Doral's captures Classic and Open titles in Monroe slowpitch
JD's White Elephant clawed back from a 7 4 deficit to win the Open Division title 8 7 in a late innings rally. Helland's Locker fell to JD's in another one run Classic final as Doral's edged ahead earlier. The 3rd annual City Tournament opens today with finals Sunday at 9 15.
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White Elephant
Helland
Locker
Voral & Verrie’s
Kaderly Na-Chars
Helland’s
Monroe Evening Times
Kaderty
Doralss
Hellands Abes
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Dunwidde
Gruenewald
Hartwig
Koop Twin
Sedewe Severee
Lge
Salewesel
Demure
Pavel
Chris Wagner
Brenda Wyssbrod
Wagner
Deb Indergand
Viv Gruenewald
Diane Helland
Sherry Voegels
Janice Larson
Devine hints Hunter may start opener for Packers
Green Bay coach Dan Devine signaled on Friday that Scott Hunter is likely to start the NFL season opener against the New York Jets on September 17. He plans Hunter to start the final preseason game at Cincinnati, while Jim Del Gaizo remains unlikely to be ready due to cracked ribs.
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Green Bay
Wis
Dan Devine
Scott Hunter
Green Bay Packers
New York Jets
Devine
Hunter
Cincinnati
Jim del Gaizo
Jets
Pittsburgh
Jim
Jerry Tagge Devine
Packers
Baseball standings and schedule from National League games
The National League standings show St Louis leading East with 72 wins, Pittsburgh and New York near. Montreal and Chicago trail, while San Francisco and Houston fight in the West. Friday results include Chicago 8 St Louis 2 and New York 14 Montreal 0, plus other games. Saturday slate features Seaver and others among key matchups.
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Montreal
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Cleveland
Pappas
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Richard
Bryant
Billingham
Morton
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Court seeks fifth U S Open title in Australian clash
Margaret Court battles Evonne Goolagong for the $25,000 women’s singles crown at Forest Hills as Stan Smith fights to keep U S Open hopes alive in the men’s semifinals. Court, 31, has 23 major titles and beat Chris Evert en route to the semifinal. Goolagong edged Helga Masthoff to reach the final.
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Chris Evert
Miss Goolagong
Helga Masthoff
Germany
Smith
Sea Pines
S.C
High School Football Scoreboard Blitz
Edgerton 27 Beloit wunner 0. Jville Craig 6 K Bradford 6 tie. Bloomington 24 Belmont 0. Elkhorn 7 Whitewater 7 tie. Darlington 13 Evansville 7. Sun Prairie 23 Oregon 20. Shullsburg 21 Highland 15. Neenah 21 Watertown 7. Oconomowoc 21 Ft. Atkinson 12. Mt. Horeb 26 Richland Center 6. Madison East 22 Kimberly 0. Jefferson 6 Columbus 0. Madison Memorial 35 Monona Grove 23. Madison West 15 Middleton 13. Racine Horlick 24 La Follette 6. Ken Tremper 14 Jville Parker 14 tie.
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Edgerton
Beloit Wunner
J'ville Craig
K. Bradford
Bloomington
Belmont
Elkhorn
Whitewater
Darlington
Evansville
Sun Prairie
Oregon
Shullsburg
Highland
Neenah
Watertown
Oconomowoc
Ft. Atkinson
Mt. Horeb
Richland Center
Madison East
Kimberly
Jefferson
Columbus
Madison Memorial
Monona Grove
Madison West
Middleton
Racine Horlick
la Follette
Black Hawk fits first, downs Holy Name 8-6 in SLL clash
Black Hawk stays atop the State Line League by beating Holy Name 8-6 in Madison as Pecatonica crushed Brodhead 28-0 and Belleville edged Juda 20-0 others include Argyle 14-12 over Barneveld and New Glarus 27-6 at Orfordville. The Warriors driven by O Connor to Milz 63 yards and two points, plus strong defense holding Holy Name to 110 ground yards.
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Hawkock
Holy Name
Madison
Warriors
Pecatonica
Brodhead
Vikings
Belleville
Juda
Argyle
Barneveld
New Glarus
Orfordville
Black Hawk
Barry O'Connor
Don Milz
Kerlin Johnson
Milz
Jim Kinder
Marshall Narveson
Dolphins fall to Cowboys on late field goal
Miami coach Don Shula laments another late loss as Dallas edges the Dolphins 26 23 on a field goal with six seconds left. The week prior a Minnesota game ended on a late three pointer as the season opens. Also notes on Kassulke paralyzed in a motorcycle crash and political talk of televised openers lifting local blackouts.
