Monroe Trackmen win with three records at Badger meet
Monroe Trackmen led by Winzenried with three event wins and record performances at Monona Grove. Winzenried clocked 48.3 in the 440 with a 22.5 in the 220 and a 21-6 leap. Dearth set weight records in shot put and discus. Monroe finished second to Monona Grove 63 to 51, with state meet potential looming for record efforts.
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Mark Winzenried
Jim Dearth
Monroe
Monona Grove
Winzenried
Monona
Dearth
Delavan-Darien
Bruce Kading
All Barnes
Terry Hayes
Dick Vincent
Don Bloom
Harland Larbacher
Barnes
Chuck LaBuch
Hayes
Mike Meythaler
Meythaler
Boston Red Sox Equal Win String of 3-Years
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 11-2 to extend their winning streak to six games, matching their longest run in three years. Carl Yastrzemski and Tony Conigliaro hit two run homers off Camilo Pascual as he failed to retire any batter in the first two innings. Jose Santiago and Dick Radatz shut out Minnesota for eight innings.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Sox
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Pascual
Jose Santiago
Dick Radatz
Reds Rally Past Braves With Seven-Run Seventh
Cincinnati exploded for seven runs in the seventh inning to erase a six run deficit and defeat the Atlanta Braves 8 to 2 on Tuesday night. Denney Lemaster held Atlanta through six innings before the big inning.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Denny Lemaster
Atlanta Braves
Vicar Denounces Spongers Over Turpin Fallout
In Leamington Spa England a Church of England vicar denounces the spongers who deserted Randy Turpin after his fame faded following his world middleweight title reign.
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Leamington Spa
England
Randy Turpin
Packers post 1965 profit while eyeing 1966 depth and speed
Lombardi announces the Green Bay Packers ended 1965 with a net profit of 274 919 at the stockholders meeting. He cites large bids for star rookies Danny Anderson and Jim Grabowski, and outlines 1966 needs by position including quarterbacks running backs ends and defensive backs.
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Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Danny Anderson
Texas Tech
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Anderson
Grabowski
Lombardi
Bart Starr
Zeke Bratkowski
Ron Smith
Los Angeles
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Ron Vandersen
Massachusetts
Ron Rector
Northwestern
Boyd Dowler
Carroll Dale
Bob Long
Bill Anderson
Marv Fleming
Allen Brown
Tony Jeter
Ken Bowman
Jerry Kramer
Fuzzy Thurston
Bob Skorowski
Forrest Gregg
Scoreboard shows California and Baltimore leads in games
Scores: California 4 New York 2, Baltimore 6 Chicago 4. Today’s games list Baltimore at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Kansas City at Washington, California at New York, Minnesota at Boston. Minnesota at Boston is the only game scheduled for Thursday.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
National League results and standings snapshot
The National League tally shows San Francisco 26 13 .667 leading, with Houston 22 16 .579 and Los Angeles 22 17 .564 trailing. Tuesday games featured Cincinnati 8 Atlanta 2 and Chicago 2 St Louis 0, while Houston beat New York 5 3 and Los Angeles topped Philadelphia 3 2.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Francisco
San Francisco
Los Angels
Windy Acres Women Golf Leaders Named
Betty Afken wins low net with 38 while Ben Goecks and Vi Kuban tie for low gross with 54s. Ann Pickett takes longest drive on No. 2. Chipping prizes go to Gill Hayes Voelkhi Bloom Olson Elliott Pickett Rogula. Standings list Robert's Salon 22 Ludlow Bar 19 Goecks D-X 19 Rufenacht's Oil 13 Johnnie's Highway 9 Chocolate Shop 9.
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Ben Goecks
Vi Kuban
Windy Acres
Betty Aiken
Ann Pickett
Helen Gill
Helen Hayes
Marilyn Voelkhi
Virginia Bloom
Ruth Olson
Dollie Elliott
Jean Rogula
Robert
Salon
Ludlow Bar
Goeck’s
D-X
Rufenacht’s Oil Co
Johnnie’s Highway Club
Chocolate Shop
Cubs Top St Louis 2-0 Behind Beckett's Two Runs
Glenn Beckett doubled and scored one run and drove in another with a single in the Cubs 2-0 win over St Louis. Luis Tiant scattered four hits for his fourth shutout as the Indians blanked Detroit 2-0 in the second game of the doubleheader. Classified ads urge Cupid style matchmaking and promote use of ads to attract buyers renters and sellers.
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Glenn Beckett
Cubs
St. Louis
Luis Tiant
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Phillips 66 Wins 9-8 In 10 Innings Over Power Light Club
In Monroe Slowpitch League opening night action Phillips 66 outslugged Power and Light 9-8 in ten innings on 18 hits. Gus Martin drove in five, Dick Boerk and Dick Witt had three hits apiece, while Power and Light team added 14 hits led by Dave Martin, Bill Schmid and Harold Sanders. Martins defeated Grace Lutheran 4-3 behind Don Martin two hits. Eagles No. 1 beat EUB 6-2 with Bob Voegeli driving in three runs and Tig Kohl adding RBI support.
