Iowa Threatens Michigan State In Track Meet
Iowa slowly fortifies its bid for the Big Ten outdoor title at Indiana with top times and key performers in the 15 event meet. Michigan State counters with five defending champions led by Jim Garrett and Keith Coates while Iowa stars Dennis Kohl and Mike Mondane pace a strong sprint and distance contingent.
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Bloomington
Ind
Michigan State
Iowa
Bill Hayes
Indiana University
Hawkeyes
Dennis Kohl
Mike Mondane
Larry Wieczorek
Jon Reimer
MSU
Jim Garrett
Keith Coates
Gene Washington
Mike Bowers
Reimer
Jim Harris
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Barnet Peterson
Michigan
Dorie Reid
George Canamore
Fred Ferree
al Randolph
Mondane
John Spain
Wieczorek
Craig Boydston
Jack Harvey
Minnesota
Joe Lane
De Soto's Flick Dominates Three Class C Events at Memorial Field
Harlan Flick of De Soto swept three Class C events at the Richland Center sectional, leading a day of close finishes. Cochrane-Fountain City won Class C with 38 points, Trempealeau was second, and De Soto placed high in several events while Trempealeau and Weston claimed other meet honors.
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Memorial Field
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Richland Center
Cochrane-Fountain City
Delavan-Darien
Wisconsin Dells
Reedsburg
Black River Falls
Viroqua
Royals
Neillsville
Sparta
Westby
Mauston
Cochrane - Fountain City
Trempealeau
de Soto
New Lisbon
Arcadia
Weston
Holmen
Hilsboro
Onaaska
Tayor
Wonewoc
Bangor
Brookwood
Kickapoo
la Farge
Melrose - Mindoro
Cashton
West Salem
Blair
Gale Ettrick
Harlan Flick
Flick
Harlan Westedt
Robert Harrison
Pat Sweeney
Dells
Robert Stoddard
David Marshall
Stoddard
Cary Barton
Mike Horkan
Dave Gussel
Jerry Kasdorf
Bruce Kaiser
Jim DeMerit
Ed Brintnall
Royall
Lloyd Johnson
van Cowden
Jim Delap
Mark Johnson
Larry Anderson
Wisconsin
Dan Deener
Harrison
Pat Houlton
BRF
Westedt
Richard Smith
Tom Willenberg
Duane Kenyon
Hal Chedester
Cochrane- Fountain City
Dale Dahlke
Chedester
Dahlke
Steve Rand
Jim Haines
Fred Neitzel
Cochrane
Fountain City
Paul Becker
Willenberg
Dan Schroeder
Fred Schaffner
Larry Steupflug
Jim Tempke
Gerald Eichman
Gary Beckver
Neil Ziegler
CFC
Mike Stenerson
Pat Skroch
Doug Ross
Melrose Mindoro
Ken Meyers
Don Pronschinski
Dennis Wolfe
Duane Dorn
Larry Stelpflug
Hillsboro
Dale Dahike
Larry Mitchell
Taylor
Bill Davies
Tom Johnson
Onalaska
High Hurdoles
Luke Miller
Larry Soldenberger
Mike Lien
Don Bielfeldt
Tim Glynn
Gary Stoval
Lester Ryder
Dennis Fick
David Pfaff
Gary Becker
al Kauki
Don Boisen
Brent Waddell
Jerry Buchtal
George Dunlap
Larry Stelpfing
Steve Rabuck
Mickey Jacobson
Lowell Davis
John Edmunds
Randy Miller
Tad McGlynn
Carl Williams
Kansas City
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Cale Yarbrough
Charlotte
S.C
Bud Tingelstad
Hawthorne
Calif
Gerhardt-Offy
Arnie Knepper
Belleville
Ill
Sammy _ Sessions
Nashville
Mich
Ward-Offy
Bobby Grim
Indianapolis
Watson
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Openings Narrow For Indy 500 Qualifying Thrills
Indy 500 hopefuls push for last 10 spots in Golden Anniversary event as 33-car fields form. Mario Andretti leads the pace with 165.899 mph, while rookies and veterans tune in hopes of cracking the lineup with late qualifying runs this weekend.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Ind
Mario Andretti
Big Ten Expands Officials Use and Schedule Plans
The Big Ten considers fresh man competition across sports on a non varsity level and will test three officials in basketball next season. Directors propose extending the basketball schedule from 24 to 26 games and a double round robin. Championship sites for 1967 include fencing at Wisconsin, gymnastics at Iowa, swimming at Michigan State, and wrestling at Ohio State.
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Bloomington
Ind
Big Ten
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan State
Ohio State
Campion Golfers Take Ninth in State Team Meet
Milwaukee Marquette wins its fourth Wisconsin Catholic high school golf crown at Racine with a 338 team total. Den nis Hanley led Marquette with an 80 while Bob Waulters of Whitefish Bay Dominican shot 76 to win individual honors.
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Racine
Milwaukee
Marquette
Bob Waulters
Whitefish Bay
Dominican
Bob Simon
Menasha St. Mary
Dennis Hanley
Pete Stamm
Wayne Johnson
Pete Emigh
Racine Country Club
Wausau Newman
Racine St. Catherine
Kenosha St. Joseph
Hanley
Milwaukee Marquette
Whitefish Bay Dominican
Green Bay Premontre
Madison Edgewood
Prairie du Chien Campion
Fond du Lac Springs
Stevens Point Pacelli
Pius and Appleton Xavier
Jordan
Beloit Catholic
Waukesha Memorial
de Pere Pennings
Oshkosh
Lourdes
Don Bosco
Chippewa Falls
McDonnell
Marshfield Columbus
Milwaukee Cathedral
Alan Sanford Tops Kickapoo Athletes at Banquet
Viola Wis Kickapoo High School honored Alan Sanford as outstanding athlete of the year and awarded him a football trophy. Joe Sebranek earned the basketball free throw trophy and Randy Muller was named most improved basketball player. Captains Sanford Eide Sebranek Rasmussen Peterson Wanlass Glass received trophies. Coaches Peterson Young Seigenthaler Berg Schneider noted, with Dr Glenn Smith as guest speaker.
