Vandervelde Throws No Hit Shutout In Fast Pitch League
Dave Vandervelde fired a no hitter for the Admen who blanked Lab 3-0 in Monday night Trane Fast Pitch League softball. The Admen scored two runs in the first inning and added one more later.
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Lab
Trane
Tavern
Dikeman
Mike Short
Vogue
Tosa
Hal Tust
Joe Fanello
Schmidty
Oxford Club
Oxford
Butch Severson
Monitor
Abraham
Gary Hall
Stange
Stokke
Bob Lanham
Mike Soller
Bob Snyder
Nagle
Ren ‘Czechowicz
Young
Keg
Bohemian Hall
Snuffy
Nancy Richey and Julie Heldman clash in French Open quarters
United States top women’s players Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas and Julie Heldman of New York meet in the French Open quarterfinals. Heldman seeks the European double after winning in Italy in April while Richey defends her Paris title. Other Americans Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals also reach quarterfinals as men’s events unfold at Roland Garros.
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Nancy Richey
Julie Heldman
Nancy
San Angelo
Tex
Julie
New York City
Roland Garros Stadium
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Rod Laver
Australia
Andrew Gimeno
Spain
Tom Okker
Netherlands
John Newcombe
Kerry Melville
Margaret Court
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
U.S
Manuel Santana
Stan Smith
Alex Olmedo
Los Angeles
Bob Carmichael
Ismael el Shafeif
United Arab Republic
Karen Krantzcke
Miss Heldman
Peaches Barkowitz
Hamtramck
Mich
U S Soviet Track Meet Planned For July 18 19
The United States and Soviet Union dual track meet will be held July 18 19 at the Los Angeles Coliseum with a British Commonwealth team also competing A 7 p m start Friday and 1 p m Saturday broadcast nationally though blackout applies in the LA area The event avoids clashing with the Apollo moon landing scheduled for July 20.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Vietnam
America
Southern Pacific Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
al Schoenfield
Beloit star Kit Jones named player coach in Portugal
Kit Jones former Beloit standout and two time all Mid West Conference pick becomes player coach of Figueira da Foz in Portugal. He is 6 foot 7 and scored 1118 college points. He will also play for a Portuguese team in Zurich and compete in a European tournament.
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Beloit
Kit Jones
Figueira da Foz
Portugal
Portugese
Jones
Figueira
Zurich
Switzerland
Sophomore hurler Galli named Badgers MVP for 1969
Wisconsin pitcher Ron Galli, a sophomore, was named the Badgers MVP for the 1969 season. He posted a 2-2 Big Ten record with a .9 ERA as Wisconsin tied for fifth in the conference. Second baseman R. D. Boschulte was elected captain for next season.
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Madison
Ron Galli
University Wisconsin
Wisconsin
R. D. Boschulte
Dead Racer's Son Receives Milwaukee Speedway Scholarship
Milwaukee AP reports Rick Duman 12 son of Ronnie Duman killed in Rex Mays 150, is first recipient of the Milwaukee speedway dinner committee scholarship. He will get a $500 certificate at the third annual dinner, with growth into a college fund and extra $500 yearly for good standing. Betty Duman and the boy will attend alongside awardees Bobby Unser and others.
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Rex Mays
Milwaukee Speedways Dinner Committee
Rick Duman
Ronnie Duman
Young Duman
James Allison
Speedway
Ind
Betty Duman
Bobby Unser
Jim Rathmann
J. C. Agajanian
Lloyd Ruby
Bill Wuesthoff
Dick Trickle
Clif Tufte
Chisox Plan College Player Training Session in Appleton
The Chicago White Sox will hold a training session for college players in Appleton led by minor league pitching coach Hugh Mulcahy with assistants Bennie Huffman and Grover Jones. Players report for conditioning until June 20 and may join the Appleton roster or be assigned to Duluth Minnesota or Sarasota Florida. Existing players at Appleton include Ramon Carrazco Oscar Gutierrez Steve Spanich and Ron Davini with Dennis OToole arriving today. Other arrivals are set for June 13 to 17. workouts run daily through June 20 at Goodland Field.
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Appleton
Chicago White Sox
Hugh Mulcahy
Bennie Huffman
Grover ‘‘Deacon” Jones
Duluth
Minn
Sarasota
Fla
Chicago
Ramon Carrazco
Oscar Gutierrez
Steve Spanich
Ron Davini
Dennis O'Toole
White Sox
Goodland Field
Army wins share of lacrosse crown after 14 4 rout
Army lacrosse defeated Navy 14 4 to earn a share of the national championship as Pete Cramblett led with four goals and two assists. Army finished 8 1 in collegiate play, with Johns Hopkins also 8 1 and sharing the title.
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Annapolis
Pete Cramblett
Army
Navy
Cadets
Johns Hopkins
John Connors
Cazenovia Rider Tops Viroqua Horse Show Highlights
Joe Smyth of Cazenovia won four events at Viroqua Circle V Riders 12th annual show at the Fairgrounds. Area riders including Les Ziegler David Wheeler Pam Lee Terri Nolop Connie Williams Jim Slaney and others earned top placements across speed halter western pleasure and pony events.
