Wisconsin prep track hero Winzenried tears after 880 record
Monroe star Mark Winzenried broke the state class B 880 record with a 1 53.1 time at the 1967 WIAA meet but cried, saying he aimed for 1 50 and ran too fast early. Manitowoc won class A and Plymouth claimed class B. Gretz, Gass, Hiekkila and others set marks as Beloit and Nicolet also posted strong showings.
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Madison
Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Winzenried
Manitowoc
Plymouth
Gary Thornton
Racine Park
Ace
Greg Gretz
Tom Gass
Gretz
University of Wisconsin
Racine Horlick
Brookfield East
Tim Hiekkila
Superior
Pat Matzdorf
Sheboygan North
Howie Zien
Whitefish Bay
Mike Gaborsky
Nicolet
Tom Tiernan
Wauwatosa East
Gaborsky
Neenah
Beloit
Monona Grove
Shorewood
Joe Ale
Ule
Ken Peterson
Grafton
Jim Dushek
Waupaca
Dean Martell
Somerset
Pole Vault and Sprints Shine in Wisconsin Meet
Results show Gilbert and Carmody tied for pole vault in Sturgeon Bay with 13 feet. Della Elliott Harried Nerbun lead in high jump and relays set marks in 830 and 880 events with several records referenced.
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Gilbert
Sturgeon Bay
Carmody
Tie
Bolgen
Plymouth
DeMerit
Wisconsin Dells
Roebkén
Cedarburg
Foster
Whitewater
Della
Clintonville
Elliott
Dodgeville
Harried
Stoughton
Nerbun
Ladysmith
Rohne Walworth
Knuts
Hartland
Klussendorf
Mukwonago
Collins
Mauston
Middleton Hoerres
Simon Kessenich
Monroe
Green Bay Southwest
Kimberly
Viroqua
Binn
Shorewood
Lawinger
Platteville
Woosiey
Monona Grove
Burnby
Ripon
Busch
Waupaca
Bakke
Franklin
Ulrich
New Richmond
Anderson
Oconto Falls
Latigo-Olal
Greendale
Schultz
Woosley
Loomis
Waupun
Lubner
Ray
Portage
Shorewood Albright
Haug
Berg
Middleton
Tie Ripon
Germantown
Australian woman cleared to swim the English Channel topless
Lin da McGill, a 20 year old Australian, was cleared by the Channel Swimming Association in Dover to swim the English Channel topless. A spokesman said the association has no costume rules but forbids artificial swimming aids.
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Dover
England
Linda McGill
English Channel
Channel Swimming Association
Leuzinger Hits Notch Two Hitter In Slow-Pitch Action
Don Torkelson spoiled Leuzinger's no hit bid with a sixth inning single as Krostue Kroger’s fell 7 0. Leuzinger limited Krostue to two hits while Don Malkow took the loss. Moore Business Forms beat Roy's Top Number Two 7 4 and Junction House edged Milwaukee Cheese 8 7.
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Don Torkelson
Krostue
Dick Leuzinger
Krostue Kroger
Twining Park
Leuzinger
Don Malkow
Bob Wyttenwyler
Wytten
E.U.B
Monroe Machine
Moore Business
Milwaukee Cheese
Wyttenwyler- Burgi
Roller Mills
Roy
Diamond One
Diamond Two
Junction House
Kroger’s
Recreation Park
Ron Barribeau
Huber
Kroger
Myhre
Ehead Rear Lueck
Ayer
Creuzer
Martini Spoerry
Martini Weiss
Creuzer Dye
Malkow
Torkelson
Miller
Mau ' Stoner
Essenberg Homewood
Wiedman Wangnoss
Barry Roy
Ward's Assumes Sole League Lead
Windy Acres hosts a windy Wednesday by the Men's Golf League as Montgomery Ward defeated Monroe Lincoln Mercury 6 4 to seize first place. Roy's Stamp Shop beat Bee Line 7 3 while Eagles beat Johnson Pontiac 5 4 and Dearth Motors toppled Windy Acres 6 2 3. Alphorn Ford and Baumann Kitchens drew 6 2 3. Wally Miller shot 38 to lead low gross and Hans Hayes posted 34 for low net. Prizes went to Frank Klarer for closest drive. blind bogie winners included Severson Hefty Grant Norden Miller Gelbach Esser Buholzer Bauman Olson.
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Windy Acres
Gale Montgomery Ward
Monroe Lincoln- Mercury
Roy
Stamp Shop
Eagles
Johnson Pontiac
Dearth Motors
Alphorn Ford
Bauman Kitchens
Wally Miller
Hans Hayes
Frank Klarer
Roger Severson
Roy Hefty
Jim Grant
Ken Norder
Gerald Gelbach
Steve Esser
Harry Buholzer
Hank Bauman
Ray Olson
Opening Day Draws Hundreds To Recreation Park Pool
About 700 swimmers turned out for the pool opening at Recreation Park. Recreation director Ron Barribeau joked that the count was 699, noting last year’s 735 and cooler water this year. He expects attendance to rise as the day warms.
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Recreation Park
Ron Barribeau
Belmont winner likely to run in Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware
He'll race again in the Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on June 17 after a decisive Belmont Stakes victory worth 138 700 dollars. The 3 year old champion may skip a meeting with arch rival Dr Fager in the near term as plans firm for the Delaware Park race.
