Monroe Swim Team unveils 12 meet 1973 schedule
Monroe Swim Team with 84 members opens a demanding season of 12 meets starting June 30 at the Monroe Swimming Pool Recreation Park. Coaches Buchholtz and Hennager lead a large squad with 52 in the two youngest age groups, while Julie Callahan and Dr. Frank Stiles advise the Parents Club.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Julie Callahan
Frank Stiles
Parents Club
Janesville
Milton
Janes
West East clash opens 1973 Coaches All-America Classic
In Lubbock Texas the 13th Coaches All-America Classic kicks off the 1973 football season at 7:30 p m CDT with the West lineup featuring Southern California talent. West coach John McKay leads a strong squad favored to beat the East in the nationally televised game.
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Lubbock
USC
Trojan
Charles Young
Sam Cunningham
Ralph “Shug
Jordan
Auburn
Jerry Sisemore
McKay
Slowpitch action and league notes at Monroe
Friday beer night at Milwaukee County Stadium saw three Monroe Slowpitch Assn. games postponed as fans traveled to watch the Brewers defeat the Indians. Advance Transformer beat Roy's Sanitary Dairy 9 0 in a Classic makeup game at Rec Park. Commissioner Prien announced Sunday’s Advance Bienema second round was cancelled, with Schlitz Bulls-Green Co. House taking the slot. Several Open League games may be postponed due to weekend tourneys at Monticello and Benton.
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Milwaukee County Stadium
Monroe Slowpitch Assn
Ludlow Bar
Brewers
Indians
Rec Park
Advance Transformer
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Advance
John Prien
Bienema
Schlitz Bulls-Green Co
Prien
Monroe Cheese Corp
Friendly Inn
Jd’s
Tom's
Monroe Hotel
Village Inn
Monticello
Benton
Monroe
Youngwiths
Dick Sr
Dick Jr
Curt Isenberger
Bob Studt
Roy
State Sports Briefs: Franchises and Regattas Across Regions
Realtor Marv Fishman optimistic about bringing a WHA team to Milwaukee as a league official deems a franchise move very remote. Packers camp for receivers delayed by rain. 29 players report for physicals July 8 with two workouts. Northeastern crew to Henley Royal Regatta joining UW and UW in a strong international field. Joe Shear expected as favorite in Rockford 50-lap race defending National Short Track title. Madison Mustangs begin 1973 training at Warner Park with about 50 rookies and veterans.
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Milwaukee
Marv Fishman
World Hockey Association
Packer
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Packers
South Beloit
Joe Shear
Rockford Speedway
Shear
Rockford
Madison Mustangs
Warner Park
Bob Moerke
Colborn Stops skid with eight two wins over Indians
Jim Colborn silenced Cleveland with seven hits allowed over seven innings as Milwaukee beat the Indians 8-2 in Beer Night. Don Money's bases loaded triple in the second helped push the Brewers to a 4-2 lead, lifting Milwaukee into sole second place in the AL East.
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Jim
Ellie Rodriguez
Milwaukee Brewer
Colborn
Indians
Brewers
Don Money
Milwaukee
New York
Colburn
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Yancey shoots 28 nine holes on pro tour scorecard
Bert Yancey stunned observers with a 28 on nine holes during the American Golf Classic second round, aided by five birdies, an eagle, and 10 putts. His first nine was 37, and he nearly withdrew. The report also mentions Bernie Parent returning to the NHL, John Mackey criticizing urine testing for players, and Frank Leahy's death at 65 with Notre Dame mourning.
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Bert Yancey
Yancey
Mike Souchak
NFL
John Mackey
Rockne
Boston College
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Edward
Moose
Krause
Fish-in protest targets Minnesota fishing fee on Leech Lake
John Forge of Independence Missouri plans to fish on Leech Lake without the $1 non Indian permit as part of a protest against a new law on the Leech Lake Reservation. Supporters say the statute imposes state controls on Indian treaty rights and seeks a court test of its validity.
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Cass Lake
Minn
Missouri
Leech Lake
John Forge
Independence
Forge
Leech Lake Area Citizens Committee
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
U.S. District Court
Maple Leaf
Dick Larsen
Sucker Bay
Citizen Committee
U.S
Congress
Record Flight Heights and Distance Set for Glider
The World Almanac notes that glider pilot Paul Bible set a 46 267 foot altitude record in a Schweizer sailplane at Mojave Lancaster Calif on February 25 1961. The straight line distance record is 907 7 miles.
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Paul Bible
Mojave- Lancaster
Calif
Nastase Faces Taylor In Queen's Club Final Preview
Ilie Nastase of Romania and Roger Taylor of Britain meet in the Queen's Club final amid Wimbledon seed shifts after a mass player walkout. Nastase is No 1 and Taylor No 3 in revised Wimbledon seeds with Jan Kodes at No 2. First prize at Queen's is $5,000 while Wimbledon offers $12,500 for the champion.
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London
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Roger Taylor
Britain
Nastase
Taylor
Czechoslovakia
Jan Kodes
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Steve Hennager
Kirsten Kundert
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Alfred Corbins
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Scott Weckerly
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Ellen Brennan
Kim Niffenegger
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Patti
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