Two Track Stars Post Fort Records
Monroe sprinters Jim Dearth and Mark Winzenried set four new marks at the Ft. Atkinson Invitational. Dearth broke the Ft. Atkinson discus record with 155-1 and added a 54-8% shot put meet and track record. Winzenried added 220 and 440 records, with a 22.9 in the 220 meet and school marks, plus a 49.1 track clocking. Monona Grove won the meet with 59 3/5 points, Beaver Dam second, Monroe third, while Monona Grove swept four events including the mile and 880 relay.
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Monroe
Jim Dearth
Mark Winzenried
Ft. Atkinson
Dearth
Jim
Fort
Monona Grove
Wintenried
Mark
Winzenried
Monona
Mike Meythaler
Bill Baird
Meythaler
Dick Vincent
Terry Hayes
Hayes
Max Voelkhi
Alan Barnes
Cheesemakers
Chuck LaBuch
Barnes
Harland Larbacher
Don Bloom
Bloom
Beaver Dam
Oconomowoc
Stoughton
Janesville JV
Phil Raynoha
Steve Lochner
Dave Walker
Glenn Woosley
DuPont
Michaelson
Don Woosley
Platteville
T.R. Holyoke
Badger
Greenwood Mentor Takes Watertown Job
Mike Friedman has resigned as football coach at Greenwood High School to take a similar post at Watertown. Friedman coached at Greenwood for the past four seasons, guiding a 29 7 record for the program in Wisconsin.
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Greenwood
Mike Friedman
Greenwood High School
Watertown
Friedman
Wisconsin
Orioles sweep doubleheader led by Robinson's four hits
Yesterday's Stars Batting Frank Robinson of Baltimore hit a single, double, triple and two homers driving in three and scoring four as the Orioles swept a doubleheader from Cleveland 8-2 and 8-2. Palmer of Baltimore pitched no hit ball for five innings and finished with a three hitter in the first game.
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Cleveland
Jim Palmer
Monroe Team Places Third in Janesville Invitational Tennis
The Monroe Cheesemakers tied for third with Delavan- Darien at the Janesville Invitational. Bill Norder captured the No 1 singles crown for Monroe with 9-1 wins over Reinardy Janesville and Riley Elkhorn and 6-4 6-3 over Buchach Jefferson. Jefferson topped the meet with 16 points.
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Monroe
Delavan- Darien
Janesville
Bill Norder
Norder
Reinardy
Riley
Mikhorn
Buchach
Jefferson
Stoughton
Delavan-Darien
Badger-Lake Geneva
Elkhorn
Edgerton
Mike Buchach
Gles
Ambrose
McDonough
Delavan
Nissler
Tom Hefty
Jones
Eimers-Barry
Badger
Turner - Moeser
Connelly - Hetzel
Wisconsin bound: Morgan Park star Madison Reddick wins grant
Melvin Reddick a three sport letter man at Morgan Park High School becomes the third Chicago prep athlete to accept a grant in aid scholarship at the University of Wisconsin.
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Badger Madison
Melvin Reddick
Morgan Park High School
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
New Cage Mentor Plans Running Game And Pressure Defense
Norman Sloan, named head coach at North Carolina State, intends a running game with pressure defense. Sloan, 89, leaves Florida after six seasons to replace Press Maravich, who resigned April 30 to join Louisiana State. Sloan to sign a three year contract with undisclosed terms.
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Raleigh
N.C
Norman Sloan
North Carolina State
Sloan
Press Maravich
Maravich
Louisiana State University
University of Florida
N.C. State
Badgers Split Weekend Tilts
Wisconsin salvaged a Big Ten weekend with a 1-0 win as John Poser threw a three hit shutout in game two after Indiana scored nine unearned runs in game one. Gary Krafft drove in the only run in the sixth. The Badgers lost the opener to Indiana 12-9 and 8-2 to Ohio State, moving to 2-7 in the league. Wisconsin hosts Northwestern for a three game set next.
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Bloomington
Ind
John Poser
Wisconsin
Baseball Badgers
Indiana
Big Ten
Poser
Badgers
Hoosiers
Ohio State
Bill Buchholz
Chuck McKee Stars in Lawrence Track Victory
APPLETON Chuck McKee of Lawrence won five events to lead Lawrence to a 74 57 dual track meet win over Cornell. McKee captured the 100 yard dash both hurdles the high jump and the broad jump accounting for 25 points.
