Somerset Ace Dean Martell Sets Wisconsin Mile Record
Dean Martell of Somerset blazed to a 4 19.64 mile at the Wisconsin Class C track finals, lowering the state mark and beating Unity’s John Chartrand. Kohler and Unity tied for the team title as Prairie du Chien and others chased records across events at Madison.
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Dean Martell
Madison
Wisconsin
Martell
John Chartrand
Unity
Kohler
Steve Epley
Prairie du Chien
Gary John
Kartman
Shiodon
Jim Stoltenberg
Wittenberg
Stoltenberg
Craig Swenson
McFarland
Dan Canaveral
Niagara
Larry Halverson
Edgar
Gary Kamin
Montello
Rick McNeight
Stratford
Ray Tilton
Peshtigo
Elkhart Lake
Cassville
North Fond du Lac
Spring
Carl Gullickson
Tom Knecht
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah
Dan Heroux
Dennis Wielock
Marathon
Jed Marohl
Bonduel
Chuck Hockenberry
Onalaska
Paul Bicknell
Brookwood
Terry Licht
Cadett
Gary Johnson
Shipdton
Jim Ekern
Gale Ettrick
Tom Gordon
Jim Sharp
Dick Haertzel
Juneau
al Ehrenbeck
Elkhart Lake- Glenbeulah
Julio Rodriguez
Brodhead
Mark Kartman
al Ehlenbeck
Dave Erickson
Wild Rose
Mike Gundrum
Tom Littleton
Verona
Ken Bjork
Colfax
Nathan Tainter
Dan Brown
Gillett
al Field
Fall River
Mahloch
Andersen
Mueller
Goodspeed
Flambeau
New Glarus
Ray Dunning
Steven Groeschel
Duane Kenyon
Holmen
Wayne Konkle
Lena
Dan Canavera
Gary Fischer
Nekoosa
Harlan Robinson
Almond
Barry Halverson
Glenwood City
Peterson
Sampson
Chartrand
Abbelhode
Boscobel
Phoebus Delivers Fourth Straight Shutout for Orioles 12-0
Baltimore rookie Tom Phoebus improved to 4-1 with a 120 victory over Washington, his fourth consecutive shutout in six major league starts. Frank Robinson drove in five runs with a homer and Etchebarren added a homer as Baltimore totaled 14 hits. Detroit beat New York 9-5 as Sparma won his fifth straight, while Boston topped Cleveland 5-1 and Kansas City outlasted Chicago 6-4 in 13 innings.
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Orioles
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Phoebus
Senators
Frank Robinson
Andy Etchebarren
Willie Horton
Detroit
New York
al Kaline
Horton
Tigers
Joe Sparma
Dave Wickersham
Lew Krausse
A’s
White Sox
Krausse
Tommy Agee
Billy Pierce
Yastrzemski
Cox
Knowles
Priddy
Humphreys
Lines
Casanova
Etchebarren
L Knowles
F. Robinson
Kansas City
Twuight
The
California Rae
Jim Taylor Visits Green Bay While Negotiations Loom
Jim Taylor spends a long weekend in Green Bay mainly for pleasure with talks possible with Vince Lombardi if desired. The free agent back may discuss a contract as rumors link him to the New Orleans Saints while at the 1 000 Yard Club dinner and golf with teammates.
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Jim Taylor
Packer
Vince Lombardi
New Orleans Saints
Taylor
Menassha
Jerry Kramer
Fuzzy Thurston
Kramer
Lombardi
Ireland
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Chicago Bears
Gale Sayers
Cleveland Browns
Leroy Kelly
Bob Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
Stars of Tomorrow event sparks youth baseball plans
Robert Carroll and the City Recreation Department back a July weekend youth tournament for 14 and under with teams from multiple Wisconsin towns. Games crown trophies and caps. field limits set at 75 feet with 55 feet to the pitcher, ages 13 to 14 allowed in limited numbers.
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Stars of Tomorrow
City Recreation Department
13Th Ward Warriors
Carroll
New Albia
Onalaska
la Crosse
la Farge
Cashton
Melrose
River Falls
la Crescent
Holmen
Tomah
Sparta
Stoddard
Wettstein’s
Iowa
Bom
la Crosse Legion
Dickson Captures British Amateur
Dickson of Muskogee Oklahoma won the British Amateur Championship at Formby England by defeating Ron Cerrudo of San Rafael California 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final. The 23 year old Oklahoma State graduate said he would fight hard while Cerrudo noted their prior meeting. Both American Walker Cup players performed well as Dickson spoke of improved putting and sinking long putts.
