Stoughton Wins at Janesville in Invitational Tennis Meet
Bill Norder of Monroe High School captured the singles title at the Janesville Invitational, defeating Fenske of Janesville Parker Ambrose of Jefferson and Riley of Elkhorn in the finals. Stoughton won the team title with 18 points, Monroe finished second with 15, and Jefferson third with 12 as Dan Mayer added three points for Monroe.
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Janesville
Bill Norder
Monroe High School
Bill
Fenske
Janesville Parker
Ambrose
Jefferson
Riley
Elkhorn
Cheesenetter
Stoughton
Janesville Craig
Delavan
Lake Geneva-Badger
Monroe
Dan Mayer
Reider
Lake Geneva
Helgeson
Craig
Lane
Parker
Tom Hefty
John Gerhart
Turner
Moeser
Williams
Dennis
Maney
Babcock
Jim Bartholf
Norder
Beloit
Doe
Sun Prairie
Monroes Coach Makes Unlikely Hole in One Tale
Larry Davis of Monroe High School recounts a rare golfing mishap at Windy Acres where his tee shot curved past the first hole, landed on the second green, and rolled into the cup for an improbable hole in one. He laughed at the moment and ended the round with a reported score.
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Larry
Dav
Conservation Leaders Receive Walton Honor
Frank Graass of Sturgeon Bay and William J. P. Aberg of Madison were honored in Madison by the Izaak Walton League of America with plaques. Both led a movement forty years ago that established the state conservation commission system.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Izaak Walton League of America
Frank Graass
Sturgeon Bay
William J. P. Aberg
State Conservation Commission
Commission System In Conservation
Illinois given two year probation by NCAA
The University of Illinois, hit by Big Ten penalties over a $21,000 athletic slush fund, received two years of NCAA probation. During the probation, Illinois football and basketball are barred from post season play and the football team cannot arrange television appearances.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Illinois
Ripon Clinches Fifth Midwest Title With Beloit Wins
Ripon College swept Beloit 4-1 and 16-4 to capture its fifth Midwest Conference northern division baseball title in six years. The pair left Ripon 8-0 in league play and 10-0 overall, awaiting the southern division winner. Also notes the first Rose Bowl in 1902 where Michigan defeated Stanford 49-0.
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RIPON
Ripon College
Beloit
University of Michigan
Stanford
Two Milers to Enroll at Wisconsin Next Fall
Two state high school mile champions will attend the University of Wisconsin next fall. Don Vandrey of Valparaiso Indiana and Ken Ward of Proviso East Chicago suburbs will join the UW after winning state mile titles as juniors. Vandrey is touted as the nation’s top prep miler with a 4 09.1 mile and 1 54.1 half mile. Ward has run the mile in 4 17.3 this year.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Don Vandrey
Valparaiso
Ind
Ken Ward
Proviso East
Chicago
Wisconsin
Vandry
Ward
Beloit Relays Mile Won by Bill Boyle of Lake Forest
Bill Boyle of Lake Forest College won the mile at Beloit Relays and received a wrist watch from the Beloit Daily News. He said he aimed to win after losing his watch at a home track meet three weeks earlier.
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Beloit
Bill Boyle
Lake Forest College
Beloit Daily News
Proud Clarion Wins Derby In Narrow Finish At Churchill Downs
Proud Clarion, a 30-1 shot, edged Barbs Delight by a length with Damascus 1.5 lengths back in the 93rd Kentucky Derby. Trainer Lloyd Boo Gentry calmed the colt with paddock prep as he clocked 2:00.6 for the 10 furlongs, matching Derby history among the fastest times while yielding a $62.20 mutuel payoff.
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Louisville
Proud Clarion
Lloyd Boo Gentry
Churchill Downs
John Galbreath
Boo
Northern Dancer
Decidedly
Donerail
Gallahadion
Soccer Scores Only games scheduled Today
No games scheduled. The listing shows no matches for today and only a placeholder note about scheduled events.
Track Star Ed Roberts Seeks U S Residence Before Mexico City
Ed Roberts, former North Carolina College track star, applies for U S residence after Olympic trials. He plans to represent native Trinidad at the 1968 Mexico City Games, having placed third in the 200 meters and on the third-place 1 600 meter relay team in 1964.
