Champagne Tony Wins Buick Open Sets National Open Hit List
Tony Lema won the Buick Open at Warwick Hills finishing 11 under par 277 after a final 70 to claim nearly $9,000. He followed with a Rye Thunderbird win and now eyes the National Open in Washington, D.C. Finsterwald was runner up at 280, Bob Charles placed third with 283 as Lema joined Jack Nicklaus as recent back-to-back tour winners.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The American League table shows Baltimore leading with 31 wins and New York close behind at 32. Detroit, Kansas City, and Cleveland trail as Boston and Chicago Hun. Notable weekend results include Detroit beating Los Angeles 8-5, Boston defeating Baltimore 2-0, and Minnesota turning in strong showings. In the National League, Philadelphia leads at 33-23 with Cincinnati at 30-25 and Pittsburgh at 29-27. Weekend notes include Philadelphia sweeping New York and Milwaukee tying Los Angeles. Today’s schedule lists several city pairings across both leagues with two twi-night games noted and several matchups postponed by rain.
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Houston
Trading Ends Tonight Possible Deal Seen By Braves Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers, idle since 1953 trade, eye a possible deal before tonight midnight trading deadline after a doubleheader split. Milwaukee’s pitching stars Warren Spahn and Don Dysdale expected to duel, with Sandy Koufax and Denver Lemaster lined up for the finale.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Andy Pafko
Milwaukee
John McHale
Bill Bartholomay
Chuck Olson
Ray Hawgworth
John Mullen
Mullen
Gene Oliver
Ron Fairly
Maury Wills
Warren Spahn
Don Dysdale
Sandy Koufax
Denver Lemaster
Deadline Nears For Net Tourney In Wisconsin
Entries are due Friday June 19 for the Wisconsin Jaycee Junior Tennis tournament to be held June 26-28 at Wauwatosa City Park. Open to players who will be under 18 on Jan 1 1964 with a clinic led by UW coach John Powles and Junior Davis Cup player David Reed on June 27. Mail entries to Dick Brummeyer at 174 South 79th Street Milwaukee.
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Wauwatosa
Tosa Jaycees
John Powless
David Reed
Ridgeway Clinches Southern Sectional Crown in 16-4 Win
Ridgeway captured the Home Talent League Southern section flag with a 16-4 victory over Hollandale in a 22-hit game. Byron Cushman doubled twice and singled three times, while Bob Weck also had two doubles and two singles. LeRoy Fahrey homered in the first inning and scored Hollandale’s other runs on Mel Kleppe singles. Blanchardville beat New Glarus 5-4. Viota defeated Dodge Point 8-1 as Jerry Schliem fanned 11, and Ernie Furrer belted a solo homer for Blanchardville.
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Argyle
Ernie Furrer
Blanchardville
Jerry Schliem
Dodge Point
Viota
Jerry Carpenter
Stars Pitching Dick Farrell First 10-Game Winner in Majors
Yesterday’s baseball brief highlights Dick Farrell of the Colts earning the majors first 10-game win while scattering eight hits in a 4-1 win over St Louis. Harmon Killebrew of the Twins hit three homers as Minnesota swept a doubleheader from Washington 6-5 and 9-2, boosting his pace.
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Colts
St. Louis
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Eau Claire Memorial Captures Fifth Wisconsin Title
Eau Claire Memorial won the 17th annual Wisconsin high school baseball tournament by defeating Kenosha 12 to 9. Tom Hansis and Dave Robertson led with key hits, while Memorial built a four run lead in the first inning and held on. Memorial ends the season at 15-5, matching Kenosha's record.
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Wisconsin
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Eau Claire
Tom Hansis
Dave Robertson
Badger Tracksters Place 11th in USTFF Meet
In Corvallis Oregon the Wisconsin Badgers finished 11th at the U.S. Track and Field Federation outdoor meet. With few representatives they accumulated 19 1/5 points. Don Hendrickson earned Wisconsin's lone point with a sixth place discus throw of 170 feet. Jay Silvester of Utah State won the discus at 185 feet 10 inches.
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Wisconsin
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Utah State
Untouchable Wins Drag Race Match at Great Lakes Dragaway
Bob Smith of Oakland California powered Untouchable IV to speeds of 236.84 and 240.00 mph to defeat Art Alfons of Akron Ohio in the Green Monster match race at Great Lakes Dragaway on Sunday. Alfons won the first race with a 325.29 mph run in 5.99 seconds. Smith posted 7.01 and 6.88 seconds.
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Union Grove
Bob Smith
Oakland
Calif
Art Alfons
Akron
Ohio
Great Lakes Dragaway
Alfons
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10500 Seats Sought For County Stadium Expansion
Milwaukee County Executive John Doyne proposed adding 10500 seats to County Stadium with the condition that the Milwaukee Braves and Green Bay Packers commit to tenancy for six to ten years. The plan envisions a two deck addition on the third base side and a deck over the right field line. The County Park Commission had asked for 2000 temporary third base bleachers for Packer games at a cost of 23000 dollars.
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County Board
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Voelkli and Blackbourn Lead Green County Pistol Shoot
Roger Voelkli and Clinton Blackbourn led the Green County Law Enforcement pistol shoot at Altman’s City. Voelkli won the 22 caliber with 308, Blackbourn the .38 caliber with 230. Others hitting top 22 caliber scores were Delbert O’Donnell 299 and Nordean Hoesly 247. Runners up in .38 caliber were Walter Clark 188 and Bill Greub 179. Next event is July 19.
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Roger Voelkli
Clinton
Blackbourn
Green County
Altman
Voelkli
Delbert O'Donnell
Nordean Hoesly
Walter Clark
Bill Greub
Baseball Bats Draw Largest Home Crowd in Cleveland Split
Cleveland attendance reached 30 013 for a Cleveland Kansas City doubleheader as club officials credited bat giveaways and other promotions for drawing fans. Promotion men touted baseball bats as the key lure, boosting turnout beyond the season’s other crowds.
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Kansas City
Rising Prices for Zinc and Lead Stir Metal Markets
Prices for zinc and lead join a broad rise in metals driven by stronger industrial demand and higher production costs. Aluminum ingots rise to 24 cents a pound, near December 1962 levels, while 1961 and 1962 price peaks frame the current movement. Manufacturers cut labor costs per unit, mitigating inflation.
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New York
Global demand lifts prices and keeps American producers steady
The rise in world demand automatically boosts prices, leaving American producers in a competitive position. Often cheaper production costs abroad challenge American metal price structures and threaten domestic pricing.
Tiny Pacific Island seeks to buy LBJ in bold fund drive
A movement of about 2,500 Papuans on New Hanover plans to fund a bid for President Johnson to assume control of their island 300 miles northeast of New Guinea. They refuse the annual head tax of 4.48 dollars while Australian authorities deploy 40 plus police to calm tensions as 8,000 Papuans and a dozen whites live on the island. Seiche waves in lakes are compared to the observed water sloshing caused by shifting pressure or wind.
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New Guinea
New Hanover
Isand
Johnson
Australian New Guinea
Mick Healey
New Ireland Island
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