Chisox Offer Milwaukee Fans Own Major League Team
Chicago White Sox chief Ed Short told 600 at the Diamond Dinner in Milwaukee that the club will pursue a long term partnership with the city and Wisconsin and hopes Milwaukee will have its own team. Tickets for Sox games already sold 6 500 season seats. Bud Selig announced awards and expressed confidence Milwaukee could host a major league team by 1969 after the city had been without one.
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Bud) Selig
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Kansas City Athletics
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Dodgers
Jersey City
Oakland
Seattle
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Namath Leads East To Gripping AFL All Star Victory
Jets quarterback Namath sparked the East to a 25 24 comeback win over the West as Don Maynard caught the decisive passes. Blanda’s late wind aided kick fell just short costing West players hefty shares while Namath and Maynard earned top honors.
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Jacksonville
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George Blanda
Blanda
Kentucky
Joe Namath
New York Jets
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Don Maynard
Watt Opens Olympic Ski Jump Trials with 337-Foot American Mark
Adrian Watt of Duluth Minnesota set an American record with 337 feet on Pine Mountain to lead U S Olympic ski jumping hopes for Grenoble. Final team picks favored John Balfanz Dave Norby and Bill Bakke as Watt trailed for a place on the squad.
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Mich
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Light Bulb
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Grenoble
France
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Norway
Leavenworth
Wash
John Balfanz
Denver
Colo
Balfanz
Ballant
Lake Placid
N.Y
Tal
Dave Norby
Madison
Wis
Bill Bakke
Jay Martin
Minneapolis
Jay Rand
Norby
Rand
Bakke
Don Jacobson
Pine Mountain
UPI
Aquinas in Key Matches Across City Courts
Aquinas faces Central at 8 p.m. Tuesday in wrestling. Aquinas meets Rochester Lourdes at 3 p.m. Tuesday in basketball. On Thursday Marshfield Columbus visits Aquinas for a 8 p.m. wrestling clash.
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Central
Rochester
Lourdes
Marshfield
Columbus
Yale names Bert Waterman as first season wrestling coach
Bert Waterman of Ypsilanti Michigan begins his first season as Yale's wrestling coach. He takes over a program seeking improved results and faces a challenging schedule ahead.
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Bert Waterman
Ypsilanti, Mich
Yale
Peggy Fleming and Tim Wood Lead U S Figure Skating Team
Peggy Fleming wins her fifth straight national title and Tim Wood claims the men’s crown as they head to New York for uniform fittings. The U S Olympic team also includes Sandi Copeland, Ron Kauffman, Cynthia Sweitzer, Roy Wagelein, Jo Jo Starbuck, and Kenneth Shelley as the Winter Games approach in Grenoble France and the World Championships in Switzerland.
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Tim Wood
New York
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Fleming
U. S
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Sam
Grenoble
France
Switzerland
Albertina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
Janet Lynn
Rockford
Ill
Gary Visconti
Detroit
Wood
Bloomfield, Mich
John Petkevich
Great
United States
La Crosse skiers lead United States Inter-district meet
Elsa Cremer of La Crosse won the girls Class A title and Jay Hoeschler of La Crosse captured the boys Class B crown at Mt. La Crosse in the USSA Inter-district ski meet over the weekend. Other listed top finishers span Milton Junction Milwaukee Madison Hartland and Lake Forest with participants in classes A B C D.
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United States Ski Association
Mt. la Crosse
Elsa Cremer
Jay Hoeschler
al Kndow
Milton Jct
Tom Ringdah
Tod Tiefenthaler
Milwaukee
Jay Hoeschier
Dick Cates
Madison
Alf Sivertson
Tim O'Keefe
Delavan
Jerry Parman
Eau Claire
Tim Dunlop
West Bend
Dave Harring
Fontana
Jon Ginter
Friendship
Dave Cates
Bradley Nevins
Lake Forest
Terri Parman
Wendy Maas
Hartland
Ellen Rosetter
St. Charles
Ill
Kathy Dykeme
Cheryl Rinadahi
Debbie Kildow
Milton Jet
L. Nevins
Andrea Welch
Mendez Outpoints Robinson in Maracaibo Boxing Bout
Antonio Mendez from Venezuela defeated Phil Robinson of the Philippines by decision in Maracaibo. Mendez weighed 148 pounds to Robinson's 151.
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Venezuela
Antonio Mendez
Phil Robinson
Philippines
Cazzie Russell Sparks Knicks Past Pistons With 42 Points
Cazzie Russell scored a career high 42 as the Knicks defeated Detroit 115-103. Russell led a second half surge after a 52-48 halftime deficit, with 17 points in the third and 18 in the fourth. Eddie Miles led Detroit with 25 points.
