Poise key asset in Nicklaus game says Dey
Joe Dey, head of the US Golf Association, cites Jack Nicklaus early poise as his main strength and potential to become the greatest. Nicklaus 23, from Columbus, Ohio, is among 21 exempt players for Brookline Open with 2,410 others vying in regional and sectional qualifiers. Hogan is absent for first time since 1938 due to bursitis surgery.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Nicklaus
U.S. Golf Association
Columbus
Ohio
Jack
Bob Jones
Ben Hogan
Joe Dey
Dey
Nicklaus
Country Club
Brookline
Mass
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Bill Casper
Tommy Bolt
Gary Player
PGA
Labron Harris
Richard Davies
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Gay Brewer
Tommy Jacobs
Billy Maxwell
Doug Ford
Doug Sanders
Art Wall
Bob Rosburg
Tony Lema
Bob Goalby
Bruce Crampton
Dave Ragan
Doerre's May Specials Highlight Outdoor Gear
Doerre's presents May specials featuring 50 ft hoses 50 inch aluminum camp stool and shop electronics discounts.
UW Intrasquad Football Game Set After Final Spring Practice
Wisconsin prepares for Saturday intrasquad game at 2 30 p.m. to close spring drills. Harold Brandt directs the Cardinal slate with Ron VanderKelen unavailable. Dave Franck leads the White team with given starters including Bob Johnson Jim Grudzinski and Pete Hambrick among others.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cardinal
Harold Brandt
Ron VanderKelen
Cardinals
Dave ‘Franck
Antigo
Brandt
Bob Johnson
Ron Leafblad
Lee Bernet
Roy Jacobazzi
Mike Gross
Bob Monk
Ken Bowlan
Tom Brigham
Ron ‘Smith
Billy Lacy
Jim Grudzinski
Steve Goodman
Bob Pickens
Andy Wajdula
Bob Freimuth
Ron Parr
Joe Heckel
Jerry Hackbart
Pete Hambrick
Ralphi Kurek
Schweizer To Speak At Viola Banquet
Viola High School will host its athletic banquet on Wednesday May 15 at 6 30 p m with Ed Schweizer as guest speaker. Schweizer is football coach and athletic director at Luther College and a well known Midwest figure. Lovell Stevens and Bob Thomas will present awards including the most valuable player award. La Crescent Women golfers win Pine Creek outing with Mrs Clarence Vetsch low gross Mrs John Shuda low putts and Mrs Jerome Darelius high score. Lunch served by Mrs Lyle Keller Mrs Norman Jacobson and Mrs Vincent Weis.
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Viola
Wis
Viola High School
Methodist Ladies Aid
Ed Schweizer
Luther College
Midwest
Lovell Stevens
Bob Thomas
Viola High
LA Crescent
Minn
Pine Creek Golf Club
Clarence Vetsch
Low Gross
John Shuda
Jerome Darelius
Mmes
Lyle Keller
Norman Jacobson
Vincent Weis
Prairie du Chien Campion Rout Boscobel In Track Dual
Prairie du Chien Campion defeated Boscobel 88 30 in a dual track meet. Phil Hinko won the shot put with 49 feet 1144 inches and the discus with a 133 4 throw.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Campion
Boscobel
Phil Hinko
Distance duel at Coliseum Relays May 17
Jim Beatty and Jim Grelle will race in the 5000 meter and mile against New Zealand stars Murray Halberg and Peter Snell at the Coliseum Relays on May 17.
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Los Angeles
Jim Beatty
Jim Grelle
Murray Halberg
Peter Snell
Johansson Considers Retirement From Boxing Ring
Ingemar Johansson, 29, weighing retirement after a decline in ratings. The former heavyweight champion, who beat Floyd Patterson in 1959, says offers could lure him back, but he doubts top opponents will be available. His latest ranking sits fourth by Ring and sixth by the WBA.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ingemar Johansson
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Newsmen
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
England
Brian London
Stockholm
Gordie Howe Wins Hart Trophy For Sixth Time
Detroit star Gordie Howe captures the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP for the sixth time. Howe collected 111 season points, 86 scoring, 38 goals to lead the league, surpassing Stan Mikita and setting a record with 1202 career points in 17 seasons.
