Jacobs Grabs Open Lead With 64 At U S Open
Tommy Jacobs shot a 64 at Congressional Country Club to grab a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer at the halfway point of the U S Open. Jacobs posted 136 four under par while Palmer stood at 137. Bill Collins was third at 141. Jack Nicklaus struggled to 145.
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E. J. Dutch" Harrison
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Baseball Standings and Results National and American Leagues
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 36 wins, San Francisco 35, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati tied at 32, and St Louis 32. Results list multiple doubleheaders and daily game outcomes across cities. American League table features Baltimore 38 24, New York 34 22, and Chicago 34 22 with other teams close. recent results include wins by Baltimore, Minnesota, and Los Angeles, plus several rain-shortened or postponed games.
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Kansas City
Shington
Two Top Linemen Dropped From UW Football Team
University of Wisconsin announces two top linemen Ray Marcin of Cicero Illinois and Bob Pickens of Evanston Illinois have been dropped for scholastic deficiencies. Marcin started at right guard in 1963 and logged 250 minutes while Pickens played 166 minutes as left guard last season.
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University of Wisconsin
Ivan Williamson
Ray Marcin
Cicero
Ill
Bob Pickens
Evanston
Milt Bruhn
Marcin
Pickens
David Buchannan
Town City
Towa
Sterling Miller
Middleton
Pete Hambrick
Hinsdale
John Lallensack
Manitowoc
Hunting Mishaps Total 141 in State
The Conservation Department reports 141 hunting accidents in 1963 with 14 fatalities, up from 1962. Waukesha County led with seven mishaps, 53 counties had at least one, total accidents declined 30 from 1962, and most shotgun incidents involved others while small game was pursued. Rifles caused 49 injuries, 21 by .22 caliber. The main causes were hunters swinging on game, victims out of sight, and falls.
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Ppeciay
Green County
Conservation Department
Waukesha
15000 Fans Expected At June Sprint Meet
About 15000 sports car fans are expected today for the opening events of the June Sprints at the Road America course. A 60 mile race for F G and H production cars is set for 3 pm with another at 4 15 pm on the four mile track. Four races are on Sunday, climaxed by the 160 mile event for C D E and F modified. The two day field includes 208 cars and 33 drivers from Wisconsin.
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Residents Attend Weekend Visits Across Illinois and Wisconsin
Albany society notes report Mrs. William Steind and family visiting Park Ridge Illinois with Miss Helen Nelson. Mr and Mrs W J Geiger and daughter from Stevens Point Wisconsin spent the weekend at T E Sharer residence. Frank Schutt of Monroe visited at George Coplien home. Addie Ayres accompanied her son Arnold Brodhead and Rev Jesse Ayres to Geneseo Illinois for Mrs Carrie Colby funeral. Ankor Hansen and family traveled to Bloomington Illinois to meet Gerald Hansen and four children who will stay three weeks while he teaches at Rantoul AFB.
MooseClub aims for consecutive scoreless innings record
The Moose, with three straight shutouts, push the slow pitch race in the five week standings. Al Schwaetz of Moose leads the Minor League pitching with a 4 1 record and 24 scoreless innings over four games. Hermie Spanni leads batting at .600 in the league, with several teammates among top hitters as makeup week approaches.
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Grant Dale
Don Dunaway
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Ed Grossen
Liquid Feed
Milford
Monk) Wentz
Dick Boelk
Harrison
Boots
Schwartz
Hermie Spanni
Wilbur Burnett
Mel Ackerman
Phil Counselman
Marty Marohl
Bob Montgomery
Clair Levi
Joe
John Prien
Slowpitch
New Diamond
Dormans
Martin
Vace Titans
Jubers
Martins
Heeren and Coplien
Eagles No. 1
Area Claimants File Accident Damage Suit
AYI D Hienn i sus t, ad, out of Mr and Mrs James Henningsen Sr Route 1 Albany, is one of the claimants in a damage suit of 463000 against Rock County from an April 2 intersection accident at Highways B and 213 near Orfordville. Others include Roger Shelton and Natalie Oak Park Sr. Henningsen was a passenger in a car driven by Shelton, east on Highway B, colliding with Milford L Dary of Madison. The Shelton car failed to stop, a stop sign reportedly knocked down and left on the ground. The case was referred to Rock County D A William F Donovan. Court action is set for July 6 in U S District Court at Madison.
