Platteville Rips Darlington 46-0 in league clash
Platteville high school powered to a 46-0 win over Darlington as Larry Butson rushed for 127 yards on 18 carries and 82-yard punt return, with George Faherty scoring twice. Platteville’s defense held Darlington to 43 rushing yards while nearby games saw Lan caster, River Valley, Iowa Grant, and Fennimore winning in Southwestern Wisconsin League action.
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Platteville High
Wisconsin
Darlington
Larry Butson
Hillmen
George Faherty
Platteville
Redmen
Lancaster
Cuba City
River Valley
Blackhawks
West Grant
Iowa Grant
Steve Morgan
Boscobel
Fennimore
Iowa Grants
Muscoda
Mt. Horeb
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Prairie du Chien
Doug Kraemer
Jim Lins
Gene Bailey
Terry Goldorf
Bob Lindholm
Dodgers
Gene Smith
Robson
Tom Draves
Bob Fuerstenberg
John Becker
Flying Arrows
Brad Riddick
Mike Mueller
Towa- Grant
Keith Nechvatal
Towa-Grant
Jefferson Gridders Upset Prairie 34-12 Shifts Title Chase
Jefferson high school stunned Sun Prairie 34-12 to force a three way share of the conference lead with Ft. Atkinson and Monroe, all at 3-1. Ft. Atkinson won 21-14 over Monona Grove while Stoughton improved to 2-2 with a 14-9 win over Edgerton. Gene Gerner rushed 121 yards on 21 carries and scored twice for Ft. Atkinson.
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Reedsburg
Wisconsin Dells
Richland Center
Portage
Sauk Prairie
Jefferson
Sun Prairie
Fort Atkinson
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Edgerton
Monroe
Middleton
Shullsburg
Highland
Kesan
Cambria
Rio
Fall River
Madison East
Madison
la Follette
Janesville
Madison Central
Jefferson High School
Cardinals
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Gene Gerner
Cored
Silver Eagles
Roger Hake
Hake
Larry Korth
Jim Haubenschild
Eagles
Jon Anderson
Anderson
Gerner
Rick Shackett
Tom Niemczyk
Wayne Fiedier
Dan Collman
George Gustavson
John Hanry
Rod Slinder
Vikings
One American Golfer Survives Match Play in Virginia Water
Arnold Palmer outlasted Peter Butler 1 up after 36 holes to advance in the World Match Play. Of four Americans in the event, Palmer’s victory availed while Jack Klaus Ken Venturi and Tony Lema were eliminated in opening rounds.
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Virginia Water
Sagi
Arnold Palmer
Peter Butler
England
Jack Kklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Tony Lema
Oakland
Calif
Belleville Wayne Win State Line League Showdown
Belleville and South Wayne football squads clinched state line league wins last night with Belleville remaining undefeated after a 26-7 victory over Judo. South Wayne edged Argyle 19-12 with two third quarter scores as Brodhead faces Fordville Parkview this afternoon to stay tied for the lead.
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Belleville
South Wayne
Judo
Argyle
Brodhead
Orfordville Parkview
Juda
Gary Davis
Dale Anderson
Jim Dahmen
Mark Mitchell
Mitchell
Shullsburg Gridders Triumph 32-7 Over Highland
Shullsburg high school football team defeated Highland 32-7 to stay sole leaders in the Blackhawks League. Pat O'Brien and Jim Paquette scored twice each, fueling a 32-0 lead through three quarters as Shullsburg ran for 358 yards and added 114 more on five completions.
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Duikine
Tor Uhree
Shullsburg High
Highland
Blackhawks
Pat O’brien
Jim Paquette
Miners
Shullsburg
Trickel Leads Nightly Bowling Action With 596 High Series
Trickel fires a 203 game and 596 series in the Friday Night Industrial League to set pace. Arnold Koehn adds a 544 series and 192 game, LaVerne Hayes 527, Lou Hackle 527, Mildred Blum 478, with Turner Hall posting a 2 084 team series and Bancroft Milk 2 050. Monroe Floral and Turner Hall sweep all three games. team results show Treuthardt's and Turner Hall atop the standings.
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Saya Trickel
Kegler
Arnold Koehn
LaVerne Hayes
Lou Hackle
Hayes
Mildred Blum
Mrs. Blum
Mary Johnson
Turner Hall
Bancroft Milk
Monroe Floral
Evelyn Jacobs
Shirley Ruf
Frieda Laeser
Zelma Germann
Dean’s Milk
Burn Electric
Bancroft
Monroe Clinic
Arnsmeiers
Boyd Trickel
Arnold Koehm
Andy Rockey
Treuthardt’s
Milwaukee Cheese
Brandenburg-Stuessy
Dumb Dutchmen
World records approved by IAAF in Tokyo sports update
Twenty seven track and field world records were approved by the IAAF on Saturday with a tied mark accepted. Sprint records include Bob Hayes 9.1 for 100 yards and Henry Carr 20.2 for the 220. Pole vault marks were also approved including Sternberg 16 5 and 16 8, Pennel 17 11, Hansen 17 2 and 17 4. Ralph Boston’s 27 4 14 in the broad jump was accepted though late. Bobby Kennedy named Cubs head coach per AP.
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Iaaf Tokyo
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Bob Hayes
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Carr
Detroit
Brian Sternberg
John Pennel
Fred Hansen
Sternberg
Seattle
Pennel
Miami
Hansen
Cuero
Tex
Ralph Boston
Braves Move Executive Office to Chicago Despite Atlanta Rumors
Milwaukee Braves announce their executive offices have relocated from County Stadium to Chicago with John Mc Hale remaining in Chicago seasonally. Thomas A. Reynolds Jr. confirms the Chicago base will be the club’s principal office for financial planning and operations, while most owners also reside in the Chicago area.
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Milwaukee Braves
Stadium
Chicago
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
County Stadium
Braves
Reynolds
John McHale
William Bartholomay
Sam Mele Retained as Minnesota Twins Manager
Sam Mele was retained as manager of the Minnesota Twins on Friday amid rumors of an imminent departure. The brief notice notes his continued leadership and management role for the club.
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Sam Mele
New York
Minnesota Twins
Doings at Hollow Flag and York 4H Club Meetings
Karen Mauerman and Diane Torkelson led Hollow Flag and club pledges at the Sylvester town hall. York 4H elected Toni Pederson president with officers including David Erickson and Rita Paulson. Both meetings featured pledges, demonstrations, lunch servings, and upcoming schedules.
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Durun Hollow
Karen Mauerman
Diane Torkelson
Dutch Hollow Club
Sylvester Town Hall
Audrey Roth
Binder
York
Toni Pederson
York 4H
David Erickson
Rita Paulson
Paul Hanson
Jeffery Keren
New Glarus
Frank Rear
Blanchardville
Susan Erickson
Frank Wyttenback
Albie Swenson
New Glarus 4-H Club Hayride and Wiener Roast
Members of the New Glarus 4-H club and parents will have a hayride and wiener roast Sunday at the Sheldon Hoesly farm. Mrs. Hoesly is the club leader. Mrs. Hubert Elmer is assistant leader.
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NEW Glarus Club
NEW Glarus
Times Sppcial
New Glarus 4-H Club
Sheldon Hoesly
Hoesly
Hubert Elmer
Bonn frees 800 West German political prisoners
East Germany releases 800 West German political prisoners in exchange for West German merchandise including butter and other needed foods.
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Bonn
Germany
East Germany
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