Packers Face Realignment and Tough Weather Schedule
The NFL plans realignment with Pittsburgh Baltimore and Cleveland moving to the AFL. Green Bay faces a 1969 slate featuring three Milwaukee games and road trips to Minneapolis Detroit Los Angeles and Chicago with no televised Saturday or Monday night games. Exhibition games include matches against New York Chicago Dallas Cleveland Pittsburgh and Atlanta.
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Lolich Set as Starting Pitcher for Tigers at County Stadium
Mickey Lolich, 28, the 1968 World Series hero, will start for Detroit against the Chicago White Sox at County Stadium. Rookie lefty Gerald Nyman will oppose him for the Sox after a one hitter in a 6 0 win over Washington. Ticket sales for the game reached 17 000.
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State Track Standouts Lead High School Efforts
Milwaukee AP reports top state high school marks in sprints, distance, field events and relays. Notable names include Baker Madison La Follette, Mersch Menomonie, Siebert Brookfield East, Swenson Mc Farland, Herald Watertown, and Oberhofer Milwaukee Madison among others.
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Steve Mersch
Menomonie
Dan Siebert
Brookfield East
John Buggs
Orfordville
Bruce Pagel
Watertown
Jim Lustig
Milwaukee Custer
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Morris Nelson
Milwaukee West
Craig Swenson
McFarland
Don Knaeck
Major Ray
Racine Park
Chuck Zettel
Racine Case
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Dan Cautley
Madison Memorial
Dan Winzenreidh
Monroe
Steve Stintzi
Menomonee Falls
John Feely
Washington
Dick Oberhofer
Madison
Cary Jarozewski
Milwaukee Bay View
Don Trevaskis
Dennis Ervin
Wauwatosa West
Mike Makowski
Brookfield Central
Jim Wissing
Glendale
Jon McDorman
Racine Horlick
Mike Humbach
Ft. Atkinson
Mike Jaeger
Stanley Boyd
Rance Kendrick
Paul Morrow
Beloit
Mike Anderson
Milwaukee King
Tom Monien
Mosinee
Don Jamess
Tom Bewick
Randy Canham
Waukesha
Don Knaack
Appleton East
Rick Koeck
Fond du Lac
Bob Braun
Union Grove
Pat Braun
Richland Center
Whitefish Bay
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Majestic Prince's Triple Crown bid stirs turf world
Reports say Majestic Prince may run in the Belmont Stakes to chase the Triple Crown despite earlier plans to skip. Owner Frank McMahon reportedly told the New York Times they will give him a chance if he is ready. Also, USC tight end Bob Miller signed with the New Orleans Saints as the ninth draft pick to join the team.
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