Vanderkelen named MVP of All-Star upset over Packers
Ron Vanderkelen of Wisconsin earned the games MVP after throwing for 141 yards and a 73 yard scoring pass to Pat Richter as the College All-Stars upset Green Bay 20 17 at Soldier Field. Vikings signed Vanderkelen after NFL clubs passed him in December draft.
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Chicago
Ron Vander Kelen
Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Collegians
Bob Jenks
Miami
Ohio
VanderKelen
Badger
Pat Richter
Soldier Field
Minnesota Vikings
Viking
Norm van Brocklin
Packers
Vandy
van Brocklin
All-Stars
NFL
Veteran Auto Racer Alvin Fredenburg Dies in Crash
SUN PRAIRIE Monona resident Alvin Fredenburg a 39 year old veteran auto racer died from injuries after his midget car flipped in the 25 lap feature at Angell Park about 3 000 spectators watched the crash which occurred when his car struck a spun out rival on the dirt track He had raced midgets for 15 years and left five children.
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Sun Prairie
Alvin Fredenburg
Monona
Madison
Angell Park
Fredenburg
Shriner Benefit Game Tickets Offered for Packers Bears
The Green County Shrine Club offers limited tickets for the Packers versus Bears game at Milwaukee County Stadium on Saturday August 24. The annual Shrine benefit includes tickets and bus transport for eight dollars, with arrangements through William F. Hawthorne at 1600 11th Street. Non-Shriners may join.
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Green County Shrine Club
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Milwaukee—County Stadium
Tripoli
William F. Hawthorne
11Th Street
Turtle Derby Planned In Arkansas Thursday
Gould, Ark. hosts an annual turtle derby Thursday with contestants drawn from the Arkansas River. Turtles start in a 30 foot diameter circle and the first to cross the edge wins.
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Arkansas
Gould
Ark
Gonstead Sets Fast Lap at Meadowdale Race
Curt Gonstead, a Monroe chiropractor and sportscar racer, posted a 94.327 mph fastest lap at Meadowdale yesterday. Pit stops hindered his overall win as he spun after contact and finished sixth in the 100 mile feature and second in F Modified class.
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Curt Gonstead
Monroe
Meadowdale
Gonstead
Augie Pabst
Candy Spots Set to Meet Chateaugay in Saratoga Showdown
Candy Spots heads east for a August 17 clash with Chateaugay after winning the Arlington Classic by 4 lengths. The Rex Ellsworth colt earned $86,833 to raise his earnings to $753,193 for the year and vies for 3-year-old honors in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
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Associated Press
Rex C. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Chateaugay
Willie A
Saratoga
Dodgers Edge Astros as Podres Shields One Hit Night
Yesterday's game saw Johnny Podres of the Dodgers allow just one hit before relief to beat Houston after Johnny Temple led off the ninth. Washington Senators defeated Boston 7-5 with Jim King blasting two homers and a double, driving in three.
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Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Johnny Temple
Houston
Jim King
Senators
Boston
Podres Stars In Oxygen Fueled No-Hitter Bid
Dodgers left-hander John Podres kept a no hit bid alive in Houston as he weathered heat and a ninth inning threat led by Johnny Temple's leadoff single. Podres left with a 4 0 win completed by Larry Sherry after a brief hold by reliever.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Johnny Podres
Oxygen
Houston
Podres
Colts
Johnny Temple
Bob Aspromonte
Larry Sherry
Roger Craig
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Craigs Isin
Cliff Curtis
Boston
Craig
Braves
Paul Derringer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
Four Teams Remain in Wisconsin Legion Junior Tourney
Oshkosh Beloit Marshfield and Kenosha survive the double elimination bracket of the Wisconsin American Legion Junior baseball tournament. Beloit beat Marshfield 4-3 and Beloit defeated Green Bay 13-? while Kenosha beat Eau Claire 7-4 and Green Bay fell 6-1 to Kenosha.
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Appleton
Oshkosh
Beloit
Marshfield
Kenosha
Wisconsin American Legion
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Sullivan Sparks Ridgeway Wins in Home Talent League
Gene Sullivan of Ridgeway struck out 24 batters and allowed nine hits in 12 innings as Ridgeway swept a doubleheader from Dodge Point to pull into a tie for first with Viota. Ridgeway’s 6-1 and 4-2 wins supported by a 15 hit attack. Jim Meyers hit a two run homer.
