Dearth Sets Mark With Discus Toss at Sectional Meet
Jim Dearth shattered the state Class B discus record with a 176 ft 9 in throw and qualified for state in shot put. Mark Winzenried won three events the 440 the 220 and the broad jump and helped Monroe lead with 61 points at the sectional meet.
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Mark Winzenried
Monroe
Dearth
Stu Voigt
Winzenried
Delavan
Dick Vincent
Vincent
al Barnes
John Deininger
Mike Meythaler
Max Voelkhi
Ron Eckstam
Platteville
Darlington
Dodgeville
Lancaster
River Valley
Evansville
Milton Union
Mt. Horeb
Edgerton
Jim Lawringer
Rich Jeske
Jim Hake
Barnes
Bloom
la Buch
Hayes
LaVoy
Bisbee
Steffen
Hake
Jim Lawinger
Ken Austin
Bill Weitzel
Wes Elliott
Gary Poller
Jim Bartels
Bob Bachler
Terry Slaght
Gary Jones
Eric Thompson
Jeff Schroeder
Badger Sophomore Wins Third Straight
John Poser the Wisconsin pitcher, a late blooming standout, earned his third consecutive Big Ten win by scattering eight hits in a 7-3 victory over Illinois. He also hit a solo homer as Mark Rosenblum added a three run shot in the fourth. The win lifts Wisconsin to 5-8 in conference play and sole possession of sixth place. They face Purdue in a doubleheader with Dennis Sweeney and Lance Reich slated to start.
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John Poser
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mark Rosenblum
Badgers
Purdue
Dennis Sweeney
Lance Reich
Monroe Cheesemakers Upset Edgerton 6-2 In Final Badger League Game
Dennis Burns pitched four hits and four walks over seven innings to lead Monroe as they defeated Edgerton 6 to 2 in the season finale. Dave Holling drove in three runs with a bases loaded double and a single, while Dick Swiggum and Jeff Lueck added extra-base hits. Monroe advances to a return game with the Crimson Tide in the WIAA tournament set for Monday at Orfordville.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Dennis Burns
Edgerton
Badger
Monroe
Burns
Crimson Tide
Orfordville
Dave Holling
Cheesemaker
Holling
Dick Swiggum
Jeff Lueck
Swiggum
Weuetrich
Steve Wuetrich
Marty J. Deignan
Deignan
Dick Pope
Devlin Leads Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth
Bruce Devlin of Australia led the Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament into its third round at Colonial Country Club with a three stroke edge over Gene Littler. Devlin shot 71s in the first two rounds for a 36 hole total of 135 aiming for a potential 277 to win the $110,000 event with $21,000 top prize.
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Tex
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Gene Littler
Colonial
Devlin
Colonial Country Club
Peter Thomson
Bob Charles
Thomson
Charles
State Contends In Big Ten Golf Championship Fight
Wisconsin trails Ohio State by three strokes after 36 holes at Finbine course. John Hogsden shot 71 for a 147 tied for third with Bob Burnham as Wisconsin carded 751. Northwestern leads with 144 and Ed Sneed of State sits second at 146.
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Iowa City
Iowa
John Hogsden
Wisconsin
Hogsden
Finbine
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bob Burnham
John Seehausen
Northwestern
Ed Sneed
State
Kushemba Forces Ripon's Winning Run in 10th
Ripon beat Monmouth 9 8 in 10 innings to take the Midwest Conference baseball playoff lead. Kushemba drew a bases loaded walk for the winning run while Gordie Steinbach and winning pitcher Mike Weiler homered for Ripon. The title decider is in a doubleheader today.
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RIPON
Harry Kushemba
Monmouth
Gordie Steinbach
Mike Weiler
64 Will Compete In 1966 Wisconsin Amateur Golf
A field of 64 will compete in match play for the 1966 state amateur golf championship beginning July 25. The Wisconsin State Golf Association said the tournament will be held at Pine Hills Country Club and the Riverdale Golf Club.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin State Golf Association
Pine Hills Country Club
Riverdale Golf Club
Superior Selected To Represent District In Area 4 Baseball
Superior State named to represent Wisconsin in the Area 4 tournament at Storm Lake Iowa. The Yellowjackets earned the bid without a playoff as Milton and Carthage could not meet due to scheduling conflicts. Superior carries an 8-8 record and is Wisconsin State University Conference champion.
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Ashland
Superior State
Wisconsin
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Yellowjackets
Milton
Carthage
Superior
Storm Lake
Iowa
Large Hail Drops Duck Dinner in Wellington
A severe storm in Wellington Kansas produced golf ball size hail that damaged property and left Ernest Phillips with a dead duck in his yard. Phillips noted a dented side on the duck while recounting the incident.
