Twins Hitter Slams a Pair Of Home Runs
Oliva slugged two homers as Minnesota beat Chicago 8-3 lifting his batting average to .407 and tying for league lead. Stanky joked Oliva should play in Japan while other games across the league featured McLain strong for Detroit and Alvis and Petrocelli homers in tight divisional races.
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Tony Oliva
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Oliva
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White Sox
Stanky
Twins
Japan
Jim Kaat
Detroit
New York Yankees
Dennis McLain
Cleveland
Washington
Max Alvis
Baltimore
Boston
California
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
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Pittsbugh
Atlanta
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Yankees
Roger Maris
Roger Repez
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Bill Freehan
Don Wert
Don Demeter
Tigers
Willie Horton
Alvis
Diego Segui
Indians
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Senators
Don McMahon
Tom Kelley
Bob Allen
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Petrocelli
Six to be enshrined in Whitewater State hall of fame
Whitewater State University will enshrine six additional members in its athletic hall of fame on October 8. Named are Gasper Farina of Waukesha, Henry C. Jacobsen of Wisconsin Rapids, John M. May of Detroit, Edgar H. Schwager of Whitewater, and Earl S. Thompson of Milwaukee.
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Whitewater
Whitewater State University
Gasper Farina
Waukesha
Henry C. Jacobsen
Wisconsin Rapids
John M. May
Detroit
Mich
Edgar H. Schwager
Earl S. Thompson
Milwaukee
Monroe hosts two big track meets this week
Monroe High School welcomes two major meets this week. State Line meet Monday saw New Glarus well ahead of Belleville. Brodhead ranked fourth. Friday features a Class B sectional at Monroe with ten schools on the quarter mile track at T R Holyoke Field starting 5 p.m. Event finals follow.
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Monroe High School
New Glarus
Belleville
Brodhead
Orfordville
Cheesemakers
Monroe
T. R. Holyoke
Monroe Senior High
Whitewater State University
Blackhawk League
Blanchardville
McFarland
Rex Foster
Whitewater State
Whitewater
Simpson
Early Leaders Dominate as Baseball Standings Shift
Cleveland strengthens AL lead at 19 6 after 3 2 win over Washington. Baltimore 18 9, Minnesota 14 11, California 17 12, Detroit 17 10. NL top Los Angeles 18 14, San Francisco 22 10. Postponements and twi night games noted with several cross matchups today.
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Detroit
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
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Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Braves President Denies Immediate Trade Plans
Braves president John McHale denied reports of imminent trades saying he is the only one who makes trades and that the club is not close to any deal. He noted the team is alert to improving itself but current reports are speculation regarding Rico Carty and Curt Simmons.
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Atlanta
Braves
John McHale
McHale
Rico Carty
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Badgers Rally Past Northern Illinois 4 3 in Tight NCAA Battle
Wisconsin wins 4-3 with three straight two out singles in bottom ninth to defeat Northern Illinois. Gary Kraft starts the tying rally and Harlan Krafft and Gary Pinnow drive in the winning run as the Badgers move to 7-17 before final Big Ten series with Illinois and Purdue. An earlier second inning error on Jan Brasic allows two Wisconsin runs.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois
Badgers
Illinois
Purdue
Gary Kraft
Harlan Krafft
Gary Pinnow
Jan Brasic
Parkview Clinches League Title as Parkview Dominates Albany
Parkview completed its sweep to an eighth straight league pennant with Paul Johnson totaling three triples two doubles and a single in six at bats as Orfordville beat Albany. Belleville beat Judo 8-5 and South Wayne upset Blanchardville 3-0 to tie for second place. Argyle edged Monticello 3-2 as Dick Shattum scored the winning run on a fielders choice in the sixth. Larry May pitched a two hitter and hit a two run homer for South Wayne. Juda beat South Wayne yesterday as Cotham struck out 10 in a two run win. Leaver took the loss. Juda and South Wayne set a rematch for tomorrow.
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Orfordville Parkview
Paul Johnson
Albany
Orfordville
Belleville
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Argyle
Monticello
Dick Shattum
Larry May
Zimmerman
Wunschel
Juda
Buhlman
Lettman
Roger Babler
Cotham
Leaver
Voelkli Sparks Local Track Club at Fort Atkinson Meet
Monroe finishes fifth with 26 points led by Max Voelkli who won the pole vault and high hurdles. Monona Grove tops the meet with 52 points followed by Middleton and others. individual Monroe placers include Harland Larbacher fourth in 220 and 440, Don Bloom fourth in 440, Roger Riesen fourth in mile, Harland Sarbacher second in long jump, and relay results for 880 and mile.
