Winzenried Leads State 440 Yard Dash Contenders At Meet
Mark Winzenried of Monroe joins Ben Ahles of Mosinee with a 50.1 in the 440 yard dash, aiming to lower his mark this season. Oshkosh pole vaulter Bill Oaks tops the state list with 141% and Madison West shot putter Stu Voigt posts 67-4 in indoor action. State honor roll includes multiple event leaders across Wisconsin tracks.
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Mark Winzenried
Monroe Cheesemakers
Winzenried
Ben Ahles
Mosinee
Mark
Cheesemakers
Monona Grove
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin Prep
Panette
Superior
Bill Taege
Esha
Since
Mark Winzenreil
Monroe
Gary Thornton
Racine Park
Mike Kiesling
la Crosse Logan
Tom Dougherty
Greenfield
Andy Rhoades
Glendale Nicolet
Don Wiese
Whitefish Bay
Mike Cisler
Manitowoc
Ken Peterson
Grafton
Stu Voigt
Madison West
Milwaukee
Washington
Madison East
Monroe Netters Defeat Janesville In Tennis Clash
The Monroe team snapped a skid by beating Janesville Jayvees 43 at Recreation Park courts. Norder won the No 1 singles 10-1 over Jones, Barry took Westby 10-4, and the duo Norder-Mayer beat Jones-Reinardy 10-8. Hefty-Barry won 10-6 in doubles.
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Janesville Jayvees
Recreation Park
Bill Norder
Jones
Don Barry
Westby
Norder
Dan Mayer
Jones- Rernardy
Tom Hefty
Barry
Siker
Pieri
John Gerhart
Lomira Star Steve Sterr Signs With Arizona State
Lomira Wis Steve Sterr star passer on Lomira High undefeated 1965 team has signed an athletic tender from Arizona State University. Sterr 6 2 185 pounds was named second team quarterback on the AP All Wisconsin squad. In his senior year he threw 29 touchdowns in nine games with 60 percent completions for over 2000 yards.
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Lomira
Wis
Steve Sterr
Lomira High School
Arizona State University
John Doyle
Sterr
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Monona Grove Invites Stars in Weekend Track Showdown
Coach Bill Baird's Cheese makers prepare for the Monona Grove Invitational featuring 17 schools including Madison's West and East, Monroe, Jefferson, and Beloit. Standout marks by Stu Voigt and Mark Winzinried spotlight the meet as a premier prep sports headliner.
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Cheesemakers
Monona Grove
Monroe
Jefferson
Badger
West
East
Central
la Follette
Madison
Appleton
Baraboo
Beloit
Janesville
Kenosha Tremper
Bradford
Racine Horlick and Park
Richland Center
Watertown
Stu Voigt
Mark Winzinried
Voigt
Madison West
Madison East
al Barnes
Terry Hayes
Chuck LaBuch
Fort Atkinson
Strong Platteville
Gary Ruge
Linksmen
Jayvees
Racine Horlick
Edgerton
Canadiens Hope to Win Stanley Cup Tonight Versus Detroit
The Montreal Canadiens aim to clinch the Stanley Cup with a victory over the Detroit Red Wings tonight. Key players push for a decisive win as the series reaches its final stages in Detroit.
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Montreal
Candiens
Detroit
Angels Cruise Past Kansas City 13-2 in Anaheim
The California Angels rocked Kansas City starter Fred Talbot for 10 runs in five innings and won 13-2. Bob Rodgers had four hits and five RBIs while Norm Siebern and rookie Jack Warner each drove in two. Dean Chance earned his second win in three decisions, pitching six innings and yielding six hits.
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California Angels
Kansas City
Fred Talbot
Bob Rodgers
Norm Siebern
Jack Warner
Angel
Dean Chance
Chance
Angels
Talbot
Lost Act Reveals Illogic When Something Vanishes
A brief note discusses the idea that losing something highlights the oddity of logic as the missing item becomes a catalyst for reflection and curiosity.
Chisox Drop Third in Row
The Chicago White Sox lost 6-1 to the Minnesota Twins at Comiskey Park as John Buzhardt took the loss and Jim Kaat earned the win. The Cubs were shut out 4-0 by Robin Roberts and the Houston Astros, with Roberts earning his 283rd victory and Joe Morgan scoring on Dave Nicholson's first NL homer.
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White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Comiskey Park
Cubs
Robin Roberts
Houston Astros
Twins
John Buzhardt
ChiSox
Sox
Danny Cater
Pete Ward
Gerry McNertney
Buzhardt
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Eddie Fisher
Jim Kaat
Roberts
Cub
Dick Ellsworth
Astros
Ellsworth
Joe Morgan
Sonny Jackson
Dave Nicholson
Nicholson
Leo Durocher
Houston
Bill Faul
Bob Bruce
Nicklaus and Palmer Favored in Cypress Creek Event
In Houston leaders Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are listed as favorites for the Champions International Golf Tournament with $117000 prize. Persistent rain threatens the opening round at Cypress Creek as 97 pros and four amateurs wait for a possible start. Venturi posted 67 for the low score in practice while Nicklaus and Palmer failed to break par in the pro-am.
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Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Ben Hogan
Jack Burke
Bobby Nichols
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Palmer
Ken Venturi
Cypress
Rod Funseth
Billy Maxwell
Willie Mays Hits 512th Home Run At Candlestick Park
Willie Mays drives a 5th inning homer off Claude Osteen to set the National League career homer record at 512 as the Giants beat the Dodgers 6 1. The 34 year old star pauses to reflect on the milestone and future focus on batting average.
