Slow Pitch Tourney Opens Sunday With 23 Games
The 1968 Slowpitch Tournament starts Sunday night August 4 at 7 15 with Krogers facing Tri State in the opener. A single elimination format has 23 games through August 13 with a 12 run lead rule after five or six innings. Players must attend and have three regular season games to be eligible. Awards follow the final game.
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Baseball and football action flood Milwaukee schedule
A crowded sports night features the Chicago White Sox against the Washington Senators in Milwaukee with 16 000 advance tickets sold. National TV carries Green Bay Packers versus College All Star at Soldier Field with a pregame at 8 and game at 8 30.
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Huber Brewers Top Whitewater In Central Wisconsin Action
Monroe Huber Brewers defeated Whitewater 8 to 2 at Recreation Park behind Charlie Dearth four hit pitching and 17 strikeouts. The Brewers totalled 13 hits in a balanced offensive showing as Larry Stietz took the loss. They plan to play an out of town game on Sunday.
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Recreation Park
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Brewers
Dearth
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Baseball Standings and Results From District Play
The American League and National League boards show Detroit and St. Louis leading their divisions. Thursday yielded mixed results with Minnesota beating Chicago and Baltimore topping Cleveland while New York edged Boston 1 0. Oakland and Cleveland split, and several games including Washington at Chicago and California at Boston were scheduled. In the NL, St. Louis led with 71 wins, while Chicago and San Francisco trailed. Thursday’s NL scores included Atlanta 4 New York 2 and Chicago 4 Houston 1. several rain-affected or postponed games are noted.
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Women golfers play blind bogeys at Monroe Country Club
Winners include Mrs. Bud Park Mrs. Jack Murray Mrs. George Wells Mrs. Herman Christen and Mrs. William Amstutz. Bridge winners were Mrs. Ida Morrell Mrs. Robert Hardell Mrs. John A. Becker and Mrs. Richard Wright. Two new Auxiliary members introduced are Mrs. Richard Wright and Mrs. Frank Mulligan.
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George Wells
Herman Christen
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John A. Becker
Richard Wright
Frank Mulligan
Leo Nack
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Legion Team Set For Final Ballgame
Monroe's Legion Baseball team will close the 1968 season with a 7:30 p.m. home game Monday against Dodgeville at Rec Field. The squad owns seven wins and six losses and carries a four game winning streak that began in a ten inning game.
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Goetz Competes In Junior State Amateur Semis
Dave Goetz of Monroe advances to the semi finals in the junior division of the State Amateur Golf Tournament at Appleton. He faces Dennis Froemming of Mayville over thirty six holes with a potential path to tomorrow's finals if he wins.
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Mayville
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Speich and Nejedlo Lead Playboy Golf Loop at Windy Acres
Speich posted the low gross with 41 while Nejedlo led low net at 34 in the Playboy Golf League action at Windy Acres. Lanes lead team nets with 147, closest to No. 3 was Mike Dietmier. Blind bogey honors went to Fazel Hawthorn Dietmier Hayes Kundert Winzenried Pankow Snyder Brunner. Results show North Central 1244 Fullertons 5% Phillips 669 J.J. Smith 9 Farmco 5% Deans Milk 3 Junction House 11 Germanus 7. Next Thursday features Rufenachts Lips 66 Phillips 66 42 Junction House North Central Germain Deans Milk Lanes Fullerton's. Tom's defeated Monroe Roller Mills 16-5 as Curtiss City Taxi both fell earlier. Silo-Roller Mills game stopped after five innings. Game highlights include Studer Voe gel two hits Studer two RBIs Ruff two RBIs and Feller winning pitcher for Machine and Welding Curtiss losers. Dorman's upset City Taxi with six runs in the third and five in the fourth. Schneeberger Freidli Mitchell with two hits each led Dorman's. Ninneman and Rackow among four for City Taxi. Isely paced Silo Service with four singles and four RBIs. Jordan chipped in two doubles for Tom's. Roller Mills. Grosen pitched, Zuhlke won for Curtiss. Scores: Tom's Silo 600 100 16 Roller Mills 20300 5 City Taxi 3110030 8 Dorman 116500 x 13 Curtiss 1220000 5 Mach Weld 0 22200 x 6
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Dorman
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Mark Mitchell
Mitchell
Don Ninneman
Duane Rackow
Rackow
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Yankees blank Red Sox on shutout pitching show
Yesterday's Stars details Stan Bahnsen of the Yankees pitching a three hit shutout with 12 strikeouts to beat Boston 1-0. The Senators led by Ron Hansen's grand slam defeated the Tigers 9-3.
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Pack Stars Set For Tilt Tonight
Chicago hosts the 35th All Star Game at Soldier Field with 50 collegiate players directed by Norm Van Brocklin facing the Green Bay Packers. About 60,000 fans expected. kickoff 9:30 p.m. EDT. ABC telecast.
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