Nolan Melik Lead Tourney in Wisconsin Amateurs
John Nolan of Janesville and Beau Melik of Racine posted 2 under par 70s to take a slim one stroke lead after the first round of the 36 hole qualifying in the Wisconsin State Golf Association event at Racine and Kenosha. Leaders include Jimmy Lohr Tom Brennan Jr Sam Ruskin and Steve Bull with 71 and 72s as juniors and seniors begin second round at Racine.
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Kenosha
John Nolan
Janesville
Beau Melik
Racine
Nolan
Melik
Racine Country Club
Kenosha Country Club
Jimmy Lohr
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Toms Brennan Jr
Sam Ruskin
Steve Bull
Leif Larson
Dennis Gehri
Gehri
Robert Eberhardt
Jon Windness
Madison
Tom LeClaire
Dick Sucher
Tom Niensen
Prentice
J. Gibbs Smith
Steve Caravello
al Hattenhauer
Ken Berke
Carl Wagstedt
Jack Allen
Bill Pleetz
Parry Soder
Waukesha
Art Floberg
Wayne Ruditi
Lake Geneva
Ted Perring
Beloit
Paul Ingrasci
Mer
Ed Karpowicz
Frank Tensel
Waterford
Bernard Milosch Jr
J. R. Evans
Columbus
Tom Puls
Fond du Lac
Tom Veech
Leroy May
Fred Gage
Billy Schaller
Bob Brue
Tom Stouthammer
John McCollow
Bob Dzioba
Jim Levenhagen
Bob Wick
Local Junior Scores Across Wisconsin Clubs
A long list of junior golf players from cities including Milwaukee Madison Racine Kenosha Janesville Monroe and Beloit is recorded with years 74 through 80 and names such as Jim Martin Phil Schoenbeck Dolph Stanley John Erickson Tim LeClaire George Thatcher Dick Heniy Dennis Gehri Roger Eberhardt and Tom Nielsen. The notes reference performances at Racine Country Club and Monday events at Kenosha and Racine with various partners and associates.
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Milwaukee
Jim Martin
Ken Schweiger
Kenosha
Phil Schoenbeck
Madison
Gene Crane
Legs Meissner
Racine
Gene Koch
Doug Rasmussen
Waukesha
Jim Brennan
Curt Burr
John Stoneman
Wally Atwood
David Forbes
Monroe
John Garren
Tom Modine
Ken Christopherson
Bill Angel
Bob Silver
W. H. Kelland
Harold Knuth
Rex Goodier
Mofchday
Kenosha Country Club
Tim LeClaire
Prentice
Tom Nielsen
Dick Sucheir
George Thatcher
Lake Geneva
Dick Heniy
Racine Country Club
Dennis Gehri
Janesville
Roger Eberhardt
Jon Windness
Tom Nelson
Gary Semin Monroe
Dick Schulz
Wayne Glaub
Jack Thomson
Robert Wienert
Maury Howard
Irish To Telecast Three Grid Battles
Notre Dame will telecast at least three football games this fall on a closed circuit reaching 13 cities. The network includes New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Washington Rochester N Y St Louis Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Philadelphia Indianapolis and Providence. Games to be shown are Miami October 7 Navy October 29 Iowa November 19 and possibly Southern California November 26.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Edmund P. Joyce
The
University
New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Rochester
N. Y
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadel
Indianapolis
Providence
Miami
Navy
Iowa
Southern California
Sheraton
Bauer Bats Lift Athletics To Sandlot Victory
Danny Bauer drove in the tying and winning runs as the Athletics defeated the Red Devils 6 to 6 in Sand Lot League play. Dave von Moos took the loss and Butch Myers went 2 for 2. In Little League, Dave Trickel earned the win as the Braves beat the Tigers 9 to 8, Trickel collecting three hits in five at bats. In Midget League, Tommy Mitchell went 3 for 4 as the Giants beat the Indians 6 to 5. Dan Pickett won, Mike Kelly lost.
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Danny Bauer
Athletics
Red Devils
Dave von Moos
Butch Myers
Dave Trickel
Braves
Tigers
Dave Foesch
Trickel
Tommy Mitchell
Giants
Indians
Dan Pickett
Mike Kelly
Boston Red Sox
Cooperstown
N. Y
Ted Williams
Boston
Williams
Dick Brodowski
Bill Bruton
Danny O’connell
Milwaukee
Bruton
Ted Lepcio
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Dave Jolly
Chet Nichols
Ernies Secure Non-League Softball Win at Home
Ernies from Mineral Point defeated the local team 6 to 3 at Recreation Park in a non-league tilt. Herman Blum allowed four hits for Ernies while the home nine collected 13 hits and Russ Neuenschwander hit a third inning homer. Evansville topped a sandlot All-Star nine 7 to 2 in the preliminary.
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Mineral Point
Ernies
Recreation Park
Evansville
Herman Blum
Russ Neuenschwander
Monroe
All-Stars
National League scoreboard and upcoming games
The table shows standings for the National League with Brooklyn leading at .542 and Milwaukee at .469. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Milwaukee. An American League note lists New York and Cleveland among others with several afternoon and evening matchups. A paragraph on hibernation explains its varied depth across species.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
SCO
AE Cocksews
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Kelley To Umpire In Global World Series
Donald J. Kelley of Monroe has been invited to umpire the Global World Series set for September 23 to 28 at Milwaukee County Stadium. He is a prominent local umpire who often works at Recreation Park and recently officiated a semi pro tournament here.