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Wis
Joe Smyth
Cazenovia
Circle V
Fairgrounds
Smyth
Les Ziegler
Sparta
Kimberly McCollum
Richland Center
David Wheeler
Viola
Joy Day
Cindy Brye
Pam
Lisa Lee
Stoddard
Terri Nolop
la Crosse
Dave
Jim Marx
Tomah
Connie
Kim Williams
Candace Ostrem
Doug Johnson
Paul Ray
AREA BOWLING REPORT WITH NOMADS AND COOL GUYS TOP SCORES
Ma and Pa league results list Nomads 3175 in team series and Misfits 1111 in team game. Individual leaders include Tex Fetty 569 Jim OConor 566 Ardene Ostrom 563 LeRoy Hanson 544 and high games 213 by LeRoy Hanson. Cool Guys score Romance Store 1856 team series and 669 team game with Rick Newman 546 and high 211.
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Misfits
Tex Fetty
Jim O’connor
Ardene Ostrom
LeRoy Hanson
Jerry Heiselberg
Blair McClurg
Bernard Mick Jr
Laurie Clements
Lyle Gordon
Dave Swanson
LaVern Ostrom
Verlyn Clark
Romance Store
Rick Newman
Greg Languard
Eric Herrlinger
John Hendrickson
Clary Harris
Alanon
Mark Larson
Kurt Fetty
Pirates Hold Beloit Tryout Camp June 10
The Pittsburgh Pirates will run a tryout camp in Beloit on June 10 directed by Gene Baker former Cubs second baseman assisted by Ed Farnum. Players aged 15 to 21 must bring their own shoes uniforms gloves and personal gear with Pirates providing remaining equipment. Camp starts at 9 a.m.
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Beloit
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gene Baker
Chicago Cubs
Baker
Ed Farnum
Pirates
Seven Wisconsin Golfers Seek U.S. Open Berth
In Chicago seven Wisconsin golfers tee off to qualify for the U S Open to be played June 12 to 15 in Houston Texas. Amateurs and pros include Mark Bemowski of Menomonee Falls Bobby Brue Eddie Davis Bob Ford Steve Friebert Don Rayburn and Alex Antonio Jr.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Houston
Tex
Mark Bemowski
Menomonee Falls
Bobby Brue
Eddie Davis
Bob Ford
Steve Friebert
Don Rayburn
Alex Antonio Jr
Major League Leaders in American League and National League
American League leaders include Carew batting .389 and Robinson leading in runs with 41 and hits with 62 for Baltimore. Petrocelli and Howard tied with 16 homers, Harper leads in steals with 28. Pitchers McNally Lonborg and Lyle 7 0 1.000, 4 0 1.000, 4 0 1.000. National League leaders feature M Alou 72 hits and McCovey 43 RBIs, Brock 22 steals, and Abernathy Stone Baldschun flawless 4-0 1.000s with Singer 82 strikeouts.
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Minnesota
Petrocelli
Boston
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Murcer
New York
F. Howard
Washington
Powell
A. Conigliaro
Hogan
Seattle
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
B. Williams
Chicago
H. Aaron
Atlanta
R. Jackson
Tolan
Cincinnati
McCovey
San Francisco
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Morgan
Houston
Abernathy
Stone
Baldschun
San Diego
Singer
Los Angeles
Gibson
Cassius Clay Prefers Hamburgers Over Boxing Talk
In Houston Cassius Clay, now pudgy, says he will never return to fighting and focuses on hamburgers. He faces a Supreme Court review on wire tapping in his draft case and has a two day delay for prosecutors to respond to a postponement motion. Clay had been sentenced by Judge Joe Ingraham to five years and a $10,000 fine for refusing military service. He plans a nationwide hamburger restaurant chain.
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Levias
Jerry Levias
Southern Methodist University
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Houston
Cassius Clay
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
Clay
Curt
Murle Lindstrom Wins O'Sullivan Open Golf Tourney
Murle Lindstrom ends a long drought on the Ladies PGA tour by capturing the $15,000 O'Sullivan Open in Winchester Virginia. She closes with a par 71 to finish 208, three strokes ahead of Shirley Englehorn who carded 70 for 211 and seven strokes clear of Kathy Whitworth who shot 74 for 215.
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Winchester
Murle Lindstrom
Mrs. Lindstrom
Shirley Englehorn
Kathy Whitworth
Lakeland Captures Gateway All-Sports Crown
Lakeland College of Sheboygan won the Gateway Conference all sports championship with 25 percent of the points, two and a half points ahead of Milton College. Lakeland secured titles in football and basketball, tied for second in baseball, and finished third in golf and track. Milton led in golf and placed highly in football basketball and baseball.
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Lakeland College of Sheboygan
Milton College
Lakeland
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