Bleckinger State Jaycee Champ Triumph and Utah Test
Dan dethroned Jaukee's Fred Bartlett 7-5 6-2 to win the Bleckinger State Jaycee title and earn a path to an international event. Eisner defended Manitowoc in 18 and under singles, beating Bruce Fraser 4-6 7-8 7-5 in a tight final and Fraser-Kramer won the doubles title 7-5 6-4 over Eisner-Kramer. In girls 18 and under Mueller of Mequon won 6-3 6-3 over Mary Fagen, with Mueller-Barby Barney taking doubles 6-4 7-5.
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Manitowoc
Dean Eisner
Latewankee
Bruce Fraser
Eisner
Pete Kramer
Fraser
Mesasha
Dave Koehn
Milwaukee
Bill Buros
Fred Bartlett
Mickey Szilagyi
Kramer
Menasha
Barry Conway
Jackie Mueller
Mequon
Mary Fagen
Oconomowoc
Miss Mueller
Barby Barney
Fageo- Schroeder
Kubasta VictorIa Kart Racing at Shiodton Kart Course
Victor Ia Kubasta of Oshkosh led local drivers with a first in Open Class and a second in AI Stock Light at the NCWKA sanctioned races at the Shiodton Kart Course Sunday. Oshkosh's Jim Fischer finished third in AI class. Warren Thomson of Appleton won AI. Busing class went to J Sager. New London’s Ricky Welch and Dan Juedes scored, with Dan Curtis of Shawano taking AI Modified and AI Modified Heavy titles. Jeff Smith won AI Stock Heavy. Dan Ziebell placed third in AI Modified. Other winners included Bob Dombrowski of Green Bay in Class B and Dave Dougherty of Menasha in Modified Light. Bernice Griswold of Appleton, the only woman driver, won AI Stock A. The next race, non sanctioned, is June 22 at Shipdon Kart Course to fill NCWRA’s open slot.
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Jim Kubasta
Oshkosh
Shiodton
Dan Curtis
Shawano
A. J
Jeff Smith
Curtis
Dan Ziebell
Bob Dombrowski
Green Bay
Dave Dougherty
Menasha
Bernice Griswold
Appleton
Shipdon
Wertsch Auto Parts Square Away Tonight
Oshkosh recreation softball resumes with six games. In the Classic Open League at South Side Wertsch Motors meets Oshkosh Auto Parts at 6:45 and Rail faces City View Daily at 8:15. Classic League at North Side has Jack's Club Oasis versus Park Avenue Bar at 6:45 and Beer Garden against My Brother's Place at 8:15. Other tilts feature Ommy Foods facing Billy Club at 6:35 at Joslyn Park.
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Wertsch
Auto Parts
Oshkosh Recreation
Wertsch Motors
Oshkosh Auto Parts
City View
North Side
Jack's Club
Oasis
Park Avenue Bar
Beer Garden
My Brother
Omy Foods
Billy Club
Joslyn Park
Junior Skipper Schreiber Wins Weekend Oshkosh Race
Leslie Schreiber, a junior skipper, led by 15 seconds in the weekend Oshkosh Yacht Club races on Lake Winnebago aboard her Leston craft to win the Gunz trophy for juniors over Dick Kimberly who took the Clark Moore trophy. Jack Schloesser won the second leg toward the Slater trophy in the E fleet aboard White-Away with 45 seconds to Vern Frohrich aboard Sea Witch. Sunday's cup races were canceled for wind. sailing lessons opened for 46 youths with further registrations underway.
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Leslie Schreiber
Dick Kimberly
Jack Schloesser
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Lake Winne
Bago
Leslie
Leston
Kimberly
Clark Moore
Dick Meyer
Dan Kimberly
Susie Schwalm
Mary Hirshberg
Tom Mey
Barbara Beatty
Schloesser
Vern Frohrich
Sea Witch
Tom Anger
Giff Gibson
Kim Portman
Lincoln Fosster
Knottrail
Frohrich
Third Frame Double Gives Win Margin
Ron Inouye delivered a decisive third frame with a two base hit driving in Dan Lehman and Steve Lange as Oshkosh defeated Morrison 2-0. Glen Miller worked the distance with seven strikeouts, two walks, and a save threat quashed in the ninth. Ken Smits allowed four hits and four walks while fanning three for Morrison. Green Bay signs Forest Gregg and Henry Jordan as two veteran tackles joining the NFL champion team.
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Ron Inouye
Rius
Oshkosh City
Morrison
Glen Miller
Oshkosh
Miller
Dan Lehman
Steve Lange
Inouye
Ken Smits
Packers
Green Bay
Forest Grege
Henry Jordan
Milwaukee taxes target Wes Covington tavern owner
Milwaukee filed garnishment papers against Wes Covington Philadelphia Phillies outfielder demanding $300 in personal property taxes tied to a tavern he owned while with the Milwaukee Braves. Charles Meister, Phillies traveling secretary, says Covington claimed the overdue taxes were paid ten days earlier. Covington played for the Braves from 1956 to 1961.
Palmer Returns to Edge Harney in Thunderbird Open
Arnold Palmer wins the Thunderbird Open in a sudden death playoff with Paul Harney at Westchester Country Club. Palmer bonds back to tour after a month away, finishing with a 277 total and earning $25,000 while Harney takes $15,008 for second. Jack Nicklaus trails in pursuit as other major players like Hogan and Snead post varied scores.
