Crampton Leads Speedway Open After Opening Round
Bruce Crampton of Australia held a two stroke lead after the first round of the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. He fired a four under par 68 with four back-nine birdies while Billy Casper, the PGA money leader, tied for second at 70 after a two-stroke penalty on hole three for a rake incident by his caddy. Lively, Goalby, Beard, Fairfield, Grant and Cole trailed in a seven-way tie for second as RFK memorial services were announced for Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Crampton
Billy Casper
PGA
Casper
John Lively
Bob Goalby
Lively
Canton
Tex
Goalby
Speedway
Frank Beard
Don Fairfield
Jim Grant
Bobby Cole
Jack Tuthill
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson Lively
Fairfield
Malone Earns Honors In Lake Shore Golf Loop
Mike Malone carded a 41 for honors in the Redeemer Lutheran Men's League at Lake Shore Municipal Golf Course this week. Rev Ray Stry shot 45 and leads the loop with 15 points. Clarence Klitzke is runner up with Li Winning matches this week included Stry Malone Klitzke Jack Malone Lee Smith Don Brennenstuhl Dick Schuff and Jim Novitch.
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Mike Malone
Redeemer Lutheran
Lake Shore Municipal
Ray Stry
Rev. Stry
Clarence Wlitzke
Malone Klitzke
Jack Malone
Lee Smith
Don Brennenstuhl
Dick Schuff
Jim Novitch
Wisconsin rower Kautzer to row in national race
Princeton born Kent Kautzer a UW Madison junior and member of the Wisconsin crew will compete in the National Championship Race in Syracuse NY on June 15 The crew will meet the Naval Academy on Lake Mendota in Madison this Saturday Kautzer has earned a major letter for varsity racing In Rye New York AP Curtis Person of Memphis TN defeated David Spec Goldman of Dallas by three strokes in their 18 hole playoff for the U S Seniors Golf Association title
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Princeton
Kent Kautzer
Ray Kautzer
University of Wisconsin
Rye
Curtis Person
Memphis
Tenn
David ‘Spec’ Goldman
Dallas
Hitters top recruits in Commercial League action
New American Bank defeated Naval Reserve 29 to 1 and Klinger's Paints beat Hoffman East Side Service 18 to 3 for their second straight wins. Fountain Tavern edged First English Lutheran 14 to 4, Copp's Department Store shut out Feldner Shell 12 to 0, and Oshkosh National Bank edged Hertz Rent a Truck 5 to 4 for its third straight Industrial Twilight win.
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Klinger Is Paints
New American Bank
Fountain Tavern
Copp’s Department Store
Hollmans East Side Service
First
Feldner
Shett Naval Reserve Industrial Twilight
Naval Reserve
Klinger Paints
Hoffman East Side Service
English Lutheran
Copp’s
Feldner Shell
Gary Hansen
Bankers
Ron Clough
Rick Hentz
Len Janke
Klinger
Jay Ratchman
Carl
Bob Knoblock
Jerry Neustifier
Ratchman
Hoffman
Scott Schermetzler
Steve Zimmerman
Gene Dadas
Ed Steinert
Bob Haebig
Fountain
First Lutheran
Copp
Paul Anger
Jim Beathie
Oshkos
RolHe Myrold
Ray LaPointe
New American
Ken Janker
Qennis Eberhart
Tom
Cory Mugeraver
Hoffman's
Gary Jeschke
Pat Frennib
Feldner’s
Dick Hable
John Betus
Vic Hoffman
Darrell Olmstead
Donna Bollom and Sue Luedtke Lead Gals Bowling
In Ladies 5 Star action at T and O Lanes last night Donna Bollom posted the high series 550 with games of 194 and 192. Sue Luedtke had the top single game at 214 and the second best series at 443, with several teammates posting solid scores including Barb Selwitschka 524 Tess Piotter 489 Lu Tesch 491 Erna Frohrich 484 and Addie Schultz 475. Haberkorns Bar led with team series 2303 and team game 882.
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Sue Luedtke
Donna Bollom
T & O Lanes
Donna
Barb Selwitschka
Tess Piotter
Lu Tesch
Erna Frohrich
Addie Schultz
B. J Personette
Cathy Schroeder
Jane Reque
Ruth Strasser
Haberkorn
Bar
Cakans named outstanding player in district 14 tennis
Name Cakans Outstanding ASHLAND-Vilas Cakans of Oshkosh State named outstanding tennis player and Lynn Rockwood of La Crosse State coach of the year in district 14. Cakans repeated as most valuable. Meier of Whitewater second in voting. Rockwood edged Davies for coach of the year by two votes.
