State waters threatened says Nelson at Bowhunters Convention
Senator Gaylord Nelson warns Wisconsin tourist trade couldcollapse in 20 to 30 years due to pollution. Bangor hailed Bob Gjertsen as WBH head for the year. WBH paid $2900 to landowners for hunting access. members harvested 600 deer and 62 bears. WBH and WBA oppose carrying sidearms while bowhunting.
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Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Bowhunters
Nelson
Bangor
Bob Gjertsen
WBH
WBA
Hayes Stars for Both Sides as West Tops East in Pro Bowl
In Los Angeles Bob Hayes of the Cowboys starred for the East with six receptions for 84 yards and even punted for the East. The West beat the East 38 20 before 53289 fans as Don Chandler and Dave Robinson boosted Green Bay presence. Each West winner earned 1500 dollars. losers got 900.
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LOS Angeles
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Hayes
Bullet Bob
Bob
Baltimore
Roman Gabriel
West
Don Meredith
Dallas
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Gabriel
Tarkenton
Fran
Washington
Jerry Smith
Chicago
Richie Pettibone
Meredith
Green Bay
Willie Wood
Don Chandler
Green Bay Packers
Dave Robinson
Packers
Wood
Willie Davis
Bob Jeter
Herb Adderley
Jerry Kramer
Forrest Gregg
Boyd Dowler
Bowling Scores From Kauffman Jewellers Sports Bowl Meet
Bowling scores across leagues list team totals and high scores at various venues. The Possibles led the Sports Bowl with 2093 in team series and 759 in team game. high singles included Bob Soller and Sharon Smith at 224. Other clubs cited include Fresca, Special Exporters, All-Stars, Sleepers, Big 4, Hot Shots, and several junior and mixed divisions with individual top scorers and team totals.
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Bob Soller
Tim Olson
Corne Miller
Paul Delaney
Bob Butterfield
Sharon Smith
Lou Butterfield
Alice Knutson
Marie Weber
Mary Bicha
Pop
Wisconsin Rapids Tri Norse ski meet crowns junior jumper
Tom Bowers of Minneapolis won the junior title with a 144 foot jump at the Tri Norse ski tournament held at Syracuse Mound. Selden Hannah of Norge Ski Club Chicago took Class B honors with leaps of 137 and 133 feet and was named the meet’s most graceful entrant. The hill record stands 154 feet by John Ballant now in Denver.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Tom Bowers
Minneapolis
Syracuse Mound
Selden Hannah
Norge Ski Club
Chicago
Bill Olson
Eau Claire
Torlaff Sundt
Norge
John Ballant
Denver
Area Wrestling Inroqua 49 Darlington 3 Results
Inroqua defeats Darlington 49 to 3 with multiple pins and decisions. Notable wins include Dave Whitehead and Barney Adams pinning opponents, and Fritz Hirsbrunner and Mark Lee posting decisions.
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Dave Whitehead
Dave Koheler
Barney Adams
Nick Klefer
Dave Henry
Tod van Metre
Bob Burnett
Mark Chellevold
Dennis Olson
Tom Ellefson
Chuck Swenson
Rod Opsal
Brian Hendrickson
Roger Johnson
Fritz Hirsbrunner
Mark Lee
Richard Getter
Ron Marty
Mark Aspenson
Bob McDonald
Jim Zielke
Steve Munson
Murray Johnson
Steve Pickett
Iowa
Grant
Gary Grimm
John Davis
David Henry
Fied Nechavatt
Athletes Challenge AAU In Olympic Eligibility Row
A group of top U.S. track stars denounce AAU threats to disqualify athletes for competing in non sanctioned meets. The statement, signed by Ralph Boston Jim Ryan Gerry Lindgren Tommie Smith Charlie Green Wade Bell and others, supports USTFF in the dispute with the AAU over Olympic eligibility and meet sanctioning.
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Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
United States Track and Field Federation
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
USTFF
New York City
New York
Wilfred H. Crowley
S.J
Ralph Boston
Jim Ryan
Gerry Lindgren
Hhampion
Tommie Smith
Charlie Green
Wade Bell
Jim Grelle
Lee Evans
Richmond Flowers
Ed Caruthers
George Young
Frank Murphy
Beamon Sets Indoor Long Jump Mark At 27-1 Feet
Bobby Beamon, a 21 year old Texas El Paso sophomore from New York, jumps 27 1 indoors to break Igor Ter Ov anesyan's two year old record. He achieves this with a short runway after only three hours sleep, as nine meet records fall and Prairie View A&M edges Texas Southern 70 672 for the NAIA team title.
