Linksmen Take India Sectional Clinches state bid for West
Madison West wins the WIAA sectional at Country Club, edging six rivals to qualify for the June state meet. Monroe and Janesville also advance, with Mike Schuldt of Platteville tying for second low. West's Neupert leads medal play, while coach Don McGibbon praises team effort and course cooperation.
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West
John Neupert
Monroe
Pat Wuetrich
Christianson
Mike Schuldt
Platteville
Swanson
Don McGibbon
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High School
James Forbes
Roland W. Blaha
Don Quam
Don Christianson
John Neuport
Terry Swanson
Gary Coplien
Owen Hefty
Bill Lovelace
Eric Steffes
Tom Jensen
Bill Fitampe
Steve Alt
Dick Ellis
Bill Hartwig
Baseball standings and weekend schedule summary
The scoreboard shows American League teams with New York leading partial standings and Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, Kansas City, Washington, and Detroit in various positions. Sunday and Monday schedules list Washington at Boston, New York at Baltimore, Cleveland at Chicago, Kansas City at Detroit, and other matchups with times. National League standings feature Milwaukee, St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago with Friday results and Sunday plans.
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Detroit
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Marion
Jim Wilson
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Chicago Cubs
Paul Minner
Tom Poholsky
Murry Dickson
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Wally Post Says Conley Still Fast
Cincinnati star Wally Post says Gene Conley remains fast as ever after a Braves relief appearance against the Reds. Conley, 25, returned from tendonitis to face one batter, grounding out Post, as Milwaukee lost 6-5.
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Wally Post
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Conley
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Menasha St Marys Tops Beloit In State Tourney 13-4
Menasha St Marys defeated Beloit Catholic 13 to 4 in the state Catholic high school baseball tournament opener. Waukesha Memorial edged Madison Edgewood 4 to 3 in extra innings. Milwaukee Cathedral beat De Pere St Norbert 6 to 1 and Green Bay Premontre overwhelmed Little Chute St John 14 to 7. Semifinals set for today with Premontre facing Waukesha and Cathedral meeting Menasha at 7 30 p m. The final and third place games are Sunday.
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Menasha Mary’s
Mantle Hits .427 Mark Amid Hot Hitter Spotlight
Mantle raised his average to .427 and drove in three as the Yankees beat Don Ferrarese and the Orioles 10-2 in front of 37,070. Long slipped to .417 as a large slate of night games produced 203,291 total fans. Pirates, Reds, Giants and Cardinals posted decisive wins while Dodgers suffered a third straight defeat.
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Dale Long
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Pirates
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Roy Sievers
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Boston
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Jim Piersall
Chicago
Larry Doby
Billy Pierce
Cleveland
Bill Tuttle
Tigers
Kansas City
Detroit
Ted
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Muenich Named Captain of Monroe Cindermen
Monroe High School track elects Jerry Muenich captain for next year. Co captains for the current season are John Drye and Gordon Stauffacher. Drye competes in the mile and 880, Hilfiker and Dwyer run in state and 880 events, aiming for top five to form the winning five under coach Fred Simpson.
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Jerry Muenich
John Drye
Gordon Stauffacher
Drye
Madison
Gerald Hilfiker
Dave Dwyer
Fred Simpson
Hilfiker
Dwyer
Fullmer Beats Humez In Ten Round Fight At Madison Square Garden
Dareesettre won a unanimous decision over Frenchman Charles Humez at Madison Square Garden last night for a probable shot at the world middleweight crown. Fullmer closed out the 10 round bout with a rally that brought the crowd to its feet as Humez bled from cuts around his eyes. Negotiations for Fullmer to meet champion Sugar Ray Robinson are expected to begin Monday, promoter Jim Norris said.
