Heeren Coplien Upset Swiss Colony In Slowpitch Clash
Spork Heeren Coplien upset Swiss Colony 6 2 last night to move Hubers to the Open League lead at 3 0. Hubers nipped Pat's Tap No 1 11 10 in a tight comeback. Tri State Breeders routed City Taxi 18 8, Monroe Machine beat Tom's Silo 16 13, Firemen crushed Milwaukee Cheese 22 10, Power and Light edged Martins 13 12. High winds and cold weather fueled high scores as hands froze and the ball slipped from grips. Don Hugdahl and Bernie Milz powered Hubers with five and four RBIs. Howie Olson led Pat's Tap with three hits. Jerry Coplien allowed four Colony singles. Fran Schott took the loss for Colony. Ritchie named Beloit Turner head basketball coach.
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John Prien
Heeren - Coplien
Swiss Colony
Hubers
Pat
Tap
Tri State
City Taxi
Monroe Machine
Tom’s Silo Service
Milwaukee Cheese
Martins
Don Hugdahl
Bernie ‘Milz
RBI
Milz
Hugdahl
Ken Norder
Howie Olson
Skip Brennan
Fred Huber
Pat Lunda
Heeren Coplien
Dave Martin
Bill Schmid
Power and Light
Larry Priewe
Lyle Hilliard
Norma Wood
Jim Mauerman
Jerry Gelbach
Don Martin
Roger Hoesly
Daryl Hilliard
Monroe
Tom
Hilliard
Jerry Peterson
Fred Schneeberger
Roy Figi
Roy Hoesly
Roy Brugger
Paul Mueller
Gene Lueck
Cliff Neuenschwander
Mueller
Don van Wagenen
Cal Montgomery
Koehn
Arnie Koehn
Junior Champ Track Meet Promises State Meets For Local Winners
The Monroe Jaycees hosted a sunny Saturday Junior Champ Track Meet for area youths with Wayne Stroessner and local Jaycetts co chairing. Proceeds nearing $75 funded state level qualifiers from Monroe and surrounding towns. senior division winners earn an all expense trip to the national meet in Denver.
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Monroe Jaycees
Jaycees
Wayne Stroessner
Jaycettes
Pepsi-Cola Co
Ken Lovell
Greendale
Milwaukee
Denver
Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Jim Dearth
Brodhead
Green’ County
Goecks Leads Windy' Loop In League Standings
Goecks D X took over the lead in Windy Acres Ladies League standings Tuesday. Ludlow Bar and others follow with scores listed. Vi Kuban had low gross and net at 48 and 37 respectively. Prizes went to Nana Rae Olson for longest drive on eight and Gwen Wilde for most on three and Marlen Leopold for most on six.
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Goecks D-X
Windy Acres
Ludlow Bar
Robert's Salon
Chocolate Shop
Johnny's Highway Club
Vi Kuban
Mary Jo Prien
Marilyn Potterbaum
Nana Rae Olson
Gwen Wilde
Marlen
Leopold
Aaron powers Braves to 7 6 win over Mets with grand slam
Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves slammed two homers including a grand slam, added a double and a single, and drove in six runs in a 7 6 victory over the New York Mets. George Brunet of the California Angels allowed two hits in a 1 0 win over the Chicago White Sox.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
George Brunet
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Ellsworth Wins Second Tilt for Cubs over Dodgers
Dick Ellsworth, 26, earned his second decision in a row with an eight hit, seven strikeout 8-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Randy Hundley hit a grand slam in the fourth as Chicago built a five run inning. Don Drysdale took the loss despite nine Dodger hits. The Cubs finish the Dodger series with Ken Holtzman starting against Claude Osteen. Meanwhile the White Sox off to face the Twins after a two hitter by George Brunet. Norm Siebern scored the decisive run in the seventh.
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Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Ellsworth
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Randy Hundley
Ron Santo
Drysdale
Ernie Banks
Byron Browne
Adolfo Pi
Ken Holtzman
Finois
Claude Osteen
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Sox
California Angels
George Brunet
Brunet
Jack Lamabe
Norm Siebern
Bobby Koop
Tommy Agee
Bob Rodgers
Lamabe
J.C. Martin
Ken Berry
Packers Quiet About Merger
GREEN BAY Plans for the merger between pro football's two major leagues drew cheers in many quarters Wednesday night but comment was sparse from the Green Bay Packers. General Manager Vince Lombardi could not be reached for comment. Star halfback Paul Hornung, reportedly signed by the New York Jets for 175000, was in a Green Bay motel but unavailable for remark. Donnie Anderson, the team’s 585000 rookie, was in Wisconsin but could not be located.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Paul Hornung
New York Jets
Packer
Dominic Olejniczak
Donnie Anderson
Packers
Wisconsin
National League and American League Baseball Standings and Results
National League standings and Wednesday results show San Francisco leading with 33 wins. Los Angeles and Pittsburgh close behind. Philadelphia and Houston in mid-pack. American League lists Cleveland atop with 31 wins, Baltimore 32, Detroit 30. Wednesday games included Detroit beating Boston and Kansas City sweeping Minnesota.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Don Iverson Near NAIA Golf Leaders
Shawnee Alabama winds push scores higher as Don Iverson of La Crosse Wisconsin the 1965 runner up slips from the lead after a 78 second round in the NAIA championships with four players matching par and Iverson within two strokes of the leaders. Jerry Briesath of Milwaukee sinks only two shots in a crushing U S Open Pocket Billards defeat.