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Michigan
Paul Mayer
New Richmond
Wis
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
la Crosse
Doak Walker
SMU
Detroit Lions
Akron Vulcans
Onalaska
Ernest Kowal
The
Fireside
Onalaskans
Formby
England
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
Ron Cerrudo
San Rafael
Calif
Cerrudo
Dickson
Oklahoma State University
Colorado Springs
Cole
Monmouth names Jim Wasem head basketball and baseball coach
Monmouth College announced the hiring of 31 year old Jim Wasem formerly with the Chicago White Sox as an infield prospect and an Illinois State University assistant coach to lead both basketball and baseball.
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Monmouth, Ill
Jim Wasem
Chicago White Sox
Ilinois State University
Monmouth College
Melrose-Mindoro Beats Onalaska In Conference Baseball
Charles Glennie pitched a four hitter with eight strikeouts to lift Melrose-Mindoro past Onalaska 92 in a Coulee Conference summer baseball game. Doug Tschann and Jim Wittenberg each had two hits for Melrose-Mindoro, while M. Timm added two hits.
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Wis
Charles Glennie
Melrose-Mindoro
Doug Tschann
Jim Wittenberg
Glennie
M. Timm
Colx
Timm
Reman
Wittenberg
C. Hoff
R. Hoff
Major League Baseball Friday results and schedule
National League results include Cincinnati 5 Atlanta 4 in 11 innings and Houston 3 Louisville 2. Other scores: Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 3. New York at San Francisco rained out. Sunday and Monday games listed with multiple matchups across divisions. Golf: USGA headquarters in midtown Manhattan.
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Atlanta
Houston
Louis
Chicago
Pittsoureh
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Golf House
mid-Manhattan
New York City
The
United States Golf Association
W. L. Pet. G.B
the Philadelphia
Bly
Turbine back in Indianapolis 500 talk at USAC meeting
USAC president Thomas W. Binford said a turbine powered car could return at the next Indianapolis 500 and hinted the engine size remains unsettled. The rules committee will review turbine rules with aircraft engines on June 6 as part of discussions sparked by Parnelli Jones’s car.
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Associated Press
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U.S. Auto Club
Thomas W. Binford
USAC
Binford
Parnelli Jones
A. J. Foyt
Craig Breedlove
Ford Motor Co
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Lemke Marlowe Tie in Pine Creek Ladies Day
In La Crescent Minnesota Mrs Harold Lemke and Mrs Lloyd Marlowe tied for match your score during the women's day at Pine Creek Golf Course on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Will Olson for low putts and Mrs Curtis Hintz for high putts. Duffers Day is set for next Wednesday with a new golfer invited. a two ball foursome is planned for Sunday June 11 at 3 30 p.m.
Tri-State Baseball Games Set Sunday
Tri-State League games are scheduled Sunday with Spring Grove at Genoa New Albia at Eitzen Caledonia at La Crosse Legion Copeland Park Stoddard at Lansing and Waukon at Chaseburg Caledonia leads the West with 2 0 record and Genoa the East with 2 0.
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Spring Grove
Genoa
New Albia
Eitzen
Caledonia
la Crosse Legion
Copeland Park
Stoddard
Lansing
Waukon
Chaseburg
Nicolet Leads Wisconsin State Tennis Semifinals
Nicolet High of Glen dale leads the field at the Wisconsin state tennis semifinals led by second seed Scott Perlstein. Tim and Tom Gullikson of Onalaska reach doubles semis with multiple wins as Rhinelander and other seeds push for finals.
