State Line League Meet Entrants Announced At Monroe
Monroe High School assistant track coach Fred R. Simpson and meet manager announced entrants for the annual State Line League meet to be held Monday after weather postponed it from last Wednesday. Field events start 4 30 pm with track trials at 5 30 pm and include multiple entries in shot put discus pole vault high jump long jump hurdles relays and sprints from Albany Belleville Brodhead Juda Monticello New Glarus Orfordville South Wayne Argyle and other schools.
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Fred R. Simpson
Monroe High School
John Stoehr
Albany
Bill Kolb
Steve Elmer
Argyle
Ron
Schober
Blanchardville
Mike Martin
Sandy Peterson
Brodhead
Dave Huntley
Jan Metz
Monticello
Phillipson
Roth
New Glarus
Dave Coon
Shirl ‘Laurie
Orfordville
Tink Mitchell
South Wayne
Ed Tway
Dennis Ruef
Dick Skattumt
Rich Larson
Paul Schreifer
Tom Sonnenburg
Belleville
Dave Sullivan
Stanley Nafzger
Rick Austin
Juda
Metz
Mark Heft
Bill Severson
Dennis Wyssbrod
Dale Klassy
Ott
Richard Cobham
Fred Schultz
Dick Skattum
Hillestad
New Wayne
Jim Sarbacher
Wayne
Bob Arnot
Argyl
Shirl Laubie
Gary Burkhalter
Tom Sonnenberg
Paul
Tom Edwards
Dennis Keen
Bob Besand
Tom Giles
Dan Flynn
Paul Schrepfer
Baumgartner
Huntley
John Williams
Mark Uleek
Yaun
New Glarus Hefty
Jim
Glarus
John Shoof
Dennis Lostetter
Ralph Klassey
Dale Anderson
Bill Lakin
Joel Leonard
David Dunphy
Gibbons
Frank Daniels
Wayne Rossing
Don Wunschel
Miles Klassey
Chuck Nelson
Lane One
Roy Kopp
Lee Rupnow
Lane Two
Larry Cox
Ed Burkhamer
Verne Lofgren
Lane Three
Behring
Steve Cleary
Buhiman
Lane Five
Joe Flanagan
John Dieterick
Belteville
Gordon ‘Klossner
Lane
Erickson
New ‘Glarus
Mark Kessler
Lane Seven
Wayne Stroessner
Glenn
Pat) Holmes
John Thompson
Pat Hampton
Don Hugdahl
Earl Brockman
Chuck Ekena
Vance Nelson
William Baird
Bob Hardell
Norm Huber
Paul Schoenike
Mike Kersten
Gary Ruge
Leo Sebald
Pat Klippel
Marleah Leopold
Don Miller
Mark Lindsay
Bob Lieberman
Scott Stafford
Tom Butcher
Bill Babler
Ken Schild
Dick Haney
Kent Duit
Roger Riesen
John Reese
Larry Schwitz
Will Kuppel
Richard Glendenning
Nate Figi
Larry Davis
Tom Casey
Jim Bartholf
Don Bloom
Alan Barnes
Dick Vincent
Terry Hayes
Superior Faces River Falls In Wisconsin State University Park
The Associated Press notes Superior aims to widen its lead in the Wisconsin State University Conference baseball race with a Saturday doubleheader against River Falls. Superior sits 5-1, one game ahead of Platteville at 4-2, while La Crosse and others chase from .500.
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Superior
River Falls
Associated Press
Wisconsin State University
Yellowjackets
Platteville
Pioneers
la Crosse
Stout
Lat Cros
Whitewater
Stevens Point
Oshkosh
Regulation Mistake Gives Anglers a Break in Wisconsin
An error in the 1966 Wisconsin fishing regulation folder prompted a Conservation Department clarification. The corrected rule: five rainbow trout per day on trout lakes applies only from Sept 15 to Feb 15. otherwise the aggregate limit is ten for all species except lake trout.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Lake Michigan
Burt To Lead Team to Battle in Wisconsin Inter-squad Game
Wisconsin's Chuck Burt leads the White against the Cardinals in Madison's annual inter-squad football game. The test hinges on recovered form after a 1965 collapse, with Burt aiming to prove improved passing and reduced interceptions amid a reshaped line and new teammates. Names include Tom Jankowski, Tom McCauley, Hank Cuceia, Lynn Buss, Wally Schoesson, Dick LaCroix, Phil Peterson, Phil Sobocinski, Tony Loukas, Warren Dyer, Eric Rice, Bob Richter, Sam Wheeler, Wayne Kostka, Tom Domres, Bill Grisley, Bob Grossman, Dave Berg, Gary Bander, Mike Cavill, John Boyajian, and the 2:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Madison
Chuck Bart
Cardinals
Wisconsin
Burt
Milt Bruhn
Lynn Buss
Wausau
Tom Jankowski
Tom McCauley
Hank Cuceia
Wally Schoesson
Mequon
Dick LaCroix
Phil Peterson
Phil Sobocinski
Tony ‘Loukas
Badger
Warren Dyer
Eric Rice
Bob Richter
Sam Wheeler
Wayne Kostka
Tom Domres
Bill Grisley
Bob Grossman
Dave Berg
Gary Bander
Mike Cavill
Marinette
John Boyajian
Cardinal
Scoreboard and baseball standings roundup
Score results include San Francisco 3 over Pittsburgh 0 and St Louis 4 Atlanta 3. Rain postponed Houston at New York. Today's games feature San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. American League standings show Cleveland 15 5, Baltimore 16 6, Detroit 14 9, Chicago 13 9, California 14 11, Minnesota 10 10, Washington 9 14, Kansas City 8 15, New York 7 17, Boston 7 17. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 New York 3 and Chicago 5 Baltimore 3.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cassius Clay Offered Vampire Role in British Film
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay received a film offer to play a vampire in a British horror project near London. The movie features former world middleweight Terry Downes, who stars as a hunchback. No comment came from Clay's camp as he trained for his title defense against Britain’s Henry Cooper on May 2 at the Arsenal stadium.
