Four Linksmen Lead Wisconsin Amateur Play
MADISON Four Linksmen led the Wisconsin Amateur Golf Tournament into two elimination rounds. Ralph Schlicht, Steve Caravello, Wally Atwood and Dick Cucher advanced as the field narrowed to 80 holes to reach Friday’s semifinals and Saturday’s 36 hole final. Caravello, Madison, became a two time champion seeded by strong early rounds.
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Madison
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Steve Caravello
Wally Atwood
Dick Cucher
Wisconsin
Schlicht
University of Wisconsin
Blackhawk
Dick McKichan
Platteville
Bruce Boegel
Waukesha
Caravello
Madison md
Bill Hilsenhoff
Eugene Zimbric
Watertown
Atwood
Mike Remington
Johnny Erickson
Sucher
Milwaukee
Cef
George Marcetich
Jim Schlatter
Birdies Record Windy Acre Golf League Night
In windy conditions last night in the Windy Acre Wednesday Night Golf League Bubies Were v2d DY Dick Law Max Harmes Don Sied schlag and Larry Holcomb led the field. Roy Olson and Marty Schmidt earned low net with 31s while Dick Lane had low gross 39. Prizes went to Don Bloom for most strokes on hole six and Lane for lowest on hole nine. Team standings place The Swingers and The Birdies atop with 28 percent, followed by The Sandbaggers 27 The Deep Freezers 26 The Greatest s 25 Duraclean 20 The Rejects 20 and The Mustangs 14 percent.
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Dick Law
Max Harmes
Don Siedschlag
Larry Holcomb
Windy Acre
Roy Olson
Marty Schmidt
Dick Lane
Don Bloom
Lane
Sandbaggers
Deep Freezers
Greatests
Duraclean
Rejects
Mustangs
McCovey Delivers in 10th For Giants Over Phillies
Yesterday's Stars Willie McCovey of San Francisco drove in the tying run with an eighth inning double and broke a 3-3 tie with a two-run bases loaded single in the 10th as the Giants beat the NL leaders Philadelphia 6-3. Pitcher Jim Bouton of the Yankees fired a four-hitter, extending his scoreless streak against the Angels to 37 innings in a 5-0 win.
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San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Jim Bouton
New York
Los Angeles
Yankees
Angels
State's Hot Weather Would Be Complaint If Fish Could Speak
Wisconsin’s hot weather has slowed fishing as summer heat and low water bite. Bass and panfish remain reliable in warmth while walleyes show activity in Ashland and Iron counties. An 11-pound walleye came from Ashland County. big trout were caught in Bayfield and Monroe. a 10-pound lake trout from Lake Superior and a seven-pound brown near Camp McCoy. Neilson Lake in Sawyer County yielded a 13-pound northern. Lake Menomin in Dunn County also reported bites.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Monroe
Lake Superior
Camp McCoy
Cloninger Stars As Braves Win
Braves manager Bobby Bragan praised Tony Cloninger after a 6-2 win over the Reds as Cloninger fanned 11, setting a season high. Bragan noted young pitchers have shown promise while stressing health for Eddie Mathews and Felipe Alou. Lemaster and Sadowski also factor as the pennant chase remains open for a club six games behind the pace.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Tony Cloninger
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Fischer
Denny Lemaster
Bob Sadowski
Bragan
Braves
St. Louis
Eddie Mathews
Felipe Alou
Cloninger
Lemaster
Warren Spahn
Fischer
This Day in History July 30 1964 Highlights
AP notes key events on July 30 across years including Jamestown’s first House of Burgesses in 1619, Bismarck’s death in 1898, U S Lane purchase in 1909, and Roosevelt signing a women’s navy reserve bill in 1924. A 1964 roundup mentions Eisenhower praising the Suez pact, Laos guerrilla activity, and a UN arms embargo on Portugal. Also reports Boston Patriots rookies vs regulars intrasquad and Angels recall Kelso while Meyer goes to Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Jamestown
House of Burgesses
Germany
Prince Otto von Bismarck
U.S
Wright Brothers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Britain
Egypt
Laos
U.N. Security Council
Portugal
Angels
Kelso
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Bill Kelso
Hawaii
Bob Meyer
Kansas City
Pole bending leader Rene Dahl tops opening rodeo in Albert Lea
Rene Dahl of Westby Wis led the girls pole bending at the National High School Rodeo in Albert Lea with a 17.6 second time as the event opened. A note recalls a 1867 law banning portraits of living persons on U S currency bonds or securities.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Rene Dahl
Westby
Wis
United States
Venturi Triumphs to Open Victory and Comeback
New York reports Ken Venturi, once the golf prodigy, overcame years of self doubt and declining form to win the National Open on the Congressional course in Washington. The win ends a long struggle, aided by a priestly letter, and shifts his career outlook from near quitting to renewed confidence. Venturi, 33, born May 15, 1931, San Francisco, married Conni, with two children.