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Charles Humez
Madison Square Garden
Fullmer
Homez
Jim Norris
Sugar Ray Robinson
Rubendall Opens Big Ten Golf Meet With 149 At Evanston
Rubendall, defending Big Ten individual champion, shot 149 to tie for seventh at the halfway point of the Big Ten championships in Evanston. Purdue’s Joe Campbell led with 143 as Campbell and four Boilermakers posted 743 for a 36-hole team total, Ohio State followed at 751 and Wisconsin stood seventh at 770.
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Roger
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Joe Campbell
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Wisconsin
Big Ten Approves Round-robin Football Schedule
The Big Ten sanctioned a round-robin football schedule by 1963, with a closed circuit except for the Rose Bowl tie‑in and one outside game. The move follows a long term Rose Bowl pact with the Pacific Coast Conference and aims to strengthen conference control over subsidies and other matters.
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Big Ten
Pacific Coast Conference
PCC
Badgers edge Illinois 2 1 in Big Ten clash
Lefthander John Achl held Illinois to three hits and doubled in the winning run as Wisconsin beat Illinois 2 1. It was Wisconsin sixth Big Ten win against four losses.
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January leads Centennial Open with 33 holes total
Don January shot a 3 under par in the second round to lead the Centennial Open in Dallas Texas with a 131 after 33 holes played Friday.
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Tex
Don January
Redlegs Top Braves in Wild 6-5 Game at Milwaukee
In a zany finish at Milwaukee, Cincinnati Redlegs beat the Braves 6-5 as Milwaukee blew a 5-1 lead. Warren Spahn took the loss. Joe Black earned the win. Ted Kluszewski hit his ninth homer and Crandall went 3-for-3 with a double.
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Pierce and Sievers lead White Sox past Indians and Red Sox
Billy Pierce pitched his fifth win with a three hitter as the White Sox defeated the Indians 2 to 0, striking out seven and retiring the last 15 batters. Roy Sievers drove in five runs with two homers, including a second homer with two on to break a 5 5 tie in a 9 5 win over the Red Sox.
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Mi Roy Sievers
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Doby Delivers in White Sox 3 2 Victory over Baltimore
Larry Doby, back after a hand infection, collected three hits including a key single in the sixth, as the Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 3 2. Doby’s smart baserunning helped set up the decisive run, while Billy Pierce pitched well for Chicago.
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Mars
Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
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Jim Busby
Cleveland
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Dave Philley
al Smith
Smith
Bobby Avila
Philley
Larry
Marty Marion
Former Baseball Great Ons Dies at 54
Aloysium Harry Simmons known as Al Simmons, a National Baseball Hall of Fame member, died of a heart attack at 54 after returning to his Milwaukee residence. A Milwaukee cab driver found him collapsed outside the Milwaukee Athletic Club and he was pronounced dead at County Emergency Hospital. Simmons batted .390 for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1931.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Local netmen compete in Madison sectional tourney
The newspaper notes seven teams entered the WIAA sectional tournament at Madison West. Participants include Baraboo Prairie du Chien Wisconsin High Madison Central and Madison East. Arch Edwards fielded singles players John Hammer and Pete Johnson and doubles pair Larry Loveland with Larry Menchan.
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Madison West
Baraboo
Prairie du Chien
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Madison
Arch Edwards
John Hammer
Pete Johnson
Larry Loveland
Larry Menchan
Autos Ready for Speedway at Indianapolis 500
The 33 car field for the 40th 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway poised to fill in third time trial session. Bump rules require speed above the slowest last weekend qualifier. Pat Flaherty led with 145.596 mph in the John Zink special.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Pat Flaherty
John Zink
Bob Sweikert
Troy Ruttman
Lynwood
Calif
Johnnie Parsons
van ‘Nuys
Billy Garrett
Burbank
Ray Crawford
Pasadena
Cantor reports missing sports car found in Throop Hall
David Cantor a 24 year old engineering student at the California Institute of Technology reported his small sports car disappeared. It later reappeared yesterday in the basement of Throop Hall having been disassembled hauled into the building and reassembled.
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California Institute of Technology
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