Cheesemen Enter Grove Invitational
Monona Grove leads relay meet with 55 points while Monroe posts 50 to finish second. Monona Grove vaults 31 feet and runs 1 440 yard relay in 47.1 seconds as Monona Grove, Monroe, and Stoughton earn top marks.
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Monona Grove
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Jim DeForest
Madison East
Stu Voigt
Madison West
Stoughton
New Glarus
Ft. Atkinson Jayvees
Belleville
Brodhead
Edgerton
Darlington
Dodgeville
Evansville
Lancaster
Milton
Mt. Horeb
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River Valley
Bill Baird
Mark Winzenried
Dearth
Connors
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Atkinson
la Hahn
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Lockner
Matson
Smith
Vincent
Hayes
Monroe Grove
Dupont
Fix
Osterhaus
Nell
G. Woosley
Biederman
Mickelson
D. Woosley
Durnford
Michelson
Eckstam
Deininger
Reichardt Ties Major League Mark In Two-Home-Run Frame
Rick Reichardt of the California Angels tied a major league record by hitting two home runs in a single inning during a 12-run eighth against the Boston Red Sox. Reichardt, from Stevens Point Wisconsin, became the fifth player to accomplish the feat, with Joe Pepitone the last to do so in 1962.
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Wisconsin
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Reichardt
Stevens Point
Wis
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Ponies Dominate Albany 15-1 in Monticello Clash
Monticello defeats Albany 15 to 1 as Fritz Benkert earns the win with 12 strikeouts and one walk. Wettach Benkert and Wagner triple, Hill doubles and scores three times, Hill Wettach and Benkert collect multiple hits. Albany's Stoehr Flynn and Minder concede runs and hits in varied relief appearances. Box score details follow.
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Albany
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Wettach
Benkert
Wagner
Hill
Stoehr
Gibbons Hill Lehnerr Benkert
Huntley Wettach Hefty
Buchl
Spoerry Dunphy
Flynn Keller
Thompson Henrikson
Steeler Ruef Bell Templeton Minder
Armitage Nipple
Norsk Golf Bowl Invites Ladies to Luncheon Meeting
The Norsk Golf Bowl invites all interested women to a luncheon at Karakahl Inn at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow May 3 to reorganize the Ladies Golf and Bridge Club.
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MT. Horeb
Norsk Golf Bowl
Karakahl Inn
Schayes Fired by 76ers. Hannum Named Replacement
Philadelphia owner Irv Kosloff announced the firing of Dolph Schayes as coach of the 76ers and named Alex Hannum as his successor. Kosloff said the move aims to bring the NBA championship to Philadelphia and noted Hannum’s familiarity with the club’s style from its Syracuse Nationals days.
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Philadelphia
Dolph Schayes
Philadelphia 76Ers
Alex Hannum
Irv Kosloff
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Kosloff
Hannum
Everett Case Dies Former Cage Coach
The basketball world mourns Everett Case, former North Carolina State coach, age 65, known as the Old Gray Fox. He died in a Raleigh hospital from cardiovascular collapse due to massive intestinal bleeding. Funeral services were planned in Raleigh at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd with burial at Raleigh Memorial Park.
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N.C
Everett Case
North Carolina
Case
Gray Fox
Episcopalian Church of the Good Shepherd
Raleigh Memorial Park
Frank Oceak Returns as Pirate System Leader
Frank Oceak, former Reds third base coach, rejoined the Pirates organization and will manage Clinton Iowa in the Midwest League this season. The move places him back in Pittsburgh’s farm system after last season.
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Frank Oceak
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirate
Oceak
Clinton
Iowa
Ripon Beats St Olaf 12-0 Behind Beinfang No-Hitter
Dave Beinfang, Ripon College junior left hander, pitched a no hitter in seven innings to rout St Olaf 12 to 0 in a Midwest Conference game. Beinfang earlier hurled another no hitter in conference play.
