Course Wins First Round in MCC Club Championship
Deb Share led the Monroe MCC Club Championship with a seven over par 77 after the first round of 18 at the wet par 71 layout. Peter Mueller and Ed Blue tied for second at 80 and 81 respectively, with Ed McArdle, Ken Smith, Arch Edwards at 83 and Chester Becker at 84, as rain impacted play and the field of 34 started.
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Monroe
Monroe City
Share
Ed Blue
Jim Walsh
Ken Smith
Ed McArdle
Arch Edwards
Chester Becker
Ralph Phillips
Greg Wenger
Dan Pickett
Pickett
G. L Tullett
Deb Share
Pete Mueller
Ladies Begin Quarterfinals in Monroe Club Championship
The Monroe Country Club hosts the annual Ladies Club Championship with quarterfinal matches this week. The event uses a match play format and concludes with the finals on Labor Day Monday.
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Monroe Country Club
U S Wins Olympic Basketball to Extend Streak and More
The United States rolled to an 81-55 win over Australia to stretch its Olympic basketball winning streak to 57. Russia beat West Germany 87-63 in Group B, while Brazil defeated Egypt 110-84. Pole vaulter Bob Seagren allowed to use his world record pole as officials reversed course.
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United States
Australia
Sergei Kovalenko
Russia
Soviet Union
West Germany
Brazil
Egypt
U.S
Morocco
Louis Self
Toledo
Ohio
Dan Gable
Waterloo
Iowa
Rich Sanders
Lake View
Ore
Gene Davis
Missoula
Mark Spitz
Bob Seagren
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Seagren
Cathy Rigby
North Korea
Li Ho Jun
Vic Auer
Santa Ana
Calif
Auer
Local Slowpitch Tourney Opens With Upsets Amid Long Weekend
The 1972 City Slowpitch Tournament opened at Twining Park with Hughes Mobile Homes beating Turner Hall 3-1 as eight games were played. Ludlow Bar routed Roy's 11-1, Tom's Silo blanked Moore Business Forms 4-0, and Berra's blocked Milwaukee Cheese 13 hits in a first round win.
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Twining Park
Hughes Mobile Homes
Turner Hall
Tom's Silo
Moore Business
Ludlow Bar
Roy
Hoffman's Cleaners
Martin's Sport Shop
Monroe Bible Church
Jefferson Center
Medicare Kids
Berra’s Saddle Shop
Milwaukee
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
Moore Business Forms
Krostue Implement
Alphorn Lounge
Monroe Cheese Corp
Jd's
White Elephant
First National Bank
Faith Trucking
Grossen Landscaping
Pat's Beer Depot
Hermy’s
City Taxi
Monroe Hotel
Hermy
Phillips & Smith
Schlitz Bulls
Burkhard Electric
Advance Transformer
Green County House
Junction House
Ken
Berra
Hoffman
Bible Church
Ludlow
Tom
Hughes
Burkhard
Krostue
Pat
Grossen
Dave Krattiger
Rod Opsal
Olson
Bob Knipschild
Knipschild
Paul Hill
Martin
The
Jeff Center
George Figi
Lowell Stuessy
Jim Tresner
Frank Curran
Ralph Figi
Bill Severson
Fred Bittner
del Soddy
Dave Seeholzer
Bob Drews
Berra’s
Milwaukee Cheese
Dan Klopfenstein
Steve Pederson
Pederson
Art Studer
Klopfenstein
Bill Norder
Bruce Solberg
Bill Goecks
Wayne Gille
Steve Wuetrich
Goecks
Keith Garfoot
Roy’s
Tom's
Moore
Stu Grendahl
Jerry Jordan
Larry Voegels
Denny Zimmerman
Jordan
Curt Kubly
Bob Feller
Dick Boelk
Pete Adler
Larry Rackow
Ken Mahlbuch
Randy Voegeli
Alphorn
Andy Oliver
Brad Binder
Don Gerber
Roger Goepfert
Larry Ott
Terry Dillon
Iverson Tired Four Back In Liggett & Myers Open
Don Iverson of La Crosse ended four strokes behind the winner at Pinehurst finishing 289 for the Liggett & Myers Open. Lou Graham captured a playoff for first money of 20 000 after tying four players at 285. Dick Trickle of Wisconsin Rapids won the Northland 300 stock car race at the Minnesota State Fair after taking the lead on the 28th lap from Jim Sauter of Necedah.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Iverson
Lou Graham
Trickle
ST. Paul
Peterson brothers win first two rounds for U S wrestling team
Comstock Wisconsin brothers Ben and John Peterson won two straight bouts in the Olympic wrestling competition. Ben defeated Pawel Kurczewski of Poland in the 198.4 pound class and Richard Barraclough of England in the 181 pound class. John pinned Richard Barraclough earlier and later beat Peter Neuman of West Germany. The U S eight rowing team qualified for the semifinals with Timothy Mickelson from Deerfield, Wisconsin among the rowers.
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Poland
Pawel Kurczewski
John Peterson
Richard Barraclough
England
Peterson Brothers
Ben
Raul Garcia
John
Peter Neuman
West Germany
Baseball Scores Roundup From Sunday Through Tuesday
Sunday results show New York 7 9, Kansas City 6 8 in a 2nd game that went 16 innings. Boston 10 Texas 3 Milwaukee 4 Chicago 3 Detroit 5 1 Minnesota 3 0 in 11 innings. Oakland 2 Baltimore 1 California 1 Cleveland 0 in 12 innings. Monday features Chicago Lemonds 3 4 at Boston Siebert 10 10 Baltimore Palmer 17 6 at Minnesota Woodson 11 11 N Cleveland Dunning 3 1 at Oakland Blue 5 7 N. Tuesday games include Texas at New York twilight Chicago at Boston N Kansas City at Milwaukee N Chicago 9 San Francisco 3 San Diego Moose 9 8 at Pittsburgh 5 New York Strom 00 at Cincinnati Nolan 13 2 N San Francisco Marichal 5 14 at St Louis Durham 1 46 N San Francisco at St Louis N.
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Boston
Texas
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Lemonds
Siebert
Palmer
Woodson
Dunning
Blue
San Diego
Greif
Pittsburgh
Moose
Strom
Cincinnati
Nolan
San Francisco
Marichal
St. Louis
Durham
West
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
Open finally over Tom's Silo ends Bulls' winning streak
Tom's Silo finished 11-3 to claim the Open League slowpitch title in a season ending victory. Schlitz Bulls fell Sunday at Twining as the final second half standings shifted with Tom's toppling opponents and tying the team homers record.
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Bulls
Silo
Silomen
Ieee Eee
Schlitz Bulls
Twining
Re County House
Stu Grendahl
Torm
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Power & Light Co
Grendahl and Co
Marcol Kicks Packers Past Bears In Clutch Win
Chester Marcol delivers for Green Bay with a 40 yard game winner with 13 seconds left at County Stadium to cap a 10-7 exhibition victory over Chicago. Scott Hunter connected on a third quarter TD pass to John Spilis, and Wisconsin coach John Jardine criticizes the Badgers after a rough first scrimmage.
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Green Bay Packers
Chester Marcol
Marcol
Hillsdale
Mich
College
County Stadium
Scott Hunter
John Spilis
Packers
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Chicago
Marcel
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Cy Acosta
John Felske
Bienema
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Times Sports
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New Zealand
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Mon Hotel
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Jim Bosanny
Green
Ron Klemm
Bill Moon
Jerry Dwyer
Charlie Dearth
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Dale Meyers
Glenn Brecklin
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Roger Vickers
Bill Spring
Dave Kuebli
Louie Schulz
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