Hermy's Hideaway Wins City Slowpitch Title in 9-6 Final
Hermy's Hideaway captured the City Championship beating Tom's Silo 9-6 after a ninth inning rally. The win gave Hermy's its fifth tourney title in 13 years amid a 13-hit attack and a late surge sparked by Grendahl's two-run homer.
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Monroe Cheese Corp
Monroe High cross country opens 1972 at MHS course
The Monroe High School cross country team starts the 1972 season with a 2.5 mile triangular meet at 5 p.m. on the MHS course near the tennis courts. The meet, moved from Monroe Country Club due to wet spots, features Stoughton and Sun Prairie. Coach Clarence Bruess starts three sophomores, three juniors and a senior, with Mark Chandler leading the distance corps and Pete Chandler Greg Coplien Paul Lueck Dave Benkert Jim Lee and J Ingold in the varsity lineup.
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J Ingold
DeMont Disqualified Before 1500 Meter Final
In Munich a dramatic moment shaded Mark Spitz's team as DeMont, the 16 year old from San Rafael California, was ruled medically inapplicable after using Ephedrine for asthma just minutes before the 1500 meter race.
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Rogula Wins Windy Acres Match Play Championship
Sam Rogula defeated Fred Steffens 3-2 to claim the Windy Acres Match Play title after leading 4 up at the turn of the 18-hole final. Rogula also won the 10th and 12th holes to close out Steffens. Miller fell 1 up to Rogula in the earlier semi.
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Robertson Rolls 590 In Other Half Bowling
Charlie Robertson opened with 213 and totaled 590 in the Other Half league. Individual scores include Robertson 213 and 196 and 182, Eley 184 202 175, Bruegger 183 169 202, Dahmen 190 169 119, Burkhalter 157 159 164. Team standings show Grandmas & Grandpas 34 with 1822 series and Splits & Misses 40 with 2000, while The Inlaws have 0 and The Strikers 4.
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Dan Pickett Triumphs In MCC Club Championship
Dan Pickett captured the 47th annual MCC Club Championship at Country Club with a 238 total after a final round of pars. Deb Share finished second with Jim Walsh tying for second after a sudden death playoff. Arch Edwards won First Flight and Dick Newcomer won Second Flight.
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Wisconsin Real Estate School Ad Brevity Says Start Now
Real Estate School offers home study courses for broker or salesman licenses. Approved for veterans and Beloit, Wisconsin. Located at 161 W Wise Ave Milwaukee.
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Canadians regroup with 4-1 victory over Russia at Maple Leaf Gardens
Canada rebounded from a 7-3 loss in Montreal to defeat the Soviet Union 4-1 at Maple Leaf Gardens. Phil Esposito Yon Cournotier Peter Mahovlich and Frank Mahovlich scored, while Alexandre Yakushev beat Tony Esposito in the third period as Canada seized the rematch with timely third-period goals. Art Hernandez and Denny Moyer set up a North American middleweight title bout in Portland.
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Spitz says he is four years older and seven gold medals
Mark Spitz spoke after the Munich Games noting his four year age increase and seven Olympic golds. He reflected on his 1968 flop and praised Munich triumphs while avoiding details of the recent tragedy at the Olympic Village.
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