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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1960

Page

7

Palmer Seeks Pro Grand Slam After Open Victory

Arnold Palmer, 29, leads toward a golf grand slam after winning the National Open at Cherry Hills. He aims for Canada Cup with Sam Snead in Ireland, then the British Open at St Andrews and the Professional Galiffers event in Akron, seeking to complete all four majors within a year. Palmer’s final round featured six birdies on the first seven holes, breaking the Open last round record. Jackie Nicklaus finished two back at 282, with Mike Souchak at 283 and others following.

Arnie Palmer Ireland Sam Snead United States St. Andrews Scotland Akron Ohio Galiffers Assn Ken Venturi Cherry Hills Jackie Nicklaus Mike Souchak

Glarners Stay Unbeaten in Loop With Big Verona Win

New Glarus remained undefeated in the Home Talent League Southern Section after a 16 to 4 victory over Verona. The day also saw Pine Bluff explode for 29 runs against Hollandoe, Blanchardville edge Argyle, and Ridgeway fall to Argyle. Standings list New Glarus 6-0, Verona 5-2, Pine Bluff 4-2, Argyle 3-2, Blanchardville 3-3, Belleville 2-3, Ridgeway 1-5, Hollandale 0-7. Fred Erickson earned the Argyle win with one-hitter against Ridgeway. Glarners totaled 20 hits against Verona but pulled away in the fifth. Blanchardville won in the eighth behind Larry Larson’s double and Jack Gregory’s homer. Hollandale succumbed to Pine Bluff's 22 hits with seven runs in the sixth and eight in the seventh.

New Glarus Walloping Verona Blanchardville Belleville Pine Bluff Hollandoe Argyle Ridgeway Hollandale Fred

Pabst Drives Scarab To June Sprints Victory

Augie Pabst of Milwaukee powered a Scarab to victory in the International June Sprints 140 mile feature at Road America Elkhart Lake. He set a new lap record at 87.325 mph on lap 30 and exceeded 141 mph on the straight, averaging 85.54 mph for the race.

Elkhart Lake Augie Pabst Milwakee Road America Pabst United States Auto Club

Jimmy Bryan Killed in Langhorne Speedway Crash

Langhorne Pa veteran racer Jimmy Bryan 33 died after his car skidded and rolled on the first lap of the 100 mile National Championship Big Car race at Langhorne Speedway. He was treated at Lower Bucks County Hospital but died of chest and internal injuries. The event resumed with Jim Hurtubise winning at a national dirt track record speed.

Langhorne Jimmy Bryan Langhorne Speedway Phoenix, Ariz Don Branson Champaign Bryan Bucks County Jim Hurtubise Lennox Calif Chris Bristow Alan Stacey al Herman Allentown West Haven Conn

Rawls Captures Macktown Open Golf Title

Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the Cosmopolitan Women's Open at Macktown Golf Club for a 54 hole total of 208 setting an LPGA record for a 54 hole event on a par 72 course. Bonnie Randolph finished runner up with 210 while Mickey Wright was third at 211. The defending champion Kathy Cornelius tied for sixth at 217 with Marilynn Smith Beverly Hanson. Carol Sorenson placed 16th at 226.

Rocktown Betsy Rawls Spartanburg S. C Macktown Golf Club Bonnie Randolph Naples Fla Miss Rawls Mickey Wright San Diego Calif Kathy Cornelius Lakeland Marilynn Smith French Lick Ind Beverly Hanson India Carol Sorenson Janesville Wis

Milwaukee Polo Club swamps Mercurys in season opener

Julio Muller scored a goal in the final three seconds to lift the Milwaukee Polo Club to a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Mercurys in the season opener Sunday.

Sparks Milwaukee Julio Muller Milwaukee Polo Club Chicago Mercurys

Johansson Favored To Repeat Ring Win At Polo Grounds

Heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson is the 7 to 5 favorite to beat Floyd Patterson in the return 15 round title fight at the Polo Grounds. The bout attracts a huge potential gate with 35 000 expected in attendance and extensive closed circuit TV plans while New York area television is blacked out. Patterson faces questions about pace speed and power as he seeks to reverse last year’s knockout defeat and move at Johansson in a bid to reclaim the title.

