Packers Still Team To Beat in League
Chicago Bears upset the Green Bay Packers 13-10 in an exhibition, with Gale Sayers and Joe Marconi keying two late scoring drives. Vince Lombardi cited three costly mistakes while stressing Green Bay remains a top title contender despite the loss.
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Wisconsin State Journal Pictured Mustang Dick Witt to Lead Exhibition
Madison Mustang Dick Witt of Monroe is shown on Fridays front page as a potential starter on the offensive line for an exhibition charity game against the West Allis Pacers at Madison Warner Field starting at 8 p.m. Bill Klemm of Monroe is listed as a defensive reserve. Baseball lags behind football in public interest as the sport battles for attention during a pennant race season waning in appeal.
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Amateur league drama as ineligible pitchers reshape Home Talent games
Interest remains high in the Home Talent Baseball League as players with amateur status determine eligibility. Two top pitchers, Jerry Schliem of Viota and Dick Stephens of Dodger Point, were ruled ineligible after facing a state semi pro tournament. Dodge Point won a third round game without them and travels to Belleville this Sunday for the summer celebration. Wiota aims to rebound at Argyle in a classic cross town clash, while Ridgeway visits Blanchardville to close the Southern Section.
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Dick Stephens
Viota
Dodger Point
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Belleville
Wiota
Argyle
Ridgeway
Blanchardville
National League and American League standings and results
National League standings show Pittsburgh 68 wins, 46 losses. San Francisco 67–49. Los Angeles 63–49. Philadelphia 61–53. St Louis 55–58. Cincinnati 38–60. Friday results include Pittsburgh 14 Cincinnati 11 in 13 innings, New York 6 St Louis 2, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1, San Francisco 1 Houston 0. American League lists Baltimore 74–41 leader, Detroit 61–52, Cleveland 61–54, Chicago 59–55, Minnesota 60–58, Washington 53–67, Kansas City 50–65, Boston 51–68. Sunday and Monday games noted, plus local tourney and track items, including Mark Winzenried competing in Madison and Jaycee meet in Denver. Also mentions weather aiding farm harvests and a canoe race near Brodhead. President Johnson planned Texas weekend visit.
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Boston
Ducks and Geese Show Rise in Fall Flight Forecast
Washington reports a moderate rise in the fall flight of ducks across four flyways. Crissey of the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife outlined expectations to the waterfowl advisory committee as hunting regulations for 1966-67 are drafted. Mallards remain under protection despite a 29 percent population gain, while pintails improve 23 percent but stay well below their long-term average. Geese and white-fronts show potential gains. coots also likely increase over 1965 levels.
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Walter F. Crissey
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Torre's homer gives Braves 1-0 lead before rain delay
Joe Torre homered in the second inning to put Atlanta ahead 1-0, a game that was delayed over two hours and postponed as part of a twilight doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies. The Braves were batting in the third when weather halted play.
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Local social notes from Freeport and surrounding towns
Mrs Lena Arn and daughter Frieda visit William Arn family. Larry and Kay Gempler from Madison spend weekend with Wayne Gempler family. Luella Wunschel guests of Wesley Grenzow. supper with Albert Kuhnke. Arn visits Albert Arn in Orangeville. Frieda and Lena Arn in Freeport. George Schaeffer ill in Freeport hospital. Tony Williams family hosted. Orlin Haas family at Charles Pearson home, Rockford. Miss Shirley stays a week. Harrison Grenzow and Robert Rutsch hosts in Monroe. Bruce Matzke of Rockford visits Robert Preston and relatives. Ronald Klahn of Poynette visits Jones family. James Shkey and Curtis from Milwaukee stay with Raymond Arnsmeier. John Woehrich attends Mary Rielly Pat Flanagan wedding in Darlington. Ivetta Smith of Brodhead stays with her ill mother Myrtie Weidmann at Woehrich home. Jeffrey Preston of Brea California visits relatives, travels to O’Hare Field with Dwane Helland. He returns home after meat packing convention in St Louis. Mary Schmitt of Whit ing Indiana returns home after time with Ben Kolander. Kolander improving.
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Freeport
William Arn
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Kay Gempler
Madison
Wayne Gempler
Luella Wunschel
Wesley Grenzow
Albert Kuhnke
Clara
Albert Arn
Orangeville
George Schaeffer
Tony Williams
Brodhead
Orlin Haas
Charles Pearson
Rockford
Shirley
Harrison Grenzow
Robert Rutsch
Monroe
Bruce Matzke
Robert Preston
Ronald Klahn
Poynette
Jake Jones
James Shkey
Curtis
Milwaukee
Raymond Arnsmeier
John Woethrich
Darlington
Mary Rielly
Pat Flanagan
Ivetta Smith
Myrtie Weidmann
Woethrich
Jeffrey Preston
Brea
Walif
O'Hare Field
Duane Helland
Jeffrey
Helands
St. Louiso
Mary Schmitt
Whiting
Ind
Ben Kolander
Outboard Racing Set at Fond du Lac
Big time outboard racing returns to Wisconsin with the renewal of the Winnebagoland Outboard Marathon Sunday at Lakeside Park. More than 125 drivers from throughout the country are expected to compete for 7500 and trophies over a rugged eight mile five legged course on the south end of Lake Winnebago. The event starts at 10 a.m. Eight classes will participate, with horsepower ranging from 50 to 110.