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Ashland
Vilas Cakans
Oshkosh State
Lynn Rockwood
la Crosse State
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Cakans
Wisconsin Tennis Association
Western Tennis Association
Midwest
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Wisconsin State University Conference
Craig Adelman
River Falls State
Glendale Nicolet
Titan
WSUC
Renny Meier
Whitewater State
Rockwood
la Crosse
District 14
Aloe Public Parks
Intermountain
Salt Lake Swimming and Tennis Club
Salt Lake City
Utah
KIXX
KOVO
Provo
School of Health and Physical Education
Whitewater
John Wambold
Bob Luedtke
Bill Kringel
Jeff Ruston
Carroll
John Wilkie
Doren Green
Lakeland
Jim Davies
Davies
Cliff DeVoll
Ron Wangerin
Lynn Blair
Stevens Point State
Don Scott
Eau Claire State
Dennis Olson
Tom Vail
Platteville State
Mets Land Prize Apple In Free Agent Draft
New York Mets pick Tim Foli a high school shortstop from Canoga Park Calif in the 25 round draft highlighting the trend of hitters over pitchers as 15 of 20 selections were HS players with teams adding future power in a two day event.
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NEW York
API
New York Mets
Mets
Tim Foli
Nels Burbrink
Canoga Park
Calif
Foli
Oakland Athletics
Robert Valentine
Stamford
Rec Schedule GAMES TONIGHT Industrial Slow Pitch
Tonight’s rec schedule lists multiple games across diamonds 1 and 4. Morgan Company faces SNC Manufacturing at 8:15, Wisconsin Telephone plays Medalist Dukes at 6:15, and Penny Bar meets Andy’s Library.
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Kings
Morgan Company
SNC Manufacturing Co
Wisconsin Telephone
Dukes
Morgan Foster
Firefighters
Sharpf's Inc
Jackie's Beavie's
Diamond
Winnebago
Dermott Pumps
Penny Bar
Andy's Library
Dagsign
Rothenbach Shoots 68 in Lake Shore Twilight League
Russ Rothenbach, former city champion, shot a 68 to pace Lake Shore Men s Twilight League on Thursday. Floyd Driessen had low net 62 with a front nine 32 and back nine 30. Front nine low gross included Milt Benner 38 and Ralph Rothenbach 39. Back nine John Kitz 36 and Ken Potterton 37. Low nets went to Les Klabunde 34 out, Morrie Morristette and Steve Kamin 31s. Don Bowen and Manny Fleger posted 71s earlier at Lake Shore.
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Russ Rothenbach
Lake Shore
Floyd Driessen
Milt Benner
Ralph Rothenbach
John Kitz
Ken Potterton
Les Klabunde
Morrie Morrissettee
Steve Kamin
Don Bowen
Manny Fleg Jer
Busha 178 Tops Mixed Bugs League Night Action
Dorothy Busha led Shoreview Lanes with a 178 game to pace the Mixed Bugs League. Love Bugs hold first at 7-2, followed by Lady Bugs and Red Bugs at 6-3, Louses and Beer at 5-4, Termites at 4-5, and Roaches at 0-6.
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Ingals
Shoreview Lanes
Dorothy Busha
Love Bugs
Lady Bugs
Red Bugs
Louses
Termites
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Curtis
Oshkosh Ymca
YMCA
Northwestern
Banks
Oshkosh National Bank
Hertz
Zertner
Sall
Merc
Zentner
Keith Hurst
Rick Spanbauer
Brian Jennerjohn
Bill Welch
Dick Thew
Gary Monday
Tom Schissi
National Bank
Fran Wagner
Steve Reichenberger
Heinz
Glen Birdsall
Randy Schneider
Nat Tepey
Ine
Arnold Palmer
Otc
Gare
Thurs
Spanbauer Sport Shop
Ohio Dial
Pipkorn Fuel & Supply CO
Wisconsin Street
Christoph
U.K
Main Steet Neenah, Wis
Flates
Moma
Mets Land Prize
Pete Broberg
Palm Beach
Fla
Houston Astros
Martin Cott
Buffalo
N.Y
New York Yankees
Thurman Munson
Ohio
Munson
Kent State University
Rothenbach
Busha
Sakrete
Sakrete 14
Sakrete Ine
Tome Ory MIX Concrete CO
Fradhtia Park
Kl Corporation
Noffee, Inc
TI Ns
Nevada Ave
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Yasbamski
Mercury
Winneconne
Sonny" Spanhauer
Wolf River
Marine Mart
Sears
Merritt
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