Seven To Split Largest Payoff
A New Jersey trotting horse owner shares in a $132 232 80 Roosevelt Raceway payoff the largest in American pari mutuel history for a $2 wager. Michael Sherman of Freehold leads a seven man group that split the twin double winnings from Roosevelt Tuesday night.
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Larry Friedman
Westbury
N.Y
New Jersey
Roosevelt Raceway
Michael Sherman
Freehold
N.J
Sherman
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue Service
William J. Bresnahan Jr
John E. Saker
Joseph J. Saker
Sakers
Morris Landis
John Saker Sr
William L. Bresnahan Sr
Sorenson Reaches Semifinals in Trans-Mississippi Amateur
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin, reigning Wisconsin women champion and former national collegiate champion, advances to the semifinals of the Trans Mississipp i Women's Amateur Golf Tournament in Phoenix Arizona. She defeated Mrs Marjorie Ferrie of West Los Angeles California 3 and 2 after a birdie putt on the fourth hole and early dominance on the second nine.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Miss Sorenson
Marjorie Ferrie
West Los Angeles
Calif
Baseball Scores and Standings Update from AM League
The AM league shows Cleveland leading with a .667 pace and a 5 4 53 record while Chicago sits at 5 4 and 53. Detroit and New York both win or lose in scattered results as Kansas City and Minnesota struggle against strong teams.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Cleaveland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee S
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
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Philadephia
Milwaukee
Middleton high school golf tops Monroe 207 212 in dual meet
Middleton defeated Monroe 207 to 212 at the Middleton course with Bill Sawyer earning medalist honors at 37. Jim Hoerres and Dan Marshall shot 39s for Middleton while Kurt Share led Monroe at 40 and Fred Schuetze and Mike Thayer added 41 and 42. Jayvee Monroe won 221 to 247.
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Middleton
Monroe
Bill Sawyer
Jim Hoerres
Dan Marshall
Kurt Share
Fred Schuetze
Mike Thayer
Jayvee
Middleton Jayve
Dave Deininger
Tom Bacon
Wynn Grendahl
Kurt Scherwin
Bill Kubly
Mike Hall
Mike McKenna
Mike Hurd
Bill Summers
Jim Eick
River Raceway hosts 87 karts in Sunday competition
Last Sunday at Sug ar River Raceway 87 karts competed in time trials at 10 11 and noon with races starting at 1 p m Trophies were awarded across Juniors Classes One to Four and Adults Classes One to Seven plus Duals honoring racers from Delavan Rockford Janesville Beloit Madison Mt Morris and other communities.
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Sugar River Raceway
Jeff Newbour
Delavan
Jim McFarlane
Rockford
Ron Morton
Madison
John Berger
Gratiot
Terry Seiter
Ken Coleman
Janesville
Frank Spados
Liston to be paid for Cassius Clay title bout
Sonny Liston has not yet received payment for his loss to Cassius Clay in the championship bout but will soon receive funds. Intercontinental Promotions head Jack Nilon says money from the fight was tied up by attachments and tax liens, and explains the delay.
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Chester
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Jack Nilon
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Nilon
Liston
Denver
Giardello Rivera Rematch Set for Cleveland May 22
Middleweight title challenger Joey Giardello and Juan Rocky Rivera signed for a 10 round non title rematch at Cleveland Arena on May 22.
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Cleveland
Joey Giardello
Juan
Rocky) Rivera
Cleveland Arena
Spahn Honored Wisconsin Athlete of the Year for 1963
Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves earned Wisconsin Athlete of the Year honors for 1963, becoming the first three time winner. He received the eighth Red Dunn Memorial Award and an AP certificate after a 23 7 season, paid tribute by fellow Dunn family members and local officials at St Therese Parish sports night.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Wisconsin
Spahn
Hartshorne
Okla
St. Therese Parish
Joseph A
Red” Dunn
Marquette
Green Bay Packer
Associated Press
Dunn
Lew Burdette
Eddie Mathews
Paul Hornung
Ron VanderKelen
Braves
Joseph Dunn
Robert Hansen
Ralph Delforge
Jim Fanning
Earl Gillespie
Gillespie
Ford Leads Tournament of Champions First Round
Doug Ford posted a 67 and held a one stroke lead over defending champion Jack Nicklaus as winds gusted to 30 mph at Desert Inn Country Club. The field of 29 others faced challenging par 72 layout in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Doug Ford
Desert Inn Country Club
Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Hayward and Cokes Vie In Ten Round Welterweight Bout
Philadelphia’s Stan Hayward 23 and Dallas’ Curtis Cokes 26 meet in a 10 round welterweight fight at Blue Horizon Arena. ABC-TV will televise the game at 9 p.m. Hayward carries an 18-2-1 record with eight knockouts and a No. 10 WBA welterweight ranking, while Cokes is 35-6-2 with 17 knockouts and No. 6在 WBA standings.