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Detroit
Gordie Howe
National Hockey League
Howe
Chicago
Stan Miki
Floral
Sask
Maurice Richar
No More Fight Delay On My Part Floyd Patterson Says
New York AP Patterson insists no injury or Birmingham trip delays his rematch with Sonny Liston. The bout is set for Las Vegas on July 22 despite a possible jail arrest in Birmingham. Patterson and Jackie Robinson plan to travel to Birmingham next Monday.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Birmingham
Ala
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Liston
Las Vegas
Jackie Robinson
CHISOX SHUT OUT YANKEES AS HERBERT PRAISES LOPEZ MAGIC
White Sox pitcher Ray Herbert improved to 4-1 with his third straight shutout, this time a two-hit 2-0 win over the New York Yankees that kept Chicago atop the AL. Ron Hansen drove in both runs with a two-run double, while Dave Stenhouse earned his first shutout of the season for Washington in a 6-0 win over Cleveland.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
al Lopez
Herbert
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White Sox
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Yankees
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Washington
Mudcat Grant
Cleveland Indians
Dave Stenhouse
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Stu Miller
Orioles
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Brooks Robinson
Cleveland
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Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cub
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Chicago Cubs
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Wrigley Field
Ellsworth
Lou Klein
Verlon Walker
Ernie Banks
Banks
Cubs
UPI Telephoto
Marvelous Marv Is Gone Sent To Buffalo
Marvelous Marv Throneberry, longtime symbol of the hapless Mets, has been optioned to Buffalo of the International League. He lost the regular first base job to Tim Harkness and rookie Ed Kranepool in a roster trimming that reduced New York to 25 players.
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NEW York
Marv
New York Mets
Marv Throneberry
Mets
Buffalo
Throneberry
Tim Harkness
Ed Kranepool
Major League Leaders Top Batters and Pitchers Listed
Baseball leaders across the leagues show Furthest batting lists with names like Causey Wagner Yastrzemski and Hinton leading in various categories. Pitching leaders Fischer Stock Barber Cheney and Mahaffey push season stats with 1.000 ERAs and top strikeout tallies.
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Causey
Kansas City
Wagner
Los Angeles
Schilling
Yastrzemski
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Minnesota
Robinson
Chicago
Kaline
Detroit
Versalles
Cimoh
Tresh
New York
Powell
Baltimore
Nicholson
Howard
Aparicio
Charles and
Tartabull
Fischer
Stock
Barber
Cheney
Mashak to Supervise Ellsworth Wisconsin District
Leo Mashak of Bangor named NBC district commissioner to supervise the Ellsworth district tournament held June 27 to 30 as part of Wisconsin state playoff path to Milwaukee. Event approved by Wisconsin State Baseball Commission governing non pro play.
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Wichita
Kan
National Baseball Congress Today
Wisconsin
Ellsworth
Milwaukee
County
Leo Mashak
Bangor
NBC
Mashak
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Baseball Commission
Richard S. Falk
Judge Reverses Public Dam Order in Florence County
Circuit Judge Edwin M. Wilkie ruled the State Public Service Commission erred by denying Elco Corp. permission to build a dam on the Popple River in Florence County. The private firm may construct a dam to create an artificial lake and sell 40,000 feet of shoreline for commercial development despite claims the dam infringes scenic river rights.
Baraboo Cindermen Seek Another Crown
Baraboo High aims for its third straight South Central Conference track title in Richland Center Wisconsin. Baraboo edged Richland Center 57 51 last year and faces Portage Wisconsin Dells Sparta Tomah Mauston and Viroqua.