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Orfordville
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Shelton
Milford L. Dary
Madison
Rock County Dist. Atty
William F. Donovan
U.S. District Court
Spring Grove News Briefs From Family Travel Notes
Richard Johnson returns to Ft. Campbell Ky after a week with Clyde Johnson and sister Darrell Clark in Brodhead. Carol Ann Zweifel visits Bushnell Ill with Barbara Taylor as Emily Erb, recently discharged from Fort Lee Va, joins from Monroe. Gene Barrelt on wedding trip to Niagara Falls and New York City plans World’s Fair visit. Mrs Leon Rahn and Paul return to Woodstock Ill after visiting Ellsworth Rosheisen. Albert Beardsley and Frank Crandall of Plainview Tex attend black family reunion at East Clarno Church. Crandall is Frances Block of Monroe.
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Clyde Johnson
Brodhead
Darrell Clark
Ft. Campbell
Carol Ann Zweifel
Barbara Taylor
Bushnell, Ill
Emily Erb
Ft. Lee
Ernest Erb
Monroe
Gene Barrelt
Niagara Falls
New York City
Leon Rahn
Paul
Woodstock
Ill
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Albert Beardsley
Freeport
Carl Montefeldts
Frank Crantall
Plainview
Tex
East Clarno Church
St. Paul
Waynesville
Minn
Texas
Crandall
Frances Block
Browntown Wedding Draws Family Visitors
Mrs Theda May Browntown Mr and Mrs Clifford Dix Marshfield attended the wedding of her niece Marilyn Mayer to Eugene Bartelt at Peace church Saturday. They visited her mother Mrs Emma Monte and sister Mrs Donald Selinow and family. Others visited and dined with local families. Thomas Binger has returned from hospitalization at St Clare.
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Marshfield
Marilyn Mayer
Eugene Bartelt
Peace’ Church
Emma Monte
Donald Selinow
Ira Mayer
Darlyne
South Wayne
Donald Sellow
Mmes
Henry Youngblood
Noodford
Theda Mau
R. A. Pegram
Viola Olson
Mae Mid- Heton
Arvilla Steffen
Lola Welch
Julia Pickett
Theda May
B. E. Maddresl
Thomas Binger
St. Clare
Olson Persol To Fight Again Faces Setback After Loss
Bobo Olson bowed his head in tears and admitted he could not get off against Johnny Persol. He said he trained hard and wants another shot, possibly August 28 in San Francisco Kezar Pavilion, with Madison Square Garden TV time agreed. The defeat ends Olson’s bid for a title shot in October against Willie Pastrano.
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San Francisco
Kezar Pavilion
Art Benjamin
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pastrano
Wisconsin Freshman Crew Qualifies for Finals at ISA Championship
Wisconsin freshmen rowers advanced to the finals at Onondaga Lake in Syracuse alongside six other crews in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship. The Badger varsity and junior varsity teams finished fourth in their heats on Friday and were eliminated. The Wisconsin yearlings overtook Columbia by a half length at 750 meters, finishing the 2000 meter race in 6 minutes 32.2 seconds.
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N.Y
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Columbia
Stars deliver big day as Callison fuels Phillies wins
Johnny Callison of the Phillies slugged a homer, triple and a single in the first game and added two singles in the nightcap for a 5-for-7 day as Philadelphia extended its NL lead to 2 1/2 games with a 2 1 loss 7-2. Stu Miller saved both Orioles wins over Boston, recording his 10th and 11th saves as Baltimore reclaimed the AL lead.
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Down to Earth and Soil Conservation Notes
A Iowa column notes drought and ongoing gully control work by the Soil Conservation Service. Vic Schiller and Vern Johnsrud report dry conditions and completed waterways for Harvey Gemphler and William Meier, with Rees Construction starting a project for John Krattiger in Jefferson Township. The piece also shares weight loss, a slide talk on Guatemala, and plans for a Girl Scouts hike near the Kiwanis Youth Cabin.
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Vic Schiller
Harvey Gemphler
Washington Township
Vern Johnsrud
William G Meier
Mt. Pleasant Township
Charlie Mathias
Rees Construction Co
John Krattiger
Jefferson Township
John Norton
Kiwanis
Two Cars Damaged In Highway 81 Mishap
James R Patterson 18 and Melvin Updike 42 both of Route 1 Argyle were in a passing crash five miles north of Monroe at 10 42 last night. No injuries reported as Updike pulled out to pass Patterson and Patterson signaled left then veered into Updike. Updike left the roadway into a ditch.
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Regents Board Proposal Sparks Wisconsin Taxpayer Rally
A Wisconsin taxpayers conference urges replacing all higher education boards with a single governing unit to curb wasteful spending as enrollments rise. The group, part of Public Expenditure Survey, also demands restoring a $55 million property tax relief fund cut by the Legislature and criticizes a new tax credit for seniors. Representatives from multiple counties attended.
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South Milwaukee
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Waukesha
Farm Child Killed by Tractor in De Pere
Christine Baeten five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Baeten rural De Pere was killed Friday when she ran into the path of a tractor and hay chopper her father was operating.
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