U S Olympic Controversy Clashes With Gold Medal Chase
At the Munich Games the IOC condemns Matthews Collett protest while Ryan battles to finish the 1500 meters amid a sprint of misfortune for the United States. Ephedrine case reshuffles medals as American boxers and wrestlers face tough results.
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Munich
International Olympic Committee
Vince Matthews
U.S
Jim Ryan
Rick Demont
United States
IOC
Matthews
Wayne Collett
Collett
Demont
San Rafael
Calif
John Carlos
Tommie Smith
Alex Woodley
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
Dement
Brad Cooper
Russia
Nikolay Avilov
Jeff Bennett
Vinita
Okla
Ray Seales
Tacoma
Wash
Zvonimir Vujin
Bobby Lewis
Jesse Valdez
Houston
Ricardo Carreras
New York
Lewis
Marvin Johnson
Indianapolis
Viatcheslav Lemechev
Johnson
Scales
Anghel Anghelov
Bulgaria
Wayne Baughman
Universal City
Tex
Bill Bentsen
Lake Geneva
Wis
Bill Allen
Excelsior
Evel Knievel aims next Snake River jump on jet bike
The stunt performer Evel Knievel, fresh from 14 surgeries after numerous motorcycle crashes, plans a jet powered motorcycle leap over the Snake River in Idaho on July 4. Also listed are Wisconsin high school football scores with Belmont, DeSoto, Lancaster and others posting results.
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Evel Knieval
Evel
Snake River
Idaho
Former Brooklyn area man joins Broncos coaching staff
Jerry Frei, 48, a Brooklyn area native, is the new offensive line coach for the Denver Broncos under head coach John Ralston. A 1948 Wisconsin graduate, he previously spent five seasons as head coach at the University of Oregon and was elevated to Ducks head coach in 1967.
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Jerry Frei
Brooklyn
NFL
Denver Broncos
Frei
George
Gertrude) Frei
Mr. Frei
Bronco
John Ralston
University of Oregon
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Badger
Pat Harder
Dave Schreiner
Elroy Hirsch
Oregon
Williamette University
Ducks
Len Casanova
UPI
Southern Cal
Air Force
Jerry
Marion
David
Judy
Terry
Susan
Nancy
Park and Recreation GFL Schedule 1972 Youth Football Opens
Park and Recreation Director Ron Barribeau releases the Grade Football League schedule for 1972. Fifth graders play 21 games starting Sept. 13 nine weeks of action at Rec Park with Lincoln Lions and Northside Browns defending. seven teams in the younger division and six in the older.
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Park & Rec
Ron Barribeau
Monroe
Rec Park
Lincoln Lions
Northside Browns
Baseball Results and Tonight Schedule Across League
Friday results show Boston 4 New York 2 and Kansas City 5 3 while Minnesota 0 2 Chicago 5 4 and California 1 9 Detroit 2 Baltimore 1 Oakland 6 Texas 3. Tonight's games list multiple matchups with pitchers and doubleheaders noted and rain delays. several late games include St. Louis Montreal Pittsburgh and Chicago Philadelphia among others.
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Boston
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Detroit
Baltimore
Oakland
Texas
Milwaukee
Cleveland
McGlothen
Perry
Lonborg
Lockwood
McNally
Alexander
Goltz
Nelson
Odom
Stanhouse
Forster
Fisher
Gardner
Coleman
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Gibson
Gentry
Cincinnati
Gullett
Willoughby
Hands
Twitchell
Blass
Stoneman
Reuss
Osteen
San Diego
West Oakland
West Cincinnati
Minnesota considers timber wolves game animal with sanctuary
The Minnesota DNR proposes a wolf-management policy making timber wolves a game animal with a 2350 square mile sanctuary. The plan sets open and closed seasons, requires registration of all wolves, imposes a harvest quota, and bans aerial hunting, poisoning, den digging and snaring.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Minnesota
DNR
Alaska
North America
U.S. Forest Service
University of Minnesota
U. S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Robert Herbst
Herbst
U.S. 53
Belleville and Argyle pace State Line League football
Belleville beat Pecatonica 20 0 to stay undefeated atop the State Line League standings with 303 total yards to 119 for Pecatonica. Argyle crushed Juda 28 6 as Eric Anderson and Tom Ritschard led a 94 yard rushing attack and 42 68 yard TD pass to Steve Rossing. New Glarus routed Holy Name 34 0 and Brodhead edged Barneveld 7 6.
