Cochrane-Fountain City tops sectional with 34 points
Melrose star Larry Olson wins 440, broad jump, and 180 yard low hurdles to pace state qualifiers. Cochrane-Fountain City earns team title with balanced scoring, sending Olson and Bill Mattson along with others to next week’s state meet at Monona Grove.
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Melrose
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Norm Davis
Jim Jeskowitz
Coulee
Tribune
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Memorial Field
Ron Strembha
Holmen
Cochrane-Fountain City
Monona Grove
Madison
Wisconsin
Bill Mattson
Little Stremcha
Alan Anderson
Eric Hanson
Dennis Burton
Dennis Knutson
Blair
Don Nanstad
Larry Hill
Cashion
al Kirking
Dave von Ruden
Jon Wallace
Brookwood
Mattson
Don Matalas
Alma Center
Larry McFarlin
Cochrane
Joe Lester
Gays Mills
Rich Mickelson
Onalaska
Larry Hill Blair
Ken Schroeder
Hillsboro
Harlan Flick
de Soto
Bob Jostad
Gale Ettrick
Rich Running
Cashton
Gary Anderson
Independence
John Wolfe
Bob Czarnik
Curt Wilkins
West Salem
Dave Braithwaite
Bernard Stanek
Leo Frank
Scott Marshalls
Gale-Ettrick
Don Aleckson
Elroy Sondreal
Ron Wojchik
Pat Fleming Gays Mills
Fred Rosenow
Dave Emmons
John Sonsalla
Ronald Meissner
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Bob Kamrowsk
Ron Stremecha
Larry McParlin
Ray Ransom
Tom Lettner
Kenneth Schroeder
Steve Cooper Trempeéaleau
Dennis Nossinger
Jerome Milek
Jim Rawson
James Wood
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Dennis Dale
Cushton
Dick Heser
John Sacia
Gale
Dave Braith- Waite
John Sacha
Gale- Ettrick
Dan Dittrich
Allen Schmitt
Gary Ziegler
Lincoln
Trempealeau
de la Farge
Yanks NIp Angels as Bowsfield Shuts Boston. Alli son Hits Four Homers
Ted Bowsfield pitched a three-hitter to lead the Kansas City Athletics past Boston 2-0, ending the Red Sox five game win streak and dropping them from first. Bob Allison homered three times in consecutive at bats as Minnesota beat Cleveland 11-4 while Joe Pepitone and Leon Wagner each homered twice in New York's 4-3 win over Los Angeles.
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Bob Allison
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Leon Wagner
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Shifts
The list covers top hitters and pitchers by league. Wagner Los Angeles leads batting while Hinton Washington has runs. Koufax Los Angeles posts 54 strikeouts and five decisions for the National League. Fischer Kansas City and Maloney San Francisco are noted for wins.
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Fairly
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Aaron
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Flood
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Pairly
White
Cepeda
San Francisco
Cardenas
Cincinnati
F. Alou
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Chicago
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Selen Hases
Wills
Brock
Maloney
Cati Nottebart
Houston
Koufax
Per- Fanosk
Simmons St
Pius hurled no hit game in state Catholic baseball
Milwaukee Pius beat Don Bosco 1 0 as Mike Jurewicz struck out 15 in seven innings to pitch a no hitter. Kenosha St Joseph faces Menasha St Mary in a semi final while Edgewood advances after a 3 2 win over Racine St Catherine.
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Milwaukee
Pius
Don Bosco
Mike Jurewicz
Kenosha St. Joseph
Menasha St. Mary
Madison Edgewood
Kenosha
Stevens Point Pacelli
Superior Cathedral
Superior
Edgewood
Racine St. Catherine
Jurewicz
Bill Knoedler
Stevens Point
Bud Thorne
Racine
Badgers Defeat Gophers On HR By Joe Romary
Wisconsin wins 6-5 over Minnesota in a Big Ten baseball game as Joe Romary hits a tying ninth inning homer. Rick Reichardt adds a solo shot in the sixth, with both teams totaling 11 hits. Wisconsin improves to 5-4 in conference play, Minnesota to 5-5.
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Gophers
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Madison
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rick Reichardt
Iowa
Buhrt
Wally
Krohn
Kleinschmidt
Winnebagoes Practice Ahead of May 26 Opening Game
The La Crosse Winnebagoes will practice Sunday at 1 30 p m at Copeland Park. Players must attend this workout to be eligible for the league opener at New Albin on May 26.
