Greendale Wins Southern Wisconsin AAU Relays Title
Greendale captured first place by defeating Monroe 216 to 206 at the 11th annual Southern Wisconsin AAU swimming relays at Recreation Park pool. Oak Creek placed third with 149 points, Ft. Atkinson 148, Janesville 120, Jefferson 90, Westmoor Country Club 72, Whitefish Bay 58, and Port 46. More than 275 swimmers raced across 16 events as Greendale earned multiple wins and top-five finishes. Ft. Atkinson set a record in the boys 13 and 14 year old 400-yard freestyle relay. Monroe and Greendale set several marks in new-event outcomes and record performances.
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Greendale
Monroe
Southern Wisconsin
Ft. Atkinson
Freeport
Janesville
Oak Creek
Whitefish Bay
Jay Schutte
Kevin Share
Timothy Dearth
Randy Kuban
Michelle Schutte
Carol Swiggum
Kathryn Richardson
Elizabeth Babler
Wendy Hugdahl
Barbara Share
Cindy Babler
Cathy Hayes
Bernadette Purcell
Carol Barry
Sue Hayes
Ann Wells
Robert Trumpy
Debbie Trumpy
Wendy Mhugdahl
Mary Schild
Soviet to Boycott U S Track and Basketball Meetings
Tass reports the Soviet Union will not play the United States in track and field or basketball this year to protest U S involvement in Vietnam. The men’s and women’s track squads were set to meet the U S in Los Angeles July 23-24. An American basketball team trains in the U S for a Russia trip.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Tass
Los Angeles
Russia
Mt Horeb Softball Meet Opens With 16 Teams
The Mt Horeb VFW Invitational Softball Tournament starts tomorrow evening and runs through Saturday July 23. Sixteen teams from Cross Plains Middleton Pine Bluff Mt Vernon Ore compete. Proceeds from games fund recreation in Mt Horeb and nearby areas.
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Cross Plains
Middleton
Pine Bluff
Mt. Vernon
Ore
Driver blasts to 200 mph at Great Lakes Dragway
Fred Welchman of New Berlin powered his Telstar to 200 mile an hour with an elapsed time of 8.15 seconds to win nitro fuel dragster honors at Great Lakes Dragway in Union Grove.
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Union Grove
Fred Welchman
New Berlin
Great Lakes Dragway
Juda FFA Post Wins Krattiger Hurls A Three-Hitter
Ken Krattiger pitched a three hitter to lift Bank of Juda to a 7 2 softball win over Browntown Milling at Reerection Field. Dennis Zimmerman hit a two run homer as Juda built a 4 0 lead and Beutel added a double. John Ammon homer helped FFA in a 7 4 win over Rufenacht s.
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Ken Krattiger
Bank of Juda
Browntown Milling
FFA
Rufenacht’s
Juda
Krattiger
Dennis Zimmerman
Beutel
Mike Affolter
Leav
Daryl Wilde
Jeff Lueck
Browntown
Bob Weiss
Wilde
Dave Lueck
John Ammon
Terry Burkhalter
Davis
Gene Eberli
Dale Bartelt
Gordy Blum
L. Boeck
White defeats Nelson in 200 mile State Fair Park race
Keokuk Iowa driver Don White won the 200 mile late model stock car race at State Fair Park in Milwaukee ahead of Norm Nelson of Racine. White, in a 1966 Dodge, led most of the event, posted a 2 hour 8 minute time and earned 5683 dollars, with Nelson claiming 3308 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Norm Nelson
Racine
State Fair Park
White
Nelson
United States Auto Club
USAC
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Billy Foster
Victoria
B.C
Roger Regeth
West Allis
Buckpasser Nears Million Dollar Goal With Arlington Win
Buckpasser victory at Arlington Park boosts earnings to 839,964 after a three quarter length win in the Chicagoan. The 3-year-old champions faces Amberoid in the Dwyer at Aqueduct as he chases the 1 million dollar milestone and seeks the division title.
