Palmer Leads Open After 36 Holes in Triple Tie
Arnold Palmer shares the 36 hole Open lead at 142 with Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit while Jack Nicklaus misses the cut with 153. Palmer, 33, Latrobe Pa., surged with a 69 as Finsterwald and Cupit also posted strong scores. Titleholder Nicklaus struggled after tinkering with his drive.
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Asks Release From Central High Coach Seeks Coaching Post
Darold Dud King of 3004 S 26th St requests release from La Crosse Central High School to take a college coaching job. Principal unavailable for comment. board will rule at July meeting. King has been head football coach and social studies teacher at Central and is offered head football and wrestling coach at South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City, S D.
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Boston
Marilynn Smith Leads Western Open After Two Rounds
Veteran pro Marilynn Smith holds a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the 34th Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club. Mickey Wright trails with a 148 after a 70 in round two as Kathy Whitworth and Ruth Jessen follow.
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University of Kansas
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Ruth Jessen
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Sybil Griffin
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Judy Kimball
Amelia Amitch
Pegey Kirk Bell
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Carol Mann
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Gerda S. Whalen
Sherry Wheeler
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Gloria Fecht
Judy Toruemke
Beth Stone
Gail Davis
Lucille Wardeil
Clifford Ann Creed
Marilyn Williams
Wisconsin High School Grid Standings and Results Summary
Central state league results list multiple teams with scores across seasons. Notable entries include Menomonie, Marinette, Eau Claire Memorial, Aquinas, Campion, La Crosse Logan, Wausau, La Crosse Aquinas, Winona, and Menominee with varied game outcomes and records ranging from 1-7 to 8-4-1.
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Menomonie
Prairie du Chien Camion
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Eau Claire
Logan
Chippewa Falls
Stevens Point
Aquinas
Campion
St Cloud Rox win on two unearned runs in a tight game
In Northern League action St. Cloud Rox defeat Aberdeen 2-1 as two unearned runs score on a miscue. Bob Muller fanned 10, Howie Stetchers struck out 16, and both pitchers allowed six hits. Winnipeg beat Grand Forks as eight errors cost the visitors. Duluth Superior expands lead by splitting with Bismarck-Mandan.
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St. Cloud
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Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Duluth Superior
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Dukes
UW Shares Last Spot In Dinghy Sailing Championship
In Cambridge Massachusetts the American Intercollegiate dinghy sailing championships end on the Charles River with Wisconsin tied for last at 169 points alongside Stanford. Princeton leads the 10 school fleet with 338 points as Wisconsin skippers James Henkel and David Hill place ninth and tenth in Divisions A and B respectively.
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Carson Herron Tops National Open Field From Wayzata
Brookline reports Wayzata Minnesota golfer Carson Herron posted a rough first round at the National Open with scores of 40 45 85. Herron was the event's lone entrant from Minnesota and struggled in Thursday play.
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Wayzata
Minnesota
New Albin Tops Jr Legion In Low‑Scoring Tilt
New Albin collected three hits and capitalized on two La Crosse errors to beat the Jr Legion 3-1 at Memorial Field. La Crosse falls to 1-2 on the season while New Albin moves to 2-2.
Two Shutouts Mark Classic Softball Friday Night
In the Classic Softball League La Crescent Concrete shut out Trane Co 3 0 0 while Johnson's Doughboy Flyers defeated Maple Grove Country Club 7 0. Halverson pitched La Crescent Concrete to win number seven nine games with two hits allowed. Colburn Geary and Wingers powered the Flyers with two hits apiece and homer each. New Albin scored first but La Crosse tied it and then pulled ahead in the fourth. Memorial Field hosts Sunday action between Halaska Colburn and Wingers in a 2 15 p m game.
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Johnson
Doughboy Flyers
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Jim Halverson
la Crescent
Rod Bentley
Jim Quinn
Mike Geary
Bob Halaska
Len Wingers
Dave Colburn
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Wingers
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Ron Reiber
New Albin
Stable Tangles With Wet Scott In Garden Bout
New York AP reports a Madison Square Garden boxing bout pitting Jose Stable of Cuba and New York against veteran Charley Scott of Philadelphia. Stable, 22, enters with a 19-2-1 record and six knockouts after his April 20 victory over Curtis Cokes, while Scott, 27, carries a 33-21 mark with 18 KOs as he fights to stay in the name class. The 10‑round match airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST.
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Kid's Day Set At Memorial Field Sunday June 30
La Crosse Winnebagoes announce Kid's Day at Memorial North Field on Sunday June 30 with free pop gifts prizes and free admission to the Tri-State League game against Genoa. Team manager Joseph W. Gohres hopes the event boosts youth interest in baseball.
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Three Pass Catchers Sign 49er Contracts
SAN FRANCISCO AP Three pass catching ends signed contracts with the NFL San Francisco 49ers Friday. The trio includes Bernie Casey who had 53 receptions for 819 yards and six touchdowns in 1962 Monte Stickles used mainly as a tight end and blocker and Clyde Connor a seven year veteran troubled by minor injuries last season.
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Twins sign Kostka new outfielder from Fargo
Minnesota Twins announce the signing of outfielder Bob Kostka of Fargo North Dakota son of Stan Kostka a 1934 Minnesota national football champion. Kostka will report to Orlando in the Florida State League.
Cubs Continue Playing Like Serious Contender
The Chicago Cubs stretch to four straight wins with a 6-5 10 inning victory over Pittsburgh on Andre Rodgers' bases loaded single. Ellis Burton hits his first NL homer and scores the winning run as the team forecasts center field help from Lou Brock’s return. Glen Hobbie strengthens rotation behind Ellsworth Buhl and Jackson as Bertell improves catching.