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Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Max Voelkli
Monona Grove
Middleton
Ft. Atkinson
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Stoughton
Edgerton
Harland Larbacher
Don Bloom
Roger Riesen
Harland Sarbacher
Joe Ripp
John Deininger
Sarbacher
Bloom
Ken Schild
Scott Stafford
Voelkli
Larry Schwitz
Time Running Out For Rookies at Indy
Time is running out for rookies seeking a chance to race in the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. The deadline for completing the 25 mile tests at 130 135 140 and 145 mph is 6 o clock tonight. Five rookies are in the starting field and three more joined the eligible list on Tuesday Red Riegel Lessport Pa Lee Roy Yarbrough Bruce Jacobi. The five who qualified last weekend are Gary Congdon Gra n Grove Mel Kenyon Graham Hill Jackie Stewart and Art Pollard.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Red Riegel
Lessport
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Bruce Jacobi
Awards Presented At Brodhead High Banquet
At the Brodhead High School athletic banquet Dave Brown spoke and presented awards. Recipients include Jeff Jubie and Bruce Cowan in basketball as well as numerous football wrestling and track honors plus team captains and MVPs.
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Brodhead High School
Dave Brown
University of Wisconsin
Tom Mitchell
Jim Johnson
Mitchell
Johnson
Badgers
Monroe
Tom
Lee Mitchell
Gerald Thompson
DeVon Schlegel
Bob Glaesman
Will Kind
Glaesman
Ed Staskal
Staskal
George Sergeant
Bob G
Phil Garthwaite
Gary Olson
Jan Peterson
John Yaun
Jeff Jubie
Keith Krause
Mike Martin
Kirk Olson
Barry Sauer
Dennis Sopher
Dave Sullivan
Greg Anderson
Tom Turner
Fritz Yaun
Gary Zimmerman
Bruce Cow
Reds blank Mets as Maloney twirls two-hitter
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney limited New York to two hits and retired the final 22 batters as the Reds won 4-0. Tony Oliva homered twice and drove in four for Minnesota in an 8-3 win over Chicago. Classified ads remain a daily aid for solving problems.
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Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Local Golf Team Names and Cheerleaders List
A roster of players and cheerleaders is presented with names including Brad Garthwaite Dennis Frehner Jim Kjelland and Gary Richwine for the A team, alongside a B team and cheerleaders Brenda Carde Carol Hafen Mary Reigle Linda Sauer Shirley Sauer and others.
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Burkhammer
Brad Garthwaite
Dave Pryce
Rick Rader
John Schoof
Rodger Sullivan
Mark Vlicek
Bruce Cowan
Dennis Frehner
Jim Kjelland
Bill Knight
Don Condon
Gary Richwine
Dennis Thorp
Larry Homb
Steve Ripp
Scott Condon
Brenda Carde
Carol Hafen
Mary Reigle
Linda Sauer
Shirley Sauer
Debbie Hoff
Barbara Reigle
Betty Reise
Becky Saunders
Kathy Zimmerli
Varsity Golfers Beaten by 227 199
The Monroe varsity golf team lost 227 to 199 to Middleton on the Middleton course. Jayvee squads won 217 231 with Mike Hall medalist shooting 36. Tom Ejisch led Monroe Jayvees with 40 and Ralph Phillips 42.
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Monroe
Middleton
Jayvee
Mike Hall
Dave Goetz
Tom Eisch
Jayvees
Ralph Phillips
Steve Neuberger
Varsity
Kurt Share
Bill Kubly
Ron Smith
Wynn Grendahl
Larry Hiler
Terry Utter
Bill LeMaster
Bill Summers
Eau Claire Blanks Stout In Two-Hit Shutout
Eau Claire pitcher Greg Zastrow threw a two hit shutout as Eau Claire defeated Stout 3-0 in the WSUC finale. An earlier rainout forced a doubleheader cancellation. An Eau Claire throwing error produced two runs, giving Eau Claire a 2-7 WSUC finish, with Superior winning last Saturday.
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EAU Claire
Greg Zastrow
Stout
Superior
Robert's Salon Leads League in Windy Acres Golf
Vi Kuban and Hazel Weissenfluh sparked the women’s league at Windy Acres yesterday. Kuban had the low gross 49 and Weissenfluh the low net 35. Prizes went to Betty Aiken Miriam Rufenacht Millie Peterson Ruth Olson and Eileen Wagner who tied for most strokes on No 7. Marilyn Voelkh had the shortest tee shot No 1 while Kuban had the low putts and Aiken the high putts. Team standings list Robert's Salon 16 Ludlow Bar 13 Goeck's D-X 11 Rofenacht's Oil Co 8 Johnie's Highway Club 6 Chocolate Shop 5.
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Vi Kuban
Hazel Weissenfluh
Windy Acres
Robert’s Salon
Ludlow Bar
Goeck’s
D-X
Rofenacht’s Oil Co
Johnie’s Highway Club
Chocolate Shop
Ortiz, world boxing champ, seeks Bronx state senate seat
Carlos Ortiz, the world lightweight boxing champion, announced Tuesday his plan to enter politics by seeking the Democratic nomination for the New York State Senate in his Bronx district.
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Politices
New York
Carlos Ortiz
Bronx N.Y
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