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Nicolet High
Glendale
Scott Perlstein
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
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Rhinelander
Waukesha
Wausau
Menasha
Racine Horlick
Onalaska
Washington
Oconomowoc
Neenah
Oshkosh
Janesville
Manitowoc
Monroe
Whitefish Bay
Boys Tech
Beaver Dam
Stoughton
Green Bay East
Wauwatosa East
Jefferson
Big Foot
Reedsburg
Tim and
Tom Gullikson
T. Ruben-P. Davis
Beloit
J. Jensen
P. Nadolny
Pat Reed
Jack Arms
Bill Norder
Perlstein
Bob Luedtke
Roger Beale
Chuck Callison
Ken Bartz
Beale
Bartz
Kevin Conway
Kimberly
Milwaukee Washington
Jim Smith
Gale-Ettrick Wins Minus Four Starters
Gale-Ettrick edges Bangor 6 to 5 while missing four starters. Roy Gooden scored after a third on Gordon Anderson's second single and an error in the seventh. Casey and Olson each had three hits. Nicolai doubled for Bangor.
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Wis
Gale- Ettrick
Bangor
Roy Gooden
Gordon Anderson
Steve Casey
Dean Olson
Casey
Steve Nicolai
Norm Valiska
Ken Johnson
Steve Daffinson
Duane Byom
Monona Grove
Tom Twesme
Milwaukee Nicolet
D. Nicolai
Schroeder
Steigerwald
Don Skaar
Truax
Anderson
Dave Skaar
Sauk Prairie Edges Westby In Sectional Final
South Central champion Sauk Prairie defeated Westby 2-1 in the Reedsburg WIAA sectional final to earn a state berth at Carson Park Eau Claire. Steve Zechel outpitched Carl Larson with a triple aiding a two run fifth inning. Westby scored in the sixth on three straight hits.
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Reedsburg
Wis
Oshkosh State Favored In NAIA District 14 Track
The NAIA projects Oshkosh State as the District 14 track champion based on season times, predicting a 92 to 74 Wisconsin small college victory over Whitewater State. Lakeland and La Crosse State tied for third, with Platteville fifth and Stout sixth.
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Ashland
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Oshkosh State
Oshkosh
NAIA
Titans
Whitewater State
Lakeland
la Crosse State
Platteville State
Stout State
Superior
Stevens Point
Milton
Northland
River Falls
St. Norbert
Whitewater
Platteville
Stout
la Crosse
Obert Wins, Advances in 1967 AAU Handball Singles
Carl Obert of the New York Athletic Club, the top seed, defeated Robert Anderson of Racine Wisconsin 21 6 21 5 on Thursday to reach the national AAU singles handball semifinals in Chicago.
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Chicago
Carl Obert
New York Athletic Club
Robert Anderson
Racine
Wis
Central High School Varsity Track Letters Awarded
La Crosse Central High School awarded varsity track letters to seniors Rick Anderson Paul Christianson Tom Custer Mark Dobbs Dennis Haldorson Jeff Melby Jim Nordrum Oren Pengra Paul Phillips Leif Sivertson John Sterling Carl Surom Steve Titcomb Dave Milne Jack Melsheimer Juniors Tim Klund Don Hicke Larry Dahl Kim Fry Jack Hestad Duane Gordon Sophomores Brent Christianson Dave Schwandt Greg Northrup Tim Gregory
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la Crosse Central High School
Rick Anderson
Paul Christianson
Tom Custer
Mark Dobbs
Dennis Haldorson
Jeff Melby
Jim Nordrum
Oren Pengra
Paul Phillips
Leif Sivertson
John Sterling
Carl Surom
Steve Titcomb
Dave Milne
Jack Melsheimer
Tim Klund
Don Hicke
Larry Dahl
Kim Fry
Jack Hestad
Duane Gordon
Brent Christianson
Dave Schwandt
Greg Northrup
Tim Gregory
Hokah Tip Top Beats Onalaska Mel and Bill's 24-12
Hokah Tip Top defeated Onalaska Mel and Bill's 24 to 12 Thursday night in a Riverland League softball game played in Hokah Minnesota.
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Hokah, Minn
Hokah Tip Top
Onalaska Mel
Bill
Ryun runs 3:53.2 mile as Hines beats Smith in 220
Kansas star Jim Ryun clocks 3:53.2 for the second fastest mile in history at the Coliseum Compton Invitational before 22 705 fans. Southern standout Jimmy Hines defeats Tommie Smith in the 220 with 20 5 and 20 6. Ryun plans a peak season later.
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Smith
Los Angeles
Kansas
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Australia
Ron Clarke
Texas
Jimmy Hines
Tommie Smith
San Jose
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