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Philadelphia
Stanley Kitten Hayward
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Tex
Blue Horizon Arena
Abc-Tv
Hayward
World Boxing Association
Cokes
WBA
Indians Beat Twins 8 4 Behind Wagner Three-Run Homer
Yesterday's Stars Batting Leon Wagner of the Indians hit a three run homer a double and a single as Cleveland defeated Minnesota 8 4. Pitcher Dick Farrell of the Colts improved to 3 0 and halted the Dodgers four game winning streak in a 7 3 Houston win.
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Leon Wagner
Indians
Cleveland
Minnesota
Dick Farrell
Colts
Dodgers
Houston
Badgers Spring Game Set With Franck and Burt Leading
Wisconsin prepares for an intra-squad spring game with Dave Franck directing the Whites at quarterback and Charlie Burt leading the Cardinals. Carlo Silvestri and Kim Wood pace the Whites ground game while Tom Jankowski and Ralph Kurek anchor the Cardinals backfield amid competition for starting spots.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Possie
Fred Jacoby
Fred Marsh
Paul Shaw
Dearl Teteak
Clark van Galder
Lavern van Dyke
Bruhn
Badgers
Dave Franck
Jess Kaye
Dick Wiesner
Cardinals
Charlie Burt
Gary Pinnow
Jim Hennig
Carlo Silvestri
Kim Wood
Barrington, Jrr
River Boat Seeks Queen Hostess for Lake Geneva Cruises
The Lady of the Lake sternwheel boat seeks a hostess for daytime cruises and evening charters on Lake Geneva. The selected queen should have charm and ease with Southern gowns provided, plus a good speaking voice. The 1963 launch is nearly 100 feet, with a 200 passenger capacity and a two hour midday shoreline cruise.
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Lake Geneva
Field Archery Tourney Near Monticello
A National Field Archery Association tournament will be held Sunday at Marshall Bluffs range three miles northeast of Monticello. Reynold Zeller chairs the event with a lunch stand on the grounds. Open to adults intermediates juniors and cubs with a new green yellow target. Aluminum milk bottles used in Europe since 1921.
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Monticello
Marshall Bluffs
Reynold Zeller
Athletic Association To Meet On Monday
The Orangeville Athletic Association will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at the fire station Lyle Henze will explain insurance coverage for members in the summer athletic program Other topics will be discussed
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Orangeville
Orangeville Athletic Association
OAA
Lyle Henze
Monroe Netmen Rout Edgerton to Extend Conference Win Streak
Monroe High School tennis remains undefeated in the Badger Conference after a 7-0 win over Edgerton. Freshman Bill Norder and senior Dick Barry each earned 100 wins, while the doubles pair Kim Kindschi Norder and Pete Mueller Barry swept 10-0.
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Monroe High School
Edgerton
Bill Norder
Dick Barry
Kim Kindschi-Norder
Pete Mueller- Barry
Cheesemaker
Janesville
Pete Mueller
Steve Allen
Kim Kindschi
Pete Roang
Larry Holcomb
Terry Trulson
Bob Konthak
Dennis Easton
Kindschi-Norder
Allen Roang
Mueller-Barry
Trulson
Bob Jensen
Cosa Nostra Figures Face Voting Charges in Chicago
Police arrested seven men including six alleged Cosa Nostra figures on illegal voting charges dating to 1962. The arrests were linked to home searches guided by Charles Siragusa of the Illinois Crime Investigating Commission. Names include Joey Di Varco Sam DeStefano Mario DeStefano James Cordovano Mike Dakoff Anthony DeRosa and Charles DiCaro.
