Madison West Wins Track Title at 69th State Meet
Madison West captured the Class A title with 15 points as five records fell in the meet. Homestead swept Class B with 33 points. Aquino of MTech closed his high school career with strong 100 and 220 performances. Madison West edged Waukesha and Whitefish Bay for the title amid pole vault gaps. Whitefish Bay and Milwaukee Tech trailed in Class A with 11 points each. Homestead led Class B with Dan Snider setting records in the 120-yard high hurdles.
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Madison West
Homestead
Thiensville - Mequon
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Aquino
M Tech
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Jackson
Dave Russell
Berlin
Charles Hendrick
la Crosse Central
Waukesha
Whitefish Bay
West
James Barn
Hart
Green Bay East
Bill
Milwaukee Tech
Appleton
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Milwaukee King
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Sheboygan South
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Beloit
Beaver Dam
Shorewood
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Monona Grove
Neenah
Baraboo
Racine Park
West Allis Hale
Cudahy
Milwaukee Nicolet
Greenfield
Watertown
Manitowoc
Dan’ Snider
Snider
Jeremy Radtke
Schofield
Comet Wins Rally By Sports Car Club
Dan Skinner of East Cleveland Ohio and Karl Goering of Sakinaw Michigan drove a Comet to first place in Milwaukee Region SCCA two day rally. The sixth annual event drew over 80 entries and covered 850 miles of main highways and back roads in the southeast. They ended with 679 points under a scoring system based on arrival punctuality at checkpoints.
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Milwaukee
Dan Skinner
Cleveland
Ohio
Karl Goering
Sakinaw
Mich
Sports Car Club of America
Reds top St. Louis 11 6 behind Johnson five hits
Yesterday's Stars Batting Deron Johnson of Cincinnati belted five hits including a home run and a double in five at bats as the Reds outslugged St. Louis 11 to 6. Pitching Joel Horlen of the White Sox held Detroit to three hits as Chicago edged the Tigers 2 to 1 to complete a doubleheader sweep.
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Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Joel Horlen
White Sox
Detroit
Chicago
Gers
Beer Coolers Banned at Braves Game After Rowdy Weekend
Milwauke e Braves president John McHale announced fans may not bring beer coolers into County Stadium citing weekend disturbances. He urged Braves police and courts to stay strict on intoxicated fans. Five Illinois men faced fines totaling 316 dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after Friday’s fight. three more Illinois men were arrested Saturday for similar charges.
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Mlilwaukee
John McHale
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
McHale
Braves
Illinois
The Thunderbird Duel Ends In Lema Victory
In Rye New York Tony Lema edged Mike Souchak to win the Thunderbird with a final round 71 and 276 total. Souchak shot 69 for 277 and runner up prize money. Venturi Casper and others followed as Nicklaus and Palmer trailed.
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Rye
N.Y
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Lema
Westchester
Souchak
Oet
Thunderbird
Billy Casper
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Phil Rodgers
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Big Mike
Duke
Jaycee State Junior Tennis Tourney Set for June 26 28
The 111th annual Jaycee State Junior Tennis tournament, sponsored by the Wauwatosa Jaycees, will run June 26 to 28 at Wauwatosa City Park. Open to players under 18 as of January 1 1964, with two singles and doubles divisions for boys and girls. Winners gain expense paid trips to the National Jaycee junior tournament in Minneapolis August 28. Contact Dick Brummeyer at 174 South 79th Street Milwaukee for entry blanks and information.
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Wauwatosa Jayces
Wauwatosa City Park
Minneapolis
Dick Brummeyer
South 79Th Street
Milwaukee
Baseball Standings and Schedule for the American League
The league table shows Chicago atop the standings with 29 wins and 14 losses, Baltimore 31-17, New York 25-19, Minnesota 28-22, Cleveland 25-20, Boston 25-25, Washington 22-31, Detroit 19-28, Los Angeles 20-32, and Kansas City 16-32. Saturday results include Baltimore beating Minnesota 2-1 and New York defeating Los Angeles in 15 innings. Sunday scores feature Minnesota over Baltimore 5-2 and New York 9-3, with Chicago sweeping Detroit 8-2-3-1 and Cleveland tying 3-3 with Washington in 15 innings. Today's schedule lists LA at Cleveland, KC at Washington, Minnesota at Detroit, plus several late games with rain notes. Tuesday brings Baltimore at Chicago, New York at Boston, and other matchups across the circuit.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Foyt May Quit After Hairy Milwaukee Race Scrapes
A J Foyt won the 100 mile big car test at Milwaukee with a narrow margin over Len Sutton but warned he might quit if similar races continue. Hurtubise suffered extensive burns and was moved to Brooke Army Medical Center after a fiery crash. Nine cars finished and the event drew a record crowd of 36,285 at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds.
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A. J. Foyt
Jim Hurtubise
Foyt
Indianapolis
U.S. Auto Club
Trenton
N.J
Phoenix
Ariz
Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Houston
Tex
Offenhausers
Jtill
Sutton
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Hurtubise
Jlight
West Allis Memorial Hospital
U.S. Army Brooke Medical Center
San Antonio
Bud Tingelstad
Dayton
Ohio
Troy Ruttman
Dearborn, Mich
Kramer wins top state singles honor in tennis
Kramer of Manitowoc, an All-State football player, captured the 1964 Wisconsin high school tennis singles title by defeating top seed Mickey Szilagyi of Glendale Nicolet 6 2. Peter Adams and Peter Bronsen of Nicolet won the doubles title defeating Bill Kringel and Barry Conway of Menasha 6 3 6 4. Menasha and Nicolet tied for the team title with 29 points each. Monroe scored three points in state action.
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Neenah
Pete Kramer
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Mickey Szilagyi
Glendale Nicolet
Kramer
Szilagyi
Peter Adams
Peter Bronson
Nicolet
Bill Kringel
Barry Conway
Menasha
Kenosha
Monroe
Merrill Wins Tennis Crown at Wisconsin Golf Meet
Merrill, unbeaten in 11 spring duals, captured the Wisconsin High School Golf Tournament. Jim Koski and Jim Langenkamp led Merrill with 77s and top 12 finishes. Individual winner was Mark Bemowski of Menomonie Falls with 72 76 148, one stroke ahead of Rick Weil. Defending champ Janesville took second as Whitefish Bay and Greendale tied for third.
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Langenkamp
Mike Mumma
Tom Rupprecht
Mark Bemowski
Menomonie Falls
Rick Weil
Whitefish Bay
Janesville
Merrill
Greendale
Milwaukee dragster sets 173 mph at Great Lakes event
Union Grove driver Dick Burton posted a top speed of 173.07 mph and a 9.03 second elapsed time to win nitro fuel events at the Great Lakes Drag Away. The article also advises filling floor cracks with a salt boil water and alum paste that hardens like cement.
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Union Grove
Dick Burton
Great Lakes
1 000 Yard Foundation to honor NFL players in Menasha
The 1 000 Yard Club Foundation will host its first annual dinner in Menasha tomorrow with eleven 1 000 yard rushers to be honored. Vince Lombardi will be the main speaker. Honorees include Beattie Feathers Rick Casares Steve Van Buren Tony Canadeo Jim Taylor Joe Perry Jim Brown J D Smith John David Crow John Henry Johnson and Dick Bass from NFL teams.
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Alenasha
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Beattie Feathers
Rick Casares
Chicago Bears
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Tony Canadeo
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Joe Perry
San Francisco
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
J. D. Smith
San Francisco 49Ers
John David Crow
St. Louis Cardinals
John Henry Johnson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dick Bass
Los Angeles Rams
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