Richter Revived by Redskins Move to Split End
Pat Richter, 6-foot-5 star from Wisconsin, shifted from tight end to split end by Washington. After a lean season as a blocker and receiver, he slimmed down, caught 6 passes for 88 yards in an exhibition, hopes to regain punt duties, and aims to be a fast, precise target for Dick Shiner.
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Carlisle
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Washington Redskins
Richter
Bill McPeak
Pat
Skins
Dickinson College
Cleveland
Jim Houston
Washington
Preston Carpenter
Pittsburgh Steelers
McPeak
Philadelphia
Dick Shiner
Irv
Winners Named in CC Women Pro Am at La Crosse Club
Winners for 18 holes were B. Miller and D. Weigel with 68, followed by Schubert Ferguson Lockett and Lindsey 69 and Gelatt and Dahl 70. Low gross A and low net Beth Miller 73. Lorraine Dahl 110 for low gross and Kroenig 80 for low net in Class B. Nine holes had a four way tie at 35. Championship matches set for Friday morning with other events listed. Boxing results from Corpus Christi and Regina and San Jose boxing bouts noted.
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la Crosse Country Club
B. Miller
D. Weigel
H. Schubert
D. Ferguson
E. Lockett
D. Lindsey
J. Gelatt
E. Dahl
Pat Johns
D. A. Ferguson
Beth Miller
Lorraine Dahl
J. Kroenig
L. Gees
D. Dedo
M. Leigeis
L. Erickson
J. Cameron
V. Nichols
J. Barton
M. Novak
J. Bump
Beth Stecker
Nell Ducharme
Cappy Tausche
Chamberlain Lions 3 Year 6 Figure Pact
Wilt Chamberlain signs a three year six figure contract with the Philadelphia 76ers owner Ike Richman. He is expected to earn about 105000 a year and says the deal is a very healthy increase over last season.
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Monticello
N.Y
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ike Richman
Richman
National Basketball Association
Grand American Trap Shooting Opens in Vandalia
A nine day event starts Friday with the 66th Grand American Trap Tournament drawing top shooters from 50 states and Canada. Preliminary events run for three days as the main tournament begins August 23, with last year attracting 2719 entrants and officials hoping near 3000 this year.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Canada
Warner Maintains Lead In Regatta
Bud Simon of Winnetka Illinois won the Class A four man crew race in the Inland Lake Yacht ing Association regatta. Thomas Warner of Minnetonka Minnesota kept his overall lead in the point standings. Alvin Dark a Chicago Cubs coach hit .289 in 1828 major league games.
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Madison
Bud Simon
Winnetka, Ill
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Thomas Warner
Minnetonka
Minn
Alvin Dark
Chicago Cub
U S Davis Cup Team Clings To Hope In Spain
The United States trails Spain 2 0 after a rough opening day in Barcelona. Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner face Manuel Santana and Luis Arilla in doubles as U S captain George MacCall insists they can still pull off a major upset.
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Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
U.S
America
India
United States
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Manuel Santana
Luis Arilla
George MacCall
Los Angeles
Frank Froehling
Juan Gilbert
Ralston
Santana
Arilla
Ltte
Chuck McKinley
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Juan Gisbert
Bakersfield
Calif
Gisbert
UPI
Racine's Carol Jean Just Makes Cutoff
Wisconsin's Carol Jean Sorensen 17 from Racine survived USGA girls junior amateur qualifiers by two strokes to reach match play. She posted an 83 in the second round for 168 total, with a five-way playoff for the final berth at 170. Medalist was Shelley Hamlin of Fresno with 148 after 36 holes at Hiwan Golf Club.
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Evergreen
Colo
Wisconsin
Carol Jean Sorensen
U.S. Golf Association
Carol Jean
Racine
Wis
Hiwan Golf Club
Shelley Hamlin
Fresno
Calif
Jane Bastanbury
Whittier
Iverson Trails Hanten By Two In Western Junior Golf
In Iowa City Don Iverson of La Crosse Wisconsin trails 19 year old Dave Hanten of Huron South Carolina by two strokes after day two of the Western Junior tournament. Hanten shot a 66 on Tuesday to tie the course record while Iverson posted a 68 with four birdies. Other leaders include Ron Benson at 69 with several players at 70.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Wis
Arizona State
Dave Hanten
Hanten
Huron
S.C
University of Iowa
Iverson
Ron Benson
St. Paul
Minn
Central Equipment Ready For Saturday
La Crosse Central football candidates report Saturday at 9 a.m. Coach Glenn Wildt asks each to bring WIAA physical exam cards and the benefit plan fee. Equipment issues Saturday morning and practice starts Monday at 8 a.m. at Memorial practice field with daily 8 a.m. sessions next week.
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la Crosse Central
Glenn Wildt
Memorial
Chiefs Cut Three Rookies After Roster Trim
The Kansas City Chiefs released rookies Ezell Seals from Prairie View A&M Doc Griffith from Auburn and John Fritsch from the San Diego Marines during Tuesday night cuts, reducing the AFL roster to 51 players.
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Liberty
Kansas City Chiefs
Ezell Seals
Prairie View A&m
Doc Griffith
Auburn
John Fritsch
San Diego Marines
Klein, Toby's Take Classic Loop Tilt Scores
Klein and Son edged Scott Burgess 3-2 in eight innings while Toby's defeated Katz Co. 4-2 at Powell Park Tuesday night in Classic League softball. Don Meister homered for Katz. Burgess and Klein pitched with Schultz and Manninger behind Katz and Thompson and Freitag, Sterling and Tovsen for Toby's.
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Klein and Son
Scott Burgess
Toby
Katz Co
Powell Park
Don Meister
Katz
Burgess
Klein
Schultz
Manninger
Halverson
Wohlhoefer
Thompson
Freitag
Sterling
Tovsen
Purdue Hot Choice To Win Big Ten Football Honors
Purdue is favored to win its first outright Big Ten football title since 1929 with quarterback Bob Griese and backfield stars leading a returning squad. Michigan, Iowa and others figure to chase as Ohio State, Minnesota and Michigan State also contend, while Northwestern and Wisconsin loom as spoilers. The club, under coach Jack Mollenkopf, returns seven starters on both sides of the ball and eyes a Rose Bowl bid if success continues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Purdue
Boilermakers
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan State
Ohio State
Indiana
Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Jack Mollenkopf
Bob Griese
Gordon Teter
Randy Minniear
Bob Hadrick
Big Ten
Mollenkopf
Bob Timberlake
Rick Vidmer
Wally Gabler
Rich Volk
Hawkeyes
Gary Snook
Karl Noo
Prairie bowlers to compete in national tournament
Five Prairie du Chien bowlers Gil Herold John Boldt John Feeney Dick Ferrette and Bill McCoy will represent Wisconsin at the National Bowling Proprietors Association tournament. Fifty teams from each state compete with Wisconsin defending state champions after winning the 1965 title in Waukesha.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Wisconsin
Gil Herold
John Boldt
John Feeney
Dick Fernette
Bill McCoy
Waukesha
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Joe Barrientes
Regina
Sask
George Chuvalo
Toronto
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Stanford
John J. Freisinger
C.P.C.U
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Gilbert
Barcelona University
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Coral Gables
Fla
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Elkhorn
Tom Owen
Jefferson
Dan Nitz
Janesville
Chiefs
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Seven-Up
Seven-Up Bottling Co
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Seven-Up Company
Charles Chamberlain
Pan
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Ken
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Randy Beisler
Ken Hollister
Fred Custardo
Ron Acks
Sam Price
Jim Grabowski
Tom Bugel
Tom Brigham
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Chuck Burt
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