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Phillips 66
Monroe
Martins
Grace Lutheran
Eagles No
EUB
Power and Light
Dick Boerk
Dick Witt
Ed Grossen
Harrison Buttenhoff
Dave Martin
Bill Schmid
Harold Sanders
Gus Martin
Martini
Buttenhoff
Grossen
RBI
Wayne Jensen
Jerry Gelbach
Don Martin
Martin
Lee Fernstaedt
Eagles No. 1
Bob Voegeli
Gary Voegels
Don Swenson
Tig Kohl
Burleigh Bartlet
Cal Erickson
Eagles
Terry Wenger
Kauai King Arrives in New York for Belmont Stakes
Kauai King arrived at Aqueduct on Tuesday to prepare for the Belmont Stakes on June 6. The horse has won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness and could become the first Triple Crown winner since Citation in 1948.
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New York
Citation
Salmon earbone rings reveal ages like tree growth
Scientists describe how salmon ear bones accumulate yearly layers, each ring marking one year of life similar to tree growth rings. The method offers a way to determine age accurately in studies of salmon populations.
Spring coaches meeting set for Monona Grove Tonight
The Badger Conference coaches for all spring sports will gather tonight at Monona Grove High School for the annual session. On Thursday night, track officials will be treated to a free meal by the school, as they are not paid.
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Monona Grove
Badger Conference
Sox Fall, Cubs Win as NL Dives Deep
The Chicago White Sox drop a 6-4 decision to the Baltimore Orioles. Tommie Agee drives in three runs with a homer while Al Weis commits two errors in the third. Manager Eddie Stanky hopes for a quick breakout as Tommy John faces Steve Barber. The Chicago Cubs beat the St Louis Cardinals 2-0 with Glenn Beckert driving runs and Ted Abernathy sealing the shutout. Cubs’ Bob Hendley opposes Nelson Briles as the teams renew the matchup.
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Baltimore Orioles
Tommie Agee
al Weis
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Eddie Stanky
Soxill
Tommy John
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Hands
Ted Abernathy
Cardinals
Abernathy
Glenn Beckert
Ernie Banks
Beckert
Cubs
Bob Hendley
Nelson Briles
Mitchell to Attend Fitness Conference Saturday
Monroe High School athletic director Lee Mitchell will attend a conference on Physical Activity and Sports for Fitness at the State Capital on Saturday. Speakers include Gov. Warren P. Knowles Vince Lombardi Col Edward Engele Dr Allan J. Ryan and Lloyd Larson.
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Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Warren P. Knowles
Vince Lombardi
Edward Engele
Allan J. Ryan
Lloyd Larson
Monroe Nine Falls 3-1 in Close WIAA Loss at Edgerton
Monroe bowed from the WIAA tournament after a 3-1 defeat at Edgerton, played in Orfordville. Edgerton tallied three unearned runs as Holman struck out 16. Dennis Burns allowed four walks and five hits with 4 Ks. Moore closed season 1-10. Swiggum led Monroe with a clean seventh-inning RBI dash.
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Edgerton
Orfordville
Dennis Burns
Dick Swiggum
Marty J. Deignan
Swiggum
Holman
Deignan
Tribesmen Seek Tax Status as Symbol of Civilization
Some New Guinean tribesmen not yet under government control have appealed to officials to tax them. They view taxation as proof of civilization and a mark of modern status.
Clay Begins Tour of Egypt After Title Defense
Muhammad Ali Cassius Clay, newly crowned world heavyweight champion, starts a five day visit in Egypt after deciding against returning to the United States. He gathers a huge Cairo crowd at Tarmac Airport and hints at a possible title defense against Karl Mildenberger.
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Egypt
Cassius Clay
United States
Clay
Muhammad Ali
United Arab Republic
Higher Council For Islamic Affairs
Henry Cooper
London
Karl Mildenberger
West Germany
Mildenberger
Frankfurt
Marine Robert L. Cloutier Killed in Vietnam
Somerset Wisconsin native Private Robert L. Cloutier 18 died in Vietnam a little over two weeks after deployment according to officials. The report notes his service and hometown while a general reference to Classified Acts appears in the same column.
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Pfe
Robert L. Cloutier
Somerset
Wis
Viet Nam
How the Oscar statuette got its name
The Oscar nickname started in 1931 when Margaret Herrick, then executive secretary of the Academy, noted the statuette’s square jaw resembled her uncle Oscar and the name stuck. Friday the 13th is linked by some theories to Christ’s crucifixion on a Friday and the 13 present at the Last Supper including Judas.
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The
Academy
Oscar
Christ
Judas
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