarnetski drove his 1958 Chevrolet to the stock feature victory in the Indian Head Racing Association event at the Inter-State Fair track. Squeak Kemp finished second and Johnny Wehrenberg third. Kemp won the first stock heat while Czarnetski won the second heat. Ralph Bakewell posted stock time of 32.28 seconds.
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Bruce Czarnetski
Inter- State Fair Track
Squeak Kemp
Johnny Wehrenberg
Czarnetski
Kemp
Ralph Bakewell
John Scott
Hobby
Ed Ubanek
Norm Dearman
Gary McLain
John
John Wehrenberg
Gary Maier
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