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MbMte Statc Wrestling ResultsTorre, WilleyWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (*-Catcher Joe. Torre and pitcher Carl Willey were the only absentees Friday as Milwaukee Braves battery men opened training under sunny skies at their new spring base.Torre who is finishing up his military service, reportedly is dissatisfied with terms oifered him He batted .282 in 80 games last year. Willey was enroute from his home at Cherryfield, Maine.Brag an Impressed Twenty-four players worked out —19 pitchers, four catchers, and third baseman Eddie Mathews, who is getting an early start after being handicapped by a shoulder injury much of last season. The session was devoted primarily to conditioning.Manager Bobby Bragan said afterward he was favorably impressed with the general condition of the players. Veteran catcher Del Crandall appeared to have the only weight problem.Bragan said he plans no batting practice before Sunday.Earlier Friday, the Braves announced the signing of first baseman Norm Larker, reducing to three the number of players not yet under contract. Still unsigned are Torre and outfielders G u s Bell and Mack Jones.New Owners ‘Drill’Larker hit .263 for Houston last103 PoundsFIRST ROUNDDick Schaal, Preble, decisioned Bruce Christenson, Osceola, 4-0; jim Wolff, N'colet, pinned Bob Turner, Stevens Point, 0:38, Bruce Shay, Milwaukee Boys Tech, decisioned Dwight Allba'j?K Richland Center, 7-3; Mike Wehrman, Madison West, decisioned Jack Stone, Berlin, 5-3; Jarey Champagne. Coleman, decisioned Doug Kees, Ellsworth, 3-0; Bruce Haxvon, Merrill, decisioned Jirrv Brlckner, Granville, 3-2; Paul V rln-furter, Racine Horilck, decisioned Jthn Derkez, Tomah 9-5; Dean Russell, Portage, decisioned Mike Romans, Ft. Atkinson, 5-1.112 PoundsQUARTER-FINALS Wolff, Nicolet, pinned Schaal, Preble, 5:37; Stray, Milwaukee Boys Tech, decisioned Wehrman, Madison West, 4-0; Haxton, Merrill, decisioned J. Champagne, Cotoman. 16; Russell, Portage, decisioned Weinfurter, Racine Horilck, 4-0.Central Wins, Ends Junior Play PerfectCentral whipped Schenk, 51-31, Friday and finiahhd the season as unbeaten champion of Madison's Ninth Grade Basketball League.FIRST ROUNDTony Basley, Ashland, decisioned Andy DuVall, Nicolet, 3-0; Ben Michaels, Luxemburg, decisioned Bll Chose, Lakeland, 4-3; Jim Slade, West Allis Central, decisioned Ken Ostrand, Ft. Atkinson, 9-3; Dick Polakowskl. Berlin, pinned Leonard Draves, lowa-Grant, 4-3; John Hillsman, Milwaukee North, dec I stored Tony Hauser, Flambeau, 5-0; Don Champagne, Coleman, pinned Dan Reail, Cornell, 0:31; Dave Relmer, Madison West, decisioned Bob Nicholas, Milwaukee Juneau, 4-1; Howie Hanson, Wisconsin Dells, decisioned Glen Zlckert, Waupun,QUARTER-FINALSBasley, Ashland, decisioned Michaeis, Luxemburg, 3-0; Slade, West Allis Central, decisioned Polakowskl, Berlin, 