Winzenried Tops 440 Run as Sectional Prep Picks Up
Mark Winzenried of Monroe remains the 440 yard leader with a 48.8 second clocking, anchoring a Wisconsin prep honor roll highlight. Wisconsin high school track shifts focus to a Class B sectional at T R Holyoke Field in Monroe with 351 schools entered and a winners' relay path advancing to several sectionals.
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Janesville
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Edgerton
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Menomonee Falls
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Nicolet
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Madison West
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Monroe golfers push Jefferson in close dual at Monroe CC
The Monroe Cheese makers led by Coach Gary Ruge lost to Jefferson Eagles by three strokes in a final dual of the season at Monroe Country Club. Jefferson finished 7-0 in dual meets, while Monroe ended 3-4, with upcoming Badger Conference events and other sports action planned across the area.
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Jefferson
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Sun Prairie
Monroe Sales Leads Windy Acres Golf League Action
In the Monroe Sales Co led Windy Acres league action Pat Wuetrich posted an eagle on the Par 5 seventh to spark the night. Wally Miller earned low gross 37 and low net 33 as Monroe Sales moved into first with 17 percent.
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Lee Kubly
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Dick Lane
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Behring Motors
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Roy’s Stamp Shop
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Beloit Beloit Track Meet Canceled by Monroe
Monroe High School athletic director Lee Mitchell announced Beloit dual track meet is canceled due to Badger Conference reshuffling. The conference meet, initially set for Friday May 13, was postponed by weather and rescheduled for Tuesday May 24 at Monona Grove. Also Boston Patriots announced AFL contract receipts from linemen Charlie Long Larry Eisenhauer and Lennie St Jean.
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Beloit
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Monona Grove
Boston
Boston Patriots
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Larry Eisenhauer
Lennie St. Jean
Carthage Defeats Carroll in High-Scoring Game
Carthage records a 27 to 5 victory over Carroll College after four innings, with Carroll committing 13 errors and allowing 20 hits and 10 stolen bases. Carthage also won the first game of the doubleheader 5 to 0.
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Carthage
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Monroe Nine Surfers Fall Behind In Doubleheader Loss
Monroe Cheese makers lost 10-4 to Orfordville as errors and tight hitting plagued them. Parkview's bats produced seven extra base hits and a six and seven inning rally, with Galen Kuebli as a key hitter and Matty J. Deignan praising the team. Jayvee squad also dropped 10-0 to South Wayne, ending their season 1-3. varsity eyes Edgerton finale then WIAA tourney start at Orfordville with Edgerton Monday and Juda/Orfordville Tuesday results.
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Middleton High School
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Viking
Dale Barry
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Parkview
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Galen Kuebli
Monroe
Steve Wuetrich
Stu Grendahl
Dennis Burns
Lythjohan
Welch
Johnson
Bradorn
Hagen
Schoen
Jayvees
South Wayne
Hershberger Leads A's Doubleheader Sweep at Kansas City
Yesterday's Stars batter Mike Hershberger had four hits in the doubleheader as the Athletics swept California 7-1 and 7-4. He drove in three and scored twice in the nightcap after starting a four run rally with a single in the opener. Sammy Ellis of the Reds pitched a four hitter with eight strikeouts to beat the Mets 4-2.
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Kansas City
California
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Jockey Braulio Baeza Sails Four Wins at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct on Wednesday jockey Braulio Baeza rode four winners. His success highlighted a strong performance in New York racing as venues prepared for upcoming stakes.
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Braulio Baeza
Aqueduct
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The scoreboard shows Cleveland 19 7 .731 leading the league with Baltimore 18 10 .643 two games back Detroit 17 11 Minnesota 15 11 California 17 14 and Chicago 14 13 close behind. Wednesday results include Minnesota 7 Chicago 1 and New York 7 Detroit 2.
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Al Zipperer Named As Athlete of Year at Lakeland
SHEBOYGAN Lakeland senior Al Zipperer captain of football basketball and baseball has been named Athlete of the Year for the second straight time. He will complete 10 varsity letters and leave as Lakeland’s all time pass receiving ace with 1 111 yards and 12 touchdowns in three football seasons.
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al Zipperer
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Winners Listed In Kegler Meet In New Glarus
The city bowling tournament at Swiss Lanes New Glarus finished with 56 teams 280 bowlers in team events and over 280 in singles and doubles. Ten winners in each event include Adams Adams Township Jelle's Construction Zentners North Star Bar and others with team members named.
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Dick Voegels
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Willie Kolden
New Glarus Bowling Standings and Scores
Kenneth Ross of New Glarus led all events with a 1 757 score without handicap. Frank Mellenberger of Belleville posted the best handicap score at 1 849, with an actual 1 606 and 243 pins added.
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Kenneth Ross
Frank Mellenberger
Belleville
Saunders Leads Way to Colonial FORT WORTH Open
Favorite Doug Sanders heads the opening round of the $110,000 Colonial National Invitation Tournament as eight former champions and 13 of the top money winners compete. Arnold Palmer absent with a back problem and Jack Nicklaus passes. Sanders shot four over par 71 in the pro-am.
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Romeo Hanover Favored In Cane Futurity Pace
Yonkers Raceway hosts the Cane Futurity Pace with Romeo Hanover the 7-5 morning line favorite despite drawing post ten in the 11 horse field. Driver Billy Myer aims to avoid traffic trouble as Overcall, driven by John Patterson Sr., sits second choice at 2-1.
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Yonkers Raceway
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Monroe Falls In Close Golf Meet With Jefferson
The Monroe golf team lost 219 to 216 at Monroe Country Club in a makeup match from last Friday. Dave Goetz led Monroe with 39 and Kurt Share added 41 while Tom Eisch posted 42 and Bill Kubly 44. Jefferson’s Jay Keen led with 39, followed by Jim Nevermann 43 and Chuck Schicker 45.
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Kurt Share
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Tom Jbisch
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