Relays Spark Strong Day at Peacock Event
San Diego youths from McDaniel's Sporting Goods posted a 3 030 team score to move into fourth in the American Bowling Congress standings as 1 094 middle effort and 958 final frames helped edge past the Jockey Coopers. Milwaukee’s Sobel led singles with 666 and Detroit's Beers led team totals, while light scoring in the 1 800 class left no scores for that division.
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Wartburg Defeats Luther In Golf Meet Showdown
Wartburg won 14 matches to 1 at Decorah Thursday, led by Roger Felstul who earned medalist honors with a 73 and defeated Dick Lynch 3-0. Wartburg players Dave Brocklein and Jim Lynch each had three points, beating Denny Brosdahl and Claes Westrind, while Ken Riswold topped Harold Ulring 2 4 14 and Ray A llenstein edged Don Locked 2 1.
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Central High Peacock Relays draw 45 to 50 teams
Central High School hosts the Peacock Relays the biggest Western Wisconsin meet with 45 to 50 teams from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. Class B and C promise tight battles while 7 p m finals cap the day as Royality rules with Barbara Inglis queen and court providing medals and trophies.
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Cashton Defeats Wilton 12-3 in M V Conference Tilt
Cashton under coach Jim McIntyre won three straight in the M V conference by routing Wilton 12 to 3 on Thursday. Taylor Melbyearned the win while Creviston took the loss as Cashton exploded for runs after Wilton’s 3-0 lead in the second. Cashton hitters Jerry Newburg and Reineke led with key hits.
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Holmen Tops Mindoro 14-4 in Coulee Conference Clash
Holmen powered to a 14-4 victory over Mindoro on the local diamond. Merle Evenson and Roger McHugh teamed for Holmen pitching, holding Mindoro to four hits as Virgil Berg led the bats with a double and two singles.
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Marv Bell Resigns as Don Bosco High Coach
Milwaukee reports Marv Bell resigns as football coach at Don Bosco High School announced by Brother Fred Weis bruch. Bell will devote full time to his business.
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Quartered In Glass House Ex Marquette Star Criticizes College Football
Former Marquette quarterback Don Leahy denounces sensational college football coverage and overemphasis in the sport. He reviews the American Council on Education policy plan, arguing only abolishing out of season practice would change Marquette policy and that integrity of administration decides a program’s fate.
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State League Opens With a Variety of Early Fine Play
In the Wisconsin State D League openers, Sheboygan edged Wisconsin Rapids 10 9 in a slugfest, Janesville blanked Wausau 8 0, Fond du Lac beat Green Bay 3 2, and Appleton Oshkosh won 3 1. Strong pitching duels shaded the night with late rallies and key homers by Chico Cortes and Walt Dziedzic.
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Yankees Start 11 In Row Then Lose Final Three At Home
In 14 night contests at the Yankee Stadium the New York Yankees won their first 11 games in a row. They then dropped the last three to Boston, St. Louis and Chicago, ending a hot streak.
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Heilemans Top Lagers In Wild 10-7 Exhibition Win
Heilemans softball team defeated Rustic Inn 10 to 7 in an exhibition. Ken Cleary hit a bases loaded homer for Lager, while Bob Braum went 3 for 3 for Rustic. Pitchers Maringer Barnes and Hall starred on the mound. Hall allowed eight hits.
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Len's Alleys Hosts Whitehall Handicap Tournament
The annual handicap and singles tournament continues at Len's alleys in Whitehall and runs through May 11.
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