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Palmer
Edeg
Paul Harney
Rye
WN Y
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Golden Boy
Brookline
Mass
Jack Nicklaus
Chester Country Club
Ecemrol
Harney
Dan Sikes
Jack Fleck
Gay Brewer
Billy Farrell
Nicklaus
Tommy Jacobs
Bill Eggers
Mason Rudolph
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
Sneada
Tony Lema
Clarine Menzel captures pair of skeet titles at Waukesha
Clarine Menzel of Oshkosh wins two state skeet titles at Waukesha, breaking 282 of 300 for Class A overall and 100 of 100 for the 30 gauge ladies crown. Ed Scherer of Waukesha tops all shooters with 290 in 30 gauge, while Don Edmunds takes Class D, and Milwaukee’s John Ernst shoots a perfect 100 in men’s all gauge.
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Clarine Menzel
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Clarine
Ed Scherer
Don Edmunds
Waupeca Shoot‘er
John
Matchette
Milwaukee
Vern
John ‘Ernst
Scherer
Jim Settlage
Heins Killed At Le Mans As Ferraris Take Honors
Le Mans France report says forty eight cars lined up for the race with only 13 finishing the 24 hour test. Brazil’s Christian Bingo Heins died when trapped in his Alpine, while the Ferraris led by Luigi Scarfiotti and Lorenzo Ban sprinted to victory. Cunningham of New York and Bob Grossman of New York finished ninth in a Jaguar.
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France
Brazil
Christian
Bingo
J Heins
Nyack, N.Y
McHale
Burdette
Milwaukee
Braves
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston
Warren Spahn
Eddie Mathews
Dell Crandall
Spahn
Malnory and Beamer Lead Oshkosh Legion To Two Wins
Oshkosh Legion defeats Berlin Le gion 3 1 in Berlin and 3 0 in a Fox River Valley contest. Hal Malnory hit a grand slam and drove in two runs, while Dave Reamer pitched a 20 batter two hitter in the Berlin win. Bruce Brick and Greg Gaither added key hits as Oshkosh stays unbeaten in league play.
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Beamer
Legion
River Valley Loop
Hurler Lymwood
Berlin
Norm Kumbier
Oshkosh
Menominee
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Mainory
College Diamond
Menominee Park
John Parker
Hal
Greg Gaithier
Mallory
Io the Lake
Dave Reamer
Berlin Legion Squad
Fox River Valley Loop
Klaver
Bruce
Erickson
Braves Split as Phillies Rally in Milwaukee
The Braves win the opener 3 3 in a doubleheader against the Phillies, but Philadelphia rebounds to take the nightcap 7 4 in 11 innings. Denny Lemaster falters late and Frank Funk gets the win for Philadelphia as Milwaukee’s relievers struggle. Pivotal moments include Cal McLish and Hank Aaron producing key hits, with Philadelphia seizing the second game late to end Milwaukee’s streak.
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Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Philadelphia
Denny Lemaster
Claude Raymond
Frank Funk
Raymond
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Bob Hendley
Clay Dalrymple
Roy Sievers
Dalrymple
Dell Crandall
Hendley
Bob Wine
Cal McLish
Lee Maye
Hank Aaron
McLish
Dennis Menke
Youth Movement Sends Lew Burdette to Cardinals
Lew Burdette, right handed pitcher, was traded from the Milwaukee Braves to the St. Louis Cardinals for catcher Gene Oliver and minor league right-hander Bob Sadowski. Cardinals manager Johnny Keane plans to use Burdette as a starter, possibly against the Mets, as Milwaukee sheds a veteran for youth. General Manager John McHale cited Oliver and Sadowski as Braves needs while stressing Burdette’s salary did not drive the deal.
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Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Gene Oliver
Bob Sadowski
Burdette
Johnny Keane
Cardinals
New York Mets
Keane
John McHale
Oliver
Sadowski
Braves
Northern League Scores and Standings Report
The Associated Press notes league results with St. Cloud defeating Winnipeg 58 to 34, Bismarck Mandan leading 7, Grand Forks at 5 after 10 innings, and Duluth Superior beating Aberdeen 14 to 7. The brief update records team names and scores across the Northern League.
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St. Cloud
Winnipeg
Bismarck - Mandan
Grand Forks
Duluth-Superior
Aberdeen
Braves Hope Oliver Boosts Offense In Pirates Opener
Braves manager Bobby Bragan aims to add Oliver to his lineup for the series opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Oliver, 28, has 18 RBIs and six homers this season with prior stints with the Cardinals. Bragan expects 20 to 25 homers annually and plans him at first base. Sadowski, 25, could be called up, with Uecker or Samuel likely to lose a roster spot.
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Braves
Oliver
Cardinals
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Aaron
Sadowski
Atlanta
Bob Uecker
Amado Samuel
U S Team Defeats Iran in Davis Cup First Round
The United States swept Iran 3 0 in the first round American Zone Davis Cup play as Allen Fox and Don Dell defeated their opponents in straight sets. England’s 4-1 win over Russia set up a semifinal against Spain in European Zone action.
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Associated Press
England
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
United States
Iran
Russia
Bobby Wilson
Alexander Metroveli
Mike Sangster
Thomas Lejius
France
Raw
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Reza Akbari
Tran
Don Dell
Bethesda
Reza
Peather Taghe
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