Two Teams Post Shutout Victories
Milwaukee Cheese shut out Baumgartners 12 to 0 as Arnie Koehn allowed three hits. Moose blanked Chalet Cheese 4 to 0 with Al Schwartz permitting one hit. EUB No 1 defeated White Haven 6 to 1 as Bud Wilde drove a triple and two runs, Cal Erickson and Lowell Stuessy doubled. Milwaukee Cheese also beat Baumgartners 12 to 0 with Koehn earning the win. Tonight and tomorrow schedule listed for slow pitch action at Twining park.
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Twining Park
Milwaukee Cheese
Baumgartners
Arnie Koehn
Moose
Chalet Cheese
al Schwartz
EUB No. 1
White Haven
Bud Wilde
EUB
Cal Erickson
Lowell Stuessy
del Brandenburg
Harold Miller
Willy Winzenried
Bob Ruff
Roger Sullivan
Paul Hefty
Gene Lueck
Bob Montgomery
Calvin Koehn
Don Lane
Jim Sullivan
John Sullivan
Ron Price
Cheese
John Callahan
George Wells
Ray Benkett
Baumgartner
Dormans
Grace Lutheran
Lanz Hardware
South Wayne
Swiss Colony
the Office
Joe's Private Club
Eagles
Martins
Swiggums
Sugar Ramos Ordered To Rest Three Months
Sugar Ramos world featherweight champion was ordered by doctors to rest for three months after a hard 45 round bout with Floyd Robertson in Accra Ghana Ramos kept his title amid a disputed decision by the Ghana Boxing Commission which later reversed and named Robertson champion Mexico City Boxing Commission president Luis Spota said Ramos must avoid boxing until September under medical supervision
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Mexico City
Sugar Ramos
Floyd Robertson
Accra
Ghana
Ramos
Ghana Boxing Commission
Robertson
Luis Spota
New Glarus Beats Brodhead in 9-8 League Opener
The New Glarus team edged the Brodhead Cardinals 9-8 in the State Line Summer Baseball League opener. Brodhead had eight errors that costly, with Dave Kjelland Keith Church and Ron Jubie homering for the losers. Dial 325-5101.
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Brodhead Gh
New Glarus
Cardinals
State Line
Dave Kjelland
Keith Church
Ron Jubie
Monroe High Ends Track Season With Eight Records and Frontrunners
Monroe high school capped a strong track season with eight school records and two conference marks including a 6% foot high jump by Bill Kohn and a 50-5 shot put by Jim Dearth at the state meet in Madison. Kohn and Dearth led scoring with 155 and 101 points respectively as the team earned Badger Conference honors under coaches Fred Simpson and Stan Barr.
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Bill Kohn
Monroe High School
Cinderman
Jim Bidlingmaier
Monroe
Mike
Doyle
Jim
Jim Martin
Jim Dearth
Kohn
Bill Esch
al Barnes
Jim Beer
Terry Hayes
Dearth
N Madison
Badger
Fred Simpson
Stan Barr
Bill’ Kohn
Grady Steensrud
Bill Schuetze
Sam Regula
J. Solomon
John Drye
R. Mauer
Don Ethridge
Bob Andere
Dave Dwyer
Gary Kuebli
Roger Brunkow
Floyd Weeks
Vic Chambers
Mike Doyle
Skip Brennan
Jim Roethe
Stearns Signs as Free Agent With Washington Redskins
Gary Stearns former Freeport High School and Northern Illinois football star signs as a free agent with the Washington Redskins. He will report July 13 to training camp in Pennsylvania. Stearns caught 68 passes for 931 yards for NIU last season as the Huskies won the Big Five Conference title.
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Freeport
Gary Stearns
Northern Illinois University
Washington Redskins
Stearns
Redskins
Pennsylvania
Washington
NIU
George Bork
Bork
Huskies
Northern
DeKalb
Skins
Pretzels
UW Athletic Coaches Salary Boost From Board of Regents
The University of Wisconsin board of regents approved salary increases for athletic department staff. Key rises include athletic director Ivan B Williamson to 21000, track coach Charles Walter to 13250, football assistant Fred Jacoby to 12000, crew coach Thomas Bennett to 977, swimming coach John C Hickman to 12074, and head coaches Milt Bruhn to 19500, John Erickson to 13350, Arthur Mansfield to 13710, with others receiving standard raises.
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Madison — Umiversity of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Ivan B. Williamson
Charles Walter
Fred Jacoby
Thomas Bennett
John C. Hickman
Williamson
Walter
Jacoby
Hickman
Bennett
Milt Bruhn
John Erickson
Arthur Mansfield
Taylor Seeks Olympic Berth After Record High Jump
Freeport star Dave Taylor aims for the U S Olympic team after breaking the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College high jump mark twice this year. He cleared 6 7 at Cedar Falls on May 23 earning a spot in the Small College Finals in Fresno June 12 13 and will compete at the AAU trials in Eugene June 18 20. Taylor, a 1962 Freeport High School graduate, holds the Pretzel high jump record and co holds the 440 relay and 180 yard low hurdles.