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New York
Damascus
Leonard Richards
Delaware Park
Dr. Fager
Hill Stays Steady to Win Memphis Open in Sun Thriller
Dave Hill, facing a shrinking lead, recalled a harsh remark from Hot Springs four years earlier. He steadied himself on Sunday to win the Memphis Open, securing $20,000 from a $100,000 prize and elevating his decade career with the top payout.
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Hill
Memphis
Tenn
Dave Hill
Radio controlled model planes showcased at Monroe airport
An outstanding demonstration of radio controlled flight was presented yesterday at the Monroe Municipal Airport. Tomorrow the Sports Page will feature the Freeport Model Airplane Club in action with exciting pictures of the event.
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Monroe
Freeport Model Airplane Club
Monroe golfers finish 24th at state tournament
Monroe high school golf ends 24th in the state event after dropping from 18th. Dave Goetz faded from seventh after the first round. Madison West captured the team title while Andy North of Monona Grove posted a 67 to earn medalist honors.
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Monroe
Dave Goetz
Madison West
Andy North
Monona Grove
Civic group to co sponsor soccer match in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee civic group said it will co sponsor a high profile soccer game at Milwaukee County Stadium on June 26 featuring two leading European teams. The event aims to raise interest for bringing a major league baseball franchise to Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Stadium
Darlington Fire Department Plans Canoe Race
The Darlington Fire Department will sponsor a Pecatonica River canoe race on Sunday June 18 at 10 30 a m. The 10 mile course starts at the Calamine bridge on Lafayette County Trunk 6 and finishes at the Lafayette County Fair grounds during the weekend of June 17 18. Darlington Jaycees will run a chicken barbecue and the Archery Club will hold a tournament after the races.
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Darlington
Darlington Fire Department
Calamine Bridge
Lafayette County
Lafayette County Fairgrounds
Darlington Jaycees
Archery Club
Area Group To Take Northern Fishing Trip
New Glarus FFA members led by Gene Taylor and Kenneth Glewen plan a several days fishing trip to Clear Lake near Woodruff. They will stay at the Duchess Isle Resort owned by Thomas Speckhard, a New Glarus high school staff member.
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NEW Glarus
Philip Baumgartner
Jake Disch
Keith Disch
John Elmer
Phillip Elmer
Robert Gmur
Richard Hauser
Donald Stuessy
Richard Yaun
Roger Yaun
New Glarus Ffa
Gene Taylor
FFA
Kenneth Glewen
Clear Lake
Woodruff
Duchess Isle
Thomas Speckhard
Bids Sought by Monroe Public Works for 1967 Project
Sealed bids for labor tools equipment and materials for described work will be received by the Board of Public Works City of Monroe Green County Wisconsin until 4 36 p m on June 19 1967 at City Hall Monroe Wisconsin.
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Board of Public Works
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
City Hall
City of
Circuit
Green County Board of Supervisors
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
The standings show Cincinnati leading with 34 wins, St. Louis 27, and San Francisco 28 as of the weekend. Saturday results include Cincinnati 8 over Atlanta 7 and San Francisco 11 1 over New York 2, with other key scores. Sunday's games featured Cincinnati 5 over Atlanta 4 and Philadelphia 6 over Houston 1.
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St. Louis
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Lost Play Remains Unclear in Frustrating Ninth Inning Notes
Baseball standings show Detroit leading with 28 18 record and Chicago at 26 18. Several late innings feature 19 and 11 inning games, including Baltimore 7 Washington 5 in 19 innings and New York 3 Detroit 1 in 11. The report ends with a line about a quote: Nothing's so logical as a Lost Act when something's lost.
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Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
New York
Washington
California
Norder Beaten in State Tennis Quarterfinals by Rhinelander Dark Horse
Monroe senior Bill Norder, seeded sixth at the Wisconsin state meet, fell to Rhinelander’s Roger Beale in the quarterfinals after defeating Jack Arms, Jim Ambrose, Chris Weyland and others. Beale finished fourth. Perlstein of Nicolet won the title while Nicolet edged to team victory. Twin Gullickson brothers won the doubles top spot for Onalaska.
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Bill Norder
Rhinelander
Monroe
Jim Bartholf
Roger Beale
Bill
Scott Perlstein
Nicolet
Perlstein
Beale
Callison
Oconomowoc
Norder
Monroe Netman
Jack Arms
Onalaska
Jim Ambrose
Jefferson
Chris Weyland
E Horlock
Ken Bartz
Kevin Conway
Menasha
Tom
Tim Gullickson
Bruce Langekamp
John van Krevel
Waukesha
Nicolet High School
Pirates topple Dodgers as Clemente hits two homers
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh belted his 11th and 12th homers driving in all the Pirates runs in a 4 to 1 victory over the Dodgers. Steve Hargan of the Indians threw a five hitter for his fourth shutout of the season as Cleveland beat Boston 3 to 0.
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Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Steve Hargan
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Milwaukee UAW Local 75 ousts president in election
United Auto Workers Local 75 representing about 5 000 workers at American Motors Corp. ousted president Herman Steffes who sought a second term. Wallace Bruss defeated Steffes 1 475 to 846 after a run off to join the ticket.
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Milwaukee
United Auto Workers Local 75
American Motors Corp
Wisconsin
Herman Steffes
Wallace Bruss
Steffes
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