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Gene Sullivan
Ridgeway
Sullivan
Dodge Point
Viota
New Glarus Nip
Blanchardville
Verona Tp
Belleville
Argyle
Hollandale
Ron Martinson
Jack Butts
Ken Disrud
Dick Wainwright
Ray Sherman
Monte Olson
Bob
Dick Stamff
Verona
Horse Racing Results Move Through Quiet Race Day
Yesterday's card features multiple pacing and trotting heats with winners like Miss Hattie Ann, Grandview, and Victory Man. Notable times include 2:09 and 2:14 for various trots, with entrants such as Miss Princess Pat and Sisters Sonnet listed among non winners in close finishes.
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Pace
Hettie Ann
Carey
Jimmie K
Nevel
Grandview
Elliott
C. B. Sale
Bronkhorst
Scotch Flag
Casagranda
McFarland
Lemke
Etta Brook
Scheppert
Helen Way
Banks
M. P. Chuck
Abbey Fedor
Yahn
Victory Man
Laufenberg
Mary’s
McGhye
Lincoln Yates
Marquis
Ebony Guy
Cormier
Scottish Castle
Kirsling
Ida Steel
Fancy
Hicks
Empire
Perrin
Butterfly
Cecelia
Jones
Billy Pin
Glow Worm
Kohl
Nienczycki
Allison
James
J.J. Comet
DeLong
Janett Boy
Miss Spring Hill
Springer
Highland Spud
Flash Mor
Wilsman
Mr. Wisco
Lucky Boy Win
Kline
Green Valley’s Lady
Crockroft
Purdue Noon
Mr. Mitti
Linda
G. C. Direct
Sonnet
Morrisey
Rockton
Thrasher
Notation
Tithe Town
Timber
Jasman Pal
Kane
Diana
Ashland and Prairie narrow match results in tight finishes
Ashland James defeats Creed Grattan Casagranda 2 3 while Prairie Nancy Yahn wins 3 2. Dus ty Gold Rice posts 44 with Avenue Hat Lemke at 5 6 and Trumpettress Filiott 6 7. Mr Mahlum Banks clocks 8 8 as Times two 08 25 seconds.
Pick and Barry Attend UW Wrestling Clinic
Barry Pick and Richard Barry, members of the high school wrestling team, will attend a wrestling clinic at the University of Wisconsin this week. Pick is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Pick Jr of Route 2 Monroe and Barry is the son of Dr and Mrs George Barry of Monroe. Both will be seniors this fall.
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David Pick
Richard Barry
University of Wisconsin
Paula Clauder Wins Wisconsin Women’s Open Title
Paula Clauder of Milwaukee captured the Milwaukee Women's Open at North Shore Country Club with a 72 hole total of 317 after a final round 76. Amateur Nancy Roth of Florida led at 306 but Clauder prevailed among state entries with Polly Erickson runner up and Marilyn Williams withdrawing on the final day due to a headache.
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Milwaukee
Paula Clauder
Wisconsin
North Shore Country Club
Clauder
Nancy Roth
Lee Fla
Polly Erickson
Madison City
Marilyn Williams
Track Tour Near End as U S A Men Lead Britain
The U S track and field team closes its European tour with the second day of events against Britain. After day one the Americans led 61 to 44 in men’s events while the British women trailed 28 to 27 in the girls competition.
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London
U.S
Britain
Classified Act aids thousands in locating lost items
Thousands depend on the Classified Act to publish notices and notices help readers find missing objects, services, and opportunities. The program supports detailed listings from communities and organizations.
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Shriners
Bears
Rid
All-in
Zuercher
Seattle, Washington
Moa
D.A
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Luc
Imme Purcell
Candy
White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ken Johnson
Tommy Davis
John Nahoars
Eddie Mathews
Lou Klimchock
Gene Oliver
Dan Schneider
Mays
Lindy McDaniel
Don Larsen
Ron Santo
Cubs
Legion
Sullivan Sparks
Tip
Congressman Jim
Blackie Grattan
P.J. Gordon
Date Girl
Melody Manselle
Maple Grove Inn
Pick
Barry
UW Wrestling Clinic
Dominic's Firestone Store
Dial
12Th St
F.r
Schuetze’s Clothing
the Style Shop
Kerr's Shoes
Ferron
Dominic's
Kundert’s
Drapery House
Milady
TV Sales & Service
Lawrence
WELK
Royal American Midway
Black Jack Bonanza
State Fair
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