Wisconsin Track Meet Finals Set With Record-Breaking Qualifiers
Eight records fell in Friday's qualifiers as Watertown's Glen Herold led a surge in the mile with 4 15.3. Don Loefler of La Crosse Central led Class A qualifiers in two events. Class B's Eric Zingler qualified in the 440. Class C included Kohler and McFarland records in the 880 and mile relay. Final action set for today at Monona Grove High with gate times at 11 a.m. and running events at 1 30 p.m.
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Wisconsin Athletic Association
Watertown
Glen Herold
la Crosse Central
Don Loeffler
Jerry Sparks
Bangor
Dave Jenson
West Salem
Gary Oines
Gale-Ettrick
Monona Grove High
Dan Cautley
Madison Memorial
Dennis Biel
Wausau
Herold
John Dittburner
Hudson
Kohler
Tom Gordon
McFarland
Craig Swenson
Coleman
Jim Wissing
Glendale Nicolet
Dennis Goff
Racine Case
Phil Zuehlke
Oshkosh
Racine Horlick
Milwaukee Pulaski
South Milwaukee
Wisconsin state track finals qualifiers report at Monona Grove
Wisconsin Inter scholastic Athletic Association track finals qualifiers listed by class A B and C at Monona Grove High School. Notable marks include Trevaskis Keller and Jerczewski fastest 100 in :15.1 and Siebert Mathews Mersch fastest 210.1, Bewick best 59-3 in shot put, Old and new school names across long jump discus and relays.
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Monona Grove
Bewick
Dennis Biel
Wausau
Glenn Herold
Watertown
Rudy Alvarez
Racine Horlick
Chuck Wirth
West Allis Hate
Dan Cautley
Madison Memorial
Joe McGhee
Ian Dziubinski
Oak Creek
Steve Stintzi
Menomonee Falls
Herold
Low Hurdies
Dan Spaeth
Milwaukee Tech
Steve Maley
Mick Buzzell
Delavan Darien
Dan Henry
Ray Keller
Port Washington
Harold Nedoma
Brown Deer
Paul Shedivy
Whitefish Bay
Burrell
Jim Just
Don Loeffier
la Crosse Central
Rod Baker
Madison la Follette
John Brikowski
Janesville Parker
Dan Siebert
Brookfield East
Steve Mersch
Menomonie
Jim Lustig
Milwaukee Custer
Lustig
Deleavan-Darlen
Paul Morrow
Beloit
Mike Anderson
Milwaukee King
Todd Randall
Middleton
Bill Letsch
Racine Case
Morrow
Tom Bennett
Madison West
Rick Koeck
Fond du Lac
Randy Converse
Jay Grieger
Glendale Nicolet
Tom Schmidt
Mequon
Ron Inda
Bennett
Pat Sullivan
Kenosha Tremper
Major Bay
Racine Park
Wayne Stark
Kim Koehn
Kimberly
Skip Kent
Mike Nicholson
West Allis Central
Jeff Heller
Milwaukee Marshall
Kent
Bill Michaelson
Milwaukee Washington
Tom Barrett
Steve Pugh
Whitnall
Bill Carlson
Waukesha
Glendale
Nicolet
Milwaukee
Pulaski
South Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Dan Tork
Wisconsin Rapids
Roger DeYoung
Bill Stewart
John McDorman
Ken Jackson
Mike Humbach
Fort Atkinson
Jim Stockwell
Beaver Dam
Dennis Dahl
Mark Bredeck
Sheboygan North
Chip Burke
Terry Bauch
Manitowoc
McDorman
High Hurdies
Jerry McGlynn
Weston
Steve Krause
Stratford
Mark Lautenbach
Gibraltar
Jerry Olin
Unity
Mike
Kuehn
Waunakee
Dan Walter
Osceola
Lautenbach
Roger Gabler
Belleville
Steve Ehren
Kohier
al Peters
Bruce
Tom Hanson
Prescott
Gene Nesheim
Mineral Point
Larry Knudson
Colfax
Gene Sowieja
Greenwood
Greene
Gale-Ettrick
Kohler
Pittsville
Chuck Hockenberg
Onalaska
Gary Pendi
Suring
Jim Shattuck
Frederic
Dennis Ross
St. Croix Central
Gary Becker
Trempeateau
Gary Nigbor
Westfield
Sid Krueger
Bonduel
Wayne Andersen
Bob Raboin
Niagara
Tom DePaster
Oostburg
Jerry Sparks
Bangor
Herb Blaisdell
Flambeau
Rick Austin
Juda
Keith Kreple
Potosi
Knudson
Andersen
Raboin
Sparks
Low Churdhes
Brad Stensberg
Port Edwards
Mark Hefty
Monticello
Bill Knickerbocker
Paynette
Tom Gordon
Oscola
John Schooff
Brodhead
Gene Sowica
Dave Jenson
West Salem
Gary Witkowski
Elkhart Lake
Bruce Anderson
Peshti
Craig Swenson
McFarland
Roger
Brueckbauer
Ken Pucel
Crivitz
Swenson
Ray Nasgovitz
Coleman
Bill Herrmann
Mike Abbeichdle
Kevin Erickson
Barry Goseneck
Juneau
Curt Getman
Herrmann
Erickson
Cassville
Gay Brewer Regains Stroke Takes Lead In Western Open
Gay Brewer regains his putting stroke after studying home movies and takes a one stroke lead in the Western Golf Open at Millot hian Illinois. Frank Beard, Ken Still, Bob Charles and Bob Lunn chase as others surge with low rounds.
