Kirkwood Leads as Par Stands Tough at Greentree
At Greentree Country Club during the Speedway Festival Open Joe Kirkwood Jr holds a 139 after 36 holes and leads a tight field. Only 15 players beat the par 71 71 142 for 36 holes with Kirkwood posting 69 70 in the two days and others like Barber and Sikes matching two subpar rounds.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Greentree Country Club
Joe Kirkwood Jr
Kirkwood
Greentree
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Miller Barber
Dan Sikes
Hebert
Barber
Sikes
Doug Ford
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Joe
Joe Palooka
Ind
Darryl Meyer Named Luther's Top Athlete
Darryl Meyer a senior from Walters Minnesota has been elected Luther College athlete of the year. He played four years of football and baseball at Luther captaining both this year and earned 10 letters four in football two in basketball. Meyer an economics major with minors in mathematics and business will join a Chicago public accounting firm.
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Decorah
Iowa
Darryl Meyer
Walters
Minn
Luther College
Meyer
Luther
Chicago
Doug Albertson
Norse
la Crosse Area
John Hefte
Caledonia
Phil Schlachtenhausen
Paul Hanson
Lavern Hanson
la Crosse
Hanson
Trinity Lutheran
Urbana gridder Tresslar to enter Wisconsin Badgers
Urbana Illinois star end Thomas K Tresslar has accepted a Wisconsin athletic scholarship and will enroll in September. The 6 4 215 pound sophomore lettered three years and led Urbana to an undefeated 1964 season while earning all conference honors. He will join teammate Chuck Burt at Wisconsin. Sandy Koufax's 12 of 14 decisions and 0 85 ERA noted for Dodger Stadium highlight the Dodgers season.
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Madison
Thomas K. Tresslar
Urbana
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Ivan Williamson
Tresslar
Badger
Chuck Burt
Wisconsin
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Tomah, Grovers, BBF Win District Titles
Tomah pitcher Grove steen hurled his second no hitter of the season to beat Adams-Friendship 1 to 0 in the WIAA district finals. Kotlowski of Adams-Friendship fanned five while Lenz and Tomah collected key hits. Grovesteen struck out nine in a one run win for Tomah.
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Adams
Wis
Ron Grovesteen
Tomah
Adams-Friendship
Grovesteen
Pat Kotlowski
Adams - Friendship
Bud Lenz
Kotlowski
Omaha U Nine Caps NAIA Baseball Title
Omaha University captured the District 13 NAIA baseball title by beating Minot State College 6-2 and 7-3 in a doubleheader in Omaha. The wins earned Omaha a spot in the NAIA national tournament to be held in St Joseph Missouri next week.
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Omaha U. Nine Caps
Omaha
Neb
Omaha University
Minot State College of North Dakota
St. Joseph
More Than 400 Cars In Gas and Fuel Run
More than 400 drag racing machines and top drivers compete in the ninth National Gas and Fuel Championships at Great Lakes Dragaway. With over $13,000 in prize money, trials precede daily championship runs. Notables include Don Garlits, Chris Karamesines, Tom Hoover, and Pete Farnsworth.
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Union Grove
Great Lakes Dragaway
Don Garlits
Tampa
Fla
Chris Karamesines
Chicago
Tom Hoover
Minneapolis
American Hot Rod Association
Pete Farnsworth
Milwaukee
Nick and Ragsdale Signed by Baltimore Colts
The Baltimore Colts announced on Friday that Bob Nick of Concordia College Moorhead Minnesota and Port Ragsdale a Harding College lineman from Little Rock Arkansas have been signed as free agents.
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Baltimore
Bob Nick
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
Port Ragsdale
Harding College
Little Rock
Ark
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Boxing bouts canceled and results from Caribbean showdowns
In Saint John Willie Pep and Irish Bob Shaughnessy canceled after a planned 10 round bout. In Port of Spain Eddie Perkins defeated Johnny DePeiza by outpoint in a 10 round Chicago versus Trinidad matchup.
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Saint John
N.B
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Bob Shaughnessy Paterson
N.J
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Johnny DePeiza
Horlen Regains Lopez Favor With 2-0 Yankee Shutout
Chicago pitcher Joe Horlen, 27, silenced doubts about his fate with manager Al Lopez by tossing a six hit complete game shutout of the New York Yankees. Horlen, who went 13-9 with a 1.88 ERA last season, rebounded from a recent on-field conflict to help the White Sox win.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Horlen
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Horlen
Dean Chance
New York Yankees
Lopez
Hor
Yankee
Bill Stafford
Sox
John Romano
Don Buford
Joe Pepitone
Pete Ward
Ron Hansen
Lanesboro, Mabel win in District One baseball tourney
Caledonia and Spring Grove suffer setbacks as Lanesboro and Mabel advance to semifinals. CALEDONIA 2, LANESBORO 5. SPRING VALLEY 0, SPRING GROVE 2. MABEL 11, PRESTON 2. Horlen yanked after three innings amid AL controversy. Lopez defends managerial approach.
