Teams Crown Kegler Champions in League Bowling Action
Windy Acres captured the Turner Hall League title while Simmons finished 56 34 in Pleasure Loop. Green County Service Co won the Minor No 3 half title with 38 points, John Shager led with a 612 series and 224 high game, and Fred Wirtz added 584 in Pleasure.
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Fred Wirtz
Shager
Dave Eley
Turner Hall
Robert Keith
John Shager
Mike Wuthrich
Hub Rock
Wieman’s
Deb
Donna’s
Pure Oil
Eagles
Fred Gobeli
Gerald Swiggum
Sab Laeser
Arnold Koehn
Windy Acres
Monroe Sales
Triangle
Treuthardt Stockyards
Mueller
Grace Lutheran
Browntown Mill
Montgomery
Ken Norder
Phil Mueller
Milt Steiner
Gerry Gelbach
Robert Hawley
Martin’s
Niffeneggers
Spoerry
Huber’s
Simmons
Gemplers
Hawley
Bill Teuscher
Steve Esser
Bob Keith
Alvie Riese
Dick Bruny
Billy Hartwig
Headquarters
Felders
Dearth Motors
NCPSC
Junction House
Eagies
Belmont Defeats Benton 13-5 in Blackhawk League baseball
Belmont cruised past Benton 13-5 as pitcher Moody earned the win and allowed five runs on eight hits. Webb led Belmont with three hits in four at bats and sparked the offense.
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Belmont
Benton
Moody
Webb
Mets Win 4-2 as Umpires Back Balk Scene Tallies in NL Record
The Mets beat the Dodgers 4-2 on a winning balk call in the second game of a doubleheader. Ed Kranepool doubled start three run rally, Mary Throneberry’s pinch hit drove in the decisive run, Ed Roebuck balked to force Neal home. Six balks this season push NL total past 76. Willie Mays sparked a Giants win with a Cepeda RBI in Philadelphia.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Baseball
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Felipe Alou
New York
Roger Craig
Los Angeles
Ed Kranepool
Bob Miller
Charlie Neal
Ed Roebuck
Mary Throneberry
Neal
Jim Hickman
Craig
Giants
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Phillies
Jack Fisher
Tenkyck Leads Brodhead to Area Track Meet Victory
Tenkyck of Brodhead swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes the broad jump and helped the 880 relay as Brodhead beat Durand 62 to 56. New Glarus dominated with Welch and Disch wins while Argyle swept 10 of 13 events to edge South Wayne 73 to 40.
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Brodhead
Durand
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Argyle
South Wayne
Tenkyck
Cardinals
Steve Welch
Fred Disch
Glazners
Welch
Disch
Orioles
Jim Wyss
Jim Meyers
Dennis Burreson
Argyle Orioles
Charles Hill Dies. Noted Madison Sports Figure
Charles F. Hill, 61, prominent Madison area sports figure and businessman, died Monday after a heart attack. He played football and basketball at Platteville Teachers College, coached in Sparta and Gays Mills, and long served as a UW track meet official.
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Charles Hill
Madison
Charles F. Hill
Madison Area
Platteville Teachers College
Sparta
Gays Mills
University of Wisconsin
Buchholtz Hurls Monroe Victory Over Evansville
Monroe defeated Evansville 12-3 at Recreation Park behind Bob Buchholtz pitching and Larry Blaser’s three run homer. Buchholtz two for four with six strikeouts and four walks. Dearth two for four. Landis three for four. Monroe improves to 4 0 with this win as they head to Stoughton for Badger Conference opener.
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Bob Buchholtz
Larry Blaser
Monroe
Evansville
Recreation Park
Blaser
Buchholtz
Charles Dearth
Dan Landis
Cheesemen
Stoughton
Ocean Spray Names New Chief Executive Officer
Hanson, Mass Edward Gelsthorpe an executive with Colgate Palmolive Peet Co Monday was named executive vice president and chief executive officer of Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc The appointment marks a leadership shift at the Cranberry firm based in Hanson Massachusetts with Gelsthorpe succeeding the prior CEO.
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Cranberry
Hanson
Mass
Edward Gelsthorpe
Colgate - Palmolive Peet Co
Monday
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc
Stengel Rejects NL Balk Directive After Mets Win
New York manager Casey Stengel scoffed at Warren Giles's balk directive after a 4-2 Mets victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He mocked the order that urged managers to enforce the pause before pitching and questioned how to implement it without dragging games.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Juan Marichal
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Los Angeles
Senators
Angels
Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Warren Giles
Stengel
Balks
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Casey
Dupas Wins Title With Beans and Rice
Ralph Dupas captured the world junior middleweight title in New Orleans with a 15 round split decision over Denny Moyer. Dupas trained on red beans and rice and home cooking boosted by ice cream as he finally claimed the championship after previous losses to Joe Brown and Emile Griffith.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Joe Brown
Emile Griffith
Moyer
Meyer
Linksmen Beat Wisconsin High in Tight Golf Meet
The Cheesemakers led by Tom Lovelace posted a 211 to 226 win over Wisconsin High at Madison to even their record at 1-1. Lovelace and teammates Dan Franklin Kurt Share Tom Mitchell and Dave Deininger contributed solid scores while Wisconsin High’s Tim Comstock Steve Kailin Bill Fair Pete Landwehr and Jerry Schultz paced their squad.
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Cheesemaker
Tom Lovelace
Wisconsin High
Madison
Lovelace
Dan Franklin
Kurt Share
Tom Mitchell
Dave Deininger
Tim Comstock
Steve Kailin
Bill Fair
Pete Landwehr
Jerry Schultz
Badger Preps
Wisconsin
Fred Schuetze
Mike Thayer
Dennis Gerondale
Bruce Wagner
Bob Tschanz
Monroe
Edgerton
Lancaster
Monona Grove
Ft. Atkinson
Big Car Auto Race Opens Freeport Season Sunday
The Cardinal 100 new car auto race tops the Freeport Raceway program Sunday afternoon triggering the season. Wisconsin entrants include Ralph Wilhelm Milwaukee driving a 1962 Ford Ken Pratt Darlington in a 1962 Chevrolet Impala and Tom Rathke Grafton in a 1962 Pontiac. Time trials start at 1 30 p m with the opener at 2 30 p m and the 100 lap feature to follow.
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Freeport
Freeport Raceway
Wisconsin
Ralph Wilhelm
Milwaukee
Ken Pratt
Darlington
Tom Rathke
Grafton
Even Jury Undecided About Pro Wrestling
Promoter Bob Rechtwig facing charges for staging a wrestling show in El Monte without a State Athletic Commission license. He argued matches and dialogue were scripted. The jury remained hung at trial, with a new trial date set for June 10 by Municipal Judge John K. Otis.
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EL Monte
Calif
Bob Rechtwig
State Athletic Commission
Rechtwig
John K. Otis
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