Monroe Trackmen Favored in Wisconsin Class B and C Meet
Monona Grove, Peshtigo emerge as top contenders as 192 schools vie in Madison area track championships. Monroe's Mark Winzenried and Jim Dearth headline Class B hopes with strong 440 and field marks while Ken Peterson aims long jump standards.
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Jim Dearth
Winzenried
Wisconsin
Dearth
Ken Peterson
Grafton
Richland Center
Monona Grove
Hudson
Platteville
Mosinee
Mukwonago
Cumberland
Medford
Prairie du Chien
Bruce Trail
Peshtigo
Monroe
West Milwaukee
Shorewood
Hartland Arrowhead
Kohler
Dick Smith
Weston
Bill Schnur
Schnur
George Williams
Oregon
Jim Lawinger
Swift Tom Campbell
Jim Saletri
Suring
Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 and Cleveland 13 Detroit 2
Scores show Chicago defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 while Cleveland runs past Detroit 13 to 2. Friday schedule includes Baltimore at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit with several other matchups noted for Friday and Wednesday box results across the National League standings.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
California
Washington
New York
San Fran
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Binga
San Francisco
Wheelwright Signs with Falcons After Giants Draft
The Atlanta Falcons announce the signing of Ernie Wheelwright, a 240-pound fullback acquired from the New York Giants in the expansion draft. Wheelwright, 26, led the Giants in rushing as a rookie in 1964. Contract terms were not disclosed.
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Wheelwright
Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Ernie Wheelwright
New York Giants
Giants
Garron Signs Seventh Season With Boston Patriots
Running back Larry Garron, an original member of the Boston Patriots, has signed for his seventh season with the American Football League club.
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Boston
Larry Garron
Boston Patriots
One-Hitter Sparkles As Monroe Machine Beats Chalet 5 1
Monroe Machine and Welding pitchers Roger Hoesly and Dick Feller combine for a one hitter to defeat Chalet Cheese 5 to 1 in the opener of the Monroe Slow Pitch League. Tom Stine homered and drove in three runs as Pat's Tap No 1 won 10 5 over Swiggums. Dormans edged Pat's Tap No 2 18 17 in a slugfest. Tom's Silo Service beat Firemen 11 9 behind Roger Schneeberger two run homer and three RBIs.
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Roger Hoesly
Dick Feller
Monroe Machine and Welding
Chalet Cheese
Monroe
Tom Stine
Pat
Dormans
Bud Donavan
Tom
Silo
Firemen
Roger Schneeberger
Hoesly
Feller
Dick Smith
Leroy Rufer
Paul Hefty
Gene Hefty
Keith Christianson
Daren Friedrichs
Dave Kuebli
Stan Rebly
Kuebli
Pat Lunda
Christianson
Skip Brennan
Gary Jeglum
Swiggums
Jim VanWagenan
Charles Lostetter
Don Miller
Leroy Marty
Bill Wunschel
Jeglum
Dormans wins as nine innings decide tight game
Donovan collects four hits with four RBIs for the winners. Tom Holcomb gains the win, Bob Hoesly the loss as Dormans secures the decisive run in the ninth. Hartwig Neuenschwander lead Pat's Top No. 2 with four RBIs apiece.
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Dormans
Donovan
Russ Johnson
Bill Carter
Johnson
Bob Wolfe
Gary Rufenacht
Warren Schesser
Butch Hartwig
Paul Miller
Don Neuenschwander
Pat
Hartwig
Neuenschwander
Bill Walters
Miller
Tom Holcomb
Bob Hoesly
Tom
Silo Services
Roger Sullivan
Schneeberger
al Zuhlke
Roy Figi
Roger Guttmer
Bob Rufer
George Cromwell
Walt Rufner
Gene Lueck
Marty March
John McLelland
Roger Brugger
Don van Wagenen
Holiday Races Set at Rockford
Holiday weekend drag racing at Rockford Dragway Byron Indiana features the famous Little Red Wagon with Bill Maverick Golden of Los Angeles at the wheel. Wheelstands fuel the show as 426 cubic inch Dodge engine powers a 120 mph quarter mile run. Time trials start 9 a.m. races at 2 p.m. both days with the track 15 miles southwest of Rockford on Highway 2.
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Rockford Dragway
Byron
Bill (Maverick) Golden
Los Angeles
California
Golden
Rockford
Griffith Archer World Middleweight Title Bout Planned
A July 13 Madison Square Garden world middleweight title bout between champion Emile Griffith and challenger Joey Archer is expected to be announced at a boxing luncheon today.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Madison Square Garden
Area High School Spring Tournament Action Uproots Local Schedule
District baseball playoffs and sectional track meets continue this week with Class B and C state track at Delavan Darien on Saturday. Golf and tennis sectionals race toward Cambridge and Janesville with state meet action in Milwaukee and West Bend. State Line Conference schools including Brodhead and New Glarus vie in sectional play with Beloit and Janesville among rivals. Leading players and two-advancement rules shape the qualifier field across golf, tennis, and track.