4-2; D. Champagne, Coleman, pinned Hillsman, Milwaukee North, 5:57; Hanson, Wisconsin Dells, decisioned Reimer, Maaison West, 1-0.120 PoundsFIRST ROUNDJerry Robinson, Wausau, decisioned Floyd Dromon, Grantsburg, 5-4; Roger Hon (week, Granville, declslonod Dave DaMllle, Sturgeon Bay, 5-5; Cecil Austin. Milwaukee Boys Tech, decisioned Tom Bauman, Watertown, 5-2; Jerry Klmbell, Wisconsin Dells, decisioned Tom Madsen, Edgerton, 4-1; Larry Madsen, EUs worth, declslonod Rick Riley, Wisconsin Rapids, 9-2; Lynn Boida. Coleman, decisioned Cullen Carey, Milwaukee North, 2-0; Roy Warnock, Kenosha, pinned Steve Thee her, Madison East, 5:23; Jim Derkez, Tomah, declslonod Richard Barry, Monroe, 5-1.QUARTER-FINALS745 PoundsFIRST ROUNDAl Gross, Ellsworth, decisioned Charles Hackney, Milwaukee Marshall, 5-2; Doug Sommer, Marshfield, «toctotojwd Del Hftrrtfflide Sturgeon Bay, 4-0; Dick Ma-chotl a, Wisconsin High, decisioned Swanson Frakes. West Allis Central, 5-4; Dave Grisar, Port Washington, decltlonedCyrus Dahibarg, Richland Canfar, 1M. Jim Adams, Amery, fgclsKmed Bob Dresdgn, Brookfield ..Central, 5-41 GaryKonlhter, Oconto Falls, declslonad Ttrrv Mi land, Manomonie, 3-1; Rick Helnatl-man, Lake Mills, decisioned Roger King. Milwaukee Bay View, 1-1; Rkhjt Le-Moine, Reedsburg, decisioned Ken Kop-penhaver, Madison East 5-1.QUARTER-FINALSSommer, Marshfield, decisioned Gross, Ellsworth, 3-0; Grisar, Port Washington, decisioned Machotka, Wisconsin High, 2-0; Adams, Amery, decisioned Konitzer, Ocorv to Falls, 1-0; LtMoine, Reedsburg, pinned Heinzeiman, Lake Mills, 2:45.154 PoundsFIRST ROUNDDavid Paulson. Osceola, decisioned Bob Severt, Schoftold, 7-1; Tom Gadilnskl, Montowoc, docisonod Dick Todd, Wh'te-fish Bay, 4-3; Clum Losch, Port Washington, decisioned Ernie Virgill, Kenosha, 2-1; Dale Fursath, Stoughton, pinned Louis Raupp, Reedsburg, 4:45; Paf Giese, Stevens Point, decisioned Daryl Roux, Rice Lake, 2-1, overtime; Dave Turner, Brookfield Central, decisioned Mike Zaloudek, Cotoman, 4-2, overtime; Atox Garcia, Waupun, decisioned Jim Koike, Greenfield, 7-1; Howard Johnson, Janesville, decisioned Ron Ramsay,Baraboo, 2-1.QUARTER-FINALSPaulson, Osceola, decisioned Gadzinskl,i nl.M Rdbinson, Wausau, dec i stoned Hohl-COBChed by John Olson, the weck( Granville, 1-6; Austin, Milwaukee V,. pur«th stnuohton deci-Pantral raaers rnoiatnrpH t h » Bsyt Tech, decisioned Kimball, Wlscon-1 p “rr , JESIuSS!' Miuentrai cagers registered tne tin 7.4. Hoidii cotoman. won byis'f*1 p«?r5 ?i^Turn«-torftit from Madsen, Ellsworth; Warnock, Giese,f„S,L#v??L,,,? o-o^i?t£!a• Jehm Kenoshe. decisioned J. Derkaz. Tontoh, J^n-pun, 7-3.Finol StandingsCentralCherokeeEastShermanW L10 0 Van Him 7 1 West 7 3 Schenk 5 4 Wis. Htob127 Pounds165 PoundsW L« 4i t FIRST ROUND FIRST ROUND• Mi Mickey Swiontok, Osceola, decisioned . nirkLarry Foot, Mukwonago, 4-0; Lyto Zell- mner, Luxemburg, decisioned Karl