Slim Wins Spark Slowpitch Action
Slim victories and low scores marked last night's slowpitch action with two by one run and one by two runs. Hubers edged Swiggums 2-1 as Huber drove in the winning run in the eighth. Swiss Colony blanked City Taxi 1 0, Phillips 66 beat City Taxi 3 4. Huber and Moon had two hits each, while Bechtolt drove in two for Phillips 66. Fran Schott pitched for Swiss Colony, scoring two runs with Leistikow contributing three hits for Swiss Colony. Pat's Tap saw two hits from Rebly and a double from Christian son. Fran Schott earned the win, Nate Hare took the loss.
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Hubers
Swiggums
Phillips 66
City Taxi
Fred Huber
Herb Goecks
Bill Moon
Huber
Moon
Jim van Wagenan
RBI
Doug Hirsch
Hirsch
Bob Leistikow
Fran Schott
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Harv Loeffel
Leistikow
Colony
Loeffel
Stan Rebly
Keith Christianson
Pat
Nate Hare
Gus Martini
Boots Butenhoff
Butenhoff
Martini
Phillips
Rufer
Duane Rackow
Reichow Named Monmouth Football Coach
MONMOUTH IL Bill Reichow former Iowa football star was named head football coach at Monmouth College. Reichow joined the Monmouth staff last year as head wrestling coach and assistant in football and track, succeeding Norm Ellenberger who also led basketball and baseball and will continue in those roles. Reichow previously served as athletic director and head football coach at Albia High School in Iowa.
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Ill
Bill Reichow
Iowa
Monmouth College
Reichow
Norm Ellenberger
Ellenberger
Wil
Albia
Stars Lead as Allen Drives In Key Runs in 6-2 Win
Yesterday's Stars featured Rich Allen and Phil in a 6-2 victory over San Francisco. Allen delivered a run-scoring double and his fifth homer in eight games. Dennis Higgins relieved Juan Pizarro in the sixth, induced a double play, and retired 10 straight in a 51 victory over California.
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Rich Allen
Phillies
San Francisco
Dennis Higgins
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
California
Greendale Junior Champ Winners Listed At Field Meet
The complete list of winners in all divisions of the Junior Champ event at T. R. Holyoke Field was announced after a Saturday meet drawing more than 350 Monroe area youths in the Jaycee fitness program. Winners earned gold medals or ribbons, with several participants claiming multiple golds, and most local top finishers advancing to the state meet in Greendale on July 16.
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T. R. Holyoke
Monroe Area
Jaycee
I 1
David Getman
Harland Sarbacker
Tami ' Nelson
John Ott
Kristine Fritz
Greendale
Denver
Baseball Pitcher Gets Father's Aid
Jerald Bartkowski started for Saukville in Sun day's Land O L Lakes League game with Barton. Trailing 7 6 in the 5th with bases loaded his father Steve Bartkowski entered and escaped the jam. Saukville won 17 8 as the elder Bartkowski shut down Barton. Jerald's son Steve Jr 13 has pitched two no hitters in Little League.
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Port Washington U
Jerald Bartkowski
Saukville
Land O'Lakes
Barton
Steve Bartkowski
Braves Lose in Old Hometown Exhibition
The Atlanta Braves returned to their birthplace and fell to the Boston Red Sox 5-3 in an exhibition game. Rookie Jay Foy sparked a decisive seventh inning with a two-run triple as 18,032 fans watched Wade Blasingame take the loss.
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Boston
Atlanta Braves
Boston Red Sox
Jay Foy
Wade Blasingame
Cubs Open Home Series Facing Dodgers in Chase for Lead
Chicago Cubs return home to host Los Angeles Dodgers in a three game set as Don Drysdale Claude Osteen and Sandy Koufax loom. Leo Durocher starts with Bob Hendley Dick Ellsworth and Ken Holtzman on the mound. White Sox beat California Angels 5 1 lifting within five games of first place Indians and three of Detroit.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Sandy Koufax
Cubs
Leo Durocher
Bob Hendley
Dick Ellsworth
Ken Holtzman
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Juan Pizarro
Sox
Dennis Higgins
Lee Elia
Moose Skowron
White Sox
Tommy John
Marcelino Lopez
Foyt Plans Comeback After Burns At Wisconsin Track
A J Foyt, 31 of Houston, will be transferred to a Houston hospital to complete recovery from second and third degree burns on hands face and neck from a practice crash at Wisconsin State Fair Park. Doctors say he should regain full use of his hands and plan to return to racing once recovered.
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A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Michael A. Polacek
Polacek
O Halloran Leaves New Berlin for Oshkosh State University
Pat O Halloran , longtime New Berlin High School football and wrestling coach, resigns to join Oshkosh State University as wrestling coach and assistant football coach. His football teams won the Parkland Conference title in 1964 and were runner up in 1965, while his wrestling squads have not lost a dual meet in three years. He founded both programs when New Berlin High opened in 1961.
