Amateur Medal Goes To Schlicht In Wisconsin Tourney
Madison golfer Ralph Schlicht led 64 qualifiers with a 3 under par 141 in qualifying for the Wisconsin Amateur Golf Championship. The UW student posted a 71 after a 70 and 71 across two days at Blackhawk and Maple Bluff, with 8 one putts and a sand trap 65-foot par save. Match play opens today with Schlicht facing Dick McKichan of Platteville. Sucher and Carvello among other top qualifiers.
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Butch) Schlict
Wisconsin
Schlicht
University of Wisconsin
Kully Schlicht
Madison Blackhawk
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Maple Bluff
Blackhawk
Harry Simonson
Bob Johnson
Dick Sucher
Milwaukee
Steve Carvelio
Wally Atwood
Billy Schaller
Sucher
Atwood
Caravello
Bob Unger
Ed Karpowitz
Jay Lohmiller
Randy Robel
Hartford
Dick McKichan
Platteville
Eagles Record Slowpitch Win
The Eagles beat EUB 20 to 0 in a rain shortened game. Bob Phillips of EUB had three straight hits in three trips. Buck Coplien also collected three hits for EUB, while Dick Mahlbuch added two singles. Eagles managed 10 runs on six hits led by two apiece from Don Torkelson and Holcomb with Holcomb adding a double.
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Buck Coplien
Dick Mahlbuch
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Holcomb
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Jim Furniss
Ted Williams Begins Recovery From Spine Surgery
Ted Williams starts another recuperation period after surgery to relieve nerve pressure from a ruptured spinal disc. Doctors at New England Baptist Hospital gave no timetable for recovery, noting his age 46 and a career marked by injuries and a .388 average across 17 seasons. Williams was the last to hit .400 in 1941 with 521 career home runs.
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New England Baptist Hospital
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New Faces Challenge Golf’s Old Big Three
Ken Venturi Tony Lema and Bobby Nichols emerge as a new trio threatening Nicklaus Palmer and Player. Venturi won the U S Open in Washington amid heat while Lema impressed at St Andrews and Nichols led the PGA Championship. The quartet’s rise diversifies major titles and reshapes pro golf hype.
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Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
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Scoreboard shows multiple MLB games with results and schedule
American League standings list New York atop the league with 60 wins and 37 losses, followed by Baltimore and Chicago. Evening results include Washington 4 Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2 Boston 1, Minnesota 7 Baltimore 4, Detroit 6 Chicago 3, and Los Angeles 3 New York 1. Upcoming games feature New York at Los Angeles and Boston at Kansas City among others. Thursday slate includes Baltimore at Minnesota and Chicago at Detroit.
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Trap and Skeet Shoots Resume at Argyle Club
Argyle Rod and Gun Club will resume weekly trap and skeet shoots at the High way 81 site tonight after improvements. Yard work includes torn up blacktop replaced with cement and a new patio extending from the main building. Also noted SIGNS CAGE CONTRACT PHILADELPHIA—Ira Harge, 6-foot-8 center from UNM, signed a one-year NBA deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Spahn Accepts Fireman Role with Braves
Milwaukee veteran Warren Spahn, 43, will join the Braves relief corps after a 6 11 record and 5.13 ERA this season. Manager Bobby Bragan plans to keep him in the bullpen with possible spot starts. Spahn, a 356 NL winner, aims to reach 400 career wins but says he dislikes relief work yet will pitch to help the team.
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Stars Triumph and Warriors Player Hurt in Collision
Yesterday's Stars batter Jim Fregosi and the Angels defeated the Yankees with Fregosi collecting a single a double a triple and a homer driving in two runs and scoring once Don Drysdale also blanked the Mets on seven hits while pitching with a fractured thumb line Don Drysdale held the Mets scoreless in a 9 0 victory Wayne Hightower 6 8 forward for the San Francisco Warriors was injured Tuesday when his car collided with a municipal bus in San Francisco.
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Wayne Hightower
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Chicago Teams Suffer Losses In Separate MLB Games
The Chicago White Sox lost 6 3 to the Detroit Tigers as Pete Ward hit a two run homer and Hoyt Wilhelm plus Joe Horlen limited Detroit to four hits but issued walks. In the nightcap the Chicago Cubs blew a late lead and fell 12 7 in 10 innings to the St. Louis Cardinals as Ernie Banks and Ron Santo produced early scoring while Cardinal miscues fueled a late surge.
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Joey Amalfitano
Monticello Roundup of Local Social Visits
Ida Voegeli spent Monday with Walter Voegeli in Janesville. Marie Meyers joined her with daughter, Mrs Marvin Schmerse, and family. Cathy Brown Bonnie Johnson of Melrose visited the Norman Barron family with guests of Misses Fannie and Frieda Benkett. Several couples from Madison Monroe New Glarus and Mt Horeb joined various callers and a Mt Horeb park reunion formed.
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Marie Meyers
Marvin Schmerse
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Bonnie Johnson
Melrose
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M. E. Lynn
Herman _ Fritz
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Ed. Saunders
Richard Saunders
Thomas Saunders
Lawrence Karten
Douglas
Darcy
Danny
Ralph Freitag
Kenneth
New Glarus
Kea Opens Del Mar Season with Inaugural Handicap Win
Kea won the $7,500 Inaugural Handicap Tuesday at Del Mar to open the racing season. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Nitschke Leads Packers Defense in Tuesday Scrimmage
Green Bay linebacker Ray Nitschke, back from a broken arm, sparked a strong defensive showing as the Packers bottled up the offense in a 40 minute Tuesday scrimmage. QBs Starr Bratkowski and Holland threw frequently, with Paul Hornung’s 10 yard TD pass to Boyd Dowler the lone points. The club plans an intrasquad game Saturday and its first exhibition August 8 in New Orleans against the Cardinals.
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Orangeville Legion, Warren win in area tourney openers
In the Orangeville Athletic Association Invitational softball tourney, the Orangeville Legion rallied to beat Davis 64 after trailing 4 2, with Wendy Cox Butch Wagner and Terry Kuehl homering. Davis pitcher Larry Fiene homered. Gene Reed earned the win. Warren shut out Oneco Pump Shop 15 0 behind four hits from Bob Cook and a G McGee homer.
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U S Steel Earnings Dip in Latest Quarter
U S Steel earnings for the quarter show a drop to 60,696,096 dollars or 1.00 a share from 73,214,182 dollars or 1.23 a share in the same period a year earlier. First six months profits rose to 112,242,098 dollars or 1.84 a share from 103,132,956 dollars or 1.67 a share. Last year’s second quarter benefited from heavy hedge buying amid strike fears. A separate note mentions 1745 Bonnie Prince Charlie uprising and Scottish clans.
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Boyle Yearns For Liberation
A humorous essay by HAL B. critiques enforced work and paints a fantasy of retirement. The narrator rejects traditional duties, imagines quitting at 65 with symbolic rewards, and plans escapes including Bali, a rocking chair, a barrel of bourbon, a library, and a tattoo for liberty or death.
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New York
Death notices from Newport News and Uruguay include notable figures
William Ralph Van Buren 78, Newport News Daily Press Inc president and retired Navy captain, died of a heart attack in Hampton. Uruguayan official Daniel Fernandez Crespon, on nine-man ruling council, died after illness. William Lone Star Dietz 78, Carlisle Indian School football captain with Jim Thorpe in 1911, died after surgery in Reading, born Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
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Daniel Fernandez Crespon
Reading
William Lone Star Dietz
Jim Thorpe
Pine Ridge
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