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Delavan-Darien
Cambridge
Janesville
Lake Ripley
Brodhead
New Glarus
State Line
Cheesemakers
Beloit
Badger
Edgerton
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Lake Mills
Madison East
Madison la Follette
Milton Union
West Bend
Monticello
Jan Metz
Tom Edwards
Orfordville
Monroe Competes in Badger Tourneys in Golf and Tennis
Monroe participated in the Badger Conference golf at Sun Prairie last Friday finishing in the lower team and individual standings. The following day in Middleton, tennis saw junior Bill Norden lead locals with the Badger singles crown in his possession.
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Monroe
Badger
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Bill Norder
Cheesemakers Place Second at Badger Track Meet
The Cheesemaker thinclads earned second place at Monona Grove's Badger track meet on Tuesday. Non qualifiers for the Monroe Sectional last Friday completed their season. others still aim for the State Class B title with running trials this week to finalize the two relay teams for Delavan-Darien alongside league-meet times.
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Badger
Monona Grove
Monroe
Delavan-Darien
Cheesemakers open season with win over Edgerton
Marty Deignan's baseball team earned the first win of the season last Friday against Edgerton 3-1. The district tourney game with the Crimson Tide is set for Tuesday at Orfordville Parkview. Only Dick Swiggum remains a regular among seniors. future looks bright for next season. Coach Gary Rug e's golfers
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Marty Deignan
Edgerton
Crimson Tide
Orfordville Parkview
Dick Swiggum
State Track Meet Qualifiers From Local Schools
New Glarus and Belleville posted top finishes in the conference meet with multiple qualifiers, while Whitewater State University hosted last week's sectional. Blanchardville Albany Juto South Wayne and Argyle had no placing athletes. the state meet begins at 10 a.m. in both classes.
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New Glarus
Belleville
Whitewater State University
Blanchardville
Albany
Juto
South Wayne
Argyle
Tennis Tourney Set by Jaycees in Wauwatosa
The Wauwatosa Jaycees will host the State Junior Tennis Tournament at Elm Grove courts the weekend of June 24 to 26. About 200 youths from across the state are expected to enter, with singles and doubles for high school boys and girls and the state winner to be flown to Tampa in August for nationals. Wayne Peacock, former state closed champion, will run an instructional clinic on June 25.
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Wauwatosa
Wauwatosa Jaycees
Donald E. Stockhausen
Elm Grove
Tampa
Fla
Wayne Peacock
Orangeville Downs Elizabeth Nine 23-3 in Opener
Orangeville Town Team the Orioles routed a young Elizabeth nine 23-3 in the Black Hawk Baseball League opener. Tom Marcum hit two home runs and went 4 for 5 while Ron Blankenhorn added a homer and 3 for 5. Blankenhorn started, allowed three runs, and fanned 14 in seven innings. Marcum pitched the seventh with three strikeouts. Red Freese collected four hits.
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Orangeville
Orioles
Elizabeth
Tom Marcum
Ron Blankenhorn
Red” Freese
Mantle stars as Yankees crush California 11 6
Yesterday's stars include Mickey Mantle of the Yankees driving in five runs with two home runs in an 11 6 victory over California. Milt Pappas of the Reds pitched a five hit 6 2 win over Atlanta for his fourth straight complete game victory.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
New York
California
Milt Pappas
Reds
Atlanta
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Local readers depend on classified ads to find practical solutions each day. Listings cover jobs housing services and items for sale helping families manage routines and budgets in their community.
Strickler Named For Student Unit
Palmer Butch Strickler of New Glarus is elected to a three year term on the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation board. Other new incorporations include Robert Leslie and Yew K Low of Madison Fred Steckelberg of Prairie du Lac William Schorer Jr of Reedsburg Gustave A Heineke of Wisconsin Dells Scott Hake of Janesville Jack F Kellner of Grafton and Charles Goldenberg of Milwaukee. Lee Mitchell, Monroe High School basketball coach and athletic director, joins the board. The foundation is a Wisconsin nonstock nonprofit formed to solicit money and provide scholarships or grant in aid to University of Wisconsin student athletes.
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Palmer
Butch) Strickler
New Glarus
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation
Robert Leslie
Yew K. Low
Madison
Fred Steckelberg
Prairie du Lac
William Schorer Jr
Reedsburg
Gustave A. Heineke
Wisconsin Dells
Scott Hake
Janesville
Jack F. Kellner
Grafton
Charles Goldenberg
Milwaukee
Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation Inc
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Lost Act Sparks Logician’s Chase Through Archives
An archival mystery centers on a missing act whose absence confounds researchers. Librarians note clues traceable to manuscripts and institutional records, inviting scholars to sort sightings and reconstruct the performance history from scattered hints.
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Jim Bartholf
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Burlington
Clinton
Delavan- Darien
Elkhorn
Nicelet High
Fresh Tom Hefty
Don Barry
Dan Mayer
Gary Ruge
Blue Star
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Royal Palais
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Galena
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Jack Busch
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