Crosby’s Classic Rain Delays Crosby Golf Third Round
Rain and wind threaten to mar the Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach as leaders—led by Al Balding at 11 under—prepare for the third round on three courses. TV schedules push Palmer, Nicklaus, and Boros into early play while others chase at Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula.
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Calif
Crosby
al Balding
Bruce Devlin
Balding
Devlin
Pebble Beach
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Palmer
Nicklaus
Boros
U.S
al Besselink
Bobby Nichols
Jerry Steelsmith
Dave Marr
Geoffrey Hunt
Four State Line League teams win as co leaders stay tied
Brodhead and Orfordville kept pace atop the State Line League by winning Friday. Brodhead overwhelmed Belleville 86 37 behind 17 points from Steve May while Orfordville beat Monticello 73 61 with Paul Johnson scoring 19. Argyle topped South Wayne 77 67 with Jack Larson pouring in 30 and Blanchardville edged New Glarus 59 58 as Terry Willborn drilled two late free throws.
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Brodhead
Orfordville
Albany
Argyle
Belleville
Juda
South Wayne
Monticello
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Steve May
Jim Zweifel
Paul Johnson
Tom Kubly
Jack Larson
John Milz
Spartans
Terry Willborn
Wenger
Glarners
Shepard Neck Tumor Found Not Malignant
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard underwent thyroid surgery at Herman Hospital in Houston. The small tumor was removed and ruled not malignant. Shepard, 41, is expected to stay in the hospital until the end of next week, with no expected impact on his flying status.
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Alan B. Shepard
Herman Hospital
Paul Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Shepard
Haney
Gun Safety Advocate Killed in Rifle Mishap
The gun safety themed high school project ends in tragedy as 15 year old Barry Whalen is shot in the head while clearing a firearm in his room. Barron County authorities report he was the son of James and Mrs. Whalen and the rifle discharged during the incident in Cumberland.
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Cumberland
Barron County
Barry Whalen
James Whalen
High School Basketball Scores From Wisconsin Listings
A rundown of recent Wisconsin high school basketball results with Madison East over Madison West 53 to 50 and Madison Central defeating Janesville 82 to 57 among multiple boys games across cities including Stoughton Monona Grove Jefferson Middleton Fort Atkinson Mosinee Minocqua Phillips Park Falls and more with various scorelines listed.
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Madison West
Madison Central
Janesville
Farm auctions announced for several estates this week
Ernest Foulker will discontinue farming and auction his farm eight miles southwest of South Wayne on Wednesday. To settle the Leonard Drye Estate a sale will be held Thursday at the Drye farm five miles southwest of Browntown. Drye died April 26. Mrs. Mabel Sommerfeldt and son Lawrence schedule a farm sale Tuesday two miles south of Monroe on Highway 69.
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South Wayne
Leonard Drye
Browntown
Drye
Mabel Sommerfeldt
Lawrence
Monroe
Highway 69
Dodgers Extend Western Wisconsin High School hoops streak
Dodgers move to 8-0 after a 90-53 win over Mt. Horeb extending their 13 game winning streak and leading Platteville by one in Western Wisconsin standings. Platteville won 76-58 over Boscobel while Iowa Grant beat Cuba City 68-64 to reach 6-1.
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Iowa Grant
Cuba City
Lancaster
West Grant
Shullsburgh
Bloomington
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Mt. Horeb
Dodgers
Darlington
Mineral Point
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
George Faherty
Don Klass
Gary Olson
Bill Muller
Tom Christensen
Black Hawks
Maurice Leffler
Northwest Ice Regatta Opens at Green Lake
Northwest Ice Yacht Regatta resumes after gusts up to 50 mph postponed six opening events. Windy hazards delayed racing despite solid ice. Fifty seven skippers are joined by sixty seven entrants overall as the regatta runs through Sunday on Green Lake.
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Green Lake
Monona Grove Ties Monroe for Badger Conference Lead
Monona Grove tied Monroe Cheesemakers for first in the Badger Conference with a 76 to 67 win over Jefferson. Dennis Riddle and Bob Branch combined for 44 points for the Silver Eagles, Riddle 27 and Branch 17. Other games featured Stoughton over Wisconsin High 68 to 46, Sun Prairie over Edgerton 74 to 56, and Middleton edging Ft. Atkinson 69 to 68.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Badger
Jefferson
Dennis Riddle
Bob Branch
Silver Eagles
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Branch
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Wisconsin High
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Edgerton
Middleton Edge Ft
Stoughton
Badger Preps
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Vikings
Greg Jones
Donovan
Cohen
Mike Morgan
al Praefer
John Mast
Middleton
Steve Cantwell
Sun Prairie
Cantwell
George Voss
Gary Synder
Ft. Atkinson
Harmon Named Voice of Braves
Merle Harmon, 37, veteran Kansas City sportscaster, named the Milwaukee Braves No. 1 announcer succeeding Earl Gillespie. He has broadcast Kansas City Athletics games since 1955 and worked with KOMO and ABC network programs while also covering Chiefs and other baseball.
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Merle Harmon
Kansas City
Milwaukee Braves
Harmon
Kansas City Athletics
Braves
Earl Gillespie
KOMO
Komo-Tv
Kansas City Chiefs
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Carleton Down Beloit For 22nd Straight Dual Win
Carleton College defeated Beloit 58 to 37 to extend its dual swim meet win streak to 22. Beloit's John Van Slyke won the 200 yard breaststroke 200 yard butterfly and the 160 yard individual medley.
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Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Beloit
Bucs
John van Slyke
Bonsai Tree Grows Two Feet After 300 Years
A bonsai is described as a dwarfed tree kept to a height of about two feet through careful cultivation over centuries. The practice emphasizes long term patience and meticulous pruning to sustain a miniature form.