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Shawnee
Ala
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Wis
Iverson
Chicago
Jerry Briesath
Milwaukee
Witt and Fennan Spark Action in Softball Wins
Witt and Fennan led Hughes Mobile Homes and First National Bank to softball wins at Recreation Park. Hughes beat New Glarus 4 1 with Dick Ammon delivering a triple and two hits as Paul Witt and Herman Huber joined the Hughes offense. First National topped Commercial Bank 3 1 with Marty Deignan and Bernie Milz keying a two run first frame victory. Jack Fernan and Blum worked on the mound for the winners.
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Hughes Mobile Homes
First National Bank
Recreation Park
First National
Commercial Bank
Hughes
New Glarus
Dick Ammon
Ableman
Schutz
Paul Witt
Herman Huber
Dick Witt
Lyle Huge
Schultz
Marty Deignan
Bernie Milz
Dan Bahler
Jack Fernan
the Blum
Denny Swiggum
Charles Trotter
Morenz Earns Third Team All Big Ten Honor
Wisconsin star Paul Morenz, Big Ten RBI leader and batting runnerup, is placed on the third team as a right fielder after starring in baseball and basketball. John Kobs announced the selections. Harlan Krafft earns second base spot for Wisconsin. teammates Campbell, Biedenbach, and Gilhooley also noted.
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East Lanzing Mich
Paul Morenz
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Morenz
McHenry, Sr
Badgers
John Kobs
Michigan State
Kobs
Harlan Krafft
Krafft
Indiana
Jack Campbell
John Biedenbach
Michigan
Bob Gilhooley
Platteville University Opens Agriculture and Industry Schools
Platteville State University will inaugurate schools of agriculture and industry. Prof. Bjarne Ullsvik announced that the agriculture school, with three departments, will be directed by Prof. Charles DeNure, and the industry school, also with three departments, will be directed by Prof. George J. Brown. Platteville offered its first agriculture program in 1914 and started industrial education in 1902. both departments have offered master's degrees since 1954.
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Platteville
Platteville State University
Agriculture and
Bjarne R. Ullsvik
Charles DeNure
George J. Brown
Hefty Will Teach Upward Bound Class
Jim Hefty son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hefty will go to Whitewater Sunday to serve as dormitory counselor and teacher in an eight week Upward Bound program sponsored by the Office of Economic Opportunity and Whitewater University. About 150 boys will participate including 90 Negroes 20 American Indians and 40 others. Hefty a 1966 graduate of Whitewater State University will teach Mathematics this fall.
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1CELLO
Jim Hefty
Charles’ Hefty
Whitewater
Upward Bound
Office of Economic Opportunity
Whitewater University
Hefty
Whitewater State University
Mueller Survives National Net Meet
In Kansas City Wisconsin state ace Tom Witasek advanced in the NAIA tennis championships while teammate John Wambold fell from byes to defeat. Pete Mueller of Wisconsin joined Witasek in the round as rain delays shortened the first round drawing players from 37 schools.
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Bill Norder
Cheesemaker
Bill
John Waite
Waukesha
Milwaukee Journal
Jaycee
Pete Mueller
Whitewater Fresh
Monroe
Kansas City
Whitewater State University
Warhawks
Jim Bartholf
Bob Trickel
Ushkosh
Wis
Tom Witasek
John Wambold
Whitewater
Witasek
Mueller
Handy Harbaugh
Washburn
Kan
Monroe High School
AFL NFL Join In Merger Plan
The NFL and AFL agreed to a merger forming a 26 team league ending a six year battle. Jets quarterback Namath and USC star Garrett commented on the accord and the coming cross league title games culminating in a world championship showdown.
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NFL
AFL
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Milionaire
Mike Garrett
California
Kansas City Chiefs
Namath
Skinner Creek Plans Community Meeting and Picnic
The Skinner Creek Watershed group schedules a 7 30 Saturday evening gathering at Illis School. The program includes a softball game and a wiener roast with attendees bringing their own wieners and buns for their families.
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Skinner Creek
Illis
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Heeren-Coplien
Bob Hardell
Plateville State University
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Bob
Floyd Weeks
Monroe High
Floyd
Muskegon High School
Jay Schlicting
Jay
Helen
Zimmerli
Goecks
Chisox
Adtaker
NAIA
The
Esquires
Blue Star Roller Rink
Monroe, Wis
Ain Conditioned
Joe's
White Elephant
Featuring
Robin
Racine
Heins Bros
Cliff Lodge
Indian Ford
Nih Music
Russ Wilson
Turner Hall
Sat.sun
Topline
Mueller Matic
Pepsi
Gerber Farm Service
Mt. Horeb
Tareyton
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