Dearth and Winzenried Set for Jaycee Junior Track Meet
Jim Dearth and Mark Winzenried, Monroe, will represent Wisconsin at the United States Jaycee Junior Championship Track and Field in Denver August 25 to 27. They qualified through local and state meets. Dearth will run discus with a 158 ft 6 in best and Winzenried has a 49.0 sec quartermile. The event features 450 athletes from 40 states and is co sponsored by Pepsi Cola and Wheaties.
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Dela van Darien
Joe
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Shullsburg
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Gary Thornton
Monona Grove
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Milwaukee
Billy Mitchell
Stan Barr
Light Bass Population At Zanders Lake Browntown Area
Fishing reports show transferred largemouth bass reproducing well at Browntown Wildlife area. bluegills and bullheads also performing. Trout still being caught at Zanders though overall fishing pressure on streams remains slow. musky fishing cited as excellent state wide with prize fish in northern counties. panfish good in many counties and catfish limited.
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Beloit Beats Adrian 8 to 3 in Regional Playoff
Beloit defeated Adrian Michigan 8 to 3 to narrow the Region Five American Legion tournament field to three. Ray Hahn earned his 16th win as Beloit built a 2-1 lead into a six-run seventh inning. Adrian ends 3-3 this season while Beloit improves to 41-6, with Northbrook to play Tuesday for a finals spot.
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Adam Leader In Golf Event At Monroe Club Championship
Ed Adam leads the Monroe Country Club championship after 18 holes with a 75 amid rain threats. The field of 28 includes Chet Becker 76 Deb Share 7 Dr. Robert Smith 9 Nathan Goetz 9 Ralph Phillips 2 Bernard Lee aL. Second round scheduled at the club next Sunday.
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Two Records Set In Bicycle Competition
In Northbrook Illinois during the 46th National Championship Bicycles Races junior events produced two national marks. Chris Rose of Vienna Virginia set a two mile time of 4 42 6 breaking the 1961 4 34 2 record by Robert Parsons. Mike Meier Milwaukee clocked :59 9 for the half mile breaking Alan Grieco’s 1961 1 03 7 mark. Dave Johnson Kenosha won the junior race.
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Vienna
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Milwaukee
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Kenosha
State Softball Event Delayed by Moisture
The 33rd annual Amateur Softball Association state fast pitch tournament was delayed by rain. Eau Claire Peters Packs and Wausau remain the only undefeated teams after a resumed tourney, with five other teams including Superior, Marshfield, Eau Claire Galloway, Green Bay, and Beloit still in contention.
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Rod Laver wins City of Oporto Pro Cup in Portugal
Rod Laver of Australia defeats Pierre Barthes of France 6 4, 8 6 to win the City of Oporto Pro Cup in Foz do Douro Portugal. Andres Gimeno of Spain beats Earl Buchholz of St. Louis 7 5, 7 5 for third place.
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TINS For accuracy title at Columbus competition
In Columbus Ohio a competitor from Milwaukee wins a title during an American Casting Association annual red and reel tournament.
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Levittown tops Janesville in fourth inning rout
In Sun City Arizona Levittown the Middle Atlantic Region champion erupted for five runs in the fourth inning to beat Janesville Wisconsin in the Babe Ruth World Series. Steve Munter sparked the rally with a triple followed by three singles and four walks. Portland faces Levittown next while Janesville meets Manchester in a losers bracket game. New Orleans edged Sherman Oaks Van Nuys 1 0 and Portland beat Manchester 5 4 in other action. Janesville, after a 76 minute win over Douglas Saturday, saw Gary Gloede and Bill Peeler hold three hits each.
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Just Couldn't Get Going Packer Says
The Dallas Cowboys beat the Green Bay Packers 21 to 3 in an exhibition clash leaving Green Bay unhappy with its offense yet intact mentally and physically. Paul Hornung sustained an ankle injury while the Packers endured fumbles interceptions and penalties throughout the game.
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Astros Crush Reds 11-0 Behind Six Run Bats
Yesterday's Stars Pave Giusti for Houston hammered in six runs with two bases loaded doubles to power the Astros past Cincinnati 11-0. Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles hurled six strong innings for his 20th win as the Dodgers beat St. Louis 4-1, despite several defeats.
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Sundays Scoreboard and Week Schedule Highlights
Baseball scoreboard shows Detroit 9 over Baltimore 4 and New York 7 over Kansas City 4 with other results including Washington 7 California 4 and Boston 6 Minnesota 4. Upcoming games list Chicago at Detroit Minnesota at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore California at New York Kansas City at Boston. National League standings show Pittsburgh and San Francisco near top with Los Angeles and Philadelphia chasing. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 1 and San Francisco 9 Atlanta 4. several decisive games across the circuit.
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Prohibition Ends as Biloxi Hosts First Legal Whiskey
Police escort brings 77 cases to the Broadwater Beach Hotel in Biloxi. Louis Cobb taps a bottle of scotch for hotel manager T. M. Dorsett as Mayor Dan Guice cuts a tri color ribbon and crowds cheer. Legal liquor begins after 58 years of prohibition, with seven counties already approving sales and more votes due. Mississippi’s repeal follows a long history of lax enforcement along the Gulf Coast. Moe Norman wins the Calgary PGA Championship by three strokes for a 204 total and Seagram Shield worth 2100 dollars.
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Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
The piece ponders human irony and the psychology of cleverness as it notes that people feel confident until their plans collide with reality Then it hints at moral failings and a shared human tendency toward both larceny and cowardice.
Miss Carol Sorensen Wins Amateur Honors
Carol Jean Sorensen of Racine Wisconsin state champion won amateur honors Sunday in the Women's Western Open Golf Tournament. She shot an 82 in the final rounds to finish 72 holes at 324, two strokes ahead of former Illinois state champion Mrs Paul Dommers of Belvidere Illinois who had 84 Sunday for 328. Nicki Nordstrom of Fort Frances Illinois was third with 84 for 327. Mary Beth Nienhaus of northeastern Wisconsin shot 83 to finish 328.
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Illinois
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Frankfort
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Giants Rally Tops Braves 9 4 After Fourth-Run Burst
San Francisco Giants erased a 42 deficit Sunday to beat the Atlanta Braves 9-4. Jesus Alou fueled the rally with his third straight single in the sixth inning. Jim Hart reached on an error by Eddie Mathews at third, and Tom Haller followed with a single to complete the sequence.
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Six national records shattered at European Swimming Championships
In Utrecht on the second day of the European Championships, Judith Turoczy of Hungary posted the fastest 100 meter freestyle time as six national records fell. In Wichita, Milwaukee lost in the losers bracket of the NBC Tournament, with Minnesota prevailing 10-8 behind Gordon Nevers two-hit shutout effort.
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Dairyman Daniel M. Price of Edgerton Dies at 73
Daniel M. Price, 73, Edgerton dairyman and farmer, died Sunday after a long illness. The obituary notes his active involvement in the local dairy industry and farming community, leaving a gap in the town’s agricultural leadership.
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