Stout State Tapped As Football Favorite
Stout State, riding a 40 year high after last fall’s title, is listed as the preseason favorite in the Wisconsin State University Conference. Nine squads opened fall workouts for conference play Sept. 17, with Stout returning 27 lettermen and coach Max Sparger predicting a strong race.
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Jim Rice
Labor Day Weekend Sports Fest Across Argyle and Nearby Towns
Labor Day weekend brings baseball, softball, and slow pitch in Argyle, Gratiot, Benton s and Brooklyn with Pat Lunda’s Pat's Tap team and Tige Kohl’s Monroe Eagles in the tourney. Argyle shuts Ken Schuetz for his wedding. New Glarus to open football, plus Madison Suburban League clashes and Belleville vs Watnakee as State Line rivals clash.
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Cardinals top Braves 7 4 to snap four game skid
Tim McCarver and Charlie Smith sparked a St. Louis comeback with timely hitting including McCarver’s run scoring single and third inning triple plus Smith’s eighth inning triple for two insurance runs. Lou Brock and Buchek also contributed as the Cardinals built a 5-1 lead before Atlanta attacked Carlton in the sixth.
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Mann Takes Early Lead In World Series Of Golf
Springfield report: Carol Mann, a 6 foot 3-inch Towson Md. native, shot a torrid four under par 68 to grab the lunch time lead after the first 18 holes of the 36 hole Igies World Series of Golf. She said she was exhausted from too much golf and felt tired.
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Madison Mustangs Host Sheboygan Red Wings Saturday
In a Central Semi Pro League collision at Warner Field Madison hosts Sheboygan Red Wings this Saturday night. Monroe’s Dick Witt and Bill Klemm headline the Mustang lineup as Stoughton and Sauk Prairie clash in the other series game. Also Green Bay Packers meet New York Giants in fifth exhibition at County Stadium Milwaukee.
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Late Night Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Summary
Sports brief recaps the scorelines Los Angeles at Pittsburgh 4 3 10 innings Saint Louis 7 Atlanta 4 Chicago 11 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 3 Houston 1 and lists daily games Philadelphia at New York Houston at Atlanta Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati St Louis at San Francisco and notes American League standings and Thursday results including Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Chicago New York California and Washington with Saturday and Monday twi night/2 twi games. It also reports Sao Paulo Corinthians defeating Wichita State 92-75 in a touring game with Jaime Thompson scoring 25 for Wichita.
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UW Hopes Dim For Gillingham
UW faces setback as Gillingham plans to pursue scholastic studies and forego football. The 226-pound tackle from Madison East did not attend a team photo session and told coaches he would not report for duty. Tim Woeliner arrived for practice, while Gale Buccarelli may miss rest of the week. Rich Gauthier has begun slimming to 270 pounds under coach Milt Bruhn.
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San Diego Junior College
Milt Bruhn
Behring Motors Remains in Lead
Searing Motors held a narrow lead over Alphorn Ford in the Windy Acres Businessmen's Golf League as round six concluded. Next Wednesday September 7 will be the last regular round with a possible playoff. prizes awarded to Emil Klarer for high net and several players for driving and putting. Behring Motors team members Roy Hefty Walt Bucholter Don Bloom and Bill Johnson posted low team net while Roy Olsen earned high putts and Bill Johnston low individual net. time changes prompt early scheduling for next week.
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Emil Klarer
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Steve Esser
Pat Wuetrich
Harvey Holland
Bob Batty
Harry Olson
Roy
Baseball and CFL notes from 1970s games
Yesterday's Stars Pitening-Dennis Ribant pitched five hits and seven strikeouts to best Gaylord Per in a 21 victory over San Francisco. Don Kessinger led the Cubs with three singles and a double, scoring three and driving in another in an 11-3 win over Cincinnati. Ron Jones was released by Toronto after rushing 48 yards in a CFL loss to Ottawa, the Argonauts' best individual mark this season. Mel Cornett, a Milwaukee veteran, won the first 150 lap 75 mile sprint car feature at the Minnesota State Fair. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker Now.
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Packers Given Pact Extension
The Green Bay Packers secured a seven year extension guaranteeing exclusive use of Milwaukee County Stadium through March 1976. The County Park Commission approved the pact after denying a Continental Football League request, with Packers to pay 10 percent of gross ticket sales and resuming regular NFL games as scheduled.
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Stadium to Host Three League Games Through 1975
The plan allows three league games to be played annually in the stadium each season through 1975. This arrangement ensures regular use of the venue for official fixtures and solidifies scheduling prospects for both teams and organizers.
Vic Seixas Brings Memories in Tennis
Vic Seixas, a past star, energized the crowd as he upset Stan Smith in the opening round of the U S National Championships while top seeds Manuel Santana Cliff Drysdale Arthur Ashe and Tony Roche advanced with little trouble Seixas the Vil lanova Pa veteran won the title in 1954 and Wimbledon in 1955 and defeated the 20 year old Smith 6 3 6 4 2 6 6 4
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Jones inks ninth season contract with Celtics
K C Jones signed a contract Thursday to remain with the Boston Celtics for his ninth season with the NBA champions.
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Calvert Group Forms County Senator Campaign Committee
The Green County Citizens Committee for Walter Calvert announced the formation of a campaign group with members including Edwin Rufenacht William A. Park Robert L. Ableman and others across Albany New Glarus Browntown Brodhead and Monitec to back Calvert in the September 13 primary. Calvert a five term Wisconsin Assembly member and farmer is stressed as experienced and qualified to be State Senator. The committee plans to elect officers and coordinate further campaign activity this week.
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John L. Norton
Monroe
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George’ Hartman
New Glarus
Clara ‘Montgomery
Ruth Bahler
Browntown
Albert Ten Eyck
Brodhead
Randall J. Elmer
Howard F. Voegels
Monticello
Walter B. Calvert
Wisconsin Assembly
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