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Appleton
Chuck McKee
Lawrence
Cornell
McKee
Le-Win Keeps Track Crown At Freeport Meet
Le-Win repeat track champions at Freeport High School as Jim Strong of Orangeville led with three event wins and two meet records. Strong vaulted 11 feet and broad jumped 20-84, while also winning the high jump. Le-Win took four individual wins and two relays and finished with 81 points, ahead of Aquin 46 and Orangeville 36 42.
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Le-Win
Stephenson
Freeport
Jim Strong
Orangeville
Strong
Bill Miller
Jim Schultz
LeWin
Aquin
Shannon
Durand
Dakota
Pearl City
le Win
Schultz
Schieder
Jacobs
State Turkey Hunt Termed Successful
Wisconsin's 15 day turkey hunt ended April 30 and was one of the most successful experimental seasons on record per Conservation Department game men. The season netted 20 birds with many hunters aided by a turkey call in mild mid season weather.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Cubs and Cardinals open three game set after Cepeda trade
The Cardinals travel to Chicago after trading Ray Sadecki to San Francisco for Orlando Cepeda. Sadecki was to start against Bob Tendley as Al Jackson steps in. The Cubs split a Sunday doubleheader with the Mets, winning 3 1 before losing 5 1. The White Sox lost to Detroit in 11 innings as Horlen left with an injury and Jim Northrup delivered a key hit. The Sox start a three game set with Baltimore Tuesday.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ray Sadecki
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Sadecki
Cubs
Bob Tendley
al Jackson
Cepeda
Dick Ellsworth
Mets
New York
Glenn Beckett
Don Kessinger
Ellsworth
Jack Hamilton
Kessinger
Dennis Ribant
Billy Williams
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Comiskey Park
Horlen
Bob Locker
Brown
Locker
Tigers
Jerry Lumpe
Bill Skowron
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Sox
Orioles
Baltimore
UW Crew Narrowly Trails Dartmouth In Cochrane Cup
Wisconsin near upset Dartmouth in a 2000 meter Cochrane Cup race at Hanover New Hampshire finishing 6:26.1 to 6:25.2 with MIT about two lengths back in third. The Badgers pushed the Ivy Leaguers late as pace quickened and final margin stayed under a length.
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Hanover
N.H
Wisconsin
Dartmouth
Badgers
Manley Sets 3000 Meter Steeplechase Record at Quantico Relays
Mike Manley, former Wisconsin standout, won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 8:52.6 for Quantico at Quantico Relays. He broke Vic Zwolak’s 1959 Villanova record of 12.9 by leading a strong field in Virginia.
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Quantico
Mike Manley
University of Wisconsin
Manley
Vic Zwolak
Villanova
Santa Monica club tops Milwaukee in AAU volleyball final
Sand and Sea Club of Santa Monica California defeated Milwaukee 15-6 and 15-8 in a quarter final match Sunday then captured the National AAU volleyball tournament title in Elkhart Indiana.
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Elkhart
Ind
Sand and Sea Club of
Santa Monica
Calif
Milwaukee
National League scoreboard and weekend results
The National League standings show San Francisco leading with 18 wins and 7 losses, followed by Pittsburgh 14 8 and Houston 15 10. Weekend results feature Chicago beating New York 3 2, Philadelphia 7 3 Pittsburgh, Los Angeles 14 Cincinnati, San Francisco 15 St Louis 2, Houston 3 Atlanta 0, and Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles 1. Today’s games include Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh, with Cincinnati at Atlanta and St Louis at Chicago. Tuesday schedule adds Houston at New York and Cincinnati at Atlanta with a twi night.
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San Fran
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results
In the standings Baltimore and Cleveland share first with 14 wins each and a .739 pace, Detroit 13 wins, Chicago 11, Minnesota 9, Washington 7, Boston 7, New York 6, Kansas City 5. Sundays results include New York 5 California 2 and Washington 3 Kansas City 2 in 10 innings. Boston 8 Minnesota 4. Detroit 3 Chicago 1 in 1st game 11 innings. second game postponed due to cold with Baltimore 8 8 Cleveland 2 and several city matchups.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Maloney Nears Return for Reds After Injury
Cincinnati star pitcher Jim Maloney, sidelined two weeks with an arm injury, is expected to return this week. He is slated to start the first game of a twilight doubleheader with the Atlanta Braves, as Cincinnati opens a four game series in Atlanta tonight.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Reds
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Luther College Wins All Lutheran Viking Olympics
Carthage College of Kenosha Wisconsin finished fifth in Rock Island Illinois at the Viking Olympics with 19 percent points. Luther College of Iowa won the all Lutheran track meet.
