Archery Honors Highlight SFAL Banquet at The Chalet
Bonnie Bowman presided at the Southwestern Field Archery League awards banquet in Brodhead as 100 plus archers gathered after July 30 31 shoot at Marshall Bluff Monticello. Top champions included Dick Phillips Janesville Gordon Heggesta Black Hawk and Elaine Sharlow Beloit with many class winners across men women and junior divisions.
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Brodhead
Southwestern Field Archery League
Marshall Bluff Range
Monticello
Bonnie Bowman
Benton
Area Two
John Sharlow
Beloit
SFAL
Walt Laehrer
Madison
Dick Phillips
Janesville
Gordon Heggesta
Blackhawk
Ted Symons
Lester Jass
Frank Bennett
Robert Zimmerman
John Remmers
Vernie Farris
Curt Wagner
Chalet
Robert Leuenberger
Monroe
Marilyn Loveland
Lou Barbieur
Marcia Riley
Darlington
Elaine Sharleu
Priscilla Remmers
City Taxi Defeats Curtiss in Slowpitch Tilt 11 8
City Taxi toppled Curtiss the reigning Classic League champ 11 to 8 under clear skies. In other Twins Park games Monroe Machine and Welding lost 3-1 to Tom's Silo while Martins edged Power and Light 10-9 in seven innings with strong hitting from Roger Schneeberger and Don Martin.
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Kim Babler
Slowpitch
Curtiss
Twining Park
Monroe Machine
Welding
Tom’s Silo
Martins
Power and Light
Power and
Light
Tom
Don Hoesly
Bob Ruff
Bob Feller
Warren Schneeberger
Jerry Jordan
Jim Mauermann
Jerry Gelbach
Bill Schmid
Dave Thompson
Power - Light
Dick Feller
Ol Zuhlke
City Taxi
Duane Rackow
George Grossen
Power & Light
Don Martin
Tourney Sidelights From Monroe Softball Night
Recap of a Monroe Machine-Welding batting practice and games with players such as Mort Armstrong Al Studer and Roy Figi noted. Fielding by Toms Silo and infielders Phuli Figi Schneeberger Brugger highlighted. umpire John Prien comments on plate cleaning. base running misadventures and close plays feature Curtiss Taxi Martins crews with several Grosens and Ritschards in the lineups.
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Mort Armstrong
Monroe Machine - Welding
al Studer
Toms Silo
al Phuli
Roy Figi
Warren Schneeberger
Jim Harke
George May
Taxi
George Grossen
Curtiss
Taxi-Curtiss
George
Detroit Officials Place 24 Hour Guard Over Horse Doping Probe
Michigan State police set a 24 hour guard around state veterinarian Norman Stoner as officials probe alleged widespread horse doping and illegal betting by jockeys at Detroit race tracks.
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Detroit
Michigan
Norman Stoner
Swimmers Finish Summer Competition and Best Youths Listed
Monroe leads with 162 points in the final swim meeting at Janesville as the season ends. Outstanding youths include Fred Dearth, Tom Fenton, Mike Schmitz, Jim Fenton, Jay Meythaler, Sue Hayes, Ann Wells, Cathy Hayes, Cindy Babler, Wendy Hugdahl, and Laurie Sickinger under coach Dr. Frank Stiles with Donna Swiggum and Sue Babler guiding Monroe team.
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Monroe
Frank Stiles
Donna Swiggum
Sue Babler
Janesville
Miss Swiggum
Fred Dearth
Tom Fenton
Mike Schmitz
Jim Fenton
Jay Meythaler
Sue Hayes
Ann Wells
Cathy Hayes
Cindy Babler
Wendy Hugdahl
Laurie Sickinger
Bill Hitchcock Wins Braves Debut 2-1 Over Dodgers
Bill Hitchcock starts as Atlanta manager replacing Bobby Bragan and leads the Braves to a 2-1 win against Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers. The game lasted four hours and twenty four minutes.
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Billy Hitchcock
Atlanta Braves
Hitchcock
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cardinals Triumph in Pony League Championship Thriller
The Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 13 to 12 to secure the Pony League Championship. Losing pitcher Mike Penniston fanned thirteen with nine hits allowed as teammates offered limited support in the field. Stu Grendahl homered twice and doubled, while Capt. Bill Tschanz homered and doubled twice, delivering the decisive swing.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Mike Penniston
Stu Grendahl
Capt
Bill Tschanz
Dodgers rally falls short in high scoring set
In the winning run with one out in the bottom of the seventh Mike Becker led the losers with four hits including a double and two triples. Mike Mulligan Jeff Gibbons and Penniston added two Dodger hits as they out hit the Cardinals 12 to 9. Mark Loeffel earned the win with solid defense backing him.
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Pat Wuetrich
Pat
Taxi
Curtiss
G. Wahlen
Hank Ritschard
Mike Ritschard
George Grossen
Mike Becker
Mike Mulligan
Jeff Gibbons
Penniston
Dodger
Mark Loeffel
Treuthardt Family Triumph in Softball Thriller
Treuthardts edged Commercial Bank 6 5 in extra innings at Recreation Park. Lena won by forfeit over Hughes. Vincent hit a double and a homer to pace the Bank. Swiggum and Lostetter added two hits each. Goecks slugged a homer and a double to spark Treuthardts.
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Commercial Bank
Treuthardts
Recreation Park
Lena
Hughes
Vincent
Bank
Swiggum
Lostetter
Goecks
Packers weigh building a dome over Lambeau Field
Green Bay coach and GM Vince Lombardi said on Tuesday the idea is in the talking stage. He noted a dome would be architecturally feasible at Lambeau Field, which seats 50,852.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Tuesday Results
The scoreboard lists results from Tuesday with Houston defeating Chicago 8 to 5 and Pittsburgh topping New York 2 to 3. St. Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 2, while Atlanta edged Los Angeles 2 to 0. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Atlanta and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
New York Chicago
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Ne York
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Indians blank Red Sox behind Hargan four-hitter
Cleveland pitcher Steve Hargan threw a four hit shutout as the Indians defeated Boston 5-0. In another game Ed Mathews of Atlanta belted a ninth inning homer off Sandy Koufax for a 2-1 Braves win in Billy Hitchcock's managerial debut.
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Steve Hargan
Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Ed Mathews
Atlanta
Sandy Koufax
Braves
Los Angeles
Billy Hitchcock
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