New Glarus Clinches League Track Championship Title
New Glarus High School defeated Brodhead to win the State Lines League meet at T. R. Holyoke Field. Ott swept hurdles and high jump, Phillipson set a pole vault mark, Belleville took runner-up with 44 points as multiple records fell including mile relay times and discus.
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New Glarus High School
Brodhead
State Lines League
T. R. Holyoke
Glarners
John Ott
John Phillipson
Belleville
Orfordville Parkview
Argyle
Monticello
Albany
South Wayne
Juda
Blanchardville
Ott
Doug Scott
Phillipson
New Glarus
Dick Kessey
Orfordville
Gary Burkhalter
Bill Sayles
Disch
Tom Sonnenberg
Parkview
Dale Anderson
Nelson
Marty
Don Wunschel
Bill Severn
Wayne
J. Ott
Jan Metz
Bob Hillestad
Bob Arnot
Fred Schultz
Tom Edwards
Bob Baland
Tom Gilles
Larry Cox
Dave Fahey
Richert
Ziltener
Dan Pann
Ron Babler
Jeff Jubie
Bethke
al Gibeaut
Roy Kopp
J. Krassy
D. Erickson
Lee Rupnow
D. Marty
Frank Daniels
John Stohr
Steve Elmer
S. Marty
John Shoof
Hillstad
Track meet results from area schools listed
Participants Rick Austin Juda Tim Mitchell and others competed in relay events with New Glarus Belleville Brodhead Parkview Albany, posting 1 40 6 for the 880 relay. High jump results include Ott New Glarus Jan Metz Monticello Dick Kessey Parkview Ed Tway and K Kubly with heights to 5 9 34.
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Rick Austin
Juda
Tim Mitchell
South Wayne
New Glarus
Belleville
Brodhead
Parkview
Albany
Ott
Jan Metz
Monticello
Dick Kessey
Ed Tway
K. Kubly
Goetz Fires Hole-in-One at Monroe CC
Paul Goetz, 14, aced the 193 yard No 3 hole at Monroe Country Club using a driver off the tee. Goetz turned in a 41 for the round and is praised by pro Jim Forbes as a fine golf prospect for the school team.
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Paul Goetz
Monroe Country Club
Goetz
Jim Forbes
Sun Prairie
John
Pat Fencil
Robert Goetz
Lincoln Road
Monroe Junior High School
Scores and standings in the league race
The scoreboard shows San Francisco leading with 22 wins and Houston and Los Angeles close behind. Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Atlanta Cincinnati St Louis Chicago round out the mix with varying records and several matchups listed for Monday and Wednesday.
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San Fran
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
baseball standings and schedules for the American League
The American League standings show Cleveland 18 6 .750 leading with Baltimore 17 9 .654 Detroit 16 10 .615 California 17 12 .586 Chicago 14 11 .560 Minnesota 13 11 .542 Washington 10 17 .370 New York 10 18 .357 Kansas City 9 18 .333 Boston 8 20 .286 Minnesota 2 Washington 1 on the schedule list California at Kansas City Chicago at Minnesota New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore N
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Dearth Sets Two Monroes Marks in Dual Meet
Jimy Dearth starred for Monroe Cheesemakers with two new Monroe High School marks in the dual meet against Janesville. He posted 57-3 in the shot put and 155-3 in the discus, ranking second in the state in the discus and adding strong showings from Winzenried and Voelkhi in sprints and field events.
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Jimy Dearth
Monroe Cheesemakers
Janesville
Dearth
Monroe
Stu Voigt
Madison
Bill Baird
Winzenried
Max Vo
Swiggum
Lalor
Kilmer
Deininger
Henning
Shere
Thurner
Cox
MacDaniels
Hayes
Voelkli
Kading
Decker
Polglaze
Connors
McDaniels
Dowditch
Fort Atkinson blank Monroe 7-0 as Bienfang hurls no hitter
Senior lefthander Paul Bienfang of Fort Atkinson pitched a no hitter, striking out 12 and walking two in a 7-0 Fort victory over Monroe on the Fort diamond. Fort had 10 hits, Monroe made five errors, Haung led with three hits, and next games include Orfordville and South Wayne.