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Chicago
Ogden Phipps
Buckpasser
Aqueduct
Tom Fool
Arlington Park
Whisper Jet
Braulio Baeza
Amberoid
Abe’s Hope
Better Sea
Pair Best Homers as Braves Beat Flyers in Opener
Former major leaguers Daryl Spencer and Gordon Windhorn homered for the Hanky Braves in a 7-4 victory over the Toei Flyers in the first game of a doubleheader in Tokyo. Toei captured the nightcap.
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Tokyo
Daryl Spencer
Gordon Windhorn
Hangky Braves
Toei Flyers
Toei
Wiota Takes Home Talent League Round Two Crown
Wiota captured the second round title in the Home Tal rose Baseball League after beating Ridgeway while Blanchardville eliminated Belleville 13-2. Scott Terrill limited Argyle to two hits in an 11-2 win for Dodge Point, with Jack Hutton and Ron Martinson driving in runs for Blanchardville.
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Wiota
Talrose
Yesteray
Dodge Point
Ridgeway
Blanchardye
Belleville
Yeserday
Scott Terrill
Argyle
Jack Hutton
Ron Martinson
Blanchardville
Paul Carter
Bob Clerkin
Jerry Schliem
Hughes Suffers A 9-2 Setback
Hughes Mobile Homes lost 9 to 2 to Danielson's TV of Edgerton in a Saturday night game. Monroe had two hits including a homer for Jerry Peterson and a Gordy Blum double. Danielson's TV totaled eight hits with three homers, Peterson started on the mound and Blum with relief in the fourth. The teams will play a doubleheader at Recreation Park on Saturday July 30 at night.
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Hughes Mobile Homes
Danielson
Edgerton
Monroe
Jerry Peterson
Gordy Blum
Peterson
Blum
Hughes
Recreation Park
Twins Rally Behind Killebrew To Beat Tigers 4-2
In Minneapolis Harmon Killebrew belted a two run homer in the sixth to break a tie and lift the Minnesota Twins to a 4-2 win over Detroit. Don Mincher added his 10th homer in the fourth as three two run shots occurred in the game. Al Kaline homered in the sixth for the Tigers who were held to four hits by Dave Boswell with Pete Cimino finishing on the mound.
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Minneapolis
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Killebrew
Don Mincher
al Kaline
Tigers
Dave Boswell
Pete Cimino
Banks Sparks Cubs Triumph
Ernie Banks drove in five runs with three hits to lift the Chicago Cubs 10-2 over the Philadelphia Phillies in Chicago. Dick Ellsworth won with a complete game as richie Ashburn advised Banks and the Cubs snapped a slump before the All Star break.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Stalewart
Philadelphia Phillies
Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Cubs
Banks
Ernie
Ashburn
Richie Allen
Bryan Browne
Dick Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Atlanta
Chicago White Sox
Tommie Agee
John Romano
National League Aces Set for All Star Clash in St Louis
The National League faces the floundering American League in St Louis as Willie Mays and star peers aim to extend NL wins. Sam Mele vows to use eight starters to seek victory while Walter Alston prepares Dodgers hitters for the showdown.
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ST. Louis
Mele
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Two Tomah Youths Earn Rodeo Honors
Richland Center reports 17 year old Thomas Cannon of New Berlin and Barbara Bell from Tomah earned all round cowboy and cowgirl honors at the state high school rodeo championships. Linda Adelhoven, 16, was named rodeo queen among 25 division winners eligible for the national competition in August.
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Richland Center
Thomas Cannon
New Berlin
Barbara Bell
Tomah
Linda Adelhoven
Packers Sign Two Green Bay Defenders Nitschke Kostelnik
Ray Nitschke and 260 pound tackle Ron Kostelnik signed 1966 NFL contracts with the Green Bay Packers.