Dorothy Schott Leads 514 Honor Count In Kegler Action
Dorothy Schott of Progressive League posted the only 514 honor count with games of 186 169 and 159 as Barb Stauffacher had a 196 high. LaVerne Hayes led men with a 582 series and Bob Stamm 211 high in the Sportsmen division. VFW Ready Mix and Frito Lay won all matches. full results list teams and individual scores.
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Progressive League
Kegler
Barb Stauffacher
Marion Strait
LaVerne Hayes
Keglers
Bob Stamm
Sportsmen League
VFW
Ready Mix
Frito-Lay
Turner Hall
Milwaukee Cheese
Evie’s Bar
Treuthardt Trucking
Southern Wisconsin Co-op
Thorpe Paints
Recreation Club
Nate Hare
Milo Friedrichs
Phil Mueller
Duanne Shippy
Nco’s
Industrial Combustion
South Side Market
Huber’s
Marty Quest
Roxie Steinmann
Virginia Matzke
Burn Electric
Dean’s Milk
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin cheddar market held steady with fair to good demand. Supplies of large styles were balanced, small styles ample, and U S American cheese production fell 3 percent week over week while Wisconsin output rose 1 percent. Swiss cheese also remained steady as demand slowed after December interest with storm disruptions hindering early movement.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S
Wisconsin Warns on Distressed Merchandise Sales
A Wisconsin state agency spokesman cites complaints about mail order pitches for bankrupt merchandise. Ray R. Pytel of the agriculture department notes ads use public notices and lure buyers with extremely low priced sugar or coffee by the case.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ray R. Pytel
State Department of Agriculture
Pytel
Spring Grove Social Notes Kiss 25th Anniversary and Visits
A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pinnow for their 25th wedding anniversary. Ellsworth Rosheisen hosted for Kenneth’s 18th birthday. Alfred Zweifel visited James Collalti in Freeport. Rodney Arnsmeier aided a move from Lena to the Dinse house in Freeport. Travel included visits by the Goodger, Maurer, Johnston, and Dahli families along with Mathew Nenneman and Herbert Mohns in Madison.
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Ellsworth Rosheisen
Kenneth
Alfred Zweifel
James Collalti
Freeport
Rodney
Duane
Lowell Arnsmeier
Robert Reise
Lena, Ill
Dinse
Elza Laubes
Reise
Earl Goodger
Delavan
Laverne Gadow
Paul Maurer
Deerfield
Edwin Jaggs
Richard H. Johnston
Heide
Devens
Mass
Harland Dahlik
Paul
Verona
Lucinda Dahli
Mathew Nenneman
Herbert Mohns
Madison
U S Farm Units Push Sales Drive Abroad
Washington reports Uncle Sam and farm groups are funding a nationwide sales push for American agricultural products abroad. Since late 1955 they have spent over 100 million dollars to spark present and future markets, with nearly 800 market development projects in eight years. The Agriculture Department and private organizations credit these efforts for rising farm exports.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Agriculture Department
Folley Beats Chuvalo in Ten Rounds for Possible Title Shot
Zora Folley, a 31 year old veteran and father of seven, outclassed former Canadian champ George Chuvalo for a unanimous decision in a ten round nationally televised bout. Folley said Sonny Liston telegrammed to consider him for a title fight if he beat Chuvalo.
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Cleveland
Zora Folley
Sonny Liston
Folley
George Chuvalo
Bill Lillard Leads All-Star Kegler Meet
Bill Lillard of Dallas surged to the qualifying lead in the $100,000 All-Star Bowling Tournament with eight games totaling 1,799. He added a four game 925 series, boosting his bid for the $15,000 men's title after a career lull since his 1956 championship.
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Dallas
Bill Lillard
Lillard
Chicago
St. Louis
Wallace returns from West tour to rally crowd in Alabama
Gov George Wallace tells 250 supporters in Montgomery that Alabama public sentiment now understands civil rights issues. He notes concern over property rights in the civil rights bill as West readers wake to federal legislation. In Atlanta, Lewis B Hershey defends draft fairness amid unmarried men first policy.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
West
Atlanta
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Armed Services
Mrs Wagner Receives Get Well Telegram From President
Mrs. Robert F. Wagner wife of New York City mayor is at St Luke s hospital with an undisclosed illness. President John F Kennedy sent a get well telegram noting her hospitality to him in 1960 and that she may have done too much.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Terence Hanbury Treated as London Writer of Camelot Fame
Terence Hanbury, 57, author of Arthurian stories that inspired the Broadway musical Camelot, died Friday aboard the liner Exeter in the Piraeus harbor Greece. He wrote a series about King Arthur and the Round Table that formed the basis of Camelot.
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London
Terence Hanbury White
King Arthur
Round Table
Camelot
U.S
Exeter
Piraeus
Greece
Army Officer and Prosecutor Woodcock Dies at 80
Amos W. W. Woodcock, aged 80, served as an Army officer in World Wars I and II, headed the Bureau of Prohibition from 1930 to 1933, and led St. John's College in Annapolis as president from 1934 to 1937. He died Friday in Salisbury, Maryland.
Washington veteran Elmer Andrews dies at 73 in Virginia
Elmer Andrews 73 longtime public servant who helped establish the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1928 died Friday in a Fairfax Virginia hospital of an apparent heart attack.
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Washington
Elmer Andrews
Fairfax
Cornell faculty member Dr. Arthur A. Allen dies at 78
Dr. Arthur A. Allen, 78, longtime Cornell University faculty member from 1907 to 1953, died Friday at his Ithaca home, apparently of a heart attack.
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Ithaca, N.Y
Arthur A. Allen
Cornell University
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