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Wellington
Kan
Ernest Phillips
Phillips
Morocco Locust Plague Strikes Farms and Villages
In 1954 a vast cloud of locusts 200 miles long and 15 miles wide swept into Morocco. The swarm devoured grain crops and damaged large orange groves. Reports note some attacks on children and animals amid the crisis.
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Morocco
Chisox Fall 3-2 to Indians in bean ball fallout
Chicago drops to 14-15 after a 3-2 loss to Cleveland Indians as Gary Bell shuts down the White Sox offense. Eddie Stanky, calling himself a retaliation manager, vows to focus on winning while Minnesota and Boston incidents loom. Floyd Robinson drives an earned run with a sixth inning double.
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Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
White Sox
Cleveland
Sox
Twins
J. C. Martin
Jim Perry
al Weis
Martin
Perry
John Buzhardt
Sam Mele
Buzhardt
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Indians
Gary Bell
Floyd Robinson
Gene Freese
Juan Pizarro
Sam McDowell
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Ferguson Jenkins
Markets Summary for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Week's hog market shows No 1 and 2 190-220 lb barrows and gilts at 25.50 to 25.75 with around 400 head sold. Mixed 1-3 190-230 lb and 220-240 lb prices range 24.00 to 25.50. Cattle steadier than last Friday with slaughter steers and heifers closing up. cows 50-75 lower. Slaughter steers at 26.25 to 28.25 for various weights. heifers and cows follow similar ranges. Sheep steady with spring slaughter lambs 77-100 lb at 28.00-28.25 and 100-108 lb at 27.00-28.00.
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Chicago
Friday scoreboard results and weekend schedule
Score results include Baltimore 8 5 Detroit 4 9 New York 2 Minnesota 1 Washington 6 California 5 Boston 3 Kansas City 0 Cleveland 3 Chicago 2. Tonight matchups Cleveland at Chicago Minnesota at New York California at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston. Sunday's Cleveland at Chicago California at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Minnesota at New York. Monday Kansas City at Washington.
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National League standings and game results
The National League with San Francisco leading the pack at 23 12 and Houston at 20 14. Philadelphia beat Houston 6 5 in 10 innings while Atlanta defeated Chicago 12 2 and New York topped San Francisco 7 3. Multiple matchups listed with scheduled games including Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Chicago at Atlanta, plus repeats of several contests.
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Houston
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Wisconsin Nets Fall as Michigan Leads Big Ten Tennis
Wisconsin trailed Michigan on the second and final day of the Big Ten tennis championships in East Lansing Michigan with Michigan ahead of the pack and UW far behind the leader as action continued.
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East Lansing
Mich
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rent that Room Through Classified 7
A Monroe Evening Times classified entry promotes renting a room. Details are sparse but indicate the ad appears under Classified 7 and seeks rental inquiries.
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Monroe
Local Netters Drop Decision In Season Finale
Dan Mayer won a 10-6 singles match and Mayer with Tom Hefty and John Gerhart won a doubles, but the Cheesemakers fell 5-2 to Edgerton. Final Badger Conference dual meet of the season. Monroe’s Bill Norder did not play.
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Dan Mayer
Tom Hefty
John Gerhart
Netters
Edgerton
Badger
Middleton
Monroe
Bill Norder
Fred Falk
Hank Gindt
Don Barry
Gary Algrim
Jeff Goode
Greg Price
Dennis Laube
Atkinson Upsets Michigan State in Big Ten Long Jump
Wisconsin athlete Tom Atkinson pulled the upset by leaping 24 feet 8 inches to dethrone Michigan State's Jim Garrett in the Big Ten meet at Bloomington Indiana. Garrett finished second or third with 23 feet 11.5 inches while Wendell Bjorklund of Minnesota was runner up at 24 feet 4 inches. Wisconsin led early and claimed five qualifiers including Steve Whipple Rickey Poole and Reggie Stalling as the meet progressed.
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Bloomington
Ind
Tom Atkinson
Wisconsin
Atkinson
Michigan State
Jim Garrett
Western Springs
Ill
Garrett
Wendell Bjorklund
Minnesota
Badgers
Michigan
Bob Donnelly
Gary Crites
Steve Whipple
Rickey Poole
Reggie Stalling
Geneva election shows small Communist groups swing big votes
A Swiss analysis finds Geneva’s Communist Party tiny yet mobilizing a network of supportive groups. Demagogic activity from women, youth, seniors, intellectuals, sports fans and pacifists produced votes far beyond the party’s official strength.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
Grand Council
Geneva
Switzerland
Communist Party
Magnuson seeks full State Department details on Russia
Senator Warren G. Magnuson has formally requested the State Department to provide complete details regarding Russia. The move aims to clarify official information, timelines, and potential implications for U.S. policy and diplomacy.
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Warren G. Magnuson
State Department
Russia
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