AETULAN LEAGUE East and National League Standings And Results
East Division standings show Baltimore leading with a 66 39 record and Boston at 62 46. Week results include Baltimore sweeping a 40 inning doubleheader against Boston and New York beating Cleveland 7 to 3. National League leaders San Francisco and Los Angeles race for division lead with several late games noted.
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Lincoln Mercury Tops First Nat s in Men s Golf League
Lincoln Mercury takes top spot in the Men's Golf League from First National Bank. Roy Hefty led with 38 and a 2 percent point edge with three rounds left in the second half. Denny Hunt and Wally Miller tied for low gross with two over par 38s. Hunt birdied No. 3.
Joanne Hare Leads with 487 Series in Bowling Meet
Joanne Hare posted a 487 three game series with 144 137 169 in a round featuring Carol Kuebli 173 160 and Sue Rothenbuehler 173. Teams listed include Thunderbirds 1705 total, Bugaloos 1566 1494, Galloo Gals 1493, Lucky Bears 1378, and Eagles Trio.
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Joanne Hare
Carol Kuebli
Sue Rothenbuehler
Ginny Hahn
Julie Jordahl
Thunderbirds
Bugaloos
Galloo Gals
Lucky Bears
Eagles
Albany fitness run yields mixed times across grades
A Tuesday Albany fitness meet lists results from junior and senior races led by Tom Feller of Monticello in 10 37 for the 2 mile, with Albany athletes Russell Hill Steve Spoerry and George Behrens placing highly in the senior divisions. Junior high and girls events show a wide Albany presence with many Madison and Dodgeville rivals in long distances and sprints. Open 5 mile finishes name Greg Hageman Belleville and Tom Schumacher Janesville among top finishers.
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Albany
Dean Lease
Dorgeville
Russell Hill
Whitewater
Madison
Tom Feller
Monticello
Ron Setzer
George Behrens
Steve Spoerry
Tracy Clark
Jon Runans
Pete Rogers
Steve Pomplum
Dave Schmieder
Joe Kopp
Dan Blumer
Steve Bostian
Joe Doctor
Kevin Flood
Dave Bostian
John Doctor
Fred Both
John Palen
Dan Schmieder
Todd Brueger
Dale Ceslok
Craig Ceslok
Bobby Ceslok
Shannon Mullen
Kitty’ Kopp
Greg Hageman
Belleville
Tom Schumacher
Janesville
Mike Hoffman
Atkinson
Vince Lease
Dodgeville
Tom Felier
Loyd Bostian
Jon Runaas
Tom Schmieder
Wisconsin Sports Briefs Touches on Golf and Football Notes
Rebecca Nause of Sheboygan wins at Northeastern Wisconsin Women’s Golf event defeating Kathy Curran of Antigo 1 up. Green Bay Packers coach Dan Devine worries over offensive line injuries ahead of the Shrine Game against the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee. The National High School Rodeo meets in Filer Idaho with riders from across the country competing in nine events. Pace Merrill of Baraboo lies in second in Bareback Riding with 51 points. Stoughton selects a secretary for the coming year.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin
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Antigo
Green Bay
Dan Devine
Gale Gillingham
Dick Himes
Chicago Bears
Milwaukee
Filer
Idaho
Pace Merrill
Baraboo
Stoughton
Blanchardville Jaycees Sponsor Slowpitch Tourney
Blanchardville Jaycees sponsor a Slowpitch Softball Tournament on August 22. Teams should contact Jack Hutton at 523-4567 to enter. Entry fee is 30 dollars with first prize 100 dollars plus a trophy. teams win one game to get entry money back.
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Blanchardville
Blanchardville Jaycees
Jack Hutton
Beavers 32 Beverage Boys win second half Open title
Pitching by Mickey Lolich of the Tigers struck out 14 and held opponents to seven hits as Detroit defeated the Washington Senators 21. Hitting star Merv Rettenmund of the Orioles had four hits in four at bats to power Baltimore past the Boston Red Sox 5-4 in the first game of a twi night doubleheader.
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Pony League openers set at Rec Park with rivals
The Reds meet the Blacks at 9 a.m. and Greens face the Blues at 10 30 a.m. at Recreation Park as Pony League play opens. Batting practice starts at 9 a.m. and the All Star game is slated for next Wednesday night at Rec Park with rosters due Tuesday.
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Helland's Beats Zesto In Slowpitch Open Showdown
Helland's team moved a half game ahead of Joe's for the Women's Slowpitch Open Division title with a 7 2 win over Zesto. Jane Bell drove in runs for Helland while Diane Helland and Shirley Feldt contributed in the third inning to build a 42 lead as Zesto struggle to score.
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Monroe
Dick Boelk
Rackow
Dale Meyers
Boelk
Red
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Jim van Wagenen
Kenny Schuetz
Boerk
Joe Tuescher
RBI
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Helland
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Michigan coach calls for national curbs on recruiting
Bo Schembechler of the University of Michigan argues for national limits on college football recruiting. He notes coaches spend excessive time on prospects and that 120 scholarships over four years leaves little time for on campus duties and student support.
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Mich
University of Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Schembechler
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