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Cazzie Russell
National Basketball Association
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Dave Bing
Syracuse
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Knicks
Midwest
Michigan
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Cazzie
Wilt Chamberlain
Bing
NBA
Eddie Miles
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
San Diego
Los Angeles
Seattle
Area cage schedule shows wide Wisconsin high school games
The area cage schedule lists non conference and conference games across Wisconsin with matchups including Brookwood Hillsboro Wonewoe Westby North Crawford De Soto Aquinas Rochester Lourdes Rosholt Almond Wautoma Pardeeville Westfield Lewiston Wabasha St Felix Alma Center Taylor Black River Falls Mondov Potosi Seneca Houston Lanesboro Harmony Caledonia Fall Creek Eleva Strum plus Vacationland Big Rivers West Central Kickapoo Valley and other leagues. It includes clocking non conference and holiday slots with teams such as La Crosse Aquinas Rochester Lourdes Rosholt Almond Wautoma Pardeeville Westfield Lewiston Wabasha St Felix Alma Center Taylor Black River Falls Mondov Potosi Seneca Houston Lanesboro Harmony Caledonia Fall Creek Eleva Strum West Central Gilmanton Alma Fairchild Immanuel Weston Kickapoo De Soto North Crawford Cashton etc.
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Hillsboro
Wonewoe
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Lourdes Rosholt
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Wabasha St. Felix
Alma Center
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Nekoosa
New Lisbon
Royall
BIG Rivers Wausau
Central
Menomonie
Eau Claire North Eau Claire Memorial
Chippewa Falls
West Central
Gilmanton
Alma
Fairchild
Arkansaw Taylor
Immanuel Lutheran Scenic Central
Weston
Kickapoo de Soto
Wonewoc Cashton
North Crawford
Dairyland
Augusta
Osseo
Whitehall
Blair
Independence
Cochrane-Fountain City
Eleva-Strum
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Black River Falls
Richland Center
Tomah
Baraboo
Viroqua
Portage
Sparta
Reedsburg
Mausion
Sauk Prairie
Kickapoo Valley
Hollandale
Seneca
Barneveld
Waureka Coulee
Onalaska
West Salem
Arcadia
Gale-Ettrick
Trempealeau
Bangor
Holmen
Melrose-Mindoro
ROOT
Spring Grove
Houston
Mabel-Canton
Peterson
la Crescent
Rushford
Wisconsin
West Grant
Dodgeville
Darlington
Fennimore
Boscobel
Prairie du Chien
Lancaster
River Valley
Platteville
Iowa-Grant
Mount Horeb
Cuba City
la Crosse
Holy Cross
la Farge
Mineral Point
Riverdale
Caledonia
North Winnishiek
St. Felix
Winona Cotter
Luther
Appleton Fox Valley
BIG Rivers
la Crosse Central
Eau Claire North
Logan
Wausau
Wisconsin Catholc
Aquinas
Marshfield
Columbus
Muscoda
Boscobel River
North Stars End Slump Tie For Third
The Minnesota North Stars beat Pittsburgh 4-3 to end a four game drought since the death of Bill Masterton and move into a third place tie with the Penguins in the West Division. They next play Wednesday at St Louis after a 5-1 loss to Toronto Saturday in Toronto.
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North Stars
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Toronto
Scores From East to West In College Basketball Night
East region results feature St Bonaventure beating Canisius 71 65 and St Josephs Pa over Boston College 76 67. Midwest showcases Kansas State 71 over Kansas 56 and Ohio State 103 over Michigan 70. Southwest includes New Mexico State 76 over Texas El Paso 64 and Texas Southern 96 over Prairie View 95. High school shows Eau Claire Regis 73 over Chippewa Falls 56 and Madison Memorial 70 over Madison Central 33.
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Sheboygan North
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Parker
Craig
UCLA Falls To Houston In Astrodome Classic
UCLA suffers a 71-69 defeat to Houston as Elvin Hayes and Ken Spain shut down Lew Alcindor. A record Astrodome crowd of 52,693 watches Houston stay unbeaten at 17-0 while UCLA eyes a possible rematch in the national semifinals at Pauley Pavilion.
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Wooden
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Lew Alcindor
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Alcindor
Don Chaney
Hayes
Mike Warren
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Lobos
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St. Peter’s
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Kentucky
Florida
Wyoming
Vols
Auburn
Tom Perry
Adolph Rupp
Kansas
Phog Allen
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