Spitz and King claim first U.S. golds in Munich
Mark Spitz wins the 200 meter butterfly with a world record and anchors the 400 meter relay to gold, while Micki King captures three meter springboard diving. Vic Auer narrowly misses gold in small bore rifle as the U.S. basketball team keeps its winning streak and Jamie McEwan earns canoe slalom bronze.
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California
Mexico City
United States
Air Force
Micki King
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Vic Auer
North Hollywood
Spitz
Shane Gould
Mexico
Indiana University
Carmichael
Dave Edgar
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
John Murphy
Hinsdale
Ill
Miss King
Pontiac, Mich
Ulrika Knape
East Germany
Marina Janicke
Auer
Li Ho-jun
U.S
Hank Iba
Cuba
Munich
Australia
Ed Ratleff
Long Beach
Jim Brewer
Maywood
Jamie McEwan
Silver Spring
Russia
Hungary
Imre Foeldi
Bruce Bradley
Russell Webb
Packers face short week ahead after Bears exhibition
Green Bay coach Dan Devine said the Packers will have limited practice time before Saturday’s game with the St. Louis Cardinals after a come from behind 10 7 win over Chicago. He noted Scott Hunter misses two days for National Guard duty while Chester Markus kicked a late field goal, signaling maturation in the kicking unit.
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Green Bay
Dan Devine
Chicago Bears
St. Louis Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Bears
Devine
Chicago
Cardinals
Packers
Scott Hunter
National Guard
Chester Marcos
Ure
Schedule Roundup From Major League Baseball Tonight
Today's games feature Los Angeles at Chicago with Singer facing Pappas and New York at Cincinnati with McAndrew meeting Kekich. San Francisco visits St. Louis as Barr opposes Cleveland, while Texas hosts New York with Paul and Bosman facing Kekich. Other matchups include Boston Tiant hosting Chicago and Milwaukee Lonborg vs Kansas City Nelson.
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Los Angeles
Singer
Chicago
Pappas
San Diego
Arlin
Pittsburgh
Brass
Necreen
New York
McAndrew
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Barr
St. Louis
Cleveland
Texas
Paul
Bosman
Kline
Kekich
Twilight
Bradley
Boston
Tiant
Kansas City
Nelson
Milwaukee
Lonborg
Baltimore
Cuellar
Minnesota
Perry
Tidrow
Oakland
Hunter
Detroit
Lolich
California
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Cincinnati
West
Cheesemakers Scrimmage Notes Emphasize Offense
The Cheesemakers worked out at Janesville Parker on Saturday with head coach John Brodie saying the team showed improvement but lacked offensive punch. Brodie cited only one score and noted both passing and running games need work as assistants Mike Setzer and Bob Buchholtz observed.
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Janesville Parker
John
Brodie
Mike Setzer
Bob Buchholtz
Butkus Named Playboy Athletic Director and Commentator
Playboy Clubs International taps Dick Butkus as director of athletics for Playboy resort hotels in Wisconsin New Jersey Jamaica and Florida and assigns him football film commentary after Bears home games. Also notes local prep football practice at Monroe with Fred Lehrke preparing for Friday’s home opener versus Watertown and remarks on defensive backfield strengths led by Kevin Share.
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Chicago
Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
Playboy Clubs International
Butkus
Playboy
Lake Geneva
Wis
Great Gorge
N. J
Ocho Rios
Jamaica
Miami Beach
Fla
Playboy Center
Fred Lehrke
T. R. Holyoke Field
Watertown
MHS
Brodie
Steve Sutter
Monroe
Alex McKeown
Tim Dearth
Jim Connors
Parker
Wisconsin Salmon Trout Festival Highlights Lake Michigan Fishing
The fifth annual Wisconsin Salmon Trout Festival in Algoma over Labor Day weekend spotlights Lake Michigan sport fishing. Algoma hosts are four local service organizations, highlighting the port's claim to Wisconsin’s largest charter boat fleet with over 20 vessels. Tim Klosek memorial scholarship honors the late Badger football star via the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation. Mike Manley, Olympic steeplechase hopeful, led Wisconsin’s 1963 cross country and 1964 Big Ten mile champ. Wisconsin football scrimmage report notes no major injuries and plans another scrimmage Saturday.
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Lake Michigan
Algoma
Wisconsin Lake Michigan
Tim Klosek
Elroy Hirsch
Wisconsin
Mike Manley
Munich
Germany
Cheese Corp. shocks JD's White Elephant in slowpitch opener
Monroe Cheese Corp upset JD's White Elephant 2-1 in the City Slowpitch Tourney. Cheese Kids and other first round games at Twining Park saw First National Bank 8-0 over Faith Trucking and Grossen Landscaping 11-1 in five innings.
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Monroe Cheese Corp
Jd's
White Elephant
Cheese Kids
Gary Hoffman
Brad Garthwaite
Twining Park
First National Bank
Faith Trucking
Grossen Landscaping
Pat's Beer Depot
Hermy
City Taxi
Monroe Hotel
Phillips & Smith
Schlitz Bulls
Burkhard Electric
Advance Transformer
Green Co. House
Junction House
Abr Cheese Corpab
Team Loeffel
Hoffman Ip
Bud © Halverson
Brandabrg
Roderick
Kiemm
Wagenen
Sullivan Monahan
Olson Wahimer
Faith Abr
Nat'l Abr Zimmerman
Kamps
Hilliard
Baffelter
Maffelter
Scott
Newman
Dunwiddie
Larson Wp
Davis
First National Bank 410
Pat's Abr
Grossen
Disch
Dahmen
Ritschard
Dgrossen Wyssbrod
Wgrossen
Milz
Haffele
Untii Pat''s
DoSteiner
Rufer
Kubly
Sonnenbrg i
Farmer
Meier
Wahler
Gobels
Hermy's
Steffens Reaches Windy Acres Semi Finals in Tight Win
Fred Steffens birdied the ninth to beat Wil Klippel by one hole in the quarter finals and advance to the Windy Acres Match Play semis. He joins Ken Norder Sam Rogula and Wally Miller with matches due by Sunday Sept 3 for a $12 first prize and a trophy from Greg Wenger.
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Fred Steffens
Wil Klippel
Windy Acres
Steffens
Ken Norder
Sam Rogula
Wally Miller
Norder
Rogula
Miller
Greg Wenger
G. Stuart
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Cheesemakers
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Scallisi
Eiserman
Nick Dearth
Dick Halvorson
Share
Kevin Holcomb
Sutter
Mike Huber
StateSports Briefs
Algoma Festival
Madison
John Jardine
Mark Loeffel
Jim Bahner
Gary Sutter
Mike van Wagenen
Tom Stine
Roger Kubly
Skip Brennan
Stine
Schulz
Brennan
Jake Disch
Jim Dahmen
John Milz
Pat's
Mike Ritschard
Mike Haffele
Pat
Larry Hoover
Bankers
Faith
Bob Affolter
Mike Dunwiddie
Samuel A. Remus
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