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Richland Center
Wis
Baraboo High
Baraboo
Portage
Wisconsin Dells
Sparta
Tomah
Mauston
Viroqua
Boxing results from Philadelphia and Worcester cards
Jimmy Hairston outpointed Joe Washington in Philadelphia at 155 pounds. Billy Anderson defeated Dick French in Worcester at 139 pounds. In other leagues, three midwest scores show Dubuque beats Quad Cities 10 to 5 and Decatur over Wisconsin Rapids 7 to 6 in 11 innings. Cedar Rapids wins 12 to 6 against Burlington. Quincy 11 over Waterloo. Northern League games postponed due to rain and cold.
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Quad Cities
Clinton
Fox Cities
Decatur
Wisconsin Rapids
Quincy
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Philadelphia
Jimmy Hairston
Joe Washington
Worcester
Mass
Billy Anderson
Doylestown
Dick French
Providence
Prairie du Chien Campion Beats Onalaska 5 2 In Tennis
Prairie du Chien Campion defeated Onalaska 5-2 on Wednesday in a tennis match at Prairie du Chien.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Campion
Onalaska
Campion '9' Cops Prairie du Chien Victory
Campion defeated Cassville 14 to 4 on Wednesday in a Prairie du Chien baseball game. Campion used strong hitting to secure the win over Cassville.
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Campion
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Prairie du
Westby Wins Triangular Track Meet in Wisconsin Relay
Westby captures the triangular meet with 782 points at home in Westby Wisconsin. Viroqua trails with 45 and Weston 24 as individual event results name Westby athletes Templin Christenson Stakston Ekern and Veum among top placers across shot put broad jump high jump discus and sprints.
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Wis
Viroqua
Weston
Power
Veam
Templin
Neilson
Christianson Westby
Stakston
McClurg
Paulus
Brown
Stenslen
Peterson
Wildes
Skrede
Nelson
Ekern
Yeam
Hanson
Harmon
Brye
Hornby
Hasse
Pederson
Ostrong
Christianson
Denman
Leis
Johnson
Hale
Knutson
Ostreng
Fortney
Anderson
McGregor
Laker Suit Settled Out Of Court
Los Angeles Laker President Robert E Short announced an out of court settlement with eight Laker shareholders who charged misrepresentation in acquiring majority ownership. Short retains control of about 4800 shares, or 80 percent of the 6000 outstanding. The plaintiffs had appealed a district court ruling after losing to Short.
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Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Laker
Robert E. Short
Short
Judge backs Short on stock handling in Lakers case
Judge Harold N. Rogers upheld Short's handling of the stock as eight shareholders sell 800 shares to the Laker Corporation at 70 dollars each totaling 56 000 dollars. The corporation will cover about 79 000 dollars in attorney fees printing and other court costs from a two year dispute. The dissidents dropped their Supreme Court appeal.
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Harold N. Rogers
Short
Minneapolis
Lakers
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Laker Corporation
Corporation
Supreme Court
Houston High Beats Peterson Preps 6-1
Houston High defeated Peterson 6-1 in a Root River Conference game. Ron Anwash allowed an unearned run while striking out 10 and walking three. Tom Runingen and Jim Vonderohe each had two hits, including a double by Vonderohe.
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Peterson
Minn
Houston
Ron Anwash
Stan Gudmundson
Tom Runingen
Jim Vonderohe
Vonderohe
Sanders Opens with One Shot Lead in Colonial National
Doug Sanders, famed for a blazing putter, carded 67 to lead by one at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth with Don January withdrawing for a wrong-ball disqualification. Bill Collins shot 68 to stay close as Nicklaus and Boros among a cluster of players at 71.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Doug Sanders
Don January
January
Sanders
Bill Collins
Grossinger
N.Y
Julius Boros
Collins
Jerry Barber
Bob Rosburg
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Phil Rodgers
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
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