Madison Golfers Win Cheese Open
Steve Caravello of Nakoma CC shot 72 to win low amateur with Lou Waro Bick of Westmoor CC tying for low pro at 72 in the 34th Swiss Cheese Open at Monroe CC. Fred Gage 74 earned amateur runner up. Biff Pancraz 73 was pro runner up. Team play tied Nakoma and Spring Valley at 61. Golfland and Monroe CC were 2nd at 62. Upcoming events include a Saturday party and dance and Labor Day championship rounds and two ball cookout.
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Kim Babler
Steve Caravello
Nakoma Country Club
Lou Warobick
Westmoor Country Club
Monroe Country Club
Fred Gage
Maple Bluff Country Club
Biff Pancraz
Bristol Oaks Country Club
Robert Zimmerman
Spring Valley Country Club
Nakoma
Allen Mitchell
Harland Reich
Charles Rast
George Schiro
Spring Valley
Harry Keith
Gene LaPlante
Ralph Zelhofer
Bob Degner
Golfland
Monroe
Jim Forbes
Jim Walsh
Deb Share
Chet Becker
George Vitense
Meon Molinaro
NFL Roster Cuts Trim Multiple Teams On Final Day
New Orleans and other NFL clubs reduced rosters to league limits on Monday. Veterans Obert Logan and Ray Rissmiller were released by the Saints along with seven other players, while Kansas City, San Francisco, Green Bay, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Washington, New York, Boston, Denver and Denver pursued similar cuts. Notable moves included kicker Lusteg of Miami criticizing the decision, and Vikings staging a taxi squad move for rookie Bob Lee. Cassius Clay sought to aid Philadelphia youth but was rejected by the state athletic commission.
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Ray Rissmiller
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Mianal
Lusteg
Dolphins
Boston
George Wilson
Logan
Dallas
Rissmiller
Philadelphia
Ronnie South
West Texas State
Kansas City
Mike Livingston
Southern Methodist
Mickey McCarthy
Texas Christian
Sammy Grezaffi
Louisiana State
Wayne Mclure
Mississippi
Eddie Biodrowski
Ray Kubala
San Francisco
Jerry Richardson
NFL
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Chic Bears
Bob Wood
Green Bay
Andy Beath
Duke
Wade Traynham
Atlanta
Minnesota Vikings
Willie Flaming
Bob Lee
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Lee
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Bob Whitlow
Jerry Marion
Jim Prestel
Washington
Redskins
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Willie Adams
Bill Briggs
Trenton Jackson
Bruce Alford
Jim Harris
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Boston Patriots
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Bill Johnson
Ed Toner
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Broncos
Richard Tyson
Bobby Moton
Herman Lewis
Bob Humphreys
Cassius Clay
Gettos Pitesburgh
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Clay
Earl Wilson Puts Tiger Back In Tank
In Detroit the Tigers gained ground as Earl Wilson shaped the game in the ninth inning. Baltimore Orioles fell short in the opener of their twilight doubleheader, with McNally delivering a grand slam and a run-scoring single in an 8-2 win over Oakland.
Tigers Take Lead With 3-0 Win Over White Sox In AL Action
Detroit stretched its lead in the American League to 5 1/2 games after a 3-0 victory over Chicago. Brooks Robinson homered for Baltimore but McNally and Segui shut out Oakland to keep the Orioles from closing. Boston blanked Cleveland 3-0, Minnesota defeated Washington 4-2, and California battered New York 10-2. Jim Lonborg pitched a complete game for Boston, while Elrod Hendricks struck out in a tense ninth for Baltimore.
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Cleveland
Boston
Oakland
New York
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Washington
Orioles
Jim Lonborgh
New York Yankees
McNally
Oriole
Brooks Robinson
Jim Hunter
Segui
Hunter
Danny Cater
Lonborg Quietly Excels in 3-0 Win Over Indians
Hall of Fame Cy Young winner Jim Lonborg pitched a complete game three hitter, 121 pitches, with no walks, as Boston beat Cleveland 3-0. He said his arm feels best all year and he’s back to form after injuries, while Russ Gibson praised his return and energy.
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Sustin
Jim Luneborg
Boston Red Sox
Russ Gibson
Boston
Gibson
Lonborg
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Peer Caen Ene
Stars Pitching Gaylord Perry Hurls One-Hitter for Giants
Yesterday's Stars Pitching G Perry, Giants, retired the first 19 batters and went on to hurl a one-hitter as San Francisco halted the Chicago Cubs 3 0. Batting Dave McNally, Orioles, drove in five runs with his first grand slam homer and a single to back his own six-hit pitching in Baltimore's 8 2 victory over Oakland in the opener of their two-night doubleheader. Milwaukee Loses Wichita Kans Milwaukee tasted its first defeat, and its chief rival Wichita was eliminated Monday in the National Baseball Congress tournament. Milwaukee lost 5 1 to Liberal Kans, and now has a 5-1 record in the double elimination tourney. Milwaukee's lone run, in the first inning, was unearned. Liberal had 13 hits.
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Pete Richert
Orioles
Segui
Elrod Hendricks
Dave Johnson
Wilson
White Sox
Milwaukee
Deroit
Tigers
Lonborg
Tim Cullen
Ron Perranoski
Washington
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Twins
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Fritz Peterson
Yankees
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Roy White
New York
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Mayo Smith
Detroit
Smith
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Baltimore
Oakland Athletics
Earl Wilson
Reedy
Earl Iways
Gaylord Perry
Giants
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Dave McNally
Oakland
Wichita
Liberal Kans
Liberal
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