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Bob Green Millothian
Ill
Frank Beard
Alcindor Expected To Dominate Bucks In 1969-70 Debut
Milwaukee star Lew Alcindor drew praise from teammates after a set of scrimmages in Los Angeles. Flynn Robinson said Alcindor could be great and compare to Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell. Coach Larry Costello noted he may not need extra weight and plans to keep him near the basket for rebounding and scoring.
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Lew Alcindor
Robinson Basketball Association
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Flynn Robinson
Bucks
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Los Angeles Lakers
Keith Erickson
Cliff Anderson
Bob Warlick
UCLA
Los Angeles
Robinson
Lew
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Richie Guerin
Chamberlain
Russell
Larry Costello
Guerin
Costello
Three-Way Battle for Minnesota Track Title in St Paul
Moorhead eyed a third straight team crown as Rochester Mayo Edina and Moorhead competed for the lead at Macalester College. Moorhead upset Edina in the half mile relay 1 29.5 as Lutz tied the state 100 yard dash record at 9.9 with Merrill top qualifier in the 220 and 440. Eight advance in each event for finals at noon with leaders named in hurdles relays and sprints.
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Moorhead
Rochester Mayo
Edina
Macalester College
Minneapolis Central
Steve Horum
Mike Schultz
Randy Lekander
Laurie Anderson
Mark Lutz
Rochester
Fred Merrill
Orono
Merrill
Lutz
Dan Carpenter
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Bill Hawkins
St. Louis Park
Mark Becker
Marcel Laursen
Bucks State Rookie Camp at Marquette set for June dates
The Milwaukee Bucks announce a rookie camp at Marquette University June 20 to 23 with a June 22 rookie game at Milwaukee Arena. Most rookies attend including number one draft pick Lew Alcindor. Waymon Stewart misses for a Czech tour. Bucks cap tickets sales June 29 and host an open house that day. Jim Foley named Bucks publicity director at Marquette. Eddie Doucette becomes director of communications and retains broadcasting duties.
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Marquette
Eddie Doucette
Injuries Shelve Dodgers Davis For Two Weeks
Dodgers outfielder Willie Davis will miss at least two weeks with a broken right cheekbone after a Friday collision with a Dan McGinn pitch. X rays confirmed the fracture wired and sidelining Davis who had a .236 season with five homers and 13 RBIs.
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Major League Holds Record Player Draft
Major League teams scanned the nation and selected a record 1 042 players in the regular phase of the free agent draft. An additional 150 were chosen in the secondary phase over two days. Mike Weaver, son of Earl Weaver, was picked by Seattle in the 43rd round for its Clinton Iowa farm club.
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Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Seattle
Clinton
Iowa
Maplewood High School
Richmond Heights
Nevele Pride Returns in Marquis de Lafayette Trot
Harness horse of the year for 1967 and 1968 Nevele Pride starts as a four year old in the $25,000 Marquis de Lafayette Trot at Brandwine Raceway in Wilmington Del.
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Brandwine
Lawyers Ready Final Briefs In Clay Hearing
Lawyers prepared written briefs for a federal judge after a week long wiretap hearing on Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali. Judge Ingraham ordered submissions within two weeks while Supreme Court review continues over the 1967 draft evasion conviction and sentence.
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Cassius Clay
Joe Ingraham
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Elijah Muhammad
Ingraham
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
John S. Martin
Justice Department
Morgan
Selective Service Board
Whitewater's Hoffman second in NAIA six mile
Billings Montana AP Tom Hoffman of Whitewater State University finished second in the six mile run at the NAIA national track and field championship with a time of 30:22.4 securing Whitewater a share of eighth place and eight points after five events. Eastern Michigan led with 25 points. The meet concludes today.
