Prairie Nancy Sets New Mark In Pacer Event
Prairie Nancy clocked 2 06 in the free-for-all Pace at Green County Fair as part of a double harness racing win. R W Yohn of Fair River owns and drove Prairie Nancy. other winners include Earthquake Miss McNamara McFarland Girl and Sheraton’s Pride with notable times and drivers across two-year-old trots and non-winners divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Nancy
Green County Fair
R. W. Yohn
Fair River
Earthquake
Miss McNamara
McFarland
John Morrissey
Lake Geneva
Stan Rundle
Dodgeville
McFarland Girl
William Hughes
Madison
Dave James
Tommy Sig
Orlando Larson
Bottineau
N.D
Prai Scot
R. W
Robert Yohn
Fall River
Sheraton
Pride
Diven
George Thrasher
Golden Tip
Stan Banks
Ronnie Vole
Donald Moran
Miss Marlene
Art Scheppert
Sharp Sheraton
Fred Koch
Milvin Rodh
Vernon Cox
A. B. Champion
M.F
Jim
Roy P. Kline
Fancy Doll
Art Scheppers
Bonnie Way
David James
Rockwood
Sam
Roger Marquardt
Prairie Lad
Diane Ashland
Highlawn
Tommy
Clarence Bronkhorst
Little Rex
Money Bags
Jim McCarty
Nancy
F.L. Mabie
Creed Grattan
Stan. Banks
Royal Creed
Fred Hicks
Thomas C. Scott
Sheraton's Pride
Colonel Ernest
M. F Laufenberg
Timber Jasman Pal
Fred Kane
Able Adio
Milton Bumsted
Little Colbrish
Donald ‘Busse
Dave Heberling
John Bull
Lucky Cass
Larry Jane
Princy Boy
Frank Mat
Pace
Shawnee Betty
Leon Laurent
Crystal Grattan
Herb Johnson
Teddy Pointer
Lee D. Person
Miss Mi Waym
W. L. Holdeman
Lucky Boy
Roy Kline
Dolly Counsel
Orland Larson
Sparky Grattan
Wilmer Lemke
Divison Adiesel
Don Busse
Cecelia’s Pride
Larry Jones
Mr. Cinn Abbey
Bellas Flash
Dusty Water
John Laneville
Melody Beau
Ernest Miller
Larel Pal
Earthmlake
Bob Ivey
Darling Dude
McGarty
Klasy Karl
Francis Springer
Prairie Scot
Bob Yohn
Mike's Pride
Glow
Pace — McFarland Girl
Jezebel Hal
Karl Hill
Daisy Patch
Larson
Fancy’s Sun
Bronkhorst
Little Herbie
Willis Seeman
Wright Wins Milwaukee Open in Record LPGA Career
Mickey Wright, after a week off, captured the Milwaukee Open with a 289 total, her 60th LPGA victory and eighth of the year. Ruth Jessen finished second as Wright eyed a new tournament record and a prize of $2,000, boosting year earnings to $18,912.
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Mickey Wright
Milwaukee
Dallas
Miss Wright
Ruth Jessen
Miss Jessen
Monroe swimmers take second in Ft Atkinson meet
The Monroe swimming team finished second at the Ft. Atkinson Invitational with standout Ann Wells scoring 21 points from two individual wins, relay golds, and a third place. Sheryl Smith, Diane Kuban and Barbara Share added 15 points each, while several others earned podiums across multiple events.
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Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Ann Wells
Sheryl Smith
Diane Kuban
Barbara Share
Fred Dearth
Sue Hayes
John Etter
David Stauffacher
Jay Meythaler
Tom Fenton
Joy Trumpy
Teresa Schutte
Wendi Hugdahl
Bernie Purcell
Barbara Bauman
Cindy Babler
Sandra Power
Dick Stauffacher
Ken Pick
Kathy Wandfluh
Mary Jo Urban
Cathy Hayes
D Barbara Bauman
Jim Fenton
Steve Wandfluh
Randy Share
Karen Jacobs
Paul Schutte
James Schutte
Jim Hartman
Russ Schutte
Carol Barry
Fred, Dearth
Mike Wandfluh
Marthaler
Steven Wandiluh
Jimquette University
Fenton
Sue
Hayes
Bernarde
Idette Purcell
Karen
Jacobs
Diane
Kuban
Enid
Marquette
Hickey
Greendale
Monroe coach and assistants guide relay team to strong finish
Dr. Frank C. Stiles is Monroe coach assisted by Karen Jacobs and Pete von Allman as Vansville fielded competitors, culminating in a second place finish at the Wisconsin Relays meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vansville
Frank C. Stiles
Monroe
Karen Jacobs
Pete von Allman
Wisconsin college enrollments may more than double by 1973
The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance predicts undergraduate enrollment in public and private higher education will rise from about 80,000 in 1963 to around 170,000 by 1973. The August report lists private and public schools as the basis for the estimate.
