Schliem Sparks Slowpitch Action
Jerry Schliem of South Wayne hit four straight and scored twice as South Wayne won 11 to 6 over Lanz Hardware. Lee Haeft, Chuck Montgomery had two hits each. Kent Quinn doubled and Roger Jackson tripled. Dor man trounced Grace Lutheran 13 to 2 behind Tom Holcomb and Russ Johnson two hits apiece.
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Jerry Schliem
South Wayne
Lanz Hardware
Dormans
Grace Lutheran
Sehliem
Lee Haeft
Chuck Montgomery
Haeft
Kent Quinn
Roger Jackson
Milford Wentz
Lanz
John Damman
Don Ninneman
Tom Holcomb
Dorman
Russ Johnson
Fred Blanc
Lee Fernstaedt
Bob Abelman
Swiss Colony
the Office
Joe’s Private Club
Eagles No
Martins
Ramos to Defend World Featherweight Title in Mexico City
Sugar Ramos has signed to defend his world featherweight title against Vicente Saldivar in Mexico City in the late fall promoter Miguel de la Colina said Wednesday.
Sports Background Shapes Oklahoma Political Run
In Oklahoma sports fame translates to political ambition as Bud Wilkinson Allie Reynolds and Tom Sturdivant pursue high office. Wilkinson led Oklahoma football for 17 seasons and seeks the U.S. Senate as a Republican after retiring in 1963. Reynolds, ex Yankee pitcher, targets state senate as a Democrat after a business career. Sturdivant, Mets pitcher, runs for Oklahoma Senate as a Republican while still active in baseball.
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Orlewer
Ma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Reynolds
New York Yankee
Sturdivant
New York Mets
Oklahoma Senate
Boros Targets Buick Open and National Open Belts
Julius Boros, 44, leads a field of 149 at Warwick Hills in the Buick Open opening round aiming to defend his Buick title and the National Open crown next week at Congressional. The twice-defending champ confrontation marks a rare back-to-back defense over two weeks with Nicklaus and Palmer skipping Buick for National Open prep.
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UAIN
Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Warwick Hills Country Club
Congressional Country Club
Washington, D.C
PGA
Tatsman
Warwick
Buick
Bill Casper
Art Wall Jr
Mike Souchak
Gary Player
West Grant Cross Country Meet Scheduled at Patch Grove
The second annual West Grant Cross Country Invitational will be held on Thursday October 8 at Patch Grove with approval from the WIAA. For information contact Donald A. Uebel principal West Grant schools Patch Grove.
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Patch Grove
WIAA
Donald A. Uebel
West Grant
Six Badger Trackmen Enter USTF Meet
Coach Charles Walker leads Wisconsin track stars to the West Coast for the United States Track and Field Federation meet Friday and Saturday. Five of the group left with Walker on Wednesday to compete, aiming to showcase university talent on the national stage.
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Mallisu
Wisconsin
Charles Walker
West Coast
United States Track and Field Federation
Walker
Big Ten athletes head to NCAA Track and Field in Eugene
Pete reports Big Ten stars Manny and Hendrickson plus Bergemann Holden and Montalbano heading to the 43rd NCAA Track and Field Championships in Eugene Oregon June 18 to 20. Manley leads in the mile while Hendrickson seeks discus glory and Bergemann vaults. Holden contests the high jump and Montalbano runs the 440 yard hurdles.
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Pete
Eugene
Ore
Mike Manley
Don Hendrickson
Brian Bergemann
Bill Holden
al Montalbano
Baseball Standings and Results for American and National Leagues
American League standings list teams with wins losses and percentages led by Chicago and Boston. Daily results include Boston 7 6 New York 6 10 and Los Angeles 7 5 Cleveland 4 3 in extended play. National League results show San Francisco and Philadelphia atop the table with late games noted and a slate of upcoming matchups across leagues.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Boys Baseball Leagues Forming At Twining And Recreation Parks
Next week two youth leagues begin at Twining and Recreation Parks. The Midget League for grades four to six meets weekdays at 1 p.m. headed by John Prien and Kim Kindschi. The Pony League for grades seven to nine and up to 15 meets weekdays at 1 p.m. led by Keith Burington and Mike McAlpine. Register this week with the respective leaders. Badger crew edged by Navy on Madison Lake Monona in a 2000 meter race.