Kline- £•» JXjSSPuJPnschool’s first perfect ninth grade worth, Wisconsin Rapids, l-O, overtime; Lewis, Muskego, nrlwwNnrrri Ifaflkar MiluutukM iovi T#Ch Htf, Mtrnll# 3-1 i Hil GriTZmaChtT, Gr##n-record in years. Bill B i s s e t tdtcwoned toAi Hitt* Milton, 3-2; jot 1scored 14 points to spark Friday’sj J^‘n^raetziCM^at^BMva,10th straight victory.Ken spraetz Monona Grove, 3-2; Boo| dT,'» Lake -Olson, Chetek, decisioned Roby Jackson, | 1S*Milwaukee Rufus King, 7-5; Jerry Krue-1 stoned Dick » Arik, f •''JL 4-JlThree Straight free throws by jeer, Brillion, decistowS Jerry Wendt, Jwrv, aT*- Rtohi * * i Merrill a a Frvin Ram** Ft Atkinson I Gumma, AAHwauKfc King, fe?, menyear. He IS expected to compete; Terry Wood in the waning mo- decisioned Den Miller, West Allis Cen-! Gunderson, RichlanflI Center, decisioned with Tommy Aaron for the first menu „f the game gave East a KhTS.base job vacated by Joe Adcock, who was traded to Cleveland.The new look in the front office resulting from recent purchase of the Braves by a syndicate of young Chicago area industrialists 33. was translated into unusual action on the playing field Friday.Several of the new owners and directors arrived shortly after the start of the workout, quickly purchased gloves and spiked shoes from a sporting goods salesman, and went into a pepper game in their street clothesKieren Lordehl, Watertown, decisioned32-39 decision over Sherman and QUARTER-FINALS V* MH quarter FINALSa Share of second place Withj Lewis. Musk.go, decision^ Ludv. Bar-Cherokee. West scored a 43-33 win: Center, decisioned Keeker, Milwaukee too, 5-2; Lintvedt, Edgerton, decisionedover Wisconsin High. Th«rsd.y! Km?!*#*«!•’ tf' SSHj “KTTuffWS (SWTwS Von Hise whipped Cherokee, 51- 'lt; 'SSw’oJUJ'S.“'kntSS'cSw.’sSBox scores:133 Pounds180 PoundsSberme*—29fe N effeNef1 1 4 B retina n• i •4 5 4 Peas#1 2 25 1 1 Holmes4 4 14 6 3 BurkheMer2 1 21 2 Jweod5 4 2Tyler5 6 5U 3 14 Tptats1512 IScare by Pertods9 5 45-29It 4 59—32FIRST ROUNDDrost, Chetek, decisionedFIRST ROUNDPhil Peterson, Cumberland, pinned Jack Wisconsin Rapids, 3:25; Kan« 4 j John Moore. Grew Bay East. 2-0, N.il Hoacke, Muskego. plryied^Kyn LaCOunf,2 1) Hauser, Madison East, decisioned Rich-1 fujkskl, S M; Bob Kube, Watertown, pin-I 4 2 ard Alaniz, Milweukee Bars Tech, 5-4. *0 Don Little, Milwaukee .luneau, !:45;. . 1 ,vno Wilkinson Middleton, decisioned John Powers, Ft. Atkinson, pinned weyne■ ■ ■ Wilkinson, Middleton, decisioned _ . . , „ „ . .ta csx. S MB'»iT,jBl!kl;Steven. Point, 2-1; Nell Graves, Wau-1 Newdecisioned Richard Ullrich, Richmond, 11-5; Don Carrtveeu,Ripon Upset MonmouthSkerman ■aetFTM: Bast 7, Sherman 4kesha, decisioned Ken Wl.st, Sturgeon Oconto, decisioned Larry Bier sack. Mil-Bay, 1-0, Dennis Grisar, Port Washing waukee Custer, 3-2; Roger Johnson, Bar-ton! decisioned Larry Donelen, West AllTs \ lln. Pinned Roger Koenn, Milwaukee Central, 5-0; Lvto