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Hadison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Alliance
Monroe
Browntown
Fairfield School
Sanders School
Enterprise School
Roosevelt School
Blackford
Argus
Buckskin School
Round Grove
Prion School
Prion
Jim St. John Captures Detroit Open Victory
Jim St. John won the Detroit Open on the 1964 PBA tour, earning 3,000 for edging Dick Weber 9,153 to 9,063 in total pins. The San Jose pro played steady match play to secure the $27,000 prize in the event held in Detroit.
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Warmville
Lich
Jim St. John
San Jose
Calif
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Bouton Shuts Out Twins as Yankees Extend Lead
Yesterday's Stars note Jim Bouton of the Yankees pitched his second straight shutout, a three-hit 2-0 win over Minnesota to widen New York's AL lead to five percentage points over Baltimore. Duke Snider of the Giants delivered a tie breaking eighth inning single, giving San Francisco a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh and moving the Giants within one game of the Phillies in the NL race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim __ Bouton
Yankees
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Duke Snider
Giants
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Slowpitch races tighten with three weeks left in leagues
Open lead races narrow as Huber team, Heeren Coplien, and Swiss Colony remain in title contention. Classic League could be won by Power and Light, Liquid Feed, or Grace Lutheran as final week looms. Minor League races see Moose, Chalet Cheese, Firemen, and Eagles No. II still with chances while rain affects Moose and Chalet replay. Standings list leaders and top hitters, including Rudy Rothenbuehler, Don Ninneman, and Floyd Coplien, with schedule notes for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Heeren
Cop‘lien
Power and Light
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Grace Lutheran
Moose
Chalet Cheese
Firemen
Eagles
Open League
Hubers
Heeren and
Coplien
Swi Colony
the Office
Joe's Private Club
Martin's
Eagles No
Swiggums
Classic League
Liquid Feed
Lanz Hardware
South Wayne
Dorman’s
White Haven
EUB No. I
Eagles No. II
Milwaukee Cheese
Baumgartners
EUB No
Floyd
Buck) Coplien
Wil Burnet
Burnet
Roger Sullivan
George Cromwell
Mel
Fuzzy) Ackerman
Bob Montgomery
Marty Marohl
Maynard Hefty
Levi
Paul Mueller
Ron Zable
Marty 1Marobl
Edwin Faulkner Named U S Davis Cup Coach
Edwin Faulkner of South Orange New Jersey, coach of Swarthmore College tennis, selected as coach for the U S Davis Cup team. He led the 1924 25 26 squads that included Bill Tilden Bill Johnsonton Vinnie Richards and Dick Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
N.J
Edwin Faulkner
Swarthmore College
U.S
Faulkner
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnsonton
Vinnie Richards
Dick Williams
Reichardt Stars But Davenport Loses
Rick Reichardt, former Wisconsin star, played for Davenport in the Midwest Baseball League. Wisconsin Rapids beat Davenport 3-1 in Reichardt Night before 5,592 at Witter Field. Reichardt had two hits in three trips and scored Davenport’s only run. he was told he would report to Hawaii in the Pacific Coast League on Aug. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Rapids
Rick Reichardt
University of Wisconsin
Davenport
Wisconsin Rapids Ond
Reichardt
Witter Field
Steens Point
Los Angeles Angels
Hawaii
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Rudy Rothenbuehler
Grant Dale
Herb Foecks
del’ Soddy
Don Hugdahl
Denny Swiggum
Nate Hare
Harvey Loeffel
el Prenti
Jerry Jordan
Pat Lunda
Loeffel
Ken Norder
Denny Hunt
Stan Rebly
Bill Moon
Jerry Coplien
Don Ninneman
Monk Wentz
Bob’ Abel
Dick Lane
Robert Brauchle
Dave Martin
Russ Johnson
Sylvan Waage
Dale Myers
Waage
del Brandenburgh
Nate Farmer
LaVerne Brandenburg
John Reese
Ninneman
Martin
Jerry Gelbach
Gus Martini
Ess
Monroe Public Schools
Lincoln
City of
Hiawatha
Cliff
Richland
Ball
West Clarno
Ullom
County of
Green
Board of Education
William Stuckey
Monroe Board
Monroe Sales CO
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