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Paul Bienfang
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe Cheesemakers
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Fort Diamond
Bienfang
Dick Swiggum
Steve Wuetrich
Fort
Dave Holling
Dennis Burns
Haung
Bachman
Dullere
Orfordville
South Wayne
Varsity
Edgerton
Belleville Team Set To Play at Ridgeway
Belleville manager Bill Feldt names players Ernie Furrer Roger Olson Roger Becker Robert McDermott Robert Olson Monte Olson Jack Butts Robert Flanagan Jerry Armstrong Dennis Pulver Jack Fischl William Dushek Don Austen Darrell Wallom and Jerry Bear for a road schedule. They play at Ridgeway on May 22 at Dodgeville May 29 at Wiota May 30 and June 5 Blanchardville comes to Belleville.
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Belleville
Bill Feldt
Ernie Furrer
Roger Olson
Roger Becker
Robert McDermott
Robert Olson
Monte Olson
Jack Butts
Robert Flanagan
Jerry Armstrong
Dennis Pulver
Jack Fischl
William Dushek
Don Austen
Darrell Wallom
Jerry Bear
Ridgeway
Dodgeville
Wiota
Blanchardville
Blocker Award Honors Gregg of Green Bay Packers
Gregg of the Green Bay Packers was named the NFL 1965 Outstanding Blocker Award winner. The longtime offensive lineman helped anchor championship teams in the 1960s and received the league honor today in Menasha Wisconsin.
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Menasha
Wisit
Forrest Gregg
Green Bay
National Football League
Monroe golf team tops Sun Prairie at Monroe Country Club
Monroe wins both varsity and jayvee matches over Sun Prairie at Monroe Country Club. Dave Goetz and Ron Smith each shot 39 to lead the varsity and jayvee squads as Monroe posted 215 to 227 and 223 to 235 verdicts respectively. Other top scorers included Kurt Share 43 Wynn Grendahl 43 and Tom Ejisch 48 for Monroe while Sun Prairie’s Mike Knodt 41 Bob Russell 41 and Phil Bair 44 were key for the visitors.
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Dave Goetz
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Ron Smith
Jayvees
Goetz
Bill Kubly
Kurt Share
Wynn Grendahl
Tom Eisech
Ralph Phillips
Kurt
Tennis Team Beaten by Ft Atkinson 4-2
The Monroe Cheese makers fell 4-2 to Ft Atkinson. Bill Norder and Tom Hefty each won singles matches, Norder 10-5 over Aufderhaar and Hefty 16-14 over Head. Ostrand and Ellestad of Ft Atkinson won a doubles match 10-2.
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Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Bill Norder
Tom Hefty
Norder
Aufderhaar
Ostrand
Dan Mayer
Roahen
John Berhart
Head
Ellestad
Tim Weir
Ostrand - Ellestad
Gerhart-Mayer
Albany High School Athletic Banquet Set for May 21
The Albany High School athletic banquet will be held Saturday May 21 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. The public is invited to attend to hear featured speaker George Chryst coach at Madison Edgewood High School.
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Albany
Albany High School
George Chryst
Madison Edgewood High School
Insurance Executive Will Get O'Dea Award
Madison sponsors of the annual Madison Sports Hall of Fame dinner say Howard W. Weiss of Milwaukee will receive the Pat O'Dea award. Weiss starred at Wisconsin in the 1930s and later played for the Detroit Lions, with the honor recognizing leadership and success from student scholastic and athletic effort.
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Madison
Madison Sports Hall of Fame
Howard W. Weiss
Milwaukee
Pat O’dea
Weiss
University of Wisconsin
Detroit Lions
O’dea
Wisconsin
Indianapolis 500 Test Day Tops For 28 Drivers
Jim McElreath of Arlington Texas led a sunny test day with the speed crown among 28 drivers as Indianapolis prepared for Memorial Day race practice.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Tex
Wisconsin revenue forecast cites $839 million surplus
The article notes a $11.4 million cushion minimum and a projected general fund revenue of $839 million for the two year period ending June 30 1967. It discusses tax receipts amid economic growth and potential impacts from a proposed Atomic Energy Commission project site in Wisconsin.
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Treasury
Wisconsin
Knowles
Stoughton
Atomic Energy Commission
Governor weighs tax cut amid rising surplus
Knowles rejected immediate use of a predicted surplus to fund a tax cut, calling the proposal fiscally irresponsible. He said a tax cut could be feasible in the future if state prosperity continued, as the Republican governor considered options.
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Knowles
Pascual Goes Seven, Twins Top Washington 2-1
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Camilo Pascual of the Twins limited Washington to seven hits and earned his sixth win in seven decisions as Minnesota won 2-1. Bernie Allen also delivered three hits and a run for the Twins in the victory.
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Camilo Pascual
Twins
Washington
Bernie Allen
Minnesota
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