Swiss Open Pro Am Attracts Star Golfers In Monroe
Len Gallett leads a list of top players including Francis Gallett and Manuel De La Torre for the 25th annual Swiss Cheese Open pro-am at Monroe Country Club. About 80 to 100 golfers expected, with six Madison amateur teams and UW participation. Course nearly back to first class after mowing issues and soggy ground. WPGA runs event with Mike Benécriscutto as tournament chairman.
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Len Gallett
Milwaukee Blue Mounds
Monroe Country Club
Monroe
James Forbes
Francis Gallett
Len
Blue Mounds
Francis
Forbes
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Gordie Watson
Brentwood
Milwaukee
Jackie Allen
Maple Bluff
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Professional Golfers Association
Mike Benécriscutto
Racine Country Club
WPGA
Trout and Panfish Plant Aids Local Creeks and Pond
About 1 500 large brown trout were planted yesterday in New Glarus Bushnell and Sylvester creeks and in Benkett's pond. The trout, 12 to 16 inches, were from Nevin hatchery Madison. Panfish were trucked from Woodruff. Warden Pederson notes good county fishing with light pressure. streams normal. bass and bluegills biting at Zanders Lake.
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Children's Pond
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Green County Conservation League
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Sylvester
Nevin Hatchery
Madison
Woodruff
Beckman
Harold A. Pederson
Zanders Lake
Baseball scoreboard and results fragment
National League standings show Pittsburgh at .636, San Francisco .561, Milwaukee .551, Los Angeles .473, Chicago .440, Philadelphia .364. American League results include Baltimore 3 Cleveland 2 in 11 innings and Detroit 6 Boston 5 in 10 innings with New York 29 22.
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Kansas City
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Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Open Tennis Tourney Opens at Ripon College
The Wisconsin State Open Tennis Tournament starts June 23 on Ripon College courts with over 100 entries. Singles events for boys and girls begin the first day, with finals for men and women singles and doubles set for Sunday, June 26.
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RIPON
Ripon College
General Marshall skipped school to study as a blacksmith
General George C. Marshall reportedly cut classes to pursue blacksmithing study, reflecting a youth interest that contrasted with his later military leadership.
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George C. Marshall
Dodgers Rally Past Phillies 10-6 in NL Showdown
Los Angeles climbed to fifth with a 10-6 win over Philadelphia as Wally Moon and Frank Howard hit three run homers. Pittsburgh expanded its NL lead with a 10-7 win at San Francisco while the Cubs were topped 10-7 by Milwaukee.
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Wally Moon
Frank Howard
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Hank Aaron
Joe Schafferroth
Cards
Bob Purkey
Brewers Host Beloit Foxes In Sunday Showdown
The Huber Brewers prepare for a tough Central Wisconsin League Southern Division game at Recreation Park against Beloit Foxes a strong rival that beat Mallatt Drugs Madison 9 to 4. Manager Fred Huber says the team is at full strength for the first time this season with Bill Brickner or Jim Sweet likely to pitch.
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U S Pentathlon Team Shows Big Improvement
In San Antonio Texas the United States pentathlon team shows big improvement as tryouts near for the 1960 Olympics. Three members and an alternate will be named at Ft Sam Houston in July 1964 after trials in riding fencing pistol shooting swimming and cross country running.
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United States
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Johansson Scoffs Floyd Patterson Weights Ahead of Title Bout
Newtown Conn Floyd Patterson plans to weigh 188 or 189 pounds for his return against heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson who will stay at 196 Patterson believes extra weight will increase his power while Johansson doubts any added weight helps Patterson weighs about 190 after drills and both camps prepare for the Monday bout as Johansson rests five days to let strength flow back into his body
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Julio Mederos
Browntown Defeats Brodhead 4-2 In Rainy League Clash
Browntown edged Brodhead Merchants 4-2 on a rain soaked diamond. Larry Rackow earned the win with 12 strikeouts over Schesser, while John Lengacher homered twice for Browntown who improve to 2-1 in league play.
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VFW
Larry Pohlman Signed By Cincinnati Reds
Beloit born outfield star Larry Pohlman from Bradley University signed by the Cincinnati Reds. He played for Monroe Brewers in 1958 and hit .315 in three college seasons. Pohlman stands six feet tall and weighs 170 pounds and will report to the Reds Geneva farm club in the New York Penn League.