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Twining
Recreation Parks
John Prien
Kim Kindschi
Prien
Kindschi
Recreation Park
Keith Burington
Mike McAlpine
Burington
McAl‘pine
Badger
Madison W
Navy
Wisconsin
Badgers
Madison
Lake Monona
White Sox take 2 2 game margin over Orioles
Chicago leads the American League by a 24 game margin after a 2 1 win over Baltimore. Gary Peters earned the decision at 7 2 as Ed Fisher finished the ninth. Robin Roberts took the loss, while Tom McCraw and Floyd Robinson started Chicago’s scoring with a fourth inning run, and Pete Ward forced a walk in the first. The Cubs also lost 8 3 to the Mets, with Sterling Slaughter suffering his first major league defeat.
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Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Gary Peters
Ed Fisher
Peters
Dick Brown
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Tom McCraw
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Brown
Pete Ward
Ward
Ron Hansen
Orioles
Bob Johnson
Jackie Brandt
Comiskey Park
Fred Talbot
Milt Pappas
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Mets
New York
Larry Jackson
Frank Lary
Sterling Slaughter
Cubs
Joel Christopher
Bob Taylor
Roy McMillan
Charlie Smith
Windy Acres Opens Wednesday League With 32 Players
Windy Acres Wednesday Night Golf League began with 32 men on eight teams. Ed Knopinski had low gross 40 for nine holes and Larry Holcomb led in low net with 28. Nine players posted birdies. leading teams include Dura Clean and The Greatests with five and a half points. Interested players may contact John Eiserman or Roger Severson for details.
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Windy Acres
Ed Knopinski
Larry Holcomb
Knopinski
Sam Regula
Cliff Hunt
Holcomb
Tom Roberts
Roger Severson
Roy Hefty
John Chambers
Pat Mills
Duraclean
Mets Rally For Second Inning Runvealled By Cubs Power
Ed Kranepool drove in two on a bases loaded single in the seventh after Taylor and McMillan started a rally with singles. Jesse Gonder scored in the first as Kranepool added a run. Billy Cowan homered for the Cubs in the second, Andre Rodgers hit for Chicago in the ninth, while Jack Fisher allowed 11 hits to move to 4-4. Williams dropped to .387 after four straight ground outs.
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Taylor
McMillan
Ed Kranepool
Jesse Gonder
Mets
Billy Cowan
Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Chicagoans
Jack Fisher
Chicago
Billy Williams
Williams
Miss Curtis Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Miss Ethel Mae Curtis 69, former Brodhead teacher, died Tuesday in Cambridge. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Presbyterian church at Cambridge. Friends may call at Ni tardy funeral home Cambridge after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Brodhead
Ethel Mae Curtis
Cambridge
Presbyterian Church
Nitardy
Monroe opens Legion season in Beloit clash
Monroe enters the State Line American Legion Baseball League with an 8 p.m. opener at Beloit against the Beloit Beloit team. Monroes Blue division rivals include Ft. Atkinson Beloit Janesville and Delavan with Chuck Dearth or Gary Rufe Nacht pitching. Coachs names and lineup details are listed with next Mondays doubleheader against Janesville at Recreation Park at 5 30 and 8 p.m. Also noted is a separate item about BS57s training in the Philippines to bomb targets in North Viet Nam with about 50 airmen assigned to the 3rd Bomb Wing at Clark.
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Monroe
State Line
American Legion Baseball League
Beloit
Ft. Atkinson
Janesville
Delavan
Chuck Dearth
Gary Rufenacht
Roger Gille
Bob Buchholtz
Bob Knipschild
Steve
Philippines
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Clark
Crews at Clark Air Base Not Assigned Specific Target
United States Air Force says B57 bombers and crews training at Clark Air Base near Manila for all contingencies have received no assigned targets. The spokesman responded to a New York Herald Tribune report claiming a combat mission was planned.
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Clark
Manila
Air Force
Clark Air Base
New York Herald Tribune
Hobbie Wins First With Cardinals In 2-1 Victory
Yesterday the Cardinals pitcher Glen Hobbie earned his first win with the club, allowing only two hits both coming in the first inning as San Francisco, league leaders, fell 2-1 in the nightcap after the Giants took the opener 3-0. Jim Fregosi drove in six with a homer, two doubles and a single in a 7-4 11 inning victory over Cleveland, with the Dodgers completing the doubleheader sweep 5-3 in the nightcap.
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Glen Hobbie
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Cleveland
Los Angeles
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