Trophies Awarded at Progressive League Banquet
Mrs. Trotter was re elected president for a second term at the Progressive League of Women Bowlers annual banquet held April 19 at Marco's Supper Club. New officers include Lynnette Miles as vice president and Ev Jacobs as secretary. Judy Stokes as sergeant at arms. Kay Berndt, Donna Kundert, and Mardell Quest received trophies alongside multiple individual honors for high games and series.
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Charles
Joyce) Trotter
Progressive League of Women
Dorothy Johnson
LaVerna Henning
Jean van Wagenen
Kay Berndt
Mardell Quest
Ev Jacobs
Judy Stokes
WIBA
Abby Falk
Mary Hackle
Rose Lawrence
Marion Markwardt
Lynne Miles
Joan Miller
Joyce Trotter
Wisconsin Boating Law Violations and 1967 Accidents
In Wisconsin 1967 boating law compliance remained generally solid with 1 528 arrests among 250 000 registered boats. Most violations involved life preservers 775 arrests others include night operation 209 no certificate 161 and misnumbering 134 along with 104 for missing registration. 49 fatalities from boating incidents and almost 100 000 dollars in property damage plus 8 drowning deaths by non boaters were reported. July saw the highest accident rate mostly in the Southeast region.
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Wisconsin
Iowa Man Scores All-Time High In Seniors Bowling
Clark Haddy aged 56 from Cedar Rapids leads Class D in the American Bowling Congress 9th annual seniors tournament with an all-time 1357 in handicap all-events. He and partner Albert DeGood, also 56, take doubles lead with 1235 scratch and 1362 handicap, beating a 1966 mark. Paul Paulson of Wisconsin Rapids tops Class C with 1308 handicap all-events and 1192 scratch. Two weeks remain in the event.
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Milwaukee
American Bowling Congress
Iowa
Clark Haddy
Cedar Rapids
Albert DeGood
Paul Paulson
Wisconsin Rapids
Wildlife Federation Reelects Officers in Wisconsin Meeting
The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation re elected officers at its weekend convention naming Leo Roethe Fort Atkinson as president Harry Pomeroy St Croix Falls as first vice president Bernard Shearer Wisconsin Rapids as second vice president Les Weerpel Stevens Point as secretary and Richard Hemp Mosinee as executive director.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation
Leo Roethe
Fort Atkinson
Harry Pomeroy
St. Croix Falls
Bernard Shearer
Wisconsin Rapids
Les Weerpel
Richard Hemp
Mosinee
Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results across leagues
National league standings list St Louis leading with 124 wins and San Francisco 9 6, while Chicago and Los Angeles both 8 8. Week results include San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 0 and St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 5, with Sunday Chicago 8 Houston 4 and New York 6 Cincinnati 5. American League updates show Detroit 7 New York 0 and Oakland 6 California 3 among Saturday and Sunday games.
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St. Louis
San Fran
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Pitsburgh
San Francisco
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Brugger Bowls 600 as Kalk Rolls 667 in Turners Hall event
Jerry Kalk rolled 667 with 246 and 235 in The Other Half over the weekend at Turner Hall. Highs included Sam Rogula 206 and Jim Wuetrich 202. Herman Brugger had a 600 for the best Early Bird League series. Women’s City Bowling League elected Ida Casanova president Sid Bostuen vice president JoAnn Treuthardt secretary Lil Schindler treasurer and Dorothy Mathias sergeant at arms at the April 23 annual meeting at the Eagles Club with 70 attendees. Trophies were awarded at the city tournament. Complete scores show Kalk 246 186 235 667 Rogula 174 206 193 573 Wuetrich 168 185.
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Jerry Kalk
Turner Hall
Sam Rogula
Jim Wuetrich
Herman Brugger
City Bowling League
Ida Casanova
Sid Brostuen
JoAnn Treuthardt
Lil Schindler
Dorothy Mathias
Government May Fund Half Salmon Ladder at Milwaukee Dam
Rep. Henry Reuss says the federal program could cover 50 percent of the cost to build a fish ladder at Milwaukee's North Avenue dam on the Milwaukee River to boost Chinook salmon migration and help control the alewife problem on Lake Michigan. Wisconsin may receive about $85,000 this year for fish habitat improvements.
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Washington
Henry Reuss
D - Wis
Milwaukee
North Avenue
Milwaukee River
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Senators and Indians split doubleheader on two hit shutouts
Yesterday pitchers Phil Ortega of Washington and Luis Tiant of Cleveland each threw two hit shutouts as their teams split the doubleheader. Pete Ward of the White Sox delivered a two run homer in the ninth to beat Minnesota 3 to 2. In Madison Illinois defeated Wisconsin 10 to 3 in the second game after a 4 to 3 opening win. Brodhead teachers resign in a wave of seven resignations including Barbara Halverson and Joseph Persons.
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Phil Ortega
Senators
Luis Tiant
Indians
Washington
Cleaveland
Ortega
Tiant
Pete Ward
White Sox
Chicago
Minnesota Twins
Badgers
Madison
Illinois
Wisconsin
Brodhead
Barbara Halverson
Joseph Persons
Sandra Wittman
Darlene Wheeler
Belvyn Ellis
Ronald van Able
Jane Kleinschmidt
Campaign to Boost Dairy Consumption Planned nationwide
Dairy industry leaders and 25 cooperatives and trade associations held talks with Agriculture Department officials this week to launch a nationwide drive to raise milk and dairy product intake. The effort comes as milk consumption declines and faces competition from substitutes. PARADE AS USUAL JERUSALEM The Israeli government will hold its Independence Day parade as plannedThursday despite UN Security Council opposition.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
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Mrs. Trotter
League
Mardelle Quest
Florence Salzwedel
Wilma Keen
Helen Behring
Gerrie Johnson
Mary Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Laura Loeffel
Betty Naef
Mardell
Zelma Germann
Joan Haas
Donna Hoesly
Luana Wels
Romayne Wuetrich
Nancy Faith
Wilbert
Mary) Johnson
Green County Salvage Team
Angles
James Washburn
Bermudas
Miladys
Wildlife Federation
Rothe
Brugger
Shirley Ruf
Frieda Laeser
Jean Regula
Lee
Dead Alley Kids
Charles Robertson
Stan Pickett
Goldie Bruegger
Barbara Robertson
Carol Pickett
Hawks
Doves
the Inlaws
Night Owls
Road Runners
Strikin Foursome
Strike Aces
the Vampires
Alley Cats
Coupon Good
Epaensancianars
Martin's
Goetz Theater
Monroe’s Shop
Moonlight Madness
Monroe Chamber OF Commerce
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