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Caledonia
Minn
Phil Erickson
Lanesboro
Larry Strom
Spring Grove
Spring Valley
Mabel
Preston
Harmony With Harmony
Don Rosanen
Rod Ness
Ken Halverson
Harold Hintz
Mark Kumpf
Robert Rommel
David L. Anderson
Rommel
John Tingesdahl
Anderson
Erickson
Strom
Erwi
Hauser
Bret Hanover Extends Way To 27th Straight Victory
Unbeaten 3 year old pacer Bret Hanover won the Commodore Pace at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York clocking 1 59 2 5 for the mile. He set a new track record for 3 year old pacing colts and led at every call. Adios Vie finished second three quarters of a length back with Rivaltime third.
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Westbury
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Adios Vie
Rivaltime
Bobby T. Knight
Oso Slo
Spinabout
Gee Lee Hanover
Steady Move
Scarlet Wave
One Year Old Choking Incident Aids Firemen Parents
Firefighters aided a choking one year old at 1206 S East Ave Friday afternoon. They gave oxygen, police then transported him to St Francis Hospital where he recovered. Child was returned home. cause doughnut bite.
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la Crosse
Kenneth Pedretti
S. East Ave
Robert Pedretti
St. Francis Hospital
Luther College Honors Baseball Letter Awards
Decorah Iowa tale Tom Ellingson of Spring Grove earned a baseball letter at Luther College. Also receiving an L in the sport was Phil Schlachtenhauften of Decorah.
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Decorah
Iowa
Tom Ellingson
Spring Grove
Luther College
Phil Schlachtenhauften
La Crosse Women’s Bowling Association Meeting Set
The spring meeting of the La Crosse Women’s Bowling Association is scheduled for Tuesday, June 1 at 7:30 p.m. The gathering will take place at the Eagles Club.
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la Crosse Women’s Bowling Association
Eagles Club
Coach Lester Belding Dies at 64 in Naperville
Lester C. Belding a North Central College coach for 20 years died Thursday in Naperville at age 64 from a heart attack. He led multiple athletic programs and was a familiar figure on campus and in local sports circles.
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Naperville, Ill
Lester C. Belding
North Central College
Guardsmen Reunion At Camp McCoy During 32nd Division DTFT
Former National Guardsmen will reunite during the 32nd Infantry Division field training at Camp McCoy June 12 28. Governor's Day is June 19 at 10 a.m. Veterans should arrive June 18 with reservations due by June 10.
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32Nd Infantry Division
Camp McCoy
National Guard
32Nd Brigade
Minnesota
Edward T. Lauer Sr
Old Timers Club
Stickney Ave
Wauwatosa
Harry B. Fillner
Eugene Phelps
Judgments and notices from La Crosse County Court lists
La Crosse County Court records show judgments against Loomis and Bellefleur totaling hundreds of dollars, plus multiple other creditors including Credit Bureau of La Crosse. Police and ambulance reports, fire department calls, and municipal court penalties from surrounding areas are listed, ending with Frank Thomas batting .294 in 39 Phillies games last fall after a Mets trade.
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Thorp Finance
3Rd
Main Sts
Willis H. Loomis
Holmen
J. Bellefleur
S. 7Th St
Bangor
William, Roy
Helen Gehrking
Hauptman Feather Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Five Star Mattress Corp
Oak and Rublee Sts
Credit Bureau of la
Mississippi St
Robert E. Marnach
Earl Montgomery
Lake Shore Drive
Mary R. Mulrooney
Mount Hope
Wayne S. Ashebrook
Mormon Coulee Road
Frank Thomas
Phillies
Mets
Major league draft aims to curb big bonuses for young players
The AP outlines a proposed MLB draft for high school graduates and college sophomores to rein in six figure signing bonuses. Critics warn it could drive players to college or affect careers, while teams rely on scouts and NCAA rules to navigate eligibility and entertainment of tryouts.
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AP News
Major League Baseball
New York
Danny Litwhiler
Michigan State
Litwhiler
New York Yankees
Yankees
Ethan Allen
Yale
Baseball Register
W. P
Dutch) Fehring
Stanford
Maryland Tops Trials In IC4A Track Event
Maryland and Villanova dominated Friday trials at Rutgers Stadium as IC4A action narrowed to finals. Maryland's Russ White set a javelin meet record 241 feet 1 inch while Harvard's John Bakkensen broke the discus mark. Villanova led in multiple events with key qualifiers and five events scheduled as finals only.
