Slowpitch Action Opens at Twining Park Firemen top Moose in opener
In Twining park opening night slowpitch, Firemen beat Moose 15 2 as Wilbert Bernet four for four leads Chalet Cheese to 15 7 win over Milwaukee Cheese and Wisconsin Liquid Feed blanks White Haven. Herman Spani and Cliff Ennschwander each three hits for Firemen. Gene Hefty wins for Chalet. Tonight schedule features EUB No II vs Baumgartners and other SH youth league games.
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White Haven
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al Schwartz
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Bob Montgomery
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Fred Frehner
Dick Witt
Gary Brewer
Forrest Ludwig
Harison Butternhoff
Ed Grossen
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Jim Bossany
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Paul Miller
Brandenburg
EUB No. II
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South Wayne
Grace ‘Lutheran
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Cman
Lanz Hardware
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Dorman’s
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Swiggum’s
Stars Pitching Bunning Fires One-Hit Win Over Colts
In Houston yesterday Jim Bunning blanked the Colts with a one hit shutout to spoil Runs for Johnson night, guiding the Phillies to a 4-0 victory. Mets batter George Altman homered for three runs and added two more hits to end a 31 inning scoreless stretch, helping New York defeat San Francisco 4-2. Lonnie Sanders, 23, Michigan State grad, signed his rookie contract with the Washington Redskins, at 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds.
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Washington
Lonnie Sanders
Washington Redskins
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Michigan State
Braves Meet Reds Tonight in NL showdown opener
Braves and Reds open a two game series at Crosley Field with Warren Spahn pitching for Milwaukee's Braves. Spahn seeks a rebound after a rough start to the season while rookie Sammy Ellis starts for Cincinnati. Bragan plans to bench no major changes, keeping Maye at third and Mathews at first as he seeks more offense on the road trip.
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Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Maye
Christopherson Wins Bout in Olympic Trials
Christopherson of Minneapolis outpointed Cliff Raulerson of Grand Forks Air Force Base in an opening round Olympic light heavyweight bout. Christopherson, at 175 1 5 pounds, is now in the Air Force.
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New York
University of Wisconsin
Bob Christopherson
Minneapolis
Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open In Rainy Finish
Arnold Palmer overcame a three stroke deficit to win the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek. He closed with a five under par 67 for 277, aided by two late birdies and favorable weather after two days of rain delays. Lionel Hebert finished second at 279, with Bob Verney third and others in contention.
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Oklahoma City
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Arnold Palmer
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Palmer
Lionel Hebert
Quail Creek Country Club
Augusta
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Jack McGowan
South Africa
Bob Verney
Mike Souchak
Gurney Reveals Race Strategy for Memorial Day 500
Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa California plans to drive aggressively from the start in one of three Lotus Ford cars for the Memorial Day 500. He aims for a fast pit stop and says there is no other viable strategy against the field. Gurney, who finished near the front last year, tested over 150 miles with speed up to 154.2 mph ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix practice week.
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Zandvoort
Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Parnelli Jones
Jimmy Clark
Adam Elected By Alpine Club
Monroe's Alpine Curling Club elected Edward M. Adam as president to succeed Philip H. Darling and named Perry J. Power Jr. as vice president L. J. Schroeder as secretary with Lester G. Forcade reappointed treasurer New directors include Schroeder and Dr John Norton Club reports show strong first season with breaking even and high rink use Plans call for longer next season starting ice around November 1 and curling about November 15 plus summer completion of kitchen facilities
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Alpine Curling Club
Edward M. Adam
Tech
Philip H. Darling
Perry J. Power Jr
L. J. Schroeder
Lester G. Forcade
Forcade
Schroeder
John Norton
Boat Club Takes Rock River Trip
Monroe Boat Club held its first Beloit Rock River cruise Sunday with a post picnic. Coast Guard inspected boats and Dan Wyss won a boat back-up race. Cruisemasters for June are Lester Witt and Dan Wyss. Members and guests included Betty Matzke Neva Benfer Glenn Kleckler Dennis Swiggum.
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Coast Guard
Harold Matzke
Monroe
Raymond Malcock
Brodhead
Dan Wyss
Betty Matzke
Neva Benfer
Glenn Kleckler
Orangeville
Dennis Swiggum
Lester Witt
Stanley Whitehead
Raymond Maicock
Madison
NCAA Creates Scholarship Fund For Star Athletes
The NCAA will contribute 35000 of football TV income to start a post graduate and professional study program for top scholar athletes. Approved by the executive committee in San Francisco on April 18, the plan awards 32 one year 1000 grants to outstanding 1964-65 seniors who played football and basketball. An additional 3000 covers administration. Money comes from NBC TV rights for 1964. A scholarship committee will manage the program.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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National Broadcasting Co
Studio Captures Lead in KC Loop Knights League
The Studio moved to first place in the Knights of Columbus League at Windy Acres last night by gaining four points from the Hooligans. Bob Silvis of Bankers Life shot 39 gross and 27 net, added a birdie two on the first hole. Roger Moe earned a special prize with 10 putts for nine holes.
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Windy Acres
Bob Silvis
Bankers Life
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Roger Moe
Jim Valker
Ralph Wilcox
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Bull Signs With Bears Chicago
Halfback Ron Bull agreed to a third season with the NFL champion Chicago Bears. In two seasons he accumulated 1,570 rushing yards including 767, 463 receiving yards and 340 kickoff return yards.
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Yearround Virgin Islands Temperatures Stable at 78 Degrees
In the Virgin Islands the annual average temperature remains about 78 degrees with only a six degree swing between winter and summer. The small variance indicates mild seasonality and pleasant yearround conditions for residents and visitors.
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Peters Pitches Against Indians in tight AL race
UHILAGU of-Gary Peters, rookie of the year in 1963, will seek a pitching win to tighten the White Sox grip on the AL lead against Cleveland. Sonny Siebert faces Peters as Cleveland trails by a game. Also, Cubs and Cardinals open a three-game set in St Louis as pitching troubles plague Chicago.
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New York Yankees
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Washington
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Dick Ellsworth
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ernie Broglio
Bob Kennedy
Baseball Standings and Monday Results
The American League standings show Detroit two games behind with 14 wins and 15 losses, New York leading, and Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota and Chicago trailing. Monday results include Detroit 7 Washington 6. Next games feature Minnesota at New York and Philadelphia at San Francisco in the National League with several matchups scheduled today.
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Los Angeles
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Washington
Kansas City
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Houston
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