Bucks win series as they push into playoffs at Los Angeles
Milwaukee clinched the series with a 108 100 victory over the Warriors to advance to the playoffs against Los Angeles. Nate Thurmond scored 26 points in the win and Abdul Jabbar’s series output ended with 127 14 points as the Bucks rallied from a late deficit amid bench brawls and ejections. The shakeup included Allen and Williams exchanging blows and being involved in sideline incidents.
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Bucks
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Warriors
NBA
Emnat Sey
Jon McGlocklin
Rma Eneay
Los Anal
Allen
Fritz Williams
Williams
Cross
Nate Thurmond
Abdul
Spring Drills Open For Wisconsin Badgers In 1972
University of Wisconsin begins 1972 spring football drills on April 17 with 20 practice dates allowed within 36 days under NCAA rules. The spring game is set for May 20 at 2 00 pm in Camp Randall Stadium, an intra squad affair.
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University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Camp Randall Stadium
Merchants Set To Play 30 Games In Two Leagues
Monroe Merchants semi pro baseball unveils a 1972 schedule for the Central Wisconsin and Interstate leagues. First practice April 5. New teams include Waukesha Americans and Rockford Blackhawks with Janesville switching to Rockland Builders. Allan H. Selig notes opener postponed due to players strike and workouts possible at County Stadium.
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Merchants
Recreation Park
Monroe Merchants
Allan H
Bud” Selig
Milwaukee Brewers
Selig
County Stadium
Werin
Schwerin
Bernie Milz
Wisconsin
Interstate
Stu Grendahl
Waukesha Americans
Rockford Blackhawks
Janesville
Rockland Builders
Monroe
Beloit Blues
Silver Lake Merchants
Madison Leslie’s
Madison Bank and Trust
Milton
Ilinois
Rockford Collegians
Rockford Mecum Buick-Pontiac
Freeport Micro- Switch
Madison Leslie's
Kansas City
Illinois
American Amateur Baseball Congress
AABC
Probate notices and claims deadlines in Wisconsin estate cases
Green County Wisconsin probate notices involve Sophia A Stuart estate with July 17 1972 claims deadline and July 18 1972 heirship hearing at Monroe court. Additional entries cite Harvey A Schroeder and related heirs with hearings and deadlines in early July 1972. Nearby notices include local obituaries and funeral home details with thanks to community members.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Green County Court
Sophia
A. Stuart
Sophia A. Stuart
Green County
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Monroe
Roger L. Elmer
Jenkert and Spielman
Kittelsen
Brand and Barry
Wis
Harvey A. Schroeder
17Th Ave
Sittelsen
Brand and
Barry
Sam Snead Wins Masters Lead At Age 59
Sam Snead, at 59, leads after a three under par 69 opening round at Augusta National. Neighbors and observers hail him as incredible, with Bill Campbell remarking Snead seems 20 years old as he shakes up a new generation.
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Augusta
Sam Snead
Bill Campbell
Huntington
West Va
Augusta National
Scoreboard roundup from basketball and hockey playoffs
In pro basketball playoff action New York defeats Baltimore 104 98 tying the series at 1-1 while Milwaukee beats Golden State 108 100 advancing in the series. Virginia tops Floridians 115 106 to take a 2-0 lead. Denver 112 Indiana 106 leaves series tied 1-1. In NHL Toronto 4 Boston 3 in overtime. New York 5 Montreal 2. Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 2. Minnesota 6 St. Louis 5 in overtime with Minnesota holding a 2-0-4 lead in their series.
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Nissalke
NEW York
Tom Nissalke
Dallas
American Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Golden State
Virginia
Floridians
Denver
Indiana
Toronto
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
St. Louis
Steve Kundert and Joyce Binder Take Top Bowling Honors
Steve Kundert led Monroe Teague bowlers with a 627 series anchored by 233, 205, and 189 games in City League. Joyce Binder topped the Pleasure League with a 588 series from 23, 199, and 186. Judy Bauman added 525, while Bob Ambrose Woetrich and Sian Pickett posted strong individual scores in the Victory. Team and series results feature Stanley Home Products, City Taxi, and Monroe Milling among others, with Kundert also recording a 233-205-189 for 627 in a later series.
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Steve Kundert
Joyce Binder
Monroe
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Perry
Robrisn
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Jim Mott
United States Basketball Writers Association
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The
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Hawaii
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Don Hoff
Jacobs High School
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University of Hay
Madison
Jim Nye
C. B. Brothers
Prairie du Chien
Hamm
Vern Picka
Phoenix
Ariz
Randy Schawel
Wyoming
Schawel
Grand Canyon
Curt Sc
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Anchor Savings
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Tues
Beloit
Silver Lake
Freeport
Waukesha
Captain
Grendahl
Charlie Dearth
Larry Huebner
Dearth
Mike Setzer
Argyle
Wiota
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Yogi Berra
Gil Hodges
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Edison
Art Santo
Winthrop
Meek
Dick Covell
By Howie Schneider
Coker & Penn
Priscilla
al Ve
Sv V.T. Hamlin
HE Flintstones
Hanna Barbera
Garl
Lafayette County
ASCS
North Main Street
Darlington
Newcomer Funeral Home
31St Ave
Schultz Pharmacy
Werner Thueller
Zentner Funeral Home
August Thueller
Harold Hoesly
Darleen Ewing
Maddix
Najat
St. Clare Hospital
Hestenes
Sarah ‘Circe
Richard Ewing
Ellen
Tom
Russell Nelson
Gilman Hansen
Sam Snead Wons
al Goepfert
Larry Krattiger
Junior Tofte
Phil Mueller
Ralph Thies
Bill Bittner
Goepfert
Tofte
Stanley Home Products
Moose
City Taxi
Rotary Club
Hermy
Bob Ambrose
Stan Pickett
Jerry 2Uhlke
Glen Wathrich
Pat Hall
Browntown Milling
Moore Business Forms
Schuetze Clothes
Monroe Milling
Commercial Bank
Glen’s Barbershop
Sam Regula
Delbert ‘Krupke
Carroll Jones
Kundert
Regula
Baumgartners
Dean's Milk
Clark's ‘Shoes
Oaktron Industries
Trucks Inc
Roger Cheese
Montgomery Wards
Gambles
Jody Bauman
Lydia Rasmussen
Dorothy ‘Schott
Ada Swanton
Binder
Bauman
Joyce Trotter
Monroe TV
Swiss Colony Data Center
Tom's
Mobil Oil
Beverage Mart
Windy Acres
Monroe, Wis
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