Two UW Golfers To Play in Finals
Dave Penn and Jay Lohmiller, University of Wisconsin juniors from Madison, reached the finals of the 63rd Wisconsin Amateur Golf Tournament after solid play. Penn defeated Ralph Schlicht 2 up in a tight match, while Lohmiller ousted Randy Robel 5 and 4, each advancing from 33 to 36 holes with strong putting and steady scoring at Blackhawk Country Club.
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Madison
Dave Penn
Jay Lohmiller
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Penn
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Lohmiller
Randy Robel
Waukesha
Blackhawk
Jeff Radder
Dan Nitz
Janesville
Schlicht
Benn
Robel
Whitewater State
Scoreboard shows AL leaders and NL standings with results
The American League table lists New York Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Boston Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Washington with wins losses and game back. Results include Baltimore 66 Kansas City 1 and Minnesota 4 New York 3. National League standings show Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York, with several recent scores and upcoming games.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angles
Philladelphia
Nichols Triumph After Near Fatal Crash PGA Victory
Bobby Nichols, Louisville St Xavier alumnus, survived a 107 mph highway crash that left him paralyzed briefly and questioned his career. He recovered to win the 46th PGA Championship with a record 271, then planned to fund a St Jude shrine with his $18,000 prize.
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New York
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
St. Xavier High School
Bobby
Nichols
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Oakmont
Seattle
Nancy
Pga
Intrasquad Game Set for Packers
Packers prepare for an intrasquad game at 8 p.m. as Hannack Paul Hornung returns from a year banned for betting. Rookies like Bob Long and Steve Wright show promise on offense, while defensive prospects include Jack Peterson and John Scarpati. Lombardi to field a familiar unit after a strong season.
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Green Bay
Hannack
Paul Hornung
Packers
Bart Starr
Bob Long
Wichita
Steve Wright
Alabama
Dave Crossan
Maryland
Dwain Bean
North Texas State
Merv Holland
George Washington
Rockies
Jack Peterson
Omaha
John Baker
Virginia Union
Larry Hunter
Grambling
Rall Carter
Fresno State
John Scarpati
North Carolina
Vince Lombardi
Cleveland Browns
Pizarro Delivers 14th Win as White Sox Top Washington
Juan Pizarro earned his 14th win of the season by blanking Washington 6-0, striking out 14 and delivering a shutout with three two strikeouts in the second inning. Moose Skowron provided two RBIs on sacrifice flies and Pizarro added an RBI sac fly. Ron Hansen hit his 12th homer as Chicago moved toward a rematch with Washington the next night.
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Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Pizarro
Moose Skowron
Ron Hansen
White Sox
John Buzhardt
Denid Stenhouse
Dick Tiger Reclaims Edge with TKO of Gonzalez
Dick Tiger, once stripped of his middleweight title, roars back with a six round technical knockout of eighth-ranked Jose Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden. Tiger declares he still deserves the championship shot as Giardello heads toward Ruben Carter with a promised rematch in doubt.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Tiger
Giardello
Ruben Carter
Carter
Decatur Lake Club Hosts Monday Night Golf League
A big day is slated Monday at Decatur Lake Country Club for the Monday Night Golf League. Trophies and prizes will be awarded for flag prizes blind bogies and best putts with prize money distributed. Rain date is one week later. Last week’s scores list Howard Fisher low net Russel Rosheisen close to pin Three Paul Haroldson close to pin Seven Dave Heitzman close to pin Seven Jake Jones longest on Five.
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Payunnav
Titus
Decatur Lake Country Club
Howard Fisher
Russel Rosheisen
Paul Haroldson
Dave Heitzman
Jake Jones
Today in History highlights key events on Aug 1 in 1498 to 1963
On August 1, 1498 Christopher Columbus anchored at Trinidad on his third voyage, becoming the first European to reach South America. The First Aeronautical Division, birth of the U S Air Force, began in 1907. In 1944 American forces advanced in Brittany, and other notes mark shifts in US relations with Jordan and France.
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Associated Press
Christopher Columbus
Trinidad
New World
South America
Conrado
Brittany
Normandy
Israel
United States
Britain
France
Jordan
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Brodhead by Miss Grace Marsh notes various local travels
Local notices list weekend trips and visits across Wisconsin and nearby states. Mr and Mrs Dick Kamps plan a Minnesota vacation. J J Zimmerman returned from Hudson visiting Rev Sachtsen. Rev Lyle Stephenson to direct Pine Lake camp. families from Monroe to Black Hills. Miss Lillie Focht visited by Schliem family. W J Ballman hosts Davenport and Rockford guests. Mrs Robert Brownell returns home via Pacific Palisades. Terry Holland named Davidson assistant coach.
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Dick Kamps
Minnesota
J. J. Zimmerman
Hudson
Robert Sachtsen
Wilbur Leatherman
Mondovi
John Plcchta
West Allis
Arnold Condon
Gregg
Lyle D. Stephenson
Pine Lake Wildwood Camp
Braves
Rockford
Robert Brownell
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Dwight Newcomer
Maxine Hill
BHS
Newcomer
Watkins Glen Archery Champion Sets 25-37 Record Title
Clifford Necessary 34 year old electrical engineer from Richmond Virginia won the 19th National Field Archery Association instinctive 400 title in Watkins Glen New York with a record total of 2537 points.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Clifford Necessary
Richmond
Stevens Point Invitation Golf Tourney field set
A field of 93 amateurs and professionals entered the Stevens Point Invitation Golf Tournament to be played over 36 holes Sunday and Monday. The continental Congress deliberated a dozen years before selecting the bald eagle as the national symbol.
