Long on desire Chuck Bigley shines at state track meet
Chuck Bigley of Aquinas High in La Crosse star of three sports wins the 120 yard high hurdles in 15.7 seconds and 180 yard lows in 20.8 at the Wisconsin State Catholic track meet in Milwaukee. He also placed second in the broad jump and scored 14 of 22 points for Coach Bob Auer's team which finished third behind Milwaukee Marquette and Milwaukee Pius.
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Lena
Steve Welsh
New Glarus
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Vern Curtis
Valparaiso University
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John Hogden
Houston University
Minnesota
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J. O. Benson
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Kip) Whitlinger
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Iowa State
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Yankton
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Arcadia
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Ys Summer Program Starts On June 17
La Crosse YMCA announces boys summer activities from June 17 to Sept 1 with instructional swim classes on Mondays and Fridays for various age groups. Recreational swim runs Tue Thu Sat with age based levels and midweek hikes. rain cancels. Camp Bradfield programs run weekly from June 24 to Aug 18 with father and son weekends and a senior camp possible if enrollment meets 35.
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YMCA
la Crosse
Bradfield
Black River Falls
Manitowoc Netters Win Fox Valley Tennis Title
Manitowoc High School clinched its sixth Fox River Valley Conference tennis championship in seven years, scoring 29 points to Oshkosh 23 and Appleton 21. Pete Kramer and Dave Anderson won the doubles title by defeating Fond du Lac pair John Wachs and Bob Plagens 6-3 6-0. Dan Bleckinger of Oshkosh captured the singles crown by beating Appleton’s Jeff Rushton 6-0 3-6 6-0.
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Manitowoc High School
Oshkosh
Pete Kramer
Dave Anderson
Manitowoc
John Wachs
Bob Plagens
Fond du Lac
Dan Bleckinger
Chuck Blecking
Bismarck-Mandan 9 Narrowly Defeats Winnipeg in NL Action
The Bismarck-Mandan Pards improved to 15-7 with a 3-2 win over Winnipeg as Rudy May earned his fifth straight win with seven innings of work and Ollie Brantley providing relief. Tom Solters delivered a triple and two singles to drive in all three runs. Duluth Superior weathered rainouts, delaying games at St. Cloud and Aberdeen.
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Winnipeg
St. Cloud
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Aberdeen
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Ollie Brantley
May
Tom Solters
Badgers Outrace Navy In Severn River Rowing Race
Wisconsin outrowed Navy by two and a half lengths on the Severn River finishing in 9 35.4 over the mile and three quarter course while Navy clocked 9 45.1. Stroked by Bernard Losching the Badgers pulled clear in the final stretch as Tom Willett Vic Johnson Marvin Utech Allan Heggblom Benton Logterman Tom Kroncke Doug Reiner and cox Larry Hurwitz rowed for Wisconsin with Navy’s crew starting 43 to 39 strokes.
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Wisconsin
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Midshipmen
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Purdue
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M.I.T
Bernard Losching
Janesville
Wis
Tom Willett
Vic Johnson
Marvin Utech
Allan Heggblom
Benton Logterman
Tom Kroncke
Doug Reiner
Losching
Larry Hurwitz
Krohn of Reedsburg Named Badgers Most Valuable Player
Ron Krohn of Reedsburg was named Wisconsin's most valuable player after posting five wins and three losses as the Badgers top pitcher last season. Dave Tymus of Watertown was chosen captain for next season, pitching and batting .306 with two wins as a pitcher.
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Ron Krohn
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
Badgers
A. J. Sweet
Dave Tymus
Watertown
Coon Valley Baseball Team Plans Wednesday Practice
Coon Valley Wisconsin announces a Wednesday night practice at seven at the local ball diamond for the Coon Valley baseball squad.
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Wis
Dodgers face possible loss of base-stealing star Wills
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers suffers calcification of the second toe joint and may need surgery that could sideline him for three weeks. Doctors reported ongoing X rays and potential plans to reexamine midweek as the team weighs its pennant bid without its 104 stolen bases leader.
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Maury
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers
Wills
Los Angeles
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Kerlan
Dodgers Put Wills and Koufax in Focus as Indians Rally
Wills has missed 12 games this season with a batting average of .252 and 11 stolen bases, far from last year’s pace. Koufax’s circulatory finger issue sidelined him from mid-July to season end as Cleveland’s catcher Johnny Romano breaks a finger in a Baltimore doubleheader. The Indians also promoted Jim Lawrence and Ted Abernathy and sold Ellis Burton to Salt Lake City. In exhibition play, Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 9 4.
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Jacksonville
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Baseball scores recap across leagues
Rochester defeated Columbus 3 to 1, Syracuse won 7 to 3 over Indianapolis, and Atlanta beat Richmond 7 to 3. Arkansas topped Jacksonville 7 to 4. Pacific Coast League games saw Hawaii and Salt Lake City draw 0 with Tacoma 8 and Portland 3, Spokane 5, Seattle 0. Dallas-Fort Worth 7 over Oklahoma City. Northern League action had Bismarck Mandan 3, Winnipeg 2. Midwest League results: Quad Cities 9, Quincy 5. Waterloo 4, Cedar Rapids 3.
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Jack) Wilcke
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