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O'Halloran
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Pat O'Halloran
New Berlin High School
Oshkosh State University
Softball Opens Monroe League. Treuthardt, Lena Win
In Recreation Park action, Treuthardt defeats Commercial Bank 6 2 and Lena beats Hubers 7 1. Treuthardt spark plugs include Goecks with two hits and six team hits. Lena offense features Holsinger with a triple and Larry Hoover homer, aided by multiple players with two-base hits.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Treuthardt S
Commercial Bank
Lena
Hubers
Goecks
Treuthardt
D. Klopenstein
J. Klopenstein
Duane David
Dale Davis
Treuthardts
Larry Hoover
Steve Bull Wins Wisconsin PGA Championship
Steve Bull of Milwaukee fired a 69 to post 139 and win the Wisconsin Professional Golfers Association championship at Kenosha Country Club. He beat Mike Bendriscutto of Racine and Gib Kizer of Waupaca by three strokes, both tied for second at 142. Bendriscutto led after the opening round with 69. Kizer had 72-70 for 142. Dick Bull of Marinette led after round one with 70 but finished 150. Baseball and other items noted follow in the page.
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Steve Bull
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Wisconsin Professional Golfers Association
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Racine
Gib Kizer
Waupaca
Bencrscutto
San Fran
Kenosha Country Club
Los Angeles
Kizer
Pittsburgh
Manuel de la Torre
Mil- Phila
Waukee
Houston
Allen. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Madison
St. Louis
Atlanta
Dick Bull
Marinette
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Children hero saves drowning woman at Brighton sea resort
Nicholas Bolton, ten, rescued Carol Healey, twenty one, from drowning at a Brighton ocean resort. He calms her, then lifeguards help them ashore. Carol credits the brave boy for her survival and plans to thank him. In other briefs, Desmond Doss Jr., nineteen, enters the army as a conscientious objector. A Philadelphia quaduplet birth names listed. Robert Sarnoff speaks on future comms at Washburn. Lt Gen Hershey on women in universal military training. Dwight Eisenhower urges Kansas State graduates on honors and books. Bobby Brue Milwaukee advances in golf.
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Nicholas Bolton
Carol Healey
Brighton
Nicholas
Carol
Chattanooga
Tenn
Desmond Doss
Okinawa
Doss
Manhattan
Kan
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Kansas State
Chicago
Bobby Brue University
Milwaukee
Windsor polo fall topples prince to winning goal
In Windsor Great Park Prince Philip was knocked by a polo pony but remounted to score the winning goal for Friar Park. The incident came as he continued the match despite the mishap, underscoring his competitive spirit.
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England
Prince Philip
Windsor Great Park
Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Friar Park
Badgers Cats Grid Meet Slated for TV
New York Wisconsin Big Ten football clash with Northwestern at Madison on October 15 will be televised across the Midwest. The NCAA and ABC Television announced 1966 plans on Monday. The schedule opens with Syracuse at Baylor on September 10 and closes with Auburn at Alabama on December 3.
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Big Ten
Northwestern
Madison
Midwest
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ABC Television
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Baylor
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Alabama
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Slim
Kevin ‘Share
Jim Mpler
Pee Wee
Rich Curtis Getman
Jim Bahler
Scott Martin
Steve Goodman
Bruce Bahler
Stuart Grendahl
John Deininger
Tami Nelson
Daniel Leach
Kenny Rufer
Dennis Broge
Steve Wilde
Mark Krattiger
Fred Dearth
Jim Larson
Dennis Ruef
Dick Vincent
Tory Hayes
Curt Bahler
David Hanson
Jon Mauerman
Kenny Keller
Bruce Kading
Steve Sutter
Robert Trumpy
Dennis Peterson
Richard Zach
Jeff Goodman
Bruce Babler
Mark Richert
Dave Richert
John Stoehr
Jim Dearth
Cary Ziltner
Stephan Sutter
Ronny Schilt
Bob Piett
Fred Kundert
Kevin Share
Steven Binger
Paul Lueck
Dan Stenbroten
Steven Allen
Steve Hennager
Larry Kopp
Mark ‘Elmer
Ivan Zettle
Jerry Wuethrich
Mike Meythaler
David Get‘man
Bob Pickett
Douglas Bahler
Michael Altman
Ricky Clark
Conrad Schmid
Mark Winzenried
Michael Alderman
Curt Getman
Tracy Clark
Dan Winzenried
Mark Brauchle
Dan Krattiger
Terry Hayes
Larry Schwitz
Mike Mey
Thaler
John Baumgarter
Gordon Klassner
James Klassy
Carol Mueller
Susan Schultz
Marcia Wenger
Pee We
Kirsten Kundert
Mary Schild
Ann Kundert
Junio
Carolyn Schiller
Susan Schilt
Anna Wuetrich
Beverly Ruch
Sharon Huffman
Shirley Gutzmer
Mary Kopp
Glenene Flannery
Janice Wettach
Jeaneen Brennan
Chris Klassey
Audrey Waage
Dianne Milestone
Mary Schuerch
Barbara Share
Peggy Prien
Beth Babler
Penny Swanson
Linda Ott
Margaret Hasler
Mary Jo Goecks
Schultz
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Root
Quade
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Norton
Kilen
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Silvis
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Menomonee Falls
Dennis L. Mair
Marinette High School
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Frankford Hospital
Richard Eife
Alan
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Catherine Anne
David Anthony
Topeka
Robert W. Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
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Flatbush
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Marine Lance
William Reilly
Viet Nam
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Charles Armaville
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