Brewers' Dick Hackett hails season attendance over million
After Milwaukee's final home game, Brewer ticket director Dick Hackett announced the season total attendance reached 1,092,158, 82 percent above last year. Arnold Palmer called the Turnberry rainout the worst weather he's played in, while Charles Coody lamented a misjudged drive in the bad conditions.
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Walt Schuetz 233 in Turner Hall Industrial League
Bowling report notes Walt Schuetz rolling 233 at Turner Hall in the Industrial League Friday night. Other top marks include Vic Ingwell 574 in Sportsman and Huber Brewers leading with 2497 in Industrial.
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Mets Do Doubleheader Shuffle as Rain Delays Cubs
Rain in Chicago postponed a game between the first place Mets and the Cubs. The Mets gained a half game on Pittsburgh while Montreal and Chicago slipped. New York now leads the Pirates by one half game with St. Louis two behind and Montreal three, Chicago four. The Mets, Pirates and St. Louis can win the title. Montreal and Chicago can still tie. Friday’s rainout forced two straight doubleheaders today and Sunday against the Cubs.
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Friday's Games Across Baseball Schedule Summary
Friday's results show Cleveland 64 Baltimore 418 and Boston 11-5 Milwaukee 23 New York 4 Detroit 1 Texas 5 Kansas City 4 Oakland 4 Chicago 1 Minnesota 7 California 1.
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NFL Today Sunday’s Games Snapshot
NFL schedule lists Chicago at Denver Cincinnati at San Diego Green Bay at Minnesota Los Angeles at San Francisco New England at Miami New Orleans at Baltimore NY Giants at Cleveland NY Jets at Buffalo Oakland at Kansas City Pittsburgh at Houston St Louis at Dallas Washington at Philadelphia Monday Atlanta at Detroit Detroits weather-free matchup headlines follow.
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Monroe and Middleton play 6-6 Mud Bowl tie
Mud and fog shrouded T R Holyoke Field as Monroe and Middleton battled to a 6-6 tie. Middleton led with a 5 yard TD run by John Gold, set up by a 31 yard Zimmerman pass, while Monroe answered in the third quarter on Steve Sutter to Bill Rufenacht for 6 yards. Despite four near-misses inside Monroe’s 15, both teams failed to convert and the game ended with the ball near Monroe’s goal line.
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Scoreboard roundup from Madison area games
Middleton 6 Monroe 6 Monona Grove 21 Ft. Atkinson 14 Sun Prairie 38 Egerton 0 Jefferson 12 Stoughton and Madison West 21 J Craig Madison East 42 JParker Madison Memorial 20 LaPollette 12 Belmont 27 Cassville 21 Shullsburg 28 Hazel Green 13 Milton 14 Lake Mills 7 Orfordville 18 Columbus 6 Oregon 12 Evansville 0 Beloit 2 Kenosha Bradford 0 Darlington 10 Platteville 7 Town Grant 20 Cuba City 6 Mt Horeb 7 Lancaster 0 Mineral Point 21 Dodgeville 6 Bloomington 36 West Grant 7 Marinette 83 Ashwaubenon 0 Florence 83 Pembine 0 Arcadia 9 Bangor 0
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Antigo tops Rhinelander 26 6 to hold strong in WVC race
Antigo, ranked No 1 in the AP poll, beat Rhinelander 26 6 to seize solo lead in the Wisconsin Valley Conference. Paul Looper opened East scoring with three TDs on 58 72 and 2 yard runs. Memorial beat La Follette 20 12 with Terry Breuscher leading with 179 rushing yards. Westfield crushed Cambria Friesland 60 7 as Dan Hecker and Robin Buchholz starred. Amery shutout Frederic 37 0 while Rand glm Lake beat Oostbury 16 12.
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Black Hawk Warriors win fifth straight in league play
Black Hawk blanked Barneveld 26-0 as Don Milz scored twice and Roger Krebs ran for 113 of the team’s 267 rushing yards. Tom Collins and Barry O Connor combined for 134 passing yards in poor conditions. Belleville, Holy Name, Juda, and Brodhead posted other league results with New Glarus tying Belleville late and Argyle visiting Pecatonica.
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Ryan and Cy Young duel fuels Angels win record chase
ANAHEIM AP Ryan and the California Angels pitcher Nolan Ryan fanned 16 Twins in a 5-4 victory, inching toward the Nolan Ryan Award and breaking Sandy Koufax's 382 strikeout single-season mark while matching Koufax's consecutive-season total. Ryan, 21-16 with two no hitters, praised his arm as he extended his strikeout streaks.
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Iverson Earns 64 In Cities Open Golf Tour Lead
Iverson shot seven under par 64 for 36 hole total of 134, two strokes behind leaders Schroeder and Zarley in the Open Cities Open. Schlicht and North also posted strong totals as Round two concluded. Green Bay coach Devine may announce starting QB after workout. Bucks coach Costello touts fast pace with guards Robertson, Allen, McGlocklin, Williams. Tree blinds legal again with conditions for removal and no permanent tree damage.
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