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i Winzenried outduels foes, cold on track tour abroad MONROE, Wis. (AP)-Mark Winzenried, middle distance runner from Monroe for'the second time in three years has carried his spikes abroad, representing the United States in top international competition. The 20-year-old. University of Wisconsin student has won first, second, third- and fourth places with the United States track including a recent victory over Olympic champion Ralph Doubell. Winzenried left for Europe July 5.

The first meet took place July 8-9 in Paris. He picked up a second place. During the next race, in Germany, Winzenried'-faced an old rival, Ken Swenson. It was in this race that Swenson set the fastest-time in the 880-yard run BASEBALL TONIGHT TWINS Wisconsin Rapids vs. QUINCY WITTER FIELD 7:30 P.M.

competition for an American 1:44.8. Winzenried finished fourth but posted his own best mark in the 880 with a 1:45.6. Russia was, the next stop and Winzen ried took a third place, in the meet July 23-24. "Hated Russia!" he wrote on a postcard home. Never want to go back there.

It's like U.S. in 1940. I love Stockholm, beauti ful, clean, modern. It was in Stockholm that Winzenried picked up another victory, de spite a bout with a cold. "Sweden and Norway very beautiful, but the weather is killing me," he wrote.

"I go caught in a cloud burst and got back to the hotel soaking wet Since then I've had one of the worst colds ever. "I didn't know if I would run in Stockholm," he added. "But as you probably I ran quite well despite illness. "All my colds run the course and I think I'm in the final stage (I hope) which is the most miserable--coughing and running nose," he wrote. In that state, Winzenried readied for the Oslo meet Aug.

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Ph. 423.9600 meet because my nose will probably be running faster than my legs." A week ago, he not only overpowered the cold, but left Doubell and -all others behind him, winning the 800 meter run in 1:49.3. The tour lasts until Sept. 3, ending in Warsaw, Poland. Then, with a load of mementos and trophys, he will return to Monroe for a brief reunion with his family before going back to the University of Wisconsin.

Sports previews Today EQUIPMENT ISSUE -Sophomore candidates for Assumption High football, 911:30 a.m. and 1-4, p.m. Thursday TRAP, SKEET Heart of Wisconsin Sportsmen's Club, Ranger Rd. range, 6-d p.m. EQUIPMENT ISSUE -Assumption High football candidates missed earlier this week, a.m.

GOLF A a i i State Open rnam opens at Stevens Point Country CUib. FOOTBALL--Practice begins at Port Edwards John Edwards High, 5:30 p.m. prep basketball FINAL STANDINGS 9 9 Kluck Ltdiek I 7Vi Thorn Orlowikl Kapclkt S'A .5 3Vk 3 'Z LEADERS. MO 1M 112 155 177 73 S5 1M 141 HI 5Z 152 117 100 95 157 IZt 141 7t 120 HI 124 Smith Shtrwoed SCORING Siegtr SUvn Btll Smith nn J.r« TrudMU G.n* Bouton Gary Kluck Graf Lawnlk Rich Roflntkl KlrKhllng P.U airy Shtrweod Bob SintMkl Curt Orlawtkl Tom DOUR Lidlck P.ul WilcMk Phil Im Tim Wilczik D.nnlm Elkrltt Frymirk 3 3 4 4 41 5V4 5V4 6V4 7 7V4 9 10 Avg, 31.4 Z7.0 22.2 11.1 11.6 11.3 11.0 17.5 17.4 17.4 1C.7 1C.O 1S.7 1S.7 15.8 .19.6 1S.O 13.B 13.7 Boxing world begins retirement fund study MONTREAL (AP) The xxing world will begin to take are of its own with a retirement annuity plan for profes- ional fighters launched by the World Boxing Association. The WBA established a committee Tuesday at the second ay of its annual meeting to make the necessary studies and ut the scheme into effect.

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Frirftys. Saturdays. Wisconsin Rapids Savings and Loan ASSOCIATION- tecwMl ft. N. Curt Fluke 4 share junior golf honors at Bull's Eye club Curt carded an 18-hole gross score of 83 for the boys' championship a Sharon Kincaid turned in a low-gross score of 60.

over nine holes to top the girls' division as Bull's Eye Country Club climaxed its 1970 junior' golf program Tuesday. Forty-five players took part in the annual 'junior championship tournament under the direction of Owen 'Perry, chairman, of the club's junior golf program. Steve Lownik placed second in the boys', championship play with an 87 -while low net honors in the boys' division, also' over 18 holes, went to Kurt Raabe with a 69. Runnerup Pat Cavanaugh finished with a 74. Lynn Klotzbach placed second in the girls' division with a 72.

Boys also competed in'a Red Class division, based on handicaps, and Tom Cavanaugh emerged the winner after a playoff with Mark Thibodeau Tom Johnson went three "extra holes to beat Kevin Wolosek for third-place honors. Sunning 2nd hurler to win 100 in each league By the Associated Press A tired, but happy Jim Bunning just missed completing his milestone triumph but couldn't resist watching the dramatic ending as a last-ditch Houston rally fell short, gaining the Philadelphia veteran a place in baseball history. The 38-year-old right-hander, who captured 118 victories with Detroit of the American League, notched his 100th triumph in the National League Tuesday night the Phils 6-5 decision over the Houston Astros. Cy Young was the only other hurler to win at east 100 games in each league. BOWLING LEAGUE MEETINGS City Women's Aug.

p.m. Wood County Men's Women's League Aug: 14-8 p.m. Odd Couples Aug. 16-7 p.m. 700 Club Women's 18-8 p.m.

Civic League Aug. 19-9 p.m. Women's Minor League Aug. p.m. Bowlmor Lanes MIDWEST LEAGUE Pet.

