Eisenhower Palmer to Play 18 Hole Benefit at Merion
A celebrity charity golf exhibition at Merion Golf Club will pair former President Dwight D. Eisenhower with Masters champion Arnold Palmer against Demaret and Bolger. Tickets cost 50 to 100 dollars for the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania. The piece recalls presidents golfing in private, McKinley’s 1897 debate over playing, Taft’s humor and speed, and Eisenhower’s famed low scores and impatience.
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Will Grimsley
Ardmore
William McKinley
Hot Springs
Merion Golf Club
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Arnold Palmer
Panaz
Deners
Geneer Ay
Heart Association of
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Palmer
Demaret
Bolger
Augusta
McKinley
Congress
Boston “Evening Record
William Howard Taft
Arnie Palmer Honors Wake Forest Athletes
Arnold Palmer returned to Wake Forest on Monday night to honor outstanding 1963 64 student athletes. Four hundred attendees heard Palmer say there are no major or minor sports and praised the school's inaugural top athlete award won by basketball and baseball star Frank Christie with Palmer’s personal congratulations.
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Winston-Salem
N.C. W
Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest College
Palmer
Frank Christie
State Meet at Monroe High Reports Junior Champ Placings
Complete list of placings from Monroe Junior Champ at Monroe High School athletic field. Thirty three entrants advance to the state meet at West Allis on Saturday July 18. Winners listed across age groups in events including broad jump high jump pole vault shot put baseball throw and sprints for boys and girls with numerous named participants.
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Monroe
Stanley W. Barr
Monroe Jaycees
West Allis
Tim Neuberger
Rick Wells
Tim Bahler
Kevin Burington
Steve Goodman
Dave Hexom
Stu Grendahl
Steve Christian
Scott Martin
Jeff Lueck
Gay Kuebli
Dave Craige
Dave Holling
Terry Hayes
Daryle Wilde
John Sager
Greg Kubly
Warren Holton
John Gruber
Larry Schlitz
Ron Smith
Max Voelkli
Ken Pick
Bruce Kading
Dan Mayer
Bruce Babler
Rich Hager
Mike Penton
Dick Hinebaugh
Ron Bauman
Ivan Zettle
John McInnis
Bob Sonnenburg
Fred Ott
Jim Hartwig
Mark Krattinger
Steve Allen
Mike Moon
Bob Voelkli
Mike Wandfluh
Charles Pfund
Larry Kopp
Rich Rowland
Larry Allen
Jim Neuenberger
Martin Lueck
Jim Rosanay
Roger Reisen
Rich Ronard
Don Rule
Dave Gooding
Harland Sarbacher
Mike Meythaler
Dave Goetz
Body Found in Namekagon River Near Cable Wis
The body of Albee Erling a 35-year-old advertising executive from Wayzata Minnesota was found Monday in the Namekagon River near Cable where he had been fishing.
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River Cable
Wis
Albee Erling
Wayzata, Minn
Namekagon
Cabale
Boelk and Ackerman spark slowpitch action at Twining Park
Dick Boelk and Mel Ackerman went 3 for 3 with Boelk scoring twice to lift Wisconsin Liquid Feed to a 5-1 win over EUB No. 1. Ackerman added three singles as Eagles totaled eight hits. Grace Lutheran beat White Haven 6-1. Firemen won 7-3 with eight different hitters getting a hit.
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Dick Boelk
Mel Ackerman
Boelk
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
EUB No
Ackerman
Eagles
Twining Park
Grace Lutheran
White Haven
Firemen
Phil Counselman
Willis Grunewald
Mel Updike
Charles Bloom
Paul Mueller
Lavern Brandenburg
Bob Abelman
del Brandenburg
Harrison Butenhoff
Ed Grossen
Wisconsin
Dick Boerk
Eub
Mike Schmerse
Lowell Staessy
Ardell Kopp
Dave Ambler
Ambler
Bud Wilde
Gus Martini
Moose
Milwaukee ' Cheese
Joe's Private Club
Hubers
Lanz Hardware
Dormans
South Wayne
Wisconsin Power and Light
Swiss Colony
Martins
Tigers crush Orioles as Rakow holds late lead in win
Yesterday's Stars batting led by Jimmie Hall who stroked four hits and drove in three runs in an 8-1 game against the Los Angeles Angels. Ed Rakow pitched for Detroit, limiting Baltimore to two hits over the final 5 1 3 innings to secure a 5-3 victory.
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Jimmie Hall
Los Angeles Angels
Ed Rakow
Tigers
Baltimore
Orioles
White Sox Hit Four Homers To Beat A's 7 4
Chicago pitchers and hitters power a 7 4 win over Kansas City as Pete Ward Jim Landis Ron Hansen and C C Martin homer. Ward and Hansen drive late runs to pull ahead. Gary Peters gets the win. Sox lead Baltimore by a half game. Kreutzer set to start next. Cubs idle await Mets visit with Buhl and Fisher starting.
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Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City A
Pete Ward
Jim Landis
Ron Hansen
3.C. Martin
Sox
Baltimore
Landis
Ward
Hansen
Gary Peters
A’s
Frank Kreutzer
Orlando Pena
Kreutzer
Ray
Herbert
al Lopez
Juan Pizarro
John Buzhardt
Twins
Rat City
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Jack Fisher
Billy Williams
Willie Mays
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John Trumpy
Greg Wilde
Dan Krattiger
Ken Kubly
Gary Furniss
John Gruger
Mark Winzenried
Larry Marty
Tim Clark
Charles LaBuch
Ron Eckstam
Cris Noble
Mike Wells
Bot Voelkli
Bruce Bahler
Scott Haberman
Bob Logeson
Diane Milestone
Lynn Mile
Stone
Connie Benkert
Wendy Hugdahl
Cindy Christen
Mary Miller
Kathy Hayes
Lynn Olson
Mary Zupane
Susan Schilt
Carolyn Schiller
Linda Rucy
Shannon Burington
Ann Henning
Ellen Brauchle
Mary Pandow
Ellyn Mayer
Donna Holcombigh
Mary Zuhlke
Jo Gordee
Sue Hayes
Shirley Guttmer
Ann’ Henning
Karen Camron
Debbie Trumpy
Donna Holcomb
Peggy Prien
Audrey Roth
Dorinda Phillips
Glenda Stephens
Lydia Hartwig
Vicky Krevng
Vonnie Roosh
Mary Roth
Joyce Stuckey
Vickie Paske
Dianne Woods
Susan Duchow
Teri Rabe
Linda Ott
Lynne Milestone
Jan Grossen
Barb Friedrichs
Linda Christen
Barb Share
Sue Keegan
Susan Hayes
Carol Barry
Daren
Camron
Karen Marty
Donna Springer
Vonnie Roosli
Debbie Schmidt
Chris Schuepp
Sandy Smith
Kathy Koenig
Simmons Realty
Monroe Construction CO
Shannon Stockyards
Shannon
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Kansas
T.B
Bangs
Herman Gudema
Hughes Mobile Homes
Huber Case Beer
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Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Avenue
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