Matzdorf Leads Oshkosh at Wisconsin State Track Meet
Oshkosh High School tie for tenth in Class A as Pat Matzdorf of Sheboygan North soars 6-11 to win high jump. Racine Horlick dominates Class A with 25 points. Ripon leads Class B and Kohler tops Class C. Nicolet and Oak Creek set marks. Tom Bach of Nicolet breaks mile record with 4:18.4.
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Madison
Manitowoc
Racine Horlick
Ripon
Kohler
Sheboygan North
Pat Matzdorf
Oshkosh High School
Indians
John Oaks
Dennis Lewellyn
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OHS
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Ken Potterton
Nicolet
Jeff Swenson
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Fond du Lac
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Wisconsin Dells
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Dean Martell
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Pat Matedort
Jim Stockwell
Beaver Dam
Wes Mueckler
Tim Helkkila
Gary Cexhelmar
Fort Atkinson
Dan Cautley
Madison Memorial
Robert Porter
West Allis Central
Kevin McPeek
Antigo
Greg Gard
Brown Deer
Bob Gordon
Madison Wes
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Don Schneiser
Mennonenee
Tom ‘Young
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Mark Servent
Rhinelander
Don Jaques
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Greg Worth
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Gary Ryder
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Brookfield Central
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Kim Fry
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Manitonge
Rick Colignon
Raine Horhick
Jerry Winter
Wausay
Gary Brink
Madison la Follétta
Tom Young
Kenosna Tremper
Jur Sehmud
Milwaukee Bay View
Racine Horhick
Wausav Glendale
Majors Leader Marichal Wins Ninth as Giants Top Dodgers
Giants ace Juan Marichal improved to 9-2 with his fifth complete game win since Houston beat him, scattering two hits as San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 5-1. Willie Stargell fueled Pirates with six RBIs and two homers in a doubleheader split with Atlanta, while the Cardinals swept the Mets to reclaim the NL lead. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 5-3 and Chicago edged Houston 3-2 in 12 innings in other NL action.
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Atlanta
Cardinals
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Giants
Wes Parker
Kim Hart
Dick Dietz
RBI
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Braves
Deron Johnson
Felipe Alou
Standings and schedules from Major League Baseball update
National League standings show St Louis 27 21 and San Francisco 27 22 trailing, with Atlanta 26 22 and Chicago 25 23 close behind. American League leaders include Detroit 30 17 and Baltimore 27 20, while several games across both leagues are slated for today including St Louis at Houston and Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Cardinals extend win streak in pennant chase
Cardinals win as Dick Simpson drives in two with a two run homer and Mike Shannon and Tim McCarver add two run singles. Bob Gibson shines on the mound as Jim Maloney allows five hits in a win that moves St Louis one half game ahead of the Giants. Reds erase a 3-2 deficit with a five run fifth, Vada Pinson drives in the tying run then scores on Alex Johnson single. Cubs rally late with Ron Santo homer in eighth and sacrifice fly in 12th to beat Houston, leaving them two games back in fourth.
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Atlanta
Dick Simpson
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Bob Gibson
Jim Maloney
Philadelphia
Reds
Vada Pinson
Alex Johnson
Lee May
Ron Santo
Houston
Billy Williams
Cubs
Stage Door Johnny Wins Belmont In Triple Crown Thriller
Stage Door Johnny upset the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park to complete a dramatic Triple Crown sequence. The Greentree Stable colt rallied from midpack to beat Forward Pass by 1 1 2 lengths, clocking 2 27 1 5 for 1 1 4 miles as Forward Pass, Dancer's Image, and others faltered in a chaotic series.
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Calumet Farm
Forward Pass
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Stage Door Johnny
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Lunn Wins Atlanta Classic. 86 vie for Open berths
Bob Lunn shot 8 under par 280 to win the Atlanta Classic by three strokes at Atlanta Country Club. Forty players tied for qualifying spots for the US Open, including legends like Trevino, Palmer, Nicklaus and January, as 36-hole runs decide the 29 Open berths in Rochester. Bondeson led after nine holes before a double bogey derailed his challenge and Lunn pressed the final round.
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Bob Lunn
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Rochester
Lunn
Paul Bondeson
Lou Graham
Magnolia
RR McLlendon
Jack Flack
Monty Kaser
Lynn
Memphis
Lionel
Jay Hebert
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Billy Maxwell
Tommy Aaron
Sikes
Ray Floyd
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Golf lover buried on Stow Acres 18th green
Edward Faber of Mansfield died at 62 and chose cremated remains to be buried on the 18th green of Stow Acres Country Club. A dusk memorial was held on the green, with two golf balls tucked among flower coverings. Club owners plan a plaque marking the grave as golfers recall his passion for the game.
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Stow
Mass
Edward Faber
Mansfield
Stow Acres
Faber
Robert Page
Page Brothers
Felf
1 000 Yard Reception At Calder Stadium
A 1 000 yard reception will be held at Calder Stadium in Menasha for Fox Cities youths at 4 p.m. Tuesday. The event gathers many of the league’s 1 000 yard ground gainers along with current NFL stars and coaches to meet attendees and receive autographs.
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Lea
Calder Stadium
Fox Cities
National 1,000 Yard Club Foundation
Rec Schedule Features Local Showdowns Across Town
A condensed lineup lists multiple matchups including Custlc Open at ee Farms against Oregon Cloth, The Paper versus Park Avenue Bar, Industrial Slew and Buckstatl Com pany, plus Drive in versus Pluswood. Also noted are 4:56 to 50C Incuatrion, NSLD, XO Billy Chiva, McDonald's, Dia 1 930 Leech Company versus Mercury.
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Park Avenue
Epson Va
Buckstatl Company
Pluswood
Billy Chiva
McDonald's
Dia
Leech Company
Mercury
Sox complete sweep as Twins fall in twin bill
Chicago beat Minnesota 3-2 and 4-3 to sweep the four game series. Tim Cullen doubled, Tommy Davis motoring on the ball boy action, Cesar Tovar and Rich Reese misplayed the ball. Gerry McNertney drove in the decisive runs in the eighth and ninth, Tony Oliva homered for Minnesota, and Harmon Killebrew also went yard.
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Cal Ermer
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Chicago
White Sox
Ermer
Sox
Twins
Dean Chance
Elmer
Oakland
California
Detroit
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Cleveland
Wash
Tommy Davis
Gerry McNertney
Tim Cullen
Cesar Tovar
Rich Reese
John Rice
Rollins
McNertney
Beginning Hole At Lake Shore Proves daunting
Lake Shore Municipal Golf Course opens with a 446 yard straight par four as the first hole, a daunting start framed by dense trees and two parallel bunkers. Wet turf and grassy traps test early shots, while readers are urged to practice with chipping and putting before driving.
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