Behring Motors Leads In Windy Acres Golf Standings
Behring Motors opened with a 9 to 8 edge over Roys Stamp Shop and Monroe Sales Co in the Windy Acres Businessman's Golf League. Roy Hefty led lows with 41 gross while Ed Peterson had 36 net. Bonuses went to Roy Olson and Walt Buholzer for par on No 6 and Dick Wagner for most strokes on No 6.
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Roy
Stamp Shop
Monroe Sales Co
Windy Acres
Roy Hefty
Don Bloom
Walt Buholzer
Bill Johnson
Ed Peterson
Roy Olson
Buholzer
Dick Wagner
Roy’s Stamp Shop
Bee Line
Bauman Kitchens
Montgomery Ward
Johnson Pontiac
Dearth Motors
Mets Hammer Cardinals Behind Hamilton One-Hitter
Yesterday's game saw Jack Hamilton of the Mets limit St. Louis to a single bunt hit in the third inning as New York won 8-0. Ray Sadecki provided a rare bunt single off Hamilton. Willie Mays of the Giants broke Mel Ott's NL career home run record with homer No. 512 in a 6-1 win over the Dodgers in San Francisco.
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Jack Hamilton
Mets
Ray Sadecki
New York
St. Louis
Willie Mays
Giants
Mel Ott
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yonkers Driver Wins Three, Key Feature Tops Twin
Billy Haughton drove three winners at Yonkers Raceway on Wednesday night. His final victory came with Key Feature in the ninth race, completing a twin double worth 7 188.80 dollars.
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Yonkers, N.Y
Billy Haughton
Yonkers Raceway
Scoreboard Today and Friday's NBA Games
Today's games include Kansas City at California and Cleveland at New York. Friday's games list New York at California, Washington at Kansas City, Boston at Minnesota, Detroit at Chicago, Cleveland at Baltimore.
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California
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
National League Standings and Wednesday Results
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 13 wins and 5 losses. San Francisco 14 and 7 follow, with Los Angeles and Houston tied at 12 and 9. Wednesday results include Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 and New York 8 St Louis 0, plus Houston 4 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 2 Atlanta 1.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
Houston
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Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
San
Share's Texaco Wins Pleasure League Traveling Trophy
Share's Texaco received the traveling trophy for the second straight year at the Pleasure League bowling banquet at Marco's Supper Club. Dell's Cheese finished second, Swiss Colony Data Center third, and other teams listed. High three game series was 2,355 and high team game 819 by the club. Several players posted 200 plus games and 500 plus series. Judy Bauman had the year’s highest average, Mrs Flannery the high game, and Karen Thompson the most improved average. New officers were Judy Bauman president Karen Thompson vice president Mary Ann Martin secretary Marion Alexander treasurer Helen Loveland sgt at arms.
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Share’s
Texaco
Marco’s
Dell’s Cheese
Swiss Colony Data Center
Industrial Combustion
the Office
Baumgartner’s Cheese Store
Century Belles
City Taxi
Ruthella Flannery
Kay Erickson
Leona Gruenewald
Betty Sorenson
Judy Bauman
Helen Burkhard
Jayne Ratzlaff
Lil Schindler
Claire Spoerry
Marion Alexander
Karen Thompson
Mary Ann Martin
Helen Loveland
Sgt. At Arms
Seven Cities Bid for NFL Franchise at Washington Meet
New York. Representatives of Houston New Orleans Boston Phoenix Portland Cincinnati and Seattle have been invited to present bids at the NFL spring meeting opening May 16 in Washington D C. The league has awarded Atlanta a 1966 berth and plans to expand to 16 teams in 1967.
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Houston
New Orleans
Boston
Phoenix
Ariz
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
Seattle
NFL
Washington
Two Horses Die In Fire At Homewood Race Track Barn
In Homewood Illinois a fire at the Washington Park Race Track barn No 24 destroyed two harness racing horses. Officials said attendants moved 20 to 30 horses to safety and the cause remains unknown with no injuries reported.
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Homewood, Ill
Washington Park
Chicago
Dave Bienfang Hurls One Hitter for Ripon
Ripon swept a double header against Lawrence led by Dave Bienfang with a one hit shutout in a 10 0 win Bill Metcalf added a five hit performance in a 3 1 victory to complete the sweep
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Dave Bienfang
Ripon
Appleton
Lawrence
Bill Metcalf
Market Report from Chicago Livestock Prices
Chicago markets show hogs up to 1.00 higher with mixed weights at 23.50 to 25.00, sows 18.50 to 19.50. Cattle and calves lack slaughter data, steers at 26.75, heifers 24.75 to 25.75. Sheep lambs steady to lower with pelts 23.00. CME wholesale prices hold with 93 score AA 62 percent, 92 A 62 percent, 90 B 61 percent.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Northland College to Honor Kohler and Banta at May 29 Convocation
The Ashland based institution will award honorary doctorates to former Governor Walter J. Kohler Jr. and Charles W. Banta president of Milton College during Northland College’s 55th annual commencement on May 29.
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Ashland
Northland College
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Vollrath Co. Sheboygan
Charles W. Banta
Milton College
Northland
Braves Cut Rookie Herb Hippauf Sends to Richmond
Pitcher Herb Hippauf, age 25, was cut from the Atlanta Braves squad on Wednesday and assigned to the triple A Richmond farm club. He had a 0-1 record and a 16.36 ERA in three appearances.
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Braves
Atlanta
Herb Hippauf
Atlanta Braves
Richmond
Hippauf
ABC Sells Spots For Fall NCAA Football Schedule
ABC announced on Wednesday that sponsors have bought all advertising spots for this fall's NCAA college football games, filling the network's slate.
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ABC
New York
American Broadcasting Company
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