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Packers
Green Bay
Ray Nitschke
Ron Kostelnik
Green Bay Packers
Lassie Travels First Class With Rudd Weatherwax
Trainer Rudd Weatherwax recalls Lassie's high profile travel life from airline perks to hotel suites and frequent travels across 48 of 50 states. He notes Lassie on every flight with him and how fans recognize the collie. Weatherwax admits he once left Lassie behind on Europe tour and regretted it.
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Hollywood
Lassie
Louisiana
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
Lassie Weatherwax
Los Angeles
Europe
Dodgers Lead Pony League Weekend Standings
The Dodgers atop the Pony League at 4-0 with the Cardinals 3-1 Giants 3-2 Pirates 1-3 and Mets 0-5. Top hitters Penniston Mulligan Grendahl Heinzelman Smith Loeffel Becker Holmes hit .500 to .667. Grendahl 3 doubles 3 homers 10 RBIs. Loeffel has 8 hits. Schedule lists Tuesday through Thursday games with a 9:30 a.m. start to finish for All-Star viewing. Also Rhode Island Amateur Golf: Ronnie Quinn wins third title 2-up over Norm Lutz.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Giants
Pirates
Mets
Mike Penniston
Mike Mulligan
Stu Grendahl
Ray Heinzelman
Greg Smith
Mark Loeffel
Mike Becker
Greg Holmes
Grendahl
Team
Rehoboth
Mass
Ronnie Quinn
West Warwick
R.I
Rhode Island
Norm Lutz
Pawtucket
Bunny clubs in An Khe aim to breed rabbits for refugees
In An Khe Vietnam a bunny club program devised by Capt. Donald Savage seeks to raise rabbits to augment incomes and diets for refugees. Eleven local families invest about 1 or 1 piaster each, sharing litters with Savage and expanding to neighboring villages to build a domestic rabbit stock and boost the war torn economy.
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AN Khe
South
Viet Nam
Savage
U.S. Army
Father Ngoc
Randy Goede Chooses Valparaiso Basketball
Six foot five Randy Goede who averaged 24.3 points a game to lead Wisconsin Lutheran to an unbeaten season said Saturday he will play college basketball at Valparaiso University in Indiana. Goede was a third team All State selection.
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Milwaukee
Randy Goede
Wisconsin Lutheran
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Goede
Emerson Wins Antwerp Title Over Stolle in International Meet
Roy Emerson of Australia defeated countryman Fred Stolle 7 5 6 1 to win the men's singles title at a major international lawn tennis tournament in Antwerp Belgium on Sunday.
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Emerson Posts
Antwerp
Belgium
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
General Stricken McNaughton Dies in Montebello at 80
General A G L McNaughton who led the first Canadian army overseas in World War II died in Montebello Quebec at age 80. He served as a prominent wartime commander and figure in Canadian military history.
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Montebello
Quebec
A. G. L. McNaughton
Baseball Scoreboard Showcases League Standings and Results
The scoreboard lists standings for the American League with Baltimore leading at 58 29 and Pittsburgh atop the National League. Saturday and Sunday results include Pittsburgh beating New York and Chicago sweeping Philadelphia while Cincinnati edges San Francisco in extra innings. Upcoming All-Star Game is set for St. Louis with notable matchups including Baltimore vs California and Minnesota vs Detroit.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Phila
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Ace
City
Red Sox Sweep Chicago as Smith Launches 10th Inning Grand Slam
Yesterday's Stars feature George Smith of Boston hit a 10th inning grand slam to lift the Red Sox 10-6 over Chicago and complete the doubleheader sweep. George Brunet of California shut down Baltimore, allowing four hits in a 4-0 Angels win.
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George Smith
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago
George Brunet
California
Baltimore Orioles
Angels
Scarborough’s Jeff Bannister Captures AAU Pentathlon Title
Jeff Bannister of Scarborough Maine representing the Gorham A C won the National AAU Pentathlon title on Saturday. He clocked 4 22 3 in the 1500 meter run and placed high in discus 200 meter dash javelin and broad jump to lead the standings.
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Pittsburgh
Jeff Bannister
Scarborough
Maine
Bannister
Gorham A.C
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