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Viola
Wis
Alan Sanford
Sanford
Joe Sebranek
Randy Muller
Steve Eide
Sebranek
Steve Rasmussen
Darrel Peterson
Larry Wanlass
Nancy Glass
Arland Peterson
John Young
Jack Seigenthaler
Clark Berg
Jim Schneider
Glenn Smith
la Crosse State
Frazier and Bryant Shine in Knockout Wins
In Los Angeles Joe Frazier knocked out Chuck Leslie in the third round. In Portland Ted Whitfield outpointed Dave Marine over ten rounds. In Las Vegas Gene Bryant stopped Aristeo Chavarin in two rounds.
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Los Angeles
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Chuck Leslie
Portland
Maine
Ted Whitfield
Amherst
Mass
Dave Marine
Las Vegas
Nev
Gene Bryant
Henderson
Aristeo Chavarin
Hermosillo
Mex
Bruce Carrier Named Athlete of the Year at Houston Banquet
Bruce Carrier was named athlete of the year at the Houston High School athletic banquet in Houston Minnesota. Tom Porter football coach at St Olaf College was the guest speaker. Letters were awarded to athletes in football basketball and wrestling and to the school's cheerleaders.
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Houston
Minn
Bruce Carrier
American Legion Post
Tom Porter
St. Olaf College
Milwaukee Team Leads WWBA B Division Title Race
Wausau AP Red Carpet lane from Milwaukee rose to third in the B division team standings of the Wisconsin Women's Bowling Association Tournament with 2,384 pins. In doubles, Nancy Oberle and L Mae Hayden of Eau Claire moved to second with 1,061 pins while Pearl Rosin and Louella Johnson of Shawano earned third with 1,060.
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Wausau
Milaukee
Wisconsin Women’s Bowlers Association
Nancy Oberle
L. Mae Hayden
Eau Claire
Pearl Rosin
Louella Johnson
Shawano
Koufax Wills Spark Dodgers Shutout of Giants
Sandy Koufax pitched a three hitter for his first shutout and sixth win as the Dodgers beat the Giants 4-0. Maury Wills continued his base stealing pace, adding two infield hits, two steals and two early runs while Koufax struck out 10 over nine innings.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Maury Wills
Wills
Giants
Willie Davis
Jim Gilliam
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
New York
Dodgers
Tito Fuentes
Cap Peterson
Jeff Torborg
Wes Parker
al Jackson
John Callison
Charlie Smith
Jackson
Randy Hundley
Cubs
Farrell
Kroll
Lee
Bateman
Hands
Abernathy
Handley W
L—Farrell
Staub
Phillips
Santo
Pirates Face Relievers In NL Comeback Prospect
Elroy Face, Pittsburgh veteran reliever, tops National League Comeback of the Year chatter with a 3-1 record and 2.81 ERA. The piece notes past triumphs and recent performance while mentioning Battey’s steals, Dodgers’ attendance pace, Aaron’s road homers, Robinsons batting streak, and a White Sox no-hit highlight.
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NEW York
Elroy
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Braves
Atlanta Stadium
White Water Races Set On Wolf River
About 200 canoeists and kayakers will compete in the third annual White Water Races on the Wolf River in Langlade Wisconsin. Saturday features rubber raft racing and seven slalom events while Sunday includes distance races up to 91 miles with rescue teams from the Hoofers club of the University of Wisconsin and the John Muir chapter of the Sierra club providing aid.
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Langlade
Wis
Wolf River
Hoofers Club
University of Wisconsin
John Muir
The
Sierra Club
Cubs End Slump With 7 1 Victory Over Astros
Chicago Cubs beat Houston 7 1 as Leo Durocher jokes about a misplaced portable cooler in the clubhouse. Randy Nundley drove in three runs with a double and a triple while Don Kessinger batted left handed in two trips.
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Joe Mooshil
Chicago
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Durocher
Cubs
Yosh
Yosh Kowano
Randy Nundley
Don Kessinger
Major League Standings and Thursday Results Recap
Major League standings show Cleveland and Minnesota atop the table with California and Chicago close. Thursday results feature Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 in 10 innings and Boston 3 Baltimore 1. Upcoming games include Cleveland at Chicago and Minnesota at New York among others.
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Wil Pet
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Washington
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
G.B. San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The listing names top players in batting runs and power across the leagues. Key figures include Oliva and B Robinson leading batting with strong averages. Valentine and F Robinson tied for runs. B Robinson and Scott top RBI. Alou and Aaron pace hits. Schaals and Alou lead extras. notable pitching marks from McDowell, O'Donoghue, and Marichal.
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Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Valentine
Washington
F. Robinson
Scott
Boston
Allen
B. Rominson
Schaal
California
Reichhardt
Agee
Chicago
Tartabull
Kansas City
McDowell
Cleveland
O'Donoghue
Richert
Alou
Pittsburg
Morgan
Houston
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wynn
W. Davis
Johnson
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Wills
Jackson
Marichal
Maloney
Cuellar
Gibson
St. Louis
Koufax
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