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Chicago
Cosa Nostra
Charles Sirigusa
Illinois Crime Investigating Commission
Joey di Varco
Sam DeStefano
Mario
James R. Cordovano
Mike Dakoff
Anthony DeRosa
Charles DiCaro
Siragusa
Dakoff
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Preserve
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is a unique desert plant preserve in southwestern Arizona highlighting rare cactus species and rugged landscape within the public park system.
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Arizona
Burnett Named Commissioner of West Coast Athletic Conference
Robert W. Burnett, former Stanford basketball coach and Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Bureau official supervisor, has been named commissioner of the West Coast Athletic Conference in San Jose California.
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WCAC
San Jose
Calif
Robert W. Burnett
Stanford University
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Bureau
West Coast Athletic Conference
Chicago Team Tilts Rained Out
The Chicago White Sox return home Friday to open a four game series with Los Angeles after rainouts in New York. Al Lopez says bad weather will hurt pitching and hitting timing. Gary Peters to start tonight against the Yankees. Bo Belinsky starts for the Angels with a 0-0 record while Peters stands 1-1. The Cubs also had a rainout and head to a six game tour facing the Colts in Houston, with Larry Jackson 2-1 vs Bob Bruce 1-0. Paul Popovich was sent to Salt Lake City. Bobby Adams shifts to Fort Worth to tutor Ron Theobald, who signed with the Cubs this spring and will rejoin May 14.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York
Los Angeles
al Lopez
Northwestern
Gary Peters
Yankees
Lopez
Angels
Bo Belinsky
Peters
Cubs
San Franciso Giants
Ol’ So
Texas
California
Colts
Houston
Larry Jackson
Bob Bruce
Paul Popovich
Salt Lake City
Bobby Adams
Fort Worth
Ron Theobald
University of Arizona
Adams
Shirley Matthews Receives Kegler Honor at WIBC Banquet
Shirley Matthews earned the WIBC achievement award for the greatest increase in average after 21 games at the Keglerette League awards banquet held Wednesday night. Special prizes were given to Mary Brecklin and June Wuthrich.
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Shirley Matthews
WIBC
Mary Brecklin
June Wuthrich
Over the Counter Listings Guide to Bid and Ask Ranges
A note from the Monroe office of Loewi & Co. explains over the counter listings show bid and ask ranges at the time of compilation. The document outlines how securities could be sold or bought within those spreads.
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Board of Public Works
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
City Hall
Twining Park
City of
Company share figures from a 1980s financial list
A fragmented OCR listing shows percentage figures tied to various companies and products such as Bowmen, Browning Arms, Bank of America, Clark Oil, Dean Foods, Foote Cone & Belding, Gateway Chemical, Southwestern Street firms, and utilities. The data appears in a chaotic line with partial numbers and studio bank references, lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Thermogas
Travelers Insurance
Wis. Power and Light
Wolverine Shoe
FDA blamed for keeping harmful Flexin on market five years
Washington notes that missteps by the FDA and withheld information by the manufacturer kept the drug Flexin on sale for five years. FDA Commissioner George P. Larrick testified that physicians linked six hepatitis deaths to Flexin before its suspension on October 13, 1961. Paraflex, by the same company, remains on the market pending further testing and prompt reporting to FDA.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
FDA
Larrick
House
McNeil Laboratories
Fort Washington
McNeal
Alex Karras Returns to Lions on Two Year Deal
Detroit Star defensive tackle Alex Karras, reinstated after a gambling suspension, signed a two year contract with the Detroit Lions today. The move reunites Karras with the Lions as he resumes play in the NFL.
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Detroit
Alex Karras
National Football League
Detroit Lions
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Monroe, Wisconsin
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Crandall Oil CO
16Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Kegler
Loewi & Co
Incorpo
Washington Notebook
Onnie P. Lattu
Office of Oil and Gas
Interior Department
Lattu
Finland
Navy
Bureau of Supply and Accounts
Jerome J. O’brien
Freeport Thurs
Emmert Drug
Dan Habecker
Freeport
Ill
New McCormick
Goodyear
Wilbert L. Wichler
Monticello, Wisconsin
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