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Miami
Don Shula
Dallas
Minnesota
Karl Kassulke
Theodore Cole
University of Minnesota
Kassulke
Viking
NFL
Senate
Living Legends
Ken Norton
Muhammad Ali
Monroe Cheesemakers Rally To 26 2 Victory Over Platteville
Monroe High School earned a 26 2 win over Platteville at T R Holyoke Field to even their record at 1 1 as their offense clicked behind Steve Sutter and senior fullback Alex McKeown. The Hillmen broke through with two McKeown touchdowns and a 70 yard rushing night, while Sutter went 11 of 13 for 153 yards and two picks in a stubborn defensive showcase. Platteville struggled to sustain drives in the second half as Monroe’s defense pressured Klaas and Silvis delivered key plays including a blocked punt and a safety.
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Steve Sutter
MHS
Platteville
Cheesemakers
T. R. Holyoke Field
Monroe
Badger
Edgerton
Cheesemaker
Alex McKeown
John Brodie
Marty
Holyoke
Jones
Stormont
Brodie
Sutter
Hillmen
Ray Heim
Ron Schilt
Bob Silvis
Tim Klaas
McKeown
Piatteville
Klaus
Hillman
Rick Stender
Klaas
Silvis
Mike Huber
Jim Gempler
John Henkelman
Dearth
Eric Corbins
Prep Round-up Highlights Wisconsin High School Football
Amherst topples Port Edwards 13-7 snapping a 40 game Milwaukee area star. Gene Allen sprint and Mike Trebiatowski score as Mosinee runs up 42-0 over Waupaca. Gale Ettrick-Trempealeau tops Bangor 18-6. Antigo overwhelms Wausau East 40-0 with Kekula and Boodry scoring. Fond du Lac falls 0-6 to Manitowoc. Eau Claire Memorial edges Superior 7-6. Sheboygan Falls beats Algoma 19-0. Oostburg extends win streak to 14 with Stockbridge 20-0. Hayward shocks Rick Lake 24-0. Milwaukee Plus top Racine St. Catherine 7-0.
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Associated Press
Port Edwards
Wisconsin
Amherst
Gene Allen
Mike Trebiatowski
Mosinee
Waupaca
Mike Monien
al Drake
Rory McKellips
Gale Ettrick-Trempealeau
Loyal
Bangor
Antigo
Wausau East
Rick Kekula
Kevin Boodry
Kekula
Boodry
Fond du Lac
Manitowoc
Bob Weber
Eau Claire Memorial
Rochester
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Marshall
Superior
Chippewa Falls
Sheboygan Falls
Algoma
Jim Endsley
Brian Bottsacker
Oostburg
Stockbridge
Rick Lake
Heart
Hayward
Milwaukee Plus
Racine
Gerd Heins rolls 585 in Friday league action at Eagles Club Lanes
The Sportsman’s League feature shows Gerd Heins earning double honors with a 585 series and 211 game. Bartelt and Holcomb pace Cheese Capital Couples. Other events include Series and Team standings with various scores and handicaps across multiple clubs.
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Eagles Club
Sportsman
Gerd Heins
Leo Bartelt
Millie Holcomb
Cheese Capital
Rudy Rothenbuehler
le Kolden
Bob Trickel
Nate Hare
Maynard Jones
Heine
Jb's Penthouse
Bob's Uptown
Wimp’ Bar
Huber Truckers
Kaltenberg
Kubly
Mil Baumgartner
Sam Remus
Millie Holcor
Annie Kemprood
Bartelt
Remus
Hilda Goecks
Don McGuire
Hurricanes
Country Four
Hi Lo
Platteville Monroe game yardage notes and plays
The report lists drives and players from a Platteville Monroe contest with McKeown and Dearth scoring runs and Corbins catching a pass. It notes incomplete extra points and includes receiver yardage totals for Gempler Dearth Corbins Kundert and others.
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Musners
McKeown
Dearth
Sutter
Bechtolt
Stormont
J. Brodie
Huber
Gempler
Corbins
Kundert
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Joe Motz
Bob Stormont
Paul Hillman
Tim Dearth
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