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London
Cassius Clay
Terry Downes
Clay
Britain
Henry Cooper
Arsenal
Giants roll past Pirates as Marichal earns seventh straight win
Yesterday's Stars highlight Juan Marichal of the Giants tossing a six hitter for his seventh consecutive victory in a 11 game winning streak extending with a 30 victory over Pittsburgh. Don Buford of the White Sox homered and delivered a three hit rally in a 5 3 win over Baltimore.
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Juan Marichal
Giants
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Don Buford
White Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Buford Leads Chisox Victory Over Orioles in Drizzle
Don Buford led Chicago with three hits including a triple as the White Sox beat Baltimore 3 1. The game featured seven errors, three in one inning by Chicago, and helped Jack Lamabe earn his first win. Cut Blefary homered for Baltimore and a double steal sparked Chicago’s first inning score.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Don Buford
White Sox
Jack Lamabe
Baltimore
Cleveland
Blefary
Orioles
Sox
Bill Skowron
Buford
Oriole
Andy Etchebarren
Tommy Agee
Detroit
Joe Horlen
Joe Sparma
Bill Monbouquette
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Ellsworth
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Cub
Leo Durocher
Philip K. Wrigley
Wrigley
TV Highlights Tonight Schedule Overview
TV highlights list programs with times from 6:30 to 10:30 including Wild Wild West with Michael Dunn, Runamuck, Flintstones with Tony Curtis likeness, Legends with America Paredes and Tristam Coffin, Hogan's Heroes, Sing Along, Addams Family, Weekend Report, Gomer Pyle, Honey West counterfeit ring, Opposition Theater, Smothers Brothers, President's Lady with Charlton Heston, Mr. Roberts about bride smuggling, Farmer's Daughter with rock idol, Festival of The Arts Paris 1900, Auto Safety drive, UNCLE, Court Martial, Dial M For Murder, Air Force, Tonight, The Texan, City.
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Penny
Tony Curtis
America Paredes
University of Texas
Tristam P. Coffin
U.S. Mexico
Hank
Honey West
Smothers Brothers
Charlton Heston
Mr. Roberts
Festival of the Arts
Paris
Grace Kelly
Air Force
John Garfield
Gig Young
Ilya
Weekend TV Guide Highlights and Movie Lineup
Television listings feature movies and shows with stars like Robert Ryan Peter Graves and Jackie Gleason. Prime time includes Beneath the Sea The Red Planet Mars Flipper Have Gun Will Travel Get Smart Lawrence Welk Gunsmoke plus Holiday on Ice and Gunfight at the OK Corral in late evening slots.
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Sea
Robert Ryan
Red Planet
Mars
Peter Graves
Lawrence Welk
OK Corral
Prospect of Record To Attract Big Crowd
Indianapolis motor speedway record may be broken a dozen times Saturday as first qualifying runs for the 50th 500 mile race May 30 draw a huge crowd. Opening day attendance could double above 100000 due to top drivers from American tracks and the world road racing circuit. The fastest qualifier Saturday earns the pole position in the front row, regardless of speeds Sunday and the next weekend.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Today in History and Top Sports Pairings Signal Big Ten Clash
On this date in 1607 Jamestown was founded by 105 colonists. In 1966 13 May notes mark major events including US entry into war with Mexico and Churchill’s famed “blood toil tears and sweat” line. Today Michigan and Minnesota square off in Minneapolis in a key Big Ten baseball twin bill. about 100 Europeans lived aboard boats and barges.
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Jamestown
Virginia
America
United States
Mexico
Palo Pinto
Tex
Winston Churchill
Philippines
Philippine
Washington
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Dominican Republic
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
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