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RIPON
Dave Beinfang
St. Olaf
Beinfang
Chisox Cubs Snap Streaks in Sunday Showdown
In Chicago the White Sox saw a five game win streak end while the Cubs halted a four game slide as pitching dominated. Sam McDowell matched a major league mark with a two hit outing for Cleveland in a 1-0 win over Chicago, while Bill Faul pitched a six hitter to beat Philadelphia 6-1. Ron Santo and John Boccabella supplied key hits for Chicago as Cal Koonce was optioned to Tacoma, and Eddie Stankey sat out with the team returning home to host Minnesota.
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Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Sox
Don Buford
Indians
Minnesota
Twins
Bill Faul
Cub
Larry Jackson
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Faul
Jackson
Phiis
Bill White
Ron Santo
John Boccabella
Stanky
McDowell
Buford
Fred Whitfield
Tommy John
National League Plans Meeting On Braves Milwaukee Dispute
The National League will hold a special meeting Monday afternoon to discuss the Milwaukee Braves dispute with Atlanta, with no immediate expansion plans expected. Warren Giles said expansion action is unlikely and the league will hear counsel on the Wisconsin case as well as the players association report. The Georgia suit seeking Supreme Court action is also noted as potential steps toward the Braves stadium contract.
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Wisconsin
Giles
Players’ Association
Japan
Los Angeles
Dodgers
William Eckert
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Braves
National League
Milwaukee County
Atlanta
Michigan State Wins Quad Match Over Wisconsin
Michigan State's golf team edged Wisconsin 763 to 774 in a quadrangular match. Bowling Green placed third with 787 and Western Michigan last with 838.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Wisconsin Freshman Presses Burt for QB Job in Spring Scrimmage
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn reports freshman John Ryan is a strong runner and, alongside Burt, competes for the starting quarterback role as the Badgers enter the spring's second half. Injuries limit receivers and affect passing, but both quarterbacks connect on touchdowns during the scrimmage. Bruhn praises linemen and defense while noting injuries and depth challenges at running back.
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John Ryan
Wauwatosa
Chuck Burt
Wisconsin
Burt
Ryan
Badger
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Badgers
Tom McCauley
Superior
Tom Jankowski
McCauley
John Teitz
Bill Fritz
Phil Peterson
Tony Loukas
Phil Sobocinski
Tom Domres
Ron Gillingham
Dick Klusman
Sam Wheeler
Ken Criter
New Holstein High School
Bob Richter
Warren Dyer
Dyer
Eric Rice
Dave Franck
Tom Brigham
Gary Reineck
Don Schaffner
Gary Bandor
Bandor
Jankowski
Whitefish Bay
Gale Bucciarelli
Bucciarelli
Denver Golfer Hall Nets Back-to-Back Aces at Lakewood Country Club
Bill Hall of Denver played over two decades before his first hole in one, then, within under three weeks, added a second ace. Both shots came at Lakewood Country Club.
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Denver
Bill Hall
Lakewood Country Club
Bowling Loop Awards Honor Improvements at Cheese Capitol League Banquet
Larry Bidlingmaier and Betty Waligorski received most improved average honors after 21 games with increases to 168 and 134. Claire Kundert rose to 166, Joyce Kraus Drews to 86, as Cheddar led the league with 88 32.
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Larry Bidlingmaier
Betty Waligorski
Cheese Capitol
Eagles Club
Bidlingmaier
Claire Kundert
Joyce Kraus Drews
Cheddar
Larry
Marcia Bidlingmaier
Claire
Phyllis Kundert
Brick
Longhorn
Limburger
Cliff Leck
Casey Goecks
Hilda Goecks
Bernice Leck
Clare Kundert
Keglers
Allen Swanton
Phyllis Swanton
Errol Waligorski
Track Meet Tonight at Monroe Junior High
The Monroe Junior High School track team hosts Platteville in a dual meet at the high school track. The competition starts at 4 30 p.m.
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Monroe
Platteville
UW Crack Crew Sets 2000 Meter Course Record
Wisconsin's crack crew remained unbeaten by out racing Purdue Rowing Club in a Wabash River regatta. The varsity finished the 2000 meter course in 5:18.4 a river record with Purdue 3.7 seconds behind. Wisconsin also won the lightweight and freshmen events.
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Ind
Wisconsin
Purdue Rowing Club
Boilermakers
Badgers
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