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Mont
Tom Hoffman
Whitewater State University
Whitewater
Eastern Michigan
Herb Ristow Pro Am Slated At Maple Grove
The 27th Herb Ristow pro am starts Monday at Maple Grove. Two-man 27-hole best ball draw includes former champs Jim Burns and Jack Knothe from La Crosse CC aiming for a second title. Jim Walsh seeks eighth crown dating to 1947. Defending champs Reichert and Howe shot 101 to win by seven under par. Sixty-six teams entered, breaking last year’s 64-team record. Don Iverson serves in the Army and Harvey Ott plays for Southern Illinois.
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Maple Grove
Jim Burns
Jack Knothe
la Crosse Country Club
Burns
Jim Walsh
Rochester
Bill Reichert
Herb Howe
Don Iverson
Harvey (Buster) Ott
Southern Illinois University
Ousted Largent-Goode Sparkles In Wisconsin Tennis Meet
Glendale scribe reports Wauna Nicolet scored 21 points to lead East through semifinals as Tom Dunker of Nicolet, defending champ, battles through quarters. Other results note Whitlinger over Gullickson and Vetter over Simmons as several top seeds advance.
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Glendale
Nicolet
Marty Metten
Kenosha Bradford
Wauna Nicolet
Tosa East
Onalaska
Manitowoc
Madison
Wisconsin Inter
Rhinelander
Beascholastic Athletic Association
SeMuimat Uvti
John Whitlinger
Neenah
Whitlinger
Tim Gullickson
Rick Vetter
Brookfield East
John Simmons
Tom Gullickson
Wauwatosa East
Scott le Tellier
la Crosse Central
Steve Largent
Tim Goode
Beaver Dam
Patrick Kane
Largent
Goode
Major League Leaders Baseball Summary
Major league leaders listed with batting pitching and fielding stats. Notable names include Carew Howard and Yastrzemski leading in hits double and runs, McNally Lonborg and Lyle perfect 5-0 pitchers, and Banks McCovey Aaron among RBI leaders.
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Petrocelli
Boston
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Murcer
New York
Powell
F. Howard
Washington
Yastrzemski
Hogan
Seattle
Pet
A. Johnson
Cincinnati
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
McCovey
San Francisco
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Atlanta
R. Jackson
Tolan
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Morgan
Stone
Baldschun
San Diego
Singer
Los Angles
Gibson
Jenkins
Area Bowling Strikeouts Rallyes at Sunset Lanes
Railway Express captures team series 2045 and team game 736 led by June Gordon 505 Darlene Rey 452 Jackie Nelson 432 Nita Solvers on 428 and Lori Ann Engh 4 8 Darlene Nutter 416 Eileen Wienke 415 Clara Dolen 415 Mayonne McClurg 413 Brenda Wendorf 406 Char Savage 398 Joyce Steinmetz 391 Karen Brehm 286 High single 179 by June Gordon.
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Gordon
Darlene Rey
Jackie Nelson
Nita Solverson
Lori Ann Engh
Darlene Nutter
Eileen Wienke
Clara Dolen
Mayonne McClurg
Brenda Wendorf
Char Savage
Joyce Steinmetz
Karen Brehm
Midwest Stars Meet Czechs On Cage Tour
Thirteen star players from 12 colleges in five states left Milwaukee for a three week 10 game basketball tour of Czechoslovakia. Coached by Duane Woltzen of Lakeland College, the squad will face six Czech all star teams from June 7 to 24.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Czechoslovakia
Lakeland College
Duane Woltzen
Sheboygan
U. S
Lakeland
Woltzen
Ken Wiltgen
St. Mary's College
Winona
Minn
Waymon Stewart
Bob Guy
Jesse Price
Millikin
Nick Perrine
University of Wisconsin-Parkside
Howard Wilkins
Lea College
Albert Lea
Bob Soucek
St. Mary’s
Virgil Algee
Mount St. Paul
Waukesha
Dan Retzer
Montana
Billings
Ken Ver Gone
Oshkosh
State
Dave Poll
Havre
Mike Hughes
Stevens Point
Doug Benson
Ray de Noc
Jack Gebler
St. Norbert’s
West de- Pere
Greatest Twins Team Named by AP
The Minnesota Twins announced 660 of 661 ballots counted for the Greatest Twins Team. The lineup includes Harmon Killebrew at first, Rod Carew at second, Rich Rollins at third, Zoilo Versalles at short, Allison in left, Uhlaender center, Oliva right, Earl Battey catcher. Camilo Pascual named top right hander Kant top lefty. One voter picked Jim Rantz for all time greatest.
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Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Rod Carew
Ted Uhlaender
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Killebrew
Carew
Rich Rollins
Seattle
Zoilo Versalles
Cleveland
Allison
Uhlaender
Oliva
Earl Battery
Camilo Pascual
Washington
Kant
Twins
Jim Rantz
Rantz
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