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Kansas City
Bobby Beamon
Texas-El Paso
New York City
Russia
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan
Beamon
Oakland
Prairie View A&m of
Texas
Texas Southern
Wayne Pinkalla Tops State Bowling Meet
Wayne Pinkalla of Milwaukee rolled a perfect game for a 12 game total of 2 554 to lead the first half of qualifying in the Wisconsin state match game tournament. The field of 16 includes competitors from Milwaukee area with Rich Wandl ers of Racine in ninth at 2 435. Finals are set for Milwaukee February 10-11.
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Oconomowoc
Wayne Pinkalla
Milwaukee
Bowling Proprietors Association of Wisconsin
Waterstown
Fond du Lac
Rich Wandlers
Racine
Milwau
Muskies reclaim ABA top spot with win over Indiana
Minnesota Muskies defeat Indiana 103 88 to seize first in the ABA Eastern Division. Mel Daniels scores 25 as Minnesota ends a deadlock with Pittsburgh Pipers while Oliver Darden leads Indiana with 24. Dallas 107 97 over New Jersey and Denver 112 85 over Anaheim also noted.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Muskies
American Basketball Association
Indiana
Muskies
Pittsburgh Pipers
Minnesota
Mel Daniels
Dallas
New Jersey
Denver
Anaheim
Packers
Oliver Darden
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
St Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Diego
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
New Orleans
Oakland
Houston
Hogden Leads IL With 585 Series At Galesville Lanes
Gene Hogden topped the International League with a 585 series at Galesville Lanes in Wisconsin. He had a high single of 216 as Mike's Fine Foods posted 2 593 to claim team totals alongside Ettrick Lumber and other bowlers.
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Hogden
Galesville
Wis
Gene Hogden
International
Mike’s Fine Foods
Ettrick Lumber
Arden Pass
Ken Enghagen
Buzz Hess
Bill Sut
Ed Stanislawski
Paul Fairbanks
Swede Severson
Ron Truax
Dick Abel
Whiteisch 3-1 Victory Over Zielke Debuts
Zielke defeats Whiteisch by decision 3-1 in a high school wrestling match while Nolan Nodolf and Hat Murray Johnson pin Gary Fredericks in 1 minute 24 seconds.
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Whiteisch
Aera Zielke
Nolan Nodolf
Murray Johnson
Gary Fredericks
Namath Leads East Comeback In All Star Game
Garron of the Boston Patriots stood in for Woodie Campbell on the East squad and helped propel a late rally. Namath hit Garron on a crucial 26-yard pass to the West 10, setting up the winning touchdown as George Sauer drew coverage. Speedy Duncan of the Chargers earned top defensive honors after a 90-yard kickoff return gave the West an early edge that lasted until the final minutes.
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Page
Garron
Boston Patriots
Woodie Campbell
Houston
George Sauer
New York
Namath
Lee
Duncan
San Diego Chargers
Navy Halfback Jer Balsig Tops Team Rushing Yardage
Navy football halfback Jer Balsig led the team with 559 rushing yards last season, finishing as the top ground gainer for the squad.
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Jer Balsig
Navy
NBA Awards Franchises to Milwaukee and Phoenix
The National Basketball Association awarded franchises to Milwaukee Wisconsin and Phoenix Arizona. The teams will begin play in the next season.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Phoenix
Ariz
Zarley Wins Kaiser International Open in Napa
Kermit Zarley shot 65 to win the Kaiser International Open at Silverado North Course by one stroke over Dave Marr. Zarley earned 25 000 dollars. Marr took 15 000 for second as Gene Littler and George Archer tied for third with 276 totals.
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Napa
Calif
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Silverado Country Club
New North
Dave Marr
Ley
Zarley
Marr
Gene Littler
George Archer
Archer
Bert Greene
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Boscobel Triumphs In Mat Triangular Showdown
Boscobel High School wrestling team defeated Sparta 42 6 and Westby 9 1 to win a triangular meet. Westby beat Sparta 27 16 to finish second.
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Boscobel Downs Westby
Sparta
Westby
Wis
Boscobel High School
Bulldogs
Dorothy Klein Tops Cashton Bowling Loop
Dorothy Klein of Ontario rolled a 567 in the Ladies Hilltoppers League at Parkview Lanes in Cashton Wisconsin. In the Friday League Darlene Eide and Laurie Clements each posted 545 with Eide adding a 229 single.
