Schmidty's and Glen's Remain Unbeaten In Tavern League
Schmidty's and Glen's Bar stayed undefeated in Tavern League action Monday night with wins. Schmidty's crushed Monitor Bar 19-6 as Larkin homered for Schmidty's while Buchner homered for Monitor. Glen's beat Bud's Bar 34-14 behind a five homer assault with Hall, Marson, and Harnish homering for Glen's.
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Glen’s Bar
Monitor Bar
Larkin
Schmidty
Buchner
Monitor
Glen’s
Bud’s Bar
Gary Hall
Marson
Babe Harnish
Crandall
Bud’s
Terrace Bar
Koellel’s
Terrace
Joe’s OK
Porcora Tavern
Mossholder
Lang
Jim Pataska
Joe's
Bohemian Hall
Tosa Club
Nabor
Popcorn Tavern
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Roadhouse
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Nebor
Father 50 Helps Save Saukville In L O L game
In Port Washington Jerald Bartkowski trailed 7-6 with bases loaded in the fifth when his father Steve Bartkowski 50 entered and retired the side. Saukville pulled away to win 17-8 as Steve limited Barton to one more run. Jerald’s son Steve Jr. has two Little League no hitters and a two season undefeated streak.
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Port Washington
Jerald Bartkowski
Saukville
Land O’lakes
Barton
Steve Bartkowski
Bartkowski
Jerald
Steve Jr
Jensen Wins Airport Trap Club Shoot
Ron Jensen captured the Airport Trap Club Shoot with rounds of 24x25 22x25 and 22x25 edging A Mallard. Top finishers included Bob Hengel Gordie Hueffmeire Arlie Sharrard and others with scores ranging from 23x25 to 21x25. An upcoming shoot is slated Wednesday 5 30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and another Sunday at 10 a.m.
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A. Mallard
Bob Hengel
Ron Kleinschmidt
Gordie Hueffmeire
Arlie Sharrard
Les Hodous
W. Svee
Nick Bangsberg
Nick Hengel
Dick Hanson
Buster Peterson
Lloyd Bjergum
Chet Goodenough
Lakes Employment Service seeks 12 trainees for Midwest sales role
Lakes Employment Service recruiting 12 aggressive men aged 23 to 32 for relocation in nine-state Midwest area. Blue ribbon corporation seeks district sales manager potential with sales and admin aptitude. Starting pay 500 to 525 monthly with fringes and liberal bonus. Interviews June 13 14 15 at Lakes Employment Service Minneapolis Minnesota location. Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Lakes Employment Service
Mid-West
Blue Ribbon Corporation
Baseball Draft To Be Smaller Than Last Year
New York AP reports this year’s baseball draft will be smaller than the 813 selections last June. The Mets hold the first regular pick, KC the second, with Minnesota last, amid a two day event spanning majors and farm clubs through Class A.
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New York
Reggie Jackson
Arizona State College
Steve Chilcott
Lancaster
Calif
Tom Grieve
Pittsfield
Mass
Rick Monday
Kansas City
Mobile
Ala
New York Mets
Minnesota
San Francisco Giants
Ed Leon
Arizona
Giants
Glen Smith
Arizona State
Buzz Stephen
Fresno State
Ken Tatum
del Unser
Frank Portera
Mississippi State
Vikings Sign Eight Veterans For 1966 Season
The Minnesota Vikings confirmed eight veterans under contract for the 1966 season. Halfbacks Phil King and Billy Barnes joined earlier signings of defensive end Carl Eller defensive end Jim Marshalls kicker Fred Cox and Bobby Walden and defensive backs Earsell Mackbee Gary Hill.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Phil King
Billy Barnes
Carl Eller
Jim Marshall
Fred Cox
Bobby Walden
Earsell Mackbee
Gary Hill
Mair Accepts Falls Football Coaching Post
Dennis L. Mair assistant principal at Marinette High School has accepted the football coaching job at Menomonee Falls after a school board meeting Monday night.
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Menomonee Falls
Dennis L. Mair
Marinette High School
Legion Tryouts Set This Week at Copeland Park
Baseball tryouts for two La Crosse Legion teams will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at Copeland Park. Coach Wes Harding notes growth from one to two teams requires more candidates this year.
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la Crosse Legion
Copeland Park
Wes Harding
Foyt to be Shifted to Houston Hospital
Auto racing star A. J. Foyt will move Wednesday to a Houston hospital to finish his recovery from second and third degree burns on his hands face and neck suffered in a practice crash at Wisconsin State Fair Park. Dr. Polacek said he is in good condition and expected to regain full use of his hands.