Wildes, Weston, deci , Pulaski, 152; Louis Gasatis, Indegend-Wit. Htgb—31byMONMOUTH, 111. - Midwest Conference doormat Monmouth broke an 18-game losing streak Friday wiU» a 85-71 victory which foiled Ripon’i chance o clinch at least a tie for the loop's basketball title.Monmouth, which had lost 15 ai in a row this season and its last cJJTSTh! three games in the 1961-62 cam- If™*??.fefteffeftefHall3 6 2 MayerI 1 2Ragan1 • 1 Melbreek1 1 2Larsen# 1 1 Ceombs1 1 6Nama2 5 5 lerlne1 6 2Metals4 6 3 Breaks3 1 6Whalen4 1 l Sckweneel6 1 2Wartb7 6 2refits21 1 16 Tefals12*7*6Score by Psrtedswest15 6 125-43sioned Reggie Nelson, Stoughton, 4-2.QUARTER-FINALSGromacki, Milwaukee Riverside, deofence, pinned Gary Stultz, Beloit, 4:45.QUARTER-FINALSHaacke, Muskego, pinned Peterson,Waukesha, decisioned! wn.Schofield, decisioned Carrlveau, », 2-1, overtime Johnson, Berlin, ned Gasatis, independence, 3-2.138 PoundsWisconsin Htok 4 1 11 1i—3FTM: Wise MU a High 4, West IFIRST ROUNDBob Rvsewvk, Cotoman, decisioned Dennis Quinn, Rice Lake, 5-0; Mel Duve.HeavyweightFIRST ROUNDLaMarr Birts, Milwaukee North, ned Don Rondeau, Osceola, 3.24;pln-Laeence record.Rtoee 74te ft pfte ft piMetomS1 4 Keen6 16Blssett42 6 R.Smith2 61Cermet11 5 Halverson3 6SCorcoran61 1 B. Smith1 32Witbers11 2 Thompson6 21Meeeeey15 6 Wetzel6 44Verdin11 1 Jwett1 61van Able16 1 Andersenlt; 61Wee1• 6Eettoin11 6Arveld56 2Wlersma11 3Totals21*7 13 Totals11 6 12Score by PertodsSthank....... 1 6 1613-31Central14 16 343-61PTM:Irtienb8, Central 6Mu »k egol * deci sioined ~EdHy sine.Mer r i 'I, Trepamer. Oconto, decisioned Harry 4-0; James Huber. Milwaukee Pulaski, Duranceau, Wausau, 4-0; Doug Strieker,imirtvu rim jiaiiiwi i wiwu e ----- - ------ - - - -Bauman, Lake Mills, dec.s,oned John ran, Milwaukee JuMu; Fred Cellar,Sullivan, Watertown, 7-0; Dave Berber. Beraboo, pinned Ken Rozlnski, Pertaee,Ladvsmith, decisioned Jerry Ploor, Se 4 24; Jerry Pilleth, Coleman, ptnned vastopol, 5-4; Dick Reeves, Wisconsin Rodney Clark, Schofield, 5.59; JimRapids, decisioned Mike Steinbauer, Kuritz, Milweukee King, decisioned RonChuck Westby, Janesville, 5-4.decision; Jim Perez, Keneehe, pinned Tom Chose, Stoughton, 0 34, overtime; Joe Greenwood, Reedsburg, decisionedQUARTER-FINALS MiM T*Q1?ARTEn'INALS ^Duve, Muskego, decisioned Rvsewvk. QUARTER-FINALSColeman, 1-0. Huber, Milwaukee Pulaski,! Birts, Milwaukee North, decisioned Tre-decisioned Becman, Lake Mills, 5-5; pantor, Oconto, 1-0, overtKn#; ltrlckar, Reeves, Wisconsin Rapids, decisioned Edgerton, pinned CoHer, Bereboe, 3:M Berber, Ladysmith, 4-3; Springsteen, Plllath, Cotonren, decisioned Walm, Lady-1 • 1# ia_J1 Berber, Ladysmith. 4-3; Springsteen, Plllath, cotoman, oec.sioneo warns, wear-14 H *4 t—51 Greenfield, decisioned Grofh, West Bend, smith, 2-0; Greenwood, Reedsburg, dechinfrrt | 4.1 tioned J. Perez, Kenosha, 5-6
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