Gonstead Wins At Wilmot Hills In Kenosha County
Curtis Gonstead of Monroe drove his Formula Junior car to sweep both races and win the class trophy at Wilmot Hills regional races in Kenosha County. He nearly set a new lap record, led the first and second races from pole, and finished by several hundred yards in the second race despite brake trouble after lap two.
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Monroe
Wilmot Hills
Kenosha County
Chicago
Sports Car Club of America
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England
Two Clubs Split Talent Loop Lead
New Glarus battered Ridgeway 12 to 4 while Wiota edged Blanchardville 8 to 6 to tie for the Home Talent League Southern Division lead at 2-0. Verona beat Dodge Point 10 to 4 and Belleville defeated Hollandale 13 to 10 as standings tighten with several 1-1 entries.
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Ridgeway
Wiota
Blanchardville
Verona
Dodge Point
Belleville
Hollandale
Hol
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Viota
Tom Rothwell
Vicims
Baseball Scores and Standings From Weekend Action
Saturday results include Boston 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings, Cleveland 4 New York 3, Baltimore 4 Washington 3, Minnesota 2 Kansas City 0. Sunday line shows National League leaders San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Mineral Point dominates Class C state track meet
Carley led Mineral Point to its first Class C state title winning the 180 yard hurdles in a new record 20.5 seconds, the broad jump, and anchoring the winning half mile relay. Soumer cleared 12 ft 6½ in in pole vault. Biwerski claimed the 100 and 220. Dan Martin won the 440. Peshtigo runner-up with 26 points.
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Ripon
Phil Carley
Mineral Point
Carley
Red Harris
Brodhead
Bloomington
Blanchardville
Steve Soumer
Colfax
Steve Wrucki
Horicon
Doug Biwerski
Lodi
Dan Martin
Peshtigo
Crivitz
Lena
Winners Named At Windy Acres Golf Tournament
Erwin Spring had the closest pin shot and Max Harms the longest drive yesterday in the Windy Acres event. Posting low scores in their foursomes were Walter Buhholz, Shirley Harms, Cliff Ault, Jim Ambrose, John Chambers, Werner Weissenfluh, John Wagner and Bob Kingdon. Prizes can be picked up at the club house next Thursday night at the regular meeting.
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Erwin Spring
Max Harms
Windy Acres
Walter Buholzer
Shirley Harms
Cliff Ault
Jim Ambrose
John Chambers
Werner Weissenfluh
John Wagner
Bob Kingdon
Park Schedule Twinng Tonight Swiss Colony Grace Lutheran
Park schedule lists games at 7 30 and 8 30. Tonight Swiss Colony faces Grace Lutheran at 7 30. Tomorrow Jaycees plays Monroe Milling at 7 30. Dorman Cheese meets Power and Light at 8 30.
Carry Back Aims at Belmont After Preakness Win
Carry Back rests at Garden State Park as he eyes a Belmont Stakes bid on June 3. If victorious he joins a select group as a 3 year old triple crown hopeful, with Dorchester Farm owner Mrs. Katherine Price leading the early money tally for the year. Jockey Johnny Sellers rode to victory at Pimlico with Globe Master in second, and trainer Jack Price plans the Belmont prep to get the colt acclimated to the New York track.
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Silky Sullivan
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Tim Tam
Crozier
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Belmont
Jack Price
Thinclads Win State Meet Berths For Monroe
Monroe qualifiers Mike Curran and Grady Steensrud earned spots at the WIAA state meet in Hartford by winning the Class B events in Janesville. Curran clocked 23.4 seconds in the 220 yard dash and Steensrud cleared 10 feet 3 inches in the pole vault to take first.
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Hartford
Janesville
Mike Curran
Grady Steensrud
Curran
Steensrud
Mukwonago
Indians blank Twins as Grant shines in doubleheader
Mudcat Grant pitched a pair of complete games as Cleveland swept Minnesota 9-0 and 2-0. The Indians moved to within 3.5 games of the AL lead while the Twins fell to fourth. rain wiped out the second game of the doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Cookie Lavagetto
Mudcat Grant
Wynn Hawkins
Cleveland
Opening Slow Pitch Season with 14 Teams in Monroe
Swiss Colony faces Grace Lutheran tonight at Twin ing Park at 7 30 for the Slow Pitch League opener. Tomorrow Jaycees meets Monroe Milling at 7 30 and Dorman plays Power and Light at 8 30. This is the second season with practice games held last week.
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Twining Park
Jaycees
Monroe Milling
Dorman
Power and Light
Monroe
Shullsburg Tops Cuba City 14 9 In League Opener
Shullsburg beat Cuba City 14 to 9 in Pecatonica Baseball League action. Benton edged Platteville 4 to 3 and Galena defeated Hazel Green 6 to 2. Gordy Ferry scored the winning Benton run. Bill Hani hit a homer for Shullsburg. Merle Gaber homered for Galena.
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Pecatonica
Shullsburg
Cuba City
Benton
Platteville
Galena
Hazel Green
Gordy Ferry
Bill Hanifan
Merle Gaber
Michigan Claims Majority of Titles in Big Ten Spring Sports
Michigan swept track, baseball and tennis crowns in the Big Ten over the weekend, missing only golf where Jack Nicklaus led Ohio State to the title. Michigan dominated Iowa for the track trophy with two double winners, and posted an 11 year first baseball pennant.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Indiana
Rolf Deming
Minnesota
Iowa
Wolverines
Tom Robinson
Gophers
Illinois
Michigan State hosts strong showing in tennis event
Wolverine sophomore Ray Senkowski captured the singles championship and teamed with Wayne Peacock to win the No 1 doubles title as Michigan State hosted the competition, amassing 72 points in the event.
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Michigan State
Wolverine
Ray Senkowski
Wayne Peacock
Plan to modify rifle permit rules gains broad state support
The Conservation Commission considers altering the rifle permit requirement for high powered rifles like the M40. The State Conservation Congress endorsed the change 53 to 4, proposing later application dates and narrowing the scope to 39 counties with exemptions for southern farm areas and parts of the southeast and southwest.
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Conservation Commission
State Conservation Congress
Congress
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