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Donald J. Kelley
Monroe
Milwaukee County Stadium
Kelley
Recreation Park
UW Grid Star In Hall of Fame
New Brunswick New Jersey UW grid star Dave Schreiner honored posthumously among 16 players and five coaches named to Football Hall of Fame. Other inductees include George E. LittleClarence W Spears Wallace Wade Matty Bell Bernie Bierman and E N Robinson with 88 players and 39 coaches total slated for shrine in a future building.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Dave Schreiner
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio
Michigan
Spears
Badger
Dartmouth
Little
Minnesota
Hall of Fame
Wallace Wade
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Duke
Matty Bell
Haskell Institute
Carroll College
Ana Christian
Texas
Poirier and Portilla win decisive points in AP boxing card
New York fighter Gene Poirier outpointed Danny Joe Perez while Ray Portilla defeated Kid Centella in New Orleans on a card reported by AP. Johnny Coatta withdraws from pro football pursuit after Rose Bowl career with Wisconsin. asks for voluntary retirement at Packers camp.
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Associated Press
New York
Gene Poirier
Niagana Falls
N. Y
Danny Joe Perez
New Orleans
Ray Portilla
Houston
Kid Centella
Stevens Point
Johnny Coatta
University of Wisconsin
Green Bay Packer
Liz Blackbourn
Coatta
Packers
Spahn To Hurl Against Phillies
Warren Spahn, the lean lefthander, will start for the Milwaukee Braves as they open a pivotal home stand seeking a pennant. He faces Rob ert Roberts of Philadelphia as the Phils chase 17 wins this season. Conley is sidelined indefinitely, boosting Spahn's load for the next stretch.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Robert Roberts
Phils
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Conley
Spahn
Gene Conley
Power
Philadelphia
New York
Red Sox
YMCA Plans Milwaukee Trip For Local Youths
The YMCA will sponsor a trip for 65 boys ages 10 to 15 and 10 girls ages 10 to 16 to Milwaukee from Aug 11 to watch a Milwaukee Braves game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Participants pay 50 cents for transport and 10 cents for a ticket, with signups at Recreation Park this week through Thursday with O N Johnson or Robert Hardell. Drivers are asked to contact O N Johnson.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Ronald D. Johnson
Jerry Dwyer
Recreation Park
O.N. Johnson
Robert Hardell
YMCA
O. N. Johnson
New Glarus Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
New Glarus residents Mrs Millard Tschudy and family hosted visitors from Rockford and Monroe over the weekend. Mineral Point and Belleville guests called on locals, with Day ton and Monroe visitors also noted. Junior Hi camp participants from several towns departed for Green Lake.
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Moritz Krujohann
Rockford
Jacob C. Hefty
Ollie Benzel
Mineral Point
Clarence J. Hoesly
Fred Wild
Belleville
Henry Disch
Dayton
Betty Schneider
Monroe
Glen Maske
Judy Disch
Eloise Klassy
Deanne Stuessy
Patsy Klassy
Eddie Grossenbacher
James Tschudy
James Schroeder
James Meyers
Green Lake
Lloyd Duerst
Donald von Arx
Gilbert Duerst
Emil von Arx
Warren Ruesch
Wisconsin
Monroe Lakers Meet Tomorrow in Park Clash
The Madison Lakers face the Monroe Brewers tomorrow night at Recreation Park. Platteville disbanded for the season making the Lakers lineup solid a spokesman said the team may never restart. Brewers travel to Janesville Thursday and Monroe hosts Havana Giants in a Sunday benefit game at Viota with Art Humker expected to pitch.
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Madison Lakers
Monroe Brewers
Recreation Park
Lakers
Platteville Cardinals
Cardinals
Brewers
Janesville
Monroe
Havana
Viota
Art Humker
Iown
Platteville
Giants
Dubuque
Youth Fellowship Returns from Pine Lake Camp
Grace Marsh reports that David and Linda Pfisterer Susan Ten Eyck Philip Hulburt and E J Hoesly of the Methodist Youth Fellowship returned home Sunday from Pine Lake camp A A Ten Eyck drove there to bring them home Philip was hospitalized at Portage for an injury from a lake dive Visitors from Madison Mr and Mrs Horeb and Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmerman called at the W W Sawyer home and at the Detlie home in Red
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David
Linda Pfisterer
Susan Ten Eyck
Philip Hulburt
E. J. Hoesly
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pine Lake Camp
A. A. Ten Eyck
Philip
Portage
Kenneth Yost
Horeb
Robert Zimmerman
Madison
W. W. Sawyer
Martin Detlie
Red
Attorney Pattison Dies at 76 in Pepin County
E. S. Pattison, an attorney who practiced in the Durand community since 1908, died Monday night at his home from a heart ailment. He was 76.
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Durand
E. S. Pattison
Pepin County
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Dr. J. R. Evans
Gary Coplein
Bob Johnson
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Petroit
UW Grid
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E. N. Robinson
Brown University
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F. M. Bray
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John
Red) Murff
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New Glarus
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Buddy Moreno
Soldiers’ Memorial Park
Mineral Point, Wis
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Berend Zimmerman
Freeport
Ill
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Herman Zimmerman
Freeport, Il
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Forreston, II
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Stillman Valley
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Herman Riese
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Paul Paris
Norwalk
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Paris
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