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Ken Venturi
Ben Hogan
Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Palm Springs
Calif
Francis Murray
Burlingame
Ken
San Francisco
California
Conni
San Jose State
Matthew Bruce
Timothy
National League and American League Standings and Wednesday Results
Baseball scoreboard lists NL standings with Philadelphia and San Francisco leading, plus pitchers’ line scores. Wednesday results include St Louis 9 Chicago 1 and Milwaukee 6 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings, with several games postponed or rescheduled and multiple games on today’s slate.
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Mary Nienhaus wins Wisconsin golf title in Racine
Appleton player Mary Beth Nienhaus captured the Wisconsin Women's Public Links Tourney by eight strokes at Johnson Park, finishing 54 holes with 238. She shot 84 in the final round after 79 and 75. Runnerup was Joanne Walker of Madison with 246 and third was Mrs Vern Tuckwell of Milwaukee at 264.
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Racine
Mary Beth Nienhaus
Appleton
Johnson Park
Joanne Walker
Madison
Vern Tuckwell
Milwaukee
Coplien Pitches Shutout and Ties for Open League Lead
Heeren and Coplien beat Huber's 3-0 to pull even atop the Open League as both clubs improve to 10-1. Grace Lutheran edged Dorman 4-3 with Daren Friedrichs going 4-for-4 and Lee Fernstaedt earning the win with a three hitter. Lanz Hardware beat South Wayne 24, Don Ninneman homered for Lanz, while Bill Tuescher and Bill Stuckey led Heeren Coplien at the plate with three hits apiece.
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Huber’s
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Daren Friedrichs
Bob Abelman
Sylvan Waage
Stan Barr
Lee Fernstaedt
Bob Keith
Gayle Quinn
Keith
Fred Blane
Don Ninneman
Lanz
Lee Haeft
Buddy Mau
Mau
Clet Bainbridge
Duane Rackow
Bill Tuescher
Bill Stuckey
Tuescher
Stuckey
Jerry Coplien
Grant Dale
Herb Goecks
Hubers
Ken Norder
Don Hugdahl
Fred Hubers
Les Bishop
Copien
Bill Moon
Oss
State Renews Offer For Menominee Site
Madison Wisconsin The State Conservation Department renewed its offer to purchase 4340 acres in Menominee County for a proposed Wolf River Menominee state park Director L P Voight said attendance could reach 250000 within ten years and generate about 500000 dollars annually for the county
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Menominee County
Wolf River-Menominee State Park
L. P. Voight
White Sox to Give Away 8000 Baseballs Aug 9 at Comiskey Park
The Chicago White Sox will distribute 8000 Wilson Sporting Goods baseballs free to each father and child pair attending the Aug 9 doubleheader against the Boston Red Sox at Comiskey Park. Balls issued while supplies last with rules mirroring June bats giveaway. Eddie Short, Sox GM, urged use for practice and games.
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Wilson Sporting Goods Co
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Boston Red Sox
White Sox Park
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Comisky Park
Monroe Legion Falls 7-2 in Janesville Loss
Monroe Legion baseball dropped a 7-2 game to Janesville last night at Janesville. pitcher Chuck Dearth struck out 12 over seven innings, while Wolff earned the win with three singles. Monroe’s Roger Gille doubled, and the next game is a Monday doubleheader vs Ft. Atkinson at Recreation Park.
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Legion
Janesville
Chuck Dearth
Wolff
Roger Gille
Ft. Atkinson
Recreation Park
Parachute Rigger Joins Patrol Squadron Ten at Brunswick
Robert J. Schwaiger is a Navy parachute rigger second class stationed with Patrol Squadron Ten based at the Naval Air Station in Brunswick Maine. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J H Schwaiger of 2515 Sunny Ridge Court. Rent ads invited at 325 5101 Monroe Evening Times.
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Robert J. Schwaiger
Navy
J. H. Schwaiger
Sunny Ridge Court
Patrol Squadron Ten
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
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