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Cashton
Wis
Dorothy Klein
Ontario
Darlene Eide
Laurie Clements
Jean Schaldach
Darlene Ray
Bert Funmaker Leads Tomah Bowling Loop
Bert Funmaker rolled a 274 game to help post a 645 series in the Official League at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah. Wendell Ames and Scoop Wagner also topped 600 with 638 and 604 as Official League totals reached 2,669.
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Tomah
Wis
Bert Funmaker
Vlasek’s
Wendell Ames
Scoop Wagner
Vanpak Products
Fran Volden
Russ Baker
Reuben Blade
Jack O’leary
Fred Buchmann
Nelle Felton
Cal Decorah
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Wisconsin Bowhunters
Wisconsin Bowhunters Association
Blackhawk Archers of la Crosse
Anne Fancher
Menomonee Falls
Emil Huebner
Robert Fancher
Tribune
Gary R. Kiefner
Oshkosh Whitewater
Stevens Point
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Richie Petitbon
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Jackie Smith
St. Louis Cardinals
UPI
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Jeanette Day
del Grade
Bonnie Bothe
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Tom Gullickson
Bill Culp
Ronald Whiteman
Tim Gullikson
John Bohlin
Jim Davidson
Jeff Wilk
Russ Christianson
Terry Thomas
Nancy Remen
Sandy Gilbertson
Janet Fleis
UPS & Downs
Coulee
Sleepers
Dick Remen
Dave Irish
Ray Schmitt
Lee Stellpflug
Betty Stelipflug
Fern Turner
Carole Schmitt
Barb Tucker
Lee Stelpfing
Kings & Queens
Fearless
John Shuda
Bill Hilbert
Bob Slaback
Bruce Hines
Greta Kind
Jean Every
Esther Hines
Carol Bluske
Michigan
Steve Albrechtson
Bill Waldera
Marty Thomas
Marty Luebben
Clyde Gray
Bob Radtke
Dorothy Sprehn
Elaine Gray
Alice Radtke
Arlene Dam
Karen Johnson
Pepsi-Bantam Girls
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Tweety Birds
Mary Wright
Debbie Donahue
Patti Molzahn
Joanne Papacek
Cheryl Zierke
Nancy Neuman
Coca-Cola JR. Boys
Dan Schaub
Ron Papacek
Rick Antony
Bob Bendel
Brian Turner
Lyle van de Veer
Bill Bush
Brian Chapman
Dan Ritchie
Dennis Roesier
Jay Krebsbach
Ron Betz
Dan Hole
Bob Ebner
Charlie Forer
Jack and Jill Club
Shamrock
Harry Canes
Virgil Benson
Wayne Lottes
Keith Deyo
Byron Ingvalson
Kenny Loken
Luet Ganschow
Vilas Loken
Marlon Deyo
Margie Ingvalson
Shirley Gerdes
Shamrock Bantam
Rick Gasper
Debbie Buchan
Larry Papenfuss
John Boma
Ann Hinytzke
Mike Opsaht
Green Mountain Girls
Alpine Sweeties
Save Schumacher
Barb Hogan
Mark Johnson
Bob Heth
Sue Heth
Gary Barkley
Joe’s
Inroqua
Darlington
Dan Houghton
Randy Bloom
Ken Ackerman
Ron Kelly
Kurt Appese
Dave McClurg
Chuck Evenson
Bob West
Ken Blackburn
Steve Kline
Don Glassmaker
Mike McClurg
Dennis Brouillard
Ie Zielke
Jim Harpin
Rod Ploess
Tom Daily
Steve Skrede
Tom Delehanty
Richla
Carl Kite
Bob Jones
Dean
Viroqua
Cassville
Charles Beasley
Byron Beck
John Fairchild
LA Crosse
NBA
Hoffer
Doerre
Cage
Kaiser
By Jim Church
Dave
Zar
J. Trumm
D. Reinstra
D. Sutherland
K. Shaw
B. Folbrecht
G. Ritchers
F. Forbes
Goetzinger
D. Steuffel
Hwy—L. Jones
D. Shawley
Boscobel
J. Mindham
T. Webrough
J. Ekern
S. Dike
M. Jothen
Drew C. Dike
Mindham
S. Wells
M. Yahn
R. Clark
B. Parrish
M. Voiden
S. Davidson
J. Leis
Drew DO. Sutherland
S. Bekkum
Es Richters
C. Bekkum
M. Davidson
C. Goetzinger
M. Lee
Mper
Aliai
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Ill
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