Milwaukee Eyes State Fair Arena for Bucks and NHL
The State Fair Board weighs a state owned sports arena at the Suburban West Allis fairgrounds to house the Bucks and potential NHL hockey. Milwaukee officials say downtown arena is too small and seek 15 000 to 18 000 seat capacity as the project advances.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
Late Fair Board
State Fa
West Allis
Richard D. Cudahy
Speorty
Bucks
NHL
Liam Alverson
Milwaukee Professional Sports
Astros rout Giants as Rader drives in four runs
Doug Rader homered and tripled to plate four runs as Houston defeated San Francisco 7-2. Milt Wilcox pitched a two hit shutout for Cleveland in a 4-0 win over Boston with eight strikeouts.
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Doug Rader
Astros
Houston
San Francisco
Milt Wilcox
Indians
Boston
Packers interview Joe Thomas for vacant personnel chief post
Green Bay interviewed former Miami Dolphins executive Joe Thomas for the personnel director vacancy after Pat Peppler resigned April 3. No replacement named yet.
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Green Bay Packers
Miami Dolphins
Joe ‘Thomas
Green Bay
Pat Peppler
Dolphins
Thomas
Death inquiry questions link to Chuck Hughes field death
The widow Sharon Hughes seeks workers compensation arguing Chuck Hughes died on the job after his October on field heart attack with the Hartford Insurance Group denying football connection. A May 5 pretrial in Detroit will determine the case and potential $90,000 payments.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Chuck Hughes
Sharon Hughes
Brandon Shane Hughes
Hughes
Tiger Stadium
Chicago Bears
Hartford Insurance Group
Lions
Don’t Disturb Pheasants During Nesting Season
The DNR urges sportsmen to avoid running dogs through July 15 to protect pheasant nests. Nesting peaks April 15 to May end with potential renesting if first nest is deserted, but second clutches are smaller and at risk from hay mowers. The advisory also cautions against disturbing other birds' nests to prevent attracting predators.
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DNR
Alphorn Lounge and Stuart's win league championships
Alphorn Lounge captured the Classic title with 2376 pins, besting Shamrock Bar at 2273 while G. Stuarts won the Minor roll-off against Eagles Bar 2586 to 2482. Top scores included Ken Meyer 498 for Alphorn and Cliff Hunt 57 series with a 230 second game for Stuarts.
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G. Stuart
Fagies
Cliff Hunt
Stuart's
Alvie Riese
Emmanuel Fuchs
Leon Rackow
Willis Gruenewald
Monroe Loses Twinbill to Orfordville Nine
Orfordville Parkview High School defeated Monroe 9-0 and 12-1 in a doubleheader at Orfordville due to wet grounds. Rick Rufenacht debuted for Monroe, while Peterson and Ryan led Orfordville with three hits and a bases loaded triple respectively. Monroe committed six errors and mustered only three hits in the second game.
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Jim Ryan
Kelly Peterson
Orfordville
Parkview High School
Monroe
MHL
Monroe Jvs
Parkview
Evansville
Rick Rufenacht
Curt Phillips
Phillips
Rofenacht
Peterson
Ryan
Vikings
Denny Haegele
Aufenacht
Ron Golackson
Twinbill Monroe
Orford
Sabe Haegelech
Peterson Fahmey
Neal Dearth
O'Leary
Curran
Schwartz Elmer
Marty
Rufenacht
Haegele
Hoyosa
Neal Curran
O'Leary Dearth
Reidle
Yinwith
Geschke
Stewart Rufen
P Phillips
MeCney Gol'son
Johnson Miller
Schwartz Sehilt
Ryan Jones
Hillison Fahrney
Hendson Bahler
Rufener
Golackson
Johnson
Bucks and Lakers face decisive clash at Forum
The Bucks and Lakers, tied 2-2 in the Western Conference finals, meet at the Forum in a must-win game telecast nationwide. L.A. leads home games via closed-circuit outlets as momentum shifts with recent 93-72 and 135-134 thrillers.
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New York
Knicks
Boston
Celtics
Bucks
Lakers
Milwaukee
ABA Playoff Result Utah 109 over Indiana 17
Monday ABA playoff score shows Utah defeating Indiana 109 to 17 and taking a 1 0 series lead. Prep baseball scores include Seaver Dam 7 Jefferson 0 and Sun Prairie 4 Edgewood 3 with Wis Heights 7 Belleville 4 and Edgerton 11 Waunakee 2. Prep track notes Black Hawk 43.
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Indiana
Seaver Dam
Jefferson
Orfordville
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Edgewood
Wis. Heights
Belleville
Edgerton
Waunakee
Black Hawk
Shullsburg
Classic League Bowls Banquet Names New Officers and Winners
The women's Classic Bowling League held its annual banquet April 11 at Idle Hour Mansion with Monroe Beverage in charge. New officers include Ben Goecks president and Sherry Anderegg vice president. Green County House won the league championship with Pederson Dunaway Coplien Kuchler Bergemann on the team. several players earned special prizes for averages and series.
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Idle Hour
Monroe Beverage
Ben Goecks
Sherry Anderegg
Kathy Kuebli
Kay Stauffacher
Linda Doyle
Frieda Bernet
Mary Ellen Blum
Carla Pederson
Dolores Quinn
Marlene Bergemann
Karen Mau
Sue Collins
Moore Business Forms
Green County House
Donna Hoesly
Opal Grossen
West Leads 1972 All Pro Ballot In Fan Poll
AP reports Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers tops a 10 man fan poll for the 1972 All Pro basketball team. Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul Jabbar were also chosen along with other NBA stars John Havlicek Walt Frazier and Spencer Haywood. ABA selections include Rick Barry Charlie Scott Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore.
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Versurr
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Basketball Weekly
Detroit
Wilt Chamberlain
West
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
NBA
John Havlicke
Boston
Walt Frazier
New York
Spencer Haywood
Seattle
ABA
Rick Barry
New York Mets
Charlie Scott
Virginia
Dan Issel
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
Monday and Tuesday baseball results and standings report
Monday's results Cleveland beat Boston 4 0 and Baltimore over New York 4 0. Tuesday's games feature Texas at Chicago Kansas City at Oakland Minnesota at California Detroit at Baltimore Milwaukee at New York and Cleveland at Boston with several night matches. National League East standings show Montreal New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago with tight records as San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Cincinnati and Houston vie in the West.
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Gogolewski
Chicago
Wood
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Hedland
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McLain
Minnesota
Perry
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Coleman
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Palmer
Milwaukee
Lonborg
New York
Kline
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Tidrow
Boston
Siebert
Twinight
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St. Louis
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San Diego
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
Koosman
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Phoebus
Forsch
Gullett
Spinks
Pappas
Moose
Osteen
Kelley
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Dave Bristol
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Dave McNally
Mickey Lolich
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Alphorn
Stuart
Eagles
Ken Priewe
Maynard Jones
Cliff Leck
Charles Bloom
Leo Bartelt
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Caren Ott
Samuel A. Remus
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