New York Ingemar Joansson Floyd Atterson Polo Grounds Patterson Johansson Monroe Feature Sports, Inc ABC Irving Kahn Tele-PrompTer Rockville Center N. Y

IMCA Late Model Stock Car Race At Rockford Speedway

Eight area drivers entered the IMCA sanctioned late model event at Rockford Speedway. Notables include Gene Wood and Roy Jelnik among Rockford entries, Ernie Derr the defending champion and current point leader, and three Thunderbird pilots Bob Kosiske Buzz McCann and Jay Ritchie. Time trials start at 7 p.m. heats and a 100 lap feature follow under National Speedways supervision.

International Motor Contest Association Rockford Speedway IMCA Rockford Gene Wood Chevrolet Ford Roy Jelnik Ray Morris Wheaton Pontiac Glen View Lightning Lou Fagers Dave Romer Elgin Ernie Derr Keokuk Iowa Thunderbird Pilots Bob Kosiske Omaha Buzz McCann St. Paul Jay Ritchie Kansas City

Thomas Jefferson Builds Tiny Portable Writing Desk

Monroe Jops Beloit by 8-2. Thomas Jefferson designed his own tiny portable wooden writing desk.

Monroe Beloit Thomas Jefferson

Giants Road Tour Could Define Tom Sheehan’s Term

The San Francisco Giants depart for a three week NL swing that should decide how long Tom Sheehan remains manager. The 66 year old Irishman was installed after Horace Stoneham fired Bill Rigney, saying Sheehan may keep the job if the club responds.

San Francisco San Francisco Giants Tom Sheehan Giant Horace Stoneham Bill Rigney Stoneham Sheehan

Minnesota in Finals For NCAA Series Title

Minnesota and Southern California meet tonight in Omaha for the NCAA Baseball Championship. The college world series endured rain interruptions as Southern Cal beat Minnesota 4 3 in 11 innings, keeping both teams at 4 1 in the double elimination format.

Omaha Minnesota Southern California Southern Cal

Kenosha Star Tohm Ey to Join Iowa State Next Fall

Jerry Tohm Ey, standout guard for Kenosha High School football, announced Saturday he will enroll at Iowa State in Ames for the next season.

Kenosha Jerry Tohmey Iowa State Ames Iowa

Yankees Return As Power in AL

The Yankees, atop the American League, won twice over the Chicago White Sox to move three percentage points ahead of Baltimore. Jim Coates earned his eighth win, Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris drove in key runs, as New York extended a seven game streak against the defending champions. Ted Williams hit his ninth homer of the season for Boston in a split with Cleveland. Dan Dobbek sparked Washington with two RBIs in a win over Kansas City.

Associated Press New York Casey Stengel Baltimore Yankees Chicago White Sox Stengel Hoyt Wilhelm Milt Pappas Detroit Boston Red Sox Cleveland Washington Kansas City Jim Coates Buck Shaw Dick Donovan Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Yankee Wilhelm Pappas Tigers Hoyt Ted Williams Dan Dobbek

Slow-Pitch Schedule Resumes Tuesday At Twining Field

Slow-pitch action resumes tomorrow night at 6 30 on the Gen Nathan F Twining diamond. Jaycees one and zero will face Doctors one and zero in the first game. At 7 30 S and OT V zero one will meet Park and Recreation zero one and Eagles zero zero will play Teachers a new team at 8 30.

Nathan F. Twining Jaycees Doctors OTV Park and Recreation Eagles Teachers

Wisconsin Boat Team Falters in I R A Regatta

The Wisconsin crew, including six of the 1959 varsity, finished poorly in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta on Onondaga Lake Syracuse, N Y. California won the 12-boat race, a sharp contrast to last year’s triumph.

Syracuse N. Y Wisconsin Badger Onondaga Lake California

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