Winzenried's fast heat earns spot in state mile final
Dan Winzenried won his heat at the WIAA Class A meet in Monona Grove with a 4:23.9, third fastest in the three trials. Jim Fleming led qualifiers at 4:20.5 as Stiner and May failed to reach the mile final with 4:22.7 for Perkins and 4:23.9 for Winzenried amid humid, slow conditions.
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Monona Grove
Brad Stiner
Dave May
Monroe
Mike Isely
Mark Brauchle
Pat Molitor
Mike Schmitz
Jim Fleming
West Allis
Nathan Hale
Robert Perkins
Stiner
Dennis Brown
Wauwatosa East
Beloit
Don Grady
Mark Winzenried Named Wisconsin Track MVP for 1971
Monroe junior Mark Winzenried, Wisconsin's standout middle distance runner, was voted the team’s most valuable performer at the 1971 Badger track banquet. He helped Wisconsin win the Big Ten indoor title and place second outdoors, with Big Ten and NCAA indoor half-mile titles and a world-record 7:19.7 in the two mile relay. He also anchored sprint medley and Drake Relays relay victories and will compete in the Kennedy Track Games at Berkeley alongside Pat Matzdorf.
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West Side Business Men’s Association
Winged Foot Club
Houston
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University of California At
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A's Win in 21st Delivers 5-3 Victory Over Senators
In a 21 inning marathon at RFK Stadium the Oakland A's defeated the Washington Senators 5-3 as Jim Shellenback walked Reggie Jackson with the bases loaded to force in the tie breaking run and wild pitched another home in the 21st. The game ended near 1 a.m. EDT under curfew. Also, New York Yacht Club accepts England's Royal Thames challenge for the 1974 America’s Cup.
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Nicklaus and Miller Tie Lead in Atlanta Golf Classic
Jack Nicklaus and John Miller shared the lead at 135 after 36 holes at the Atlanta Country Club. Nicklaus shot 68 after a three week layoff while Miller, 24, from San Francisco, declared his worst round would still win the event. In a separate note from East Lansing Michigan State and Michigan headline the unofficial Big Ten all sports rating for 1970 71 with MSU and Michigan atop the list.
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Ladies Plan Golf Day at Nakoma for Monroe Club
The Monroe Country Club ladies host a guest day at Nakoma Country Club Madison on Wednesday June 9 with 18 hole players teeing off from No 1 at 8 am and nine hole participants from Nos 1 and 10 at 9 am.
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Betty Schantz
Marge Hundt
Dorothy Mathias
Cora Zwettler
Dorothy Golden
Letta Moon
Becky Huff
Marge Golden
Alda Myers
Arlene Cook
Edith Leonard
Marvis Vierthaler
Donna Burke
Madeline Neill
Bert Tschanz
Emily Ahearn
Charlotte Kestin
Dollie Elliott
Minnie Hosek
Cappy Molinaro
Ruth Amstutz
Corky Niebauer
Fran Friedrichs
June Klein
Shirley Mahrt
Marge Eveans
Olive Phillips
Minnie Judd
Gert Voelkli
Nita Howard
Allene Rohan
Vi Snyder
Riss Victor
Margaret Pike
Marge Will
Betty Putnam
Anita Loken
Georgene Brown
Martha Paull
Alma Wright
Marianna Stumpf
Mini Figi
Hifumi Yamamoto
Winn Phillips
Frances Ross
Juanita Johnson
Jeanne Harper
Martha’ Einbeck
Myrna Brindley
June Geiger
Helen Garrett
Kay Schulte
Betty Uhlmeyer
Nat Mintz
Gladys Reh
Jenny Franklin
Marian Williams
Delores Meagher
Jackie Smith
Billie Tygum
Ellen Rosten
Betty Rufenacht
Irene Leahy
Vi Johnson
Vi Holtshopple
Margaret Gr
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Cubs Beat Braves 11-0 as Jenkins Wins 100th
Cubs rout Atlanta 11-0 on Ferguson Jenkins's three-hitter for his 100th victory. Ken Holtzman followed his Thursday night no hitter as Joe Pepitone hit his fifth homer and three singles helped fuel a 19-hit attack. The win extended Chicago's win streak to four. In Milwaukee, attendance at the Brewers' games fell short of 1970 figures, blamed on bad weather.