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Stevens Point
Continental Congress
Cole Sells Jewelry and Sails Into Family Life in Dallas Area
Bruce Cole, once a magician known as Bruce the Magician, now makes and sells jewelry in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region to settle his family and allow his five children aged 8 months to 8 years to attend school. He tours fairs, finishing the Monroe stint and Tulsa, Oklahoma, run before shifting to holiday trade. The family speaks English and Spanish, with the mother learning English. Cole is a Minneapolis native whose mother still resides there.
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Cole
Bruce
Bruce Cole
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Monroe
Tulsa
Mexico City
Minneapolis
Braves Dairy Day Tribute at Milwaukee County Stadium
Brav es and Dodgers join Wisconsin dairy industry celebration at the August 9 game in Milwaukee. A pregame parade, Alice-in-Dairyland Beth Bartosh appearance, a chariot ride, gifts of cheese for players, a milking contest, and special caps for staff mark Dairy Day. Dairy producers run bus trips to the ballpark.
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Peany
Ravines
Braves
Wisconsin
County Stadium
Milwaukee
Beth Bartosh
Alice-in-Dairyland
Bobby Bragan
Dodgers
Ball Park
Travel visits and family gatherings across regions
Blanchardville residents Mrs Earl Barber hosts Vernon Hanson family and others for a two week Florida visit. Henry Schindler and relatives visit in Wisconsin and Oklahoma connections. Several from Oklahoma and Michigan visit Wisconsin families, with departures for Niagara Falls and other trips.
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Vernon Hanson
Manston
Earl J. Barber
Hanson
Wayne L. Schroeders
Tallahassee
Fla
Henry Schindler
Stockton
Kan
H. J Erickson
Oxford
Madison
Hazel Davis
Guyman
Okla
Francis Hoffman
Sammy
Frank
David
Oklahoma City
Wilma Johnson
Josie Thompson
Staten Island
Niagara Falls
Beth Ann Benson
Aurora
Howard — Hendricksons
James Bensons
Lloyd Johnson
Mrs
Ted Otto
Dr. T. M. Otto
Clear Lake
Orangeville News Notes and Hospital Events
Frautschy the son of Nathan and Mrs. Frautschy underwent an emergency appendix operation at Freeport Memorial hospital. Ralph Babier was admitted as a medical patient at Freeport Memorial Hospital. Several local residents and visitors attended meals and visits, including Ruth Kilian, Mrs. Albert Hemphill, and others. Family and friends traveled to Rockford for a funeral and a weekend visit with Rev. Dwight Bennett and family. Grace Folgate joined Lor al Metz and kin for a lakeside stay near Lake Kegonsa at Victor Rockey’s cottage.
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Gregory Frautschy
Nathan Frautschy
Freeport Memorial Hospital
al Prince
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Donald Barker
Ruth Kilian
Ralph Babier
John W. Ruff
Frances Mae
Frances Bear
Monroe
Nellie Matzke
Clarno
Leland Boyer
Lena
Jesse Matzke
Milton Bostian
Virgil Dickinson
Leo Flanagan
Brod
Read
F. W. Fowler
Rockford
Ter
Albert Hemphill
Freeport
Jason
Mae) Frankeberger
T. W. Bennett
Winona
Bellevue
Ohio
Dwight Bennett
Grace Folgate
Loral Metz
Lake Kegons
Victor Rockey
Twins rally for 4-3 win as Harmon Killebrew homers
Yesterday's Stars Hitting Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota lined a two-out two-run homer, his 36th, in the ninth to give the Twins a 4-3 victory over the Yankees. Frank Lary of New York held Houston to two hits as the Mets blanked the Colts, sweeping the doubleheader.
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Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Twins
New York Yankees
Frank Lary
New York Mets
Houston
Mets
Colts
Fair Weather and Crop Notes From Green County
A rural column from the Sul Conservation Service notes relief from heat with jackets back in style at the fair and tractor pulling crowds. Photographer flights reveal county beauty, with flagging soil erosion in one Juda field. Barb Blacknik departs The Times for Detroit Lakes. Ole Skinny loses weight, while Art Fish plans Green County work soon. Rent ads urged via Monroe Evening Times contact.
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Wendall Brunkow
Art Carter
Juda
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Penn, Lohmiller
Crown
Schetters
Mel Hammitzsch
Green County Fair
Schetter
Juan Pizzaro
Decatur Lake Club
Brodhead
Miss Grace Marsh
Davidson
N. C
Terry Holland
Davidson University
Wildcats
Holland
Lefty Driscell
Dairy Industry
Blanchardville
Earl Barber
Phyllis Klein
Doreen Crane
Marquette
Mich
Gerald Rosenberg, van Dyne
Floyd Helsdon
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
18Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Vernen J. Eberle
Jene
Green County
Floral Hall
Eberle
Times
Orangeville
Glen E
Bolender
Down To
SUL Conservation Service
Fred Friedrichs
Fred
Roy
Airport Road
Barbara Blacknik
the Times
Detroit Lakes
Barb
Ole Skinny
Art Fish
U. S
Sam
Governm Hanks
Tre Ry
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