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Ernie Davis Dies at 23 Top College Football Star
Ernie Davis, 1961 national college football Player of the Year and Heisman winner, died at Lakeside Hospital at 2 a.m. after a battle with acute leukemia. The Cleveland Browns and Syracuse standout had been undergoing treatment after a 1961 All-America career and had been sidelined from NFL play. Funeral plans were expected in Elmira, N.Y., where his family home is.
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Evanston
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Leroy Jackson
Washington
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Elmira Free Academy High School
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Logan Golfers Triumph in Nine Holes Rain Halts Match
Logan defeats Tomah 177 to 184 after rain stops play at Coulee Country Club near Onalaska. Scores include Koeller 40, Johnson 47, Gartner 51 for Logan and Kruk 44, Haberman 45 for Tomah. Canton beats Peterson 6 2 in baseball at Root River as Dudmundson pitchers a two hitter.
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Coulee Country Club
Onalaska
Dick Koeller
Bob Johnson
Gary Gartner
Denis Marker
John Fitzpatrick
Canton
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Peterson
Ron Dudmundson
Bob Hatlevig
Gudmundson
Hatlebig
Gilslund
Arneson
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Snapshot
The standings list Chicago and Kansas City atop the pennant race with records around 19 wins. Boston, New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Minnesota, Washington, Detroit, and Los Angeles follow with varying marks. Weekend results include New York 4 Los Angeles 3 and Minnesota 11 Cleveland 1 with multiple rain postponed games.
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Bob Allison Homs as Twins Beat Indians in Cleveland
Bob Allison blasted three home runs driving in six as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Cleveland Indians 11 to 4 at Cleveland Stadium. Harmon Killebrew and Zorro Versalles also homered, powering a five-run fifth inning and lifting Minnesota to the victory while Jim Perry earned the win for the Twins.
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Bob Allison
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Indians
Harmon Killebrew
Zorro Versalles
Allison
Versalles
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Twins
Jim Perry
Gary Bell
Perry
Ray Moore
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Earl Battey
Joe Adcock
Bernie Allen
Jim Kaat
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Illinois-Chicago Cups Track Tennis Titles
Illinois-Chicago swept the Gateway Conference track and tennis championships and placed second in golf at Janesville. USC led the team standings in golf with 87 points while Milton won the golf title. Tom Jedlowski of USC defeated Oliver Eastwood in the top singles final 7-5 6-1. Milton’s Dave Field shot 72 for medalist honors as Milton totaled 299 to win golf. UILC 303 runnerup, Eureka 312, Lakeland 349, Shimer 373, Northwestern 2.
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Lakeland
Eureka
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Trinity
Tom Klossner
Tom Jedlowski
Oliver Eastwood
Shimer
Ill. College
Northwestern
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Uilc’s
Carleton Leads Midwest Tennis Tournament After Semis
Carleton College dominated Friday with wins in all four singles divisions to lead the Midwest Conference Tennis Tournament. Final team scores put Carleton at 12, with Grinnell 9 and Lawrence 7 as Rochester hosts the event.
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Minn
Carleton College
Carleton
Grinnell
Lawrence
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Knox
Beloit
Coe
Ripon
Monmouth
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Rochester
Aquinas Golf Team Beats Campion in Prairie Du Chien
Aquinas won a dual golf match against Campion with a 417-458 score in Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin. Aquinas players Hoeschler 77 Haugen 80 Quillan 82 Seitz 87 Davis 91. Campion players Chambers 87 Clapp 95 La Vier 85 Wachter 95 Maleon 96.
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Aquinas
Campion
Jim Hoeschler
John Haugen
Ron Quillan
Tim Seitz
Loring Davis
Jim Chambers
Dick Clapp
Bob la Vier
Wally Wachter
Bob Maleon
Devlin Leads Oklahoma City Open Halfway
Bruce Devlin, 25, Australia, shot 7-under 65 to reach 139 total, two strokes ahead of Bob Duden Don Finsterwald and George Bayer at Quail Creek. Defending champ Doug Sanders dropped to 77 after a 69. Massengale trailed.
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Oklahoma City
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
Quail Creek Country Club
Bob Duden
Don Finsterwald
George Bayer
Jim Meyers Named Head Coach at Darlington High
Barneveld veteran coach Jim Meyers, a 1962 Platteville State College graduate, is appointed head basketball coach at Darlington High School, succeeding Richard Davis who resigned.
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Jim Meyers
Barneveld High School
Darlington High School
Meyers
Platteville State College
Richard Davis
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