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Pirates
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Lou Brock
Glen Hobbie
Dick Ellsworth
Bob Buhl
Larry Jackson
Dick Bertell
Hobbie
Bertell
Iverson Defends Title in 11th City Medal Golf
La Crosse opens the 11th City Medal at La Crosse Country Club with Don Iverson defending his title. Bob Johns Jr. and other past champions like Trif Haritos and Gene Ring are in the mix as 36 holes are played over two Sundays. Final round slated June 30 with the Quinn Sports Shop trophy awaiting the winner.
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Gene Ring
Jack Knothe
Dick Pearse Jr
Jim Burns
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Sam) Barton
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Ron Banasik
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Ed Novak
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Quinn Sports Shop
Mrs Williams Leads State Golfers In Meet
Former Wisconsin champion Marilyn Williams of Milwaukee tops state entrants at halfway in the 34th Women's Western Open with 168 after rounds of 83 and 85. Nancy Roth leads amateurs with 157 after a 76 in round two.
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Wisconsin
Marilyn Williams
Milwaukee
Carole Jean Sorenson
Paula Clauder
Port Washington
Polly Erickson
Clauder
Erickson
Kenneth Houston
Green Bay
Gros Iman Signed For '63 By Packers
The Green Bay Packers announce the signing of two players for 1963 fullback Earl Gros and lineman Ken Iman. Iman, 6 foot 1, 230 pounds, has played guard center and linebacker since joining as a free agent. Gros, 6 foot 3, 230 pounds, rushed 29 times for 155 yards as a rookie and may inherit the halfback role after Paul Hornung's suspension.
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Rushford Golfer Hits Hole in One
Rushford Minn Rollie Jalstad made a hole in one on the fifth hole at Ferndale Country Club last Thursday. He played a nine hole 39 with a Rushford foursome including Jim Jensen Paul Julsrud and Jon Hill. Jalstad is the son of Mr and Mrs Karro Julsrud of Rushford.
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Ferndale Country Club
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Jon Hill
Houston
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Maple Grove Women Hold One-Man Horserace Winners Named
Maple Grove women golfers staged a one-man horserace last Tuesday. In Class A Hazel Ripplinger Elea nore Armstrong and Doris Mc Kenzie won. Class B honors went to Stacia Marse and Maureen Chapiewsky. Members will be guests of La Crosse Country Club next Tuesday.
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Hazel Ripplinger
Eleanore Armstrong
Doris McKenzie
Stacia Marse
Maureen Chapiewsky
la Crosse Country Club
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Slide by in Steam
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in 10 innings while New York edges Philadelphia 3 to 1. Milwaukee tops San Francisco 6 to 3 and Los Angeles beats St Louis 5 to 3. Cincinnati 3 Houston 0 with Sunday and Monday schedules listed.
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Lindor Wins 19th Intercollegiate Golf Championship
Claudia Lindor of Western Washington State built a commanding early lead and defeated Marianna Gable of Los Angeles State 5 and 4 in the 36 hole final to win the 19th Women's Intercollegiate Golf Championship at University Park.
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Collins Sign Co. Edges Local 175 In Extra Innings
Collins Sign Co. scored four in the first and six in the seventh to take an 11 10 win over Local 175 in the Class 12 inch softball circuit Friday. The winning run came in the top of the eighth. Birnbaum and G Roraff, Yehle and Ryser.
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Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Wagner and Malzone tied for batting at 343. Allison leads runs with 47, Kaline and Allison top RBIs at 49, Wagner and Malzone lead with 83 and 81 hits, Power and Versalles share 19 doubles, Hinton and Clinton lead triples with 10 and 6, Stuart and Allison homer 17, Aparicio and Wood steal 19 and 13 bases. Pitching leaders show Radatz and Walker with 6-1 records, Bunning 89 strikeouts, Barber Pizarro Pascual tie at 86. National League batters include Davis at 338, Great 333, Aaron and Flood lead runs with 55, Aaron and Robinson top RBIs at 52 and 51, Groat and White 91 hits, Javier 20 doubles, Pinson 9 triples, Banks 15 homers, Robinson and Pinson 21 and 19 steals. Koufax 120 strikeouts and Drysdale 112 lead pitchers. Maloney 11-2 and OToole 13-3 noted.
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Boston
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Detroit
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Aparicio
Baltimore
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Twins Sign Up Son Of Ex-Gopher Star
The Minnesota Twins announced the signing of 21 year old outfielder Bob Kostka son of a former North Dakota State football coach. Kostka batted .400 as a senior at North Dakota University and .395 as a junior earning all conference honors. He is 5 10 165 pounds and throws left handed. He was assigned to Orlando in the Florida State League. Kostka attended a three day Twins try out camp by invitation.
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Senators May Not Win Fifty This Season
The Washington Senators extend a ninth straight loss 1-0 to the Los Angeles Angels while Detroit wins again to close in on Kansas City. If the Senators maintain a .296 pace, they would finish about 48 and 114, a troubling mark compared with last season.
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Hitchcock, Orioles Coach Clash With City Writers
Baltimore Orioles manager Billy Hitchcock faces friction with local writers amid a slump as the Orioles drop 18 of 23. One player calls Hitchcock anxious, while Hitchcock defends the club and agrees writers deserve their views. He insists there is no panic and the team remains strong.
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William Hartack Sr. Shot Fatal near Farm in West Virginia
State police questioned Frances Bryant of Winchester after the fatal shooting of William Hartack Sr. near his farm road. Six shots fired. a small caliber gun found at the stucco home. Hartack’s jockey son Bill Hartack was reported in Wilmington area awaiting ride at Delaware Park.
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