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Waterfowl Law Proposals Outlined For 1966 67 Hunting
Waterfowl Advisory Committee outlined proposed 1966 67 duck hunting rules noting a less restrictive regime than 1965 66. Recommendations include longer seasons and liberalized bag limits across Central Mississippi and Atlantic flyways, with hour extensions and a uniform shooting window from half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Madison West takes third in Little League tourney
West of Madison Wisconsin defeats Black Hills Rapid City South Dakota 5-0 for third place in the divisional Little League baseball tournament. Madison allows one earned run aided by three Black Hills errors as Sean Reilly and Kerry Coates each limit foes to four hits. Carthage Missouri beats Beaverdale Des Moines Iowa 1-0 for the title, Beaverdale had earlier defeated Madison.
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Berchan Granted U S Football League Atlanta Team
Atlanta businessman Harry Berchan ko said Friday he has been granted permission by the new U S Football League to establish a team in Atlanta or Memphis Tennessee amid league expansion plans.
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Water Show Delights New Glarus Youths in Catalina Capers
Seventy one members of the New Glarus Recreation program staged the Catalina Capers water show at the town pool. Directed by Kenneth Roth and Jane Martinson with Kent Anderson assisting, the program featured twenty two acts from energetic eels to mermaid chasers and a grand finale, with numerous participants across diving and water ballet routines.
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Marsha Colney
Marsha Hofer
Jane Ingwell
Barbara’ Elmer
Cindy Duerst
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Lon Goecks
Steve Zuber
Eric Barnard
Billy Duerst
David Ross
Randy Engen
Beach Combers
Water Ballet
Mr. Wonderful
Sharon Moldenhauer
Sally Strickler
Cindy Streiff
Nadean Streiff
Kay Luesinger
Marsha Duerst
Petra ‘Streiff
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Diving Dolphins
Jim Sarenich
Gregg Crap
Steve Disch
Jim Kindert
Gift Hoes
Greg ¢ Erickson
Paul Schneider
Brian Thacker
Mark Wainwright
Charles Meyer
George Hartman
Terry Roth
Diane Voegeli
Beth Alderman
Ann Ott
Sandra Ziltner
Cheryl Hofer
Bruce Bartle
Rex Hoesly
Kent Streiff
Mike Wainwright
Jeff Postler
Larry Moldenhauer
Susan Strickler
Barbara Hartman
Jody Erickson
Valla Zentner
Kathy Duerst
Barbara Alderman
Jane Tagwell
Julie Zentner
Julie Stricker
Cheryl Rufenacht
Jo Alderman
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Robert Schneider
Sandy Sixgun
Terry “Tex” Roth
Lonely Bull
Penny Disch
Rita Zweifel
Sue Strieff
Margaret Reuter
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Paul Schnake
Peter Gunn
Beth Luchsinger
Sue Strickler
Wanda Streiff
Larry Rufenacht
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Rockford Wins Semi to Reach Bronco League Finals
Rockford Illinois defeated Charter Oaks California 42 in a double elimination semifinal to advance to the finals of the Bronco League World Series in Newburgh New York. Charter Oaks had earlier eliminated Chesapeake Virginia 7 0.
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TV Highlights Schedule With Classic Shows And Racing News
The section lists TV highlights for tonight and tomorrow featuring baseball golf rodeo and various film and variety programs. It notes Porter Ricks transfer storyline on Flipper and mentions major guests on Continental Show Case and Hollywood Palace as well as Gunsmoke Laramie and other westerns. It ends with harness racing money leaders Bret Hanover and Su Mae Lad and a nod to classified ads.
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Jane Powell
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Alan Ladd
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N.Y
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Yonkers Raceway
Su Mae Lad
White Sox extend winning streak with 1-0 victory over Angels
The Chicago White Sox stretched their streak to eight by edging the California Angels 1-0. Pete Ward started the scoring with a leadoff single in the fifth, advancing on wild pitches and an infield out, scoring on a second wild pitch. Manager Eddie Stanky praised the win as a homecoming despite a minimal offensive display after recent high scoring. The win moved Chicago four games above .500 and left them 2 1/2 games behind Detroit and 1 1/2 behind Cleveland. The Cubs also won, rallying in the ninth to beat the Dodgers 2-1 as Ken Holtzman allowed a late run on a bad hop single by George Altman after a wild first inning.
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Don Buford
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers
Ron Santo
George Altman
Two Teams Tie For Golf Loop Lead
Business men's League play continued Wednesday night with two teams tied for first: Behind Motors and Montgomery Ward. Prizes went to Roy Hefty Frank Klarer Hermie Blum and Harry Buholzer for a birdie on No 2 and to Don Siedschlag for a birdie on No 8. Alphorn Ford's team Wally Miller Hans Hayes Bob Batty and Fred Blane earned prizes for low team net.
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Andy Acres Businessmen
Behring Motors
Montgomery Ward
Roy Hefty
Frank Klarer
Hermie Blum
Harry Buholzer
Don Siedschlag
Alphorn Ford
Wally Miller
Hans Hayes
Bob Batty
Fred Blane
Pirates outslug Reds 14-11 in 13 innings
Yesterday's Stars sky in Cincinnati saw Bailey hammer two homers and a double while Sham sky hit three homers in three at bats as the Pirates prevailed 14-11 over the Reds in 13 innings. King-Gaylor Perr San Francisco pitched a three hitter for his 18th win in a 1-0 Giants win over Houston.
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