Dearth hits three straight two run homers in Open League
Chuck Dearth belted three consecutive two run homers to power Green County House past Hermy's Hideaway No 1 82 8. He added a single and six RBIs as Tom's Silo blanked Monroe Hotel 40. Schlitz Bulls move atop standings with 5 2 win over Ludlow Bar.
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Hughes Mobile Homes
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Kilian Tschaz
Faralli Ruf
Mathias Kubly West
Schlitz Bulls
Topless tennis exhibition shocks Madison spectators
A 23 year old French woman played topless in a doubles match at a Madison tennis court. Police summoned by two officers issued a warning with a reminder that a rematch could lead to arrest. Spectators reported no disturbance beyond the provocative display.
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Baseball scores and schedules from Thursday games
The box shows Kansas City 5 Oakland 2 and Detroit 6 New York 1 with other results Detroit 1 Chicago 1 and California 0. Baltimore at Milwaukee and Detroit at New York among scheduled games. Also New York 8 St. Louis 3 and San Diego 5 San Francisco 2 with Los Angeles at Cincinnati listed as on slate.
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Enduro golf attempt aims for 1200 nonstop holes
North Miami teens John Seligman and Gary Kaplan push toward a world endurance record by playing 1200 holes around the clock at Hollywood Lakes Club. After 28 1 2 hours and 450 holes, they face darkness and night play with improvised headlights and fluorescent balls as they continue their grueling challenge.
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Gary Kaplan
John
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Pat's Clinches Classic Division Title in 7-6 Win
Pat's beats Swiss Colony 7-6 at Twining Park West to clinch the Classic Division championship. Jeanne Grossen drove in the winning run in the seventh after Pat's trailed 6-5, with Sharon Teasdale and Cheryl Stuckey contributing key hits. Turner Hall earlier upset First National. American Family Insurance won 5-4 over Green County House in Open Division.
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Grossen
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Teasdale
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the Bank
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Becky Solberg
Sue Bidlingmaier
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Zimmerman
Loeffel rolls 505 series in Wednesday Trio bowling
Laura Loeffel led the Eagles Club Lanes event with a 505 series from games of 170 155 and 180. Team L-B-A totaled 1774 in the Wednesday Trio standings alongside Bugaloos 1754 Funny Balls 1514 Lightning Bugs 1466 Ralphs Marauders 1448 and Beatles 1434.
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Eagles
Judy Stokes
Ruth Zumbach
Carol Cherrey
Becky Solberg
Loeffe
State junior golf champion crowned at Fond du Lac
John Pallin 18 of Fond du Lac fired a final round 74 to win the state junior golf title by five strokes finishing 54 holes at 222. Brad Johnson of Meadowbrook was runner up while Connor Bakke of Madison tied Pallin with 222. Gary Steinhauer posted 228 to tie for third as 232 plus trailed.
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John Pallin
Fond du Lac
Brad Johnson
Meadowbrook
Connor Bakke
Madison
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Gary Steinhauer
Olson Auto Glass leads after Windy Acres round
Olson Glass takes first in BMG as Olson Auto Glass sits atop the table. Windy Acres moves to second and Green Co Salvage falls to third after four rounds. Low gross honors go to Miller and Rogula at 36. Burroughs 32 net. Dick Lane eagled 2 and Fazel birdied 3 with a penalty par on 5.
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Ray Rupnow
Bud Wilde
Jim Glessner
Roger Severson
Harry Olson
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Olson Auto Glass
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Lincoln Mercury
Monroe Evening Times
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