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Beloit
Bradley University
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
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Yankees Streak Halted as A's Dominate 9-1 Victory
Bud Daley pitched for the Athletics to end the Yankees seven game win streak with a four hit 9-1 win. Bob Skinner of the Pirates drove in five runs including a grand slam in the fifth and added a single in the decisive eighth as Pittsburgh won 10-7 over the Giants.
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Yankees
Bob Skinner
Pirates
Giants
Souchak Leads National Open After First Round at Cherry Hills
The 60th National Open at Cherry Hills starts with Mike Souchak tied for the lead at three under par 68. Jerry Barber and Henry Ransom sit one stroke back at 69 amid a difficult opening day as Doug Sanders suffers a late miscue and Arnold Palmer drops a double bogey, triggering a $100 conduct fine for another player. The event resumes for 18 more holes today with 36 holes to determine the low 50 and ties.
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Doug Sanders
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Gonstead Set for June Sprints At Road America
Curt Gonstead will race in the International June Sprints at Road America this weekend among 26 drivers. He competes in B C and D Production at 3 15 p m with a new Porsche, and is listed in Formula Junior at 4 15 p m but cannot start due to a late MBM arrival.
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Golfers Launch Macktown Open in Rockton Illinois
A star studded field led by Louise Suggs Fay Crocker Betsy Rawls and Joyce Ziske began play in the 7500 Cosmopolitan Women's Open at Macktown Golf Course Rockton Illinois. The 6100 yard par 72 course hosts 29 professional and eight amateur golfers in a 54 hole medal event ending Sunday.
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Fay Crocker
Betsy Rawls
Joyce Ziske
Macktown
Mickey Wright
Cathy of
Miss Ziske
Waterford
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Wisconsin
Shirley Dommers
Belvidere
Pigou Fights Lausse in NBC Televised NYC Debut
Marcel Pigou makes his American debut in a 10 round middleweight bout against Eduardo Lausse at St. Nicholas Arena in New York. The fight headlines NBC telecast at 9 p.m. EST tonight.
Meal to feed animals ground from seafood scraps
A meal for animal feed is produced by grinding scrap left after cleaning shrimp and other seafood products.
Athletics Rebel Top Yankees 9 1
The Kansas City A's defeated the New York Yankees 9 1 as Bud Daley pitched four hits and four walks over eight frames. Daley tied for the MLB leading win total, while Ford suffered his third straight loss. Baltimore beat Cleveland 3 2 in 11 innings on Ron Hansen's homer as Chicago White Sox moved within four games of first. Boston and Detroit also won in a day of varied AL results.
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Eries
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Orioles
Indians
Ron Hansen
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Boston
Ted Williams
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Vern Law
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Larry Jackson
Bob Johnson
Hank Bauer
Dick Williams
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Sandy Amoros
Eddie Yost
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Tiger
Dave Sisler
Hadley Native Kosier Joins Milwaukee Braves
Hadley resident Ted Kosier co captain of the University of Connecticut baseball team signed with the Milwaukee Braves announced yesterday.
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Mass
Ted Kosier
University of Connecticut
Milwaukee Braves
Victoria Park Seeks Leonard Richards Stakes Victory
Victoria Park, winner of the Queens Plate in Canada, returns at Delaware Park as the favorite in the Leonard Richards Stakes for 3 year olds. FP Taylor’s Canadian wood horse may give him trouble from Tompion or Whitney rivals but Bill Hartack will ride Victoria Park in the $35,000 feature.
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Associated Press
Victoria Park
Canada
United States
Delaware Park
C. V. Whitney
FP. Taylor
Bill Hartack
Papenfuss to Attend LaCrosse State College in Fall
LaCrosse Central star Lyle Papenfuss known as Slats and named to the AP All-State basketball team will attend LaCrosse State College this fall to continue his athletic career.
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Lyle
Gophers Face Omaha MinnesotA in Key College Baseball Clash
The Gophers take on Omaha Minnesota and Southern California in a pivotal World Series showdown. Both teams hold 2-0 records after early wins and seek control of the tournament lead.
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Omaha
Minnesota
Southern California
Jaro Indians Shrink Head as War Trophy in Ecuador
Report notes Jaro Indians in Ecuador shrink a severed head to the size of an orange to honor recent victories in battle, reflecting ritual customs and warfare trophies observed by outsiders.
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