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Rock Island, Ill
Carthage College of
Kenosha
Wis
Luther College of Iowa
Badgers Sweep Purdue 9-0 After Weekend Tennis Win
Wisconsin tennis team dominates Purdue 9-0 to complete weekend sweep after also beating Minnesota 7-2. Badgers show strong play at home, extending winning streak and securing conference momentum.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Purdue
Badgers
Minnesota
Softball Loops State Meetings Set for Season Prep
A second softball meeting is planned for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Community Center to organize season play with managers urged to attend. A girls meeting follows Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to gauge summer team interest as 26 teams compete, two more than last year, with practice starting Monday, May 16.
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James Mauermann
City Taxi
Martins
Eagles No. II
Pat’s Tap
Junction House
St. John’s
Alphorn Lounge
Chalet Cheese
Tri-State Breeders
Phillips 66
Tom’s Silo Service
Curtiss
Heeren and
Coplien
Eagles No. I
EUB
Swiggums
Dorman’s
Bethel
Firemen
Swiss Colony
Hubers
Milwaukee Cheese
Machine
Power- Light
Grace Lutheran
Shore takes part in Gray Ghost exercise aboard USS Chicago
Fire Control Technician Second Class James H. Shore of Blue Mounds participated in the April 12 22 naval exercise Gray Ghost off southern California aboard the USS Chicago. The first major First Fleet exercise of the year involved 48 ships and air units with live bombing rocket attacks shore bombardment amphibious raid simulations and rescue drills.
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MT. Horeb
Times Special
James H. Shore
USN
Lester Shore
Blue Mounds
Ridgeway Domination Seals 10-0 Victory Over Argyle
Ridgeway shut out Argyle 10-0 in the lone Southern section Home Talent League game as action opened. Wet grounds postponed Belleville at Wiota and Dodge Point at Blanchardville until May 30. Gene Sullivan and Ron Everson combined for the shutout with Ridgeway totaling 14 hits and Steve Erickson adding a three hit game.
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Ridgeway
Argyle
as_ action
Belleville
Wiota
Dodge Point
Blanchardville
Gene Sullivan
Ron Everson
Steve Erickson
Sullivan
Milwaukee Driver Wins at Dragaway
John Tunison of Milwaukee sped to 155.12 mph in 9.27 to win the nitro fuel dragster event at the Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove. Ray Neal of Whiting, Indiana, claimed the gas dragster division with 98.9 mph in 10.59 seconds. Doug Cook of Los Angeles won the special match race at 145 mph in 10.24 seconds.
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Union Grove
John Tunison
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Ray Neal
Whiting
Ind
Doug Cook
Los Angeles
Calif
Wisconsin Tops Minnesota In Low-Scoring Track Dual
Wisconsin victories hinge on War Schmidt second in pole vault and other wins by Weinert in the mile and two mile. Minnesota led briefly on Larry Mueller’s pole vault and Tom Stuart’s high jump meet mark, while Wisconsin swept sprint and relay events to seal a 72 69 win.
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Minneapolis
Warren Schmidt
Wisconsin
Badgers
Minnesota
Gophers
Schmidt
John Shaffer
Larry Mueller
Barney Peterson
Regi Stallings
Tom Stuart
Jim Weinert
Dick Simonsen
Liquid Manure More Beneficial
In East Lansing a University of Wisconsin expert told a symposium that spreading manure on frozen land is being abandoned due to nutrient runoff. Stanley A. Witzel noted that spring melt washes phosphorus into waters, and storage tanks pits and hauling can reduce pollution while making liquid manure more beneficial to crops.
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East Lansing
Mich
University of Wisconsin
Stanley A. Witzel
Witzel
Wisconsin
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Platteville Club
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Chisox
Maloney
U.S
G. I
Wisconsin School OF Electronics
Sherman Ave
Madison, Wis
Cliff Isely
22Nd Ave
Lake Wisconsin
Isely
Adtaker
Northern
Worm Lair
Cour
J. A. Cox
Bronson
South Bend
Sport and Hobby Shop
Slim
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