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Cincinnati
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Ferguson Jenkins
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Joe Pepitone
Tom Kelley
Braves
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Jenkins
Alewife Cleanup in Lake Michigan Slows Beach Pollution
Milwaukee officials report about 19 tons of alewives cleared daily from Lake Michigan harbor with 6,000 pounds annually from rivers. Experts say die-off could be severe, possibly the worst since 1967, as long term population growth and a brutal winter set the stage.
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John Seefeldt
Seefeldt
Howard Tait
Great Lakes Fishery Laboratory
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lakes
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Carroll Norden
Saturday and Sunday MLB Schedule and Standings Excerpt
Saturday games featured St. Louis at Cincinnati Montreal at San Diego Philadelphia at San Francisco Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Atlanta New York at Los Angeles. Sunday schedule repeats St Louis Cincinnati Montreal San Diego Philadelphia San Francisco Houston Pittsburgh Chicago Atlanta New York Los Angeles. East and West divisions show Boston leading with 31 wins, Oakland 35 in the West, and several midtable clubs. Friday results include Boston sweep of California and Chicago edging Detroit.
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Neuberger Stands At Eighty In Wisconsin Golf Meet
Tim Neuberger of Monroe shot 39 and 41 for an even 80 at Cherokee Country Club as Racine Park leads Wisconsin state high school golf after first round. Schoening of Racine Park shot 71 and Nelson 73 to pace a 304 team total with Fond du Lac 308 and Madison Memorial 310.
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Tom Schoening
Dan Nelson
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Madison Memorial
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Green Bay West
Schoening
Cherokee Country Club
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Harold Harder
Madison East
Steve O’neil
Dave Peet
Monroe
Tim Neuberger
Dave Goetz Elected UW Golf Captain
Monroe junior Dave Goetz has been elected captain of Wisconsin's 1972 golf team. He averaged 78.8 strokes per round as a member of the Badge golf team that posted a 9-2 duy meet record and placed ninth in the recent Big Ten championship meet at Ohio State.
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Dave Goetz
Wisconsin
Badge
Ohio State
Albany Lions Start Second Summer Fitness Running Program
Beginning Tuesday June 8 the Albany Lions Club sponsors its second summer of physical fitness running with six road runs each Tuesday through August 17. Open to all ages with a 15 cent per event fee and parental permission for under 21, meet at Albany High School for registration at 6 45 p m.
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Albany High School
Bob White
Box 151
Albany
Ron Setzer
Tom Schumacher
Janesville
Kitty Kopp
Tom Schmieder
Bob Schwarke
Baraboo
Tom Hoffman
Fort Atkinson
Jim Vetter
Watertown
Greg Hageman
Belleville
Lloyd Bostian
Madison
Earl Elmer
New Glarus
Wisconsin DNR Blames Congress for Deer Starvation
Milwaukee report says 50 000 to 60 000 deer died in winter due to party permit cuts. DNR Big Game Manager Frank Haberland cites congress pressure to halve quotas as a key failure. Hunters bagged 72 751 deer last year. winter harshness worsened shortages across areas. Haberland asks congress to back the department’s fall harvest recommendation.
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Conservation Congress
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
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Haberland
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Umpire Dispute Clouds Tigers Sox Narrow Win
Detroit manager Billy Martin charged umpire Jerry Neudecker with a bad night after Chicago White Sox edged the Tigers 3 to 2. Martin argued Lolich should have remained in. Neudecker ejected Martin as play unfolded in a first inning that saw Aurelio Rodriguez, Ike Brown, and Carlos May involved in a controversial rundown at home.
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Ike Brown
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