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Freeport
Dave Taylor
Taylor
Cedar Fall
Fresno
Cal
Eugene
Ore
U.S
Freeport High School
Snead Qualifies For Open Meet in Washington DC
Sam Snead, known as Slammin Sammy, earned a spot in the Open after final 36-hole qualifiers across Detroit Woodmere Washington Pittsburgh and Fort Worth. A field of 94 qualifiers joined 150 world golf stars for the June 18-20 championship at Congressional Club. Former winners were among those left out.
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Sam Snead
Sammy
Congressional Club
Washington
D.C
Snead
Detroit
Woodmere
N.Y. Washington
Pittsburgh
Veteran pros boost Open bids at Detroit with Bayer lead
The field at Detroit includes Middlecoff Bolt Worsham Marr Duden Els and others. Sam Snead, now 52 but active, remains a sentimental Open favorite as George Bayer tops the leaderboard with 68 70 138 in a strong showing.
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Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Lew Worsham
Dave Marr
Bob Duden
Wes Els
Sam
Detroit
Big George Bayer
Studio Leads InKC League in Knights golf action
Studio topped the Knights of Columbus Golf League standings Monday, taking first place as Late Tomers dropped to second with No-Moes third. Donald Clark won closest to pin on the first green, with birdies by Harry Buholver, Loren Fritz and Clark. Rev. Alfred Kuntz earned low net honors with 27.
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Knights of Columbus
Junior Champ Clinic Set for Tomorrow at Monroe High
Stanley Barr announces a second Junior Champ clinic at Monroe High School athletic field at 7 p.m. for qualifiers aiming at the state Junior Champ in West Allis on Saturday, July 18. Parents should attend if possible as trip details and plans are covered. The first clinic was washed out by high winds yesterday evening.
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Monroe High School
Stanley Barr
West Allis
Barr
Monticello Starts Little League Action
Monticello opens its baseball season with Thursday night games at the high school diamond. Little League rosters include Dodds Dodgers led by Harold Babler and David Huntley, Duff's Tigers led by Robert Feller and Tony Wyss, and Bill's Braves managed by John Zuber with Ralph Blumer and Curt Wasner among players. PeeWee League begins practice with three teams: Yankees led by Donald Hurst, Cubs led by Robert Getman, and Sox led by Robert Zweifel, with multiple players named.
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Munlicello Crimes
Monticello
Dodds Dodgers
Harold Babler
David Huntley
Jerry Hill
Mark Hefty
Douglas Karlen
Jerry Wettach
Bill Loveland
Carl Loeffel
Carl Dodd
Jim Stenbroten
Ted Loeffel
Duff’s Tigers
Robert Feller
Tony Wyss
Jake Disch
John Hammerly
Dean Zurbuchen
Don Woodruff
Douslas Buehl
Mark Babler
Ken Zimmerman
Robert Sinnett
Donald Saunders
Bill's Braves
John Zuber
Roger Gibbons
Ralph Blumer
Russell Dodd
Danny Baker
Bruce Smith
Curt Wasner
Charles Anderson
Joe Lehnherr
Raymond Updike
Carlton Wichsor
PeeWee League
Roger Zimmerman
Nathan Schaepfer
David Getman
Dan Stenbroten
Steve Wahl
Gary Stauffer
Sox
Robert Zweifel
Richard Anderson
Curt Getman
Gary Gobli
Steve Buehl
Donald Blum
Mike Ship
Local Track Standout Names Vy Gordon Grossen and Team
Vy Gordon Grossen joins Dennis Broge Jeff Zweifel and Kenneth in a regional meet lineup. The group, listed among competitors, represents a local club aiming for podium finishes and season bests.
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Gordon Grossen
Dennis Broge
Jeff Zweifel
Kenneth Stauffer
New Wisconsin Game Regulations Set Friday In Woodruff
Madison Wisconsin game regulations for next fall will be established Friday when the Conservation Commission meets in Woodruff. Changes align with Conservation Congress recommendations. Main focus is the variable quota deer hunt permitting an extra deer for groups of four or more in a management area. The Legislative Council conservation committee will join the meeting and participate in opening the department’s new musky hatchery.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Woodruff
The
Conservation Congress
Department
Legislative Council
Conservation Committee
Lohr Retakes Wisconsin Senior Golf Title at Meadowbrook
Jimmy Lohr of Sheboygan regained the Wisconsin Senior Golf Tournament title by one stroke over defending champ Randy Schuman of Madison. He totaled 155 after a final 78 in Tuesday’s 36-hole event at Meadowbrook Country Club, following a 77 in Monday’s opening round. Schuman shot 78-78. The tour drew 79 entrants across five age brackets.
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Ealing
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Randy Schuman
Madison
Lohr
Meadowbrook
Schuman
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