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Belleville
Argyle
Pecatonica
New Glarus
Holy Name
Brodhead
Barneveld
Juda
Judo
Black Hawk
Bill Babler
Darrell Storkson
Lee Keehn
Keehn
Eric Haraldson
Linn Lederman
Greg Parman
Eric Anderson
Tom Ritschard
Ritschard
Anderson
Steve Rossing
Hilanders
Terry Hustad
Mike Babler
Larry Moldenhauer
Randy Engen
Kolden tops Friday league with 582 in Eagles lanes outing
Willie Kolden led the Sportsman's League night at Eagles Club Lanes with a 582 series from 177 216 189. Walter Minder added a 220 game, Gerald Kubly 543 series, while Green County Fast Freight dominated the team standings with 2647 pins and 18 of 20 points.
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Willie Kolden
Eagles Club
Walter Minder
Gerald Kubly
Sportsman’s
Cheese Capital
Eagles
Casey Goecks
Millie Holcomb
Paul Gilberts
Green County Fast Freight
Hurricanes
Guerdon Heins
Tom Ward
Kubly
Minder
Kolden
Roger Kubly
Heins
Kaltenberg
Bob
Huber’s Truckers
Green Co. Fast Freight
Doral & Gerrie’s
Kubly Transfer
Schofield extends title run as Wisconsin prep chaos unfolds
Schofield defended state champions extend their winning streak to 20 with a 37-6 victory over Chippewa Falls. Eau Claire Memorial drops to 22-13 to Superior ending a 10 game run. Elmwood shuts out Glenwood City 19-0 to run two straight clean sheets. Jim Meyer scores five as Oostbury romps Stockbridge 36-0. Highland wallops Hazel Green 30-0 behind Jim Munz 232 yards in 22 carries.
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Associated Press
Schoefield
Fond du Lac
Fox River Valley
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Schofield
Chippewa Falls
Ken Wood
Eau Claire Memorial
Superior
Elmwood
Glenwood City
Jim Meyer
Oostbury
Stockbridge
Highland
Hazel Green
Jim Munz
Monroe Country Club Trophy Dinner Honoring 1972 Golf Winners
Trophies will be awarded at the Monroe Country Club tonight with junior prizes at 7 p.m. The event features the 1972 season champions and runners up, announced by golf chairmen Paul Bouda and Letta Moon. Dan Pickett and Jackie Smith headline Club Champion and Women's Club Champion honors, with multiple flights and mixed events. The evening includes music by Dave Baltes from Madison and concludes with weekend events including Grand Dads tournament and a cook-out. reference notes the 1958 Dodgers Giants attendance at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Monroe Country Club
Golf
Jim Forbes
Dave Baltes
Madison
Paul Bouda
Letta Moon
Dan Pickett
Jim Walsh
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Mexico City
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Madison Memorial
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Jefferson
Columbus
Sun Prairie
Ctie
Cuba City
Evansville
Broncos
E. R
Gladys) Anderson
Stoughton
Albany
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Dorothy
Duane Erickson
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St. Victor Colts
South Giants
Northside Packers
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Northside Redskins
Lincoln Bengals
East Cowboys
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St Victor Saints
St. Victor Saints
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Selje’s Shell
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Ralph Phillips
Lenoir Ainsworth
Jack Kundert
Vi Holtshopple
Bill Moon
Jackie Smith
Harvey Loeffel
Faye Corbins
Marie
Perry Power
Jackie
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Dorothy Schott
Dorothy Mathias
Dollie Elliott
Joyce Smith
June Miller
Fran Friedrichs
Marge Will
June Geiger
Dan Barrett
al Cerbins
Tom Stormont
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Jon Share
Eric Cerbins
Andrea Cerbins
Mary Barry
Tracy Hartwig
Cindy Stuckey
Los Angeles Coliseum
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Giants
RED Wing Shoes
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