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Maryland
New Brunswick
N.J
Villanova
Jumbo Jim Elliott
New York
Terrapins
Jim Kehoe
Rutgers Stadium
Russ White
White
Nick Kavalakides
First Federal Directors Hike Dividend Rate
Directors of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of La Crosse vote a 4 percent annual dividend for six months ending June 30. The payout reaches $1.19 million, the largest in the association’s history, with assets over $67 million and savings balances above $58 million. President Fred Kramer cites local faith in La Crosse’s future amid rising housing demand and anticipated construction.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Fred Kramer
la Crosse
Secretaries to Attend Wisconsin Mental Health Clinic Meeting
Mrs. Ted Lillian Jefferson of 2123 Grandview Place will attend the first Community Mental Health Clinic Secretaries meeting in Madison June 7 8. Secretaries from 23 clinics statewide will participate in the gathering sponsored by the Wisconsin Association of Mental Health Clinics and the State Division of Mental Hygiene.
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Ted
Lillian) Jefferson
Grandview Place
la Crosse County
Madison
Wisconsin Association of Mental Health Clinics
State Division of Mental Hygiene
Umpire Accused of Quick-Ending Braves Dodgers Game
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan charged umpire Jocko Conlan with trying to get the game over in the late innings of the Dodgers 3 2 win over Milwaukee. Lemaster walked in the winning run after a disputed ball call with bases loaded and two strikes on Al Ferrara. Conlan defended his integrity, noting 24 years in the game.
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LOS Angeles
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Braves
Denny Lemaster
Bragan
Lemaster
Conlan
Brave
Dodger
al Ferrara
Tom Gorman
Tax Relief Deadline July 15
Walter W. Freitag of 1538 Barlow St. was named area coordinator for the home stead tax refund program with a July 15 filing deadline. Assisting him are Harvey Nicolai, Harry C. Welch, Charles H. Guenth er, and Kenneth Sheldon in gathering names of applicants. Seniors who qualify may contact Freitag or his assistants for help.
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Walter W. Freitag
Barlow St
Freitag
Harvey Nicolai
S. 27Th St
Harry C. Welch
S. 32Nd St
Charles H. Guenther
4Th Ave. N
Onalaska
Kenneth Sheldon
Hagar St
Richey Faces Smith In French Tourney
In Paris AP reports the French tennis schedule is extended by rain with finals and semifinals threatened by more showers. Women's semifinals feature Nancy Richey of Dallas versus Margaret Smith of Australia, and Maria Esther Bueno of Brazil against Lesley Turner of Australia. Tony Roche faces Fred Stolle in the men's singles final after Roche upset Roy Emerson in the semifinals.
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Paris
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Richey
America
Miss Smith
Forrest Hills
Maria Esther Buenos
Brazil
Lesley Turner
Tony Roche
Fred Stolle
Roche
Roy Emerson
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Greg Hall
Calif
Hall
Don Bowler
Cresbi
Doug Bittle
Crescenta
UPI
Joe Kirkwood
Grovers
BBF
Kotlowski and
Mink
Grovesteen and Gerwing
Gays Mills
Soldiers Grove
Warren Randall
Jack Maybee
Randall
Sorum
Hawkins
Larson
Soldiers Gr
Randall, Maybee and
Davidson
Halverson
R. Swiggum
Melrose
Black River Falls
Tigers
Randy Mills
Bruce Lambert
Jim Frederickson
Ken Olson
Helmen
BRE
Millis
B. Olson
Knudson
K. Olson
Nick, Ragsdale
By Joe Mooshil
Lanesboro 9
Madel Advance
Ness
Rowe
Kumpf
Solberg
D. L. Anderson
Rosendahl
Marx
Sethre
Rislove
Mangan
Len. Horlen
Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Eddie Fisher
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ha Crosse Tribune
RFD
Ae Rick Reichards
Dennis Musgraves
Brent Hanover
Aries Ee
Frieda Pattratz
S. 30Th St
Lutheran Hospital
Bonnie Bundy
Avon St
Grandview Hospital
Fire Department
Edward Fotland
S. 19Th St
Kennard Buick
Copeland Ave
Copeland
Island Streets
Elda Bello
R. J. Holmen
Sparta
Douglas D. McCoy
James
Talber
Newport News
Arnold Leis
Norwalk
Stephen Krueger
Linda Guy
Charles Hrdy
John Hanson
Michael Novak
Edward Novak
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Tribune
Causeway Blvd
Dial
Johns-Manville
Homestead
Rick Reichardt
Reichardt
Seattle
Angels
Secusiow
Schneider
The
Wisconsin Commission On Aging
Joe Hengel, Sr
10Th Ave
Richey
Smith
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee, Wis
Muskegon, Mich
Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship CO
N. Harbor Drive
Clipper
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