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Quantico
Ed Roberts
United States
Trinidad
Mexico City
North Carolina
Baseball scoreboard and weekend results
Standings show Cincinnati 178 games and Pittsburgh 126. Saturday results include St Louis beating Chicago 5 3 and Pittsburgh over San Francisco in 10 innings. Sunday Chicago wins at St Louis 5 4 and Atlanta defeats Cincinnati 5 3 with rainouts elsewhere. Tuesday Cincinnati visits New York and Atlanta goes to Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Phila
Baltimore
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
California
Los Angeles
Chicago
Toronto
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Baseball Standings and Scores in the American League
The American League table shows Detroit leading with 37 wins and a strong pace. Chicago and New York follow with solid win totals as Boston and Minnesota battle for position. Multiple games deliver varied results including Detroit routing Baltimore 4 0 and Kansas City falling to New York 43 to 1 8 in a noted mismatch.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Washington
Boston
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
York
McGlothlin Shields Washington in Angels Shutout
Yesterday's Stars PITCHING Jim McGlothlin of the Angels pitched a two hit shutout for his first major league shutout in a 5 to 9 victory over Washington. BATTING Woody Woodward of the Braves drove in two runs with two singles, ending a slump as Atlanta beat Cincinnati 5 to 3.
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Jim McGlothlin
Angels
California
Washington
Woody Woodward
Braves
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Brumfield Recalled After Derby Victory
Louisville rider Don Brumfield, famed for riding Kauai King to the 1966 Kentucky Derby win, finished last aboard Lightning Orphan while Proud Clarion led.
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Brumfield
Louisville
Don Brumfield
Proud Clarion
Monore Relives Marks At Fort Atkinson Track Invite
Monroe finishes sixth of eight with 19 points at Fort Atkinson Invitational as Mark Winzenried breaks two records in 220 yard dash and 440. Fort Atkinson wins with 50 points, Monona Grove 44, Beaver Dam 34. Local action continues tomorrow with Belleville New Glarus at home and JV meets today at Holyoke Field.
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Mark Winzenried
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Mark
Monona Grove
Beaver Dam
Oconomowoc
Watertown
Whitewater
Stoughton
Winzenried
Chuck LaBuch
Max Voelkli
Cheesepacers
An Deininger
Jerry Blum
On Bloom
Ron Eckstam
Deininger
Belleville
New Glarus
Dick Glendenning
Hazel Green
South Wayne
Holyoke Field
Earl Vickers Family Trophies Highlight Monticello Tap Owner
Earl Vickers, father of seven and owner of Earl's Tap in Monticello, showcases his hunting and fishing trophies. A standout is a 19 pound Northern caught at Yellowstone, reflecting a family devoted to outdoor sport as profiled in the Front Page and Sports sections.
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Earl Vickers
Earl
Monticello
Yellowstone
Tomorrow’s Times
Wisconsin Moves Into Second Place in Big Ten Baseball
The Wisconsin Badgers swept Indiana in a doubleheader 6-1 and 4-1 to move into sole second in the Big Ten at 7-4, two games behind Minnesota. Dennis Sweeney starred with a two hitter and a two run homer, while Indiana slipped to seventh at 4-6.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Indiana
Hoosiers
Badgers
Big Ten
Minnesota
Dennis Sweeney
Sweeney
Badger
Lance Primis
Wisconsin Rally Ed Chartraw Lead Inning Highlighted
Indiana took an early 1 0 advantage in the fourth on a walk, single, and sacrifice fly. Wisconsin answered with three runs in the fifth on three singles and doubles by Ed Chartraw and Tom McCauley.
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Indiana
The
Badgers
Ed Chartraw
Tom McCauley
Proctor Sets National High School Long Jump Mark
Jerry Proctor a senior at Muir High School Pasadena California set a national high school long jump record of 25-634 Friday night.
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Glendale
Calif
Jerry Proctor
Muir High School
Pasadena
DDT Traces Found in All Fish Samples, 1965 Wisconsin
Conservation officials announced a 1965 report showing residues of DDT in tissues of all fish tested across Wisconsin. Levels ranged from 0.21 to 16.29 parts per million, highest in urban waters, with cumulative exposure rising and potential effects on breeding and population.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Village Board Backs Durand Zoning Code
Durand is enforcing a new zoning code after the village board rejected a request to allow construction of a house that violated corner lot setback rules. President Harold Vale cast the tie breaking vote to uphold the code and halt the project after a spring foundation violation.
Monte Carlo Rally Star Bandini In Fatal Ferrari Crash
Italian driver Lorenzo Bandini survived a fiery crash as his Ferrari overturned in the Monaco Grand Prix. He was pulled from the wreckage and rushed to a hospital where doctors said his chances of survival were slim.
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Monte Carlo
Lorenzo Bandini
Monaco
Bandini
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Walton
Clarion
Lanz Insurance
Coronado
Decorator Look
Dick Campbell
Fred Dearth
Village Board
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Wed
Uiay Agata
Fenciice
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