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Milwaukee
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Michael A. Polacek
Pollack
Koufax Re-emerges With Two Hits In Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax, sidelined by a spring training dispute, collected his first two hits of the season in a 16-3 Dodgers win over the Mets. He ended an 0-for-35 skid with a double and a single in the seventh, tying NL records for consecutive hits in an inning.
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der Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
Shea Stadium
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Sandy
Mets
Darrell Sutherland
Iido
Dodger
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Wes Covington
Business executive sought in Mille Lacs boat disappearance
Eugene T. Villaume 33, president of Jenny Lee Food Products Co. in St. Paul, was last seen alone in his 19-foot cruiser on Lake Mille Lacs Saturday night. Search resumed with choppy waters hindering dragging operations after six boat cushions and a gas can from his boat were found between Port Mille Lacs and Brown's Point. A helicopter joined the hunt but no trace was found.
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Villaume
Port Mille Lacs
Brown's Point
Man Killed in Milwaukee Area Welding Plant Accident
Thom as L. Hayes aged 49 died Monday in an industrial accident at Able Welding Inc in West Allis a Milwaukee suburb. The incident occurred at the factory and authorities investigated the cause. Hayes was a worker at the facility and his death prompted an official response.
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Milwaukee
Thomas L. Hayes
Able Welding Inc
West Allis
Cullan Stops Edwards in Lightweight Bout in Newcastle
Maurice Cullan defeated Terry Edwards by stoppage in the fifth round in Newcastle England. In Toronto Felstein posted a result against Roy while minor league scores featured Rochester Columbus Syracuse Toledo and others. Pacific Coast results included Seattle Denver and Honolulu. Only games scheduled.
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England
Maurice Cullen
Terry Edwards
Toronto
Bob Felstein
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Richmond
Buffalo
Jacksonville
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Denver
Indianapolis
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Spokane
San Diego
Gopher Athletic Speaker to Address La Crescent Lions
Glen A. Reed of the University of Minnesota will speak at the La Crescent Lions Club on June 23 at 6 30 p m. He will discuss Minnesota athletics and show a 20 minute film on sports highlights. Reed is an assistant professor of physical education and a former Minnesota basketball letterman.
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Glen A. Reed
University of Minnesota
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Reed
Minnesota
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Superior
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Ozzie Cowles
John Kundla
Deaths Of Man and Boy Raise Minnesota Toll
The 1966 Minnesota traffic toll rose to 281 after Emil Grondahl a 77 year old Lincol n man was killed in Alexandria by Louis Prozak 55. Earlier a 4 year old St Paul boy died and his 9 year old sister was critically injured as they walked to a playground. The driver claimed vision was obscured by another vehicle.
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Minn
Emil Grondahl
Alexandria
Louis J. Prozak
Garfield
St. Paul
Gary Mickelson
Bruce A. Mickelson
Minnesota
Vicim
Karen
Mickelson Children Involved In Incident Noted
A report notes the Mickelson children until they were hit, detailing a troubling event with limited context and no further specifics available in the readable text.
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Mickelson
Mendota Breakwater Extension Approved by PSC
The Public Service Commission authorized the University of Wisconsin to extend a breakwater 56 feet into Lake Mendota. The harbor will house the university's safety patrol craft for campus operations.
Hill Climb Winners Named By La Crosse Sports Car Club
Winners were announced today for the Hill Climb near Stoddard sponsored by the Sports Car Club of La Crosse. Next event is a novelty rally on Sunday June 26. Class results include A 11 Dave Stegner Avanti 2 Phil Larson Mustang 3 George Brockman Mustang. B Pete Linnert Corvair 2 Dan Paar Corvair 3 Bob Schjerven Corvair. C 1 John Scott Volkswagen 2 Jerry Yehle Volkswagen 3 Howard Allen Volkswagen.
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Dave Stegner
Avanti
Phil Larson
Mustang
George Brockman
Pete Linnert
Corvair
Dan Paar
Bob Schjerven
John Scott
Volkswagen
Jerry Yehle
Howard Allen
Wisconsin to Meet Northwestern on TV
The NCAA and ABC Television announced 1966 football TV plans. Wisconsin meets Northwestern at Madison on Oct. 15 with Midwest telecasts planned. The schedule opens Syracuse at Baylor Sept. 10 and ends Auburn at Alabama Dec. 3.
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Big Ten
Northwestern
Madison
Midwest
NCAA
ABC Television
Syracuse
Baylor
Auburn
Alabama
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