Wisconsin divers seek wrecks in Great Lakes and inland lakes
The DNR notes rising popularity of skin and scuba diving across Wisconsin. World class shorelines on Lake Superior, Lake Michigan and Green Bay attract divers to wrecks from the 1600s and 1800s. Notable sites include the Louisiana near Washington Island and the Ezra Fuller off Racine.
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Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Time Magazine
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Door County
Louisiana
Washington Island
Chambers Island
Ezra Fuller
Racine
Apostle Islands
Devil’s Lake
Devil's Lake
Green Lake
Oneida County
Little Carr Lake
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Madison
Olympic apparel woes for 106 women and 239 men
New York AP reports Olympic team dress concerns as athletes prepare for Munich. Women, youngest 14, worry skirts are too long while men swap knit pullovers for dress shirts and ties. Officials describe uniform cuts and risks of inappropriate hemlines.
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New York
Munich
Barbara Seegers
Baseball coach changes and golf prize details highlighted
Sam Esposito becomes North Carolina State head baseball coach while Enos Slaughter takes Duke helm. Horace Rawlins, first U S Open winner in 1895, won 150 dollars and a gold medal. The 19th year prize purse rises to 30000 with future endorsements. Atlanta plays Montreal as remaining schedule lists Houston at Philadelphia on Sunday.
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Hicago White Sox
Sam Esposito
North Carolina State University
St. Louis Cardinal
Enos Slaughter
Duke University
Horace Rawlins
Kareem Abdul Jabbar signs four year Bucks contract
Milwaukee Bucks announce a new four year deal with Kareem Abdul Jabbar, extending through 1975 76 with a 1976 77 option. Abdul Jabbar, who did the signing in Cambridge Massachusetts, had led the Bucks to the previous season s NBA title and has completed three years of his former five year pact.
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Mass
Harvard University
Abdul-Jabbar
UCLA
ABC to Telecast NCAA Football Starting September 9
ABC TV will begin airing NCAA football on September 9 with Tennessee versus Georgia Tech. The network will show 37 games, 13 national and 24 regional, in color under a new two year contract.
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Georgia Tech
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Bowling Green
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Illinois
Washington
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Michigan State
Oklahoma
Texas
Football meet set for Orangeville students
A meeting for all high school students interested in playing football is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday August 22 in the locker room. Equipment handout runs 6 30 to 8 p.m. Practice is scheduled for August 23 24 at 6 30 a m and 6 30 p m. A physical is required prior to practice.
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Orangeville
Slowpitch grows in 60s part two honors Huber’s title run
Part two of a three part history by John Prien notes slowpitch growth in the 1960s Monroe league. In 1962 Huber's blanked Martin's 4-0 behind Bill Moon's pitching and stout defense after an earlier Park and Rec 124 win. 1962 champs included Moon Paulson Bishop Wandfluh Huber Norder Kerr Kundert Goecks Miller Wells Hugdahl Barr.
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Monroe
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Martin
Bud Wilde
Homer Marshall
Bill Moon
Heerin Coplien
Old Park and Rec
Swiss Colony
Coplien
Bill Tuescher
Roger Isely
Dwyer
Duane Vorseth
Bob Rieder
Bill Stuckey
Dave Stauffacher
Charlie Robertson
Vern Hayes
Ronnie Klemm
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Fred Huber
Hubers
Art Carter
Joe Schwarzenberger
Frank Mulligan
Jack Fernan
Goecks
Hugdahl
Moon
Fernan
Twining East
Colony
Harvey Loeffel
Bob Leistikow
Fran Schott
Larry Lancaster
Bill Spoerry
Loren Elmer
Bill Smith
Bob Jones
Dick Yaun
Milo Friedrichs
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Bernie Milz
Ken Norder
Windy Acres leads in Ladies League and open results
Windy Acres won low team net of 213 in Tuesday Ladies League play. Ben Goecks had low gross 46 and low net 35, with Shirley McGuire second low net 37. Other notable scores include Ruth Hanson 49, Bette Aiken 48, Helen Hayes 49, Nancy Goecks 38, and Leila Mayers 14 putts. League standings mention Coplien and Heer, with Huber's dominant runs through 1964 69, and Roy's Tap era titles. Fishing outlook notes solid action on Lake Michigan and area rivers.
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Ben Goecks
Shirley McGuire
Ruth Hanson
Gross
Bette Aiken Gross
Helen Hayes Gross
Nancy Goecks
Lil Schindler
Helen Hayes
Leila Mayers
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