GB Quincy 23 14 .622 -Quad Cities 25 17 .595 1 Appleton 23 18 .561 2 Cedar Rapids 23 19 .548 Wis. Rapids 22 19 .537 3 Decatur 19 19 .500 4y 2 Burlington 20 22 .476 Sty Danville 18 23 .439 Clinton 17 24 .415 8 Waterloo 12 27 .308 12 Tuesday's Results Quincy at Wis. Rapids, rain Appleton 8, Clinton 6 Decatur 5, Cedar Rapids 2 Burlington 10, Waterloo 7 Danville 8, Quad Cities 4 Tonight's Games Quincy at Wis. Rapids, 2, 6:30 p.m. Clinton at Appleton Decatur at Cedar Rapids Danville at Quad Cities Burlington at Waterloo AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Baltimore 72 42 .632 -New York 6 2 51 .549 Detroit 61 53 .535 11 Boston- 56-54 .509 14 Cleveland 56 59 .487 2 Wash'n 52 .62 .456 10 West Division Minnesota 6 9 42 .622 -Oakland 65' 50 .565 6 California 64 50 .561 Kansas City'42 71 .372 28 Milwaukee 42 74 .362 29y 2 Chicago 42 75 .359 30 Tuesday's Results Baltimore 7, California-0 Oakland Cleveland 5 Detroit 2, Milwaukee 1 New York 7, Chicago 1 Kansas City at Boston, postponed rain Washington 3, Minnesota 2, 11 Today's Games Cleweiand (Hargan 6-2) at Oakland (Fingers Baltimore (McNally 16-7) at California (May Detroit (Cain 10-4) at Milwaukee (Krausse 11-11), Minnesota (Tiant 7-1), at Washington (Hannah 7-5), Chicago (Johnson 0-2) at New York (Bahnsen 10-7), Kansas City (Rooker 7-41 and Johnson 5-7) at Boston (Peters 10-9 and Koonce 1-3), 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W.

L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh 64 52 .552 -New York 60 53 .531 Chicago 59 56 .513 St. Louis 54 60 .474 9 Phila'phia 53 60 .469 Montreal 49 67 .422 15 West Division Cincinnati 7 8 39 .667 -Los Angeles 64 49 .566 12 San Fran.

..55 58 .487 21 Atlanta 55 59 .482 2iy 2 Houston 51 64 .443 26 'San Diego 45 70 .391 32 Tuesday's Results Atlanta 1, Montreal 0 Cincinnati 8, New York 1 Philadelphia 6, Houston 5 Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 11, San Diego 10 Chicago 4, San Francisco 1 Today's Games San Francisco (Bryant 3-5) at Chicago (Hands 13-9) Los Angeles (Singer 8-5) at Pittsburgh (Moose 8-7), San Diego (Coombs 9-9) at St. Louis (Gibson 15-5), Montreal (McGinn 7-8) at Atlanta (Niekro 10-14), New York (Gentry 7-6) at Cincinnati (Cloninger 5-3), Philadelphia (Jackson 3-10) at (Dierker 10-10), Louis in Detroit for honor fete DETROIT (AP) One of Detroit's most heroic sports champions--former heavyweight champion Joe -Louis--will -return to his hometown today to be on hand when fans pay him tribute with a night in his honor. Louis, known in his fighting days as the "Brown' Bomber," and his wife Martha will fly in from Denver to be guests of honor at the "Salute to the Champ--Joe Louis" program tonight at Cobo Arena. Louis, who held the heavyweight crown longer than any other champion, was given permission to make the trip by doctors at a Denver hospital where 'he receives periodic psychiatric treatment.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE, Wisconsin Rapids Wednesday, August 12, 1970 Today's golf pros better-Sarazen CHASKA, Minn. (AP) Gene Sarazen, one of four men who have won the Big Four titles in golf, finds it difficult to compare today's game with that of 30 and 40 years ago. "They're overusing water on today's golf courses," Sarazen said in an interview. "They keep watering the courses just to make them green. "They're not aware that nature can come in and knock them out.

That's why so many of our courses turn into swamps when it rains. "It's almost impossible to compare golf today with that of yesteryear," Sarazan said in a break during his visit' to the Twin Cities and HazeUine National Golf Club, site of the 1970 U.S. Open in June. "When they say they have a course 7,000 yards long, they're lying. It's more like 8,500 yards.

Because when you overwater a course, you're losing 30 to 40 yards a shot." Sarazen, 68, figures that today's professionals are better players. "No doubt about it," he said. "They are great players. Terrif- ic power players. Jack Nicklaus is the most powerful hitter in the history of golf.

He's the first guy I've seen win the British Open without putting well. He didn't need to worry about his two putts. "If I had a game, though, between Nicklaus and Ben Hogan," Sarazen said, "I probably would take Hogan. He couldn't hit it as far as Nicklaus, but he always kept the ball in play." "I wouldn't stand a chance." Sarazen said he has played HazeUine three times and doesn't score well because of its length. Tony Jacklin won the Open June 21 by seven strokes over Dave who the many doglegs on the course and said all it needed was 80 acres of corn and some cows.

The comments resulted in a $150 fine. "He might have gone a little too far with what he said," Sarazen observed, "but you can see why some of these fellows got off on the track. There's no cuse for a sharp dogleg on that first hole. That put a bad taste I in their mouths." Sarazen himself serves as a consultant, to an English course designer. "I've been playing golf for 50 year and I am the most critical man in the world when it comes to architecture of a golf course," Sarazen said.

"I'm not capable of designing a golf course. But I can sure put the lipstick on it. "Hazeltine is one of the great courses of our time," Sarazen said. "It has some great holes. There are some holes I don't approve of but I've yet to see any golf course in the world with 18 perfect holes.

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