Monroe Roy's Tap No 1 repeats as tourney champs
In a pair of strong performances on Wednesday's final night of the Monroe Slow Pitch Tourney action, Roy's Tap No 1 defended their title with a tight defensive win while Tom's Lil Moore's Business Farm teamed for a high scoring finish. Phillips 66 claimed the third place trophy as six teams from the South Wayne League and others from Darlington, Mineral Point, Argyle, and nearby areas filled a 16 team field.
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Delavan Red Devils
Dick Witt
George Harrell
Jerry Schliem
Delavan
Roy Melvin
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Junior Legion Club Finishes at .500
The Junior Legion Baseball team posted seven wins and seven losses with Bill Spring and Stu Grendahl keying the season. Bill hit .370 with 17 hits and three doubles while also saving the infield at shortstop and earning two pitching wins. Stu led with a .414 average, pitched 52 2/3 innings with four complete games, and fanned 75 batters. Other contributors included Pete Jones, Ray Heinzelman, Mike Isely, Dave Krattiger, and Mike Molitar.
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McLain Nears 30 Game Mark
Denny McLain, Detroit pitcher, says his arm is tired but aims for the majors first 30-game winner since 1934 after a 4-0 shutout of Boston to move to 25-3. He notes heavy innings and late-inning stiffness but keeps pennant goals ahead of personal milestones.
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Phillips Takes Lead at Windy Acres Playboy Golf League
Phillips 66 surged 13 percent to lead Thursday’s Windy Acres Playboy Golf League with 63 points while Rufenachts lingered in second on 62. Lanes Barber Shop and Junction House followed at 62 and 61. Dick Nejedio posted low gross 41 and Tom Henry low net 32. Phillips 66 won team low net 146. Closest to the pin: Bob Logeson on hole three. Blind Bogey winners listed. Next week’s schedule featured Phillips vs Germanus, Rufenachts vs North Central, Lanes vs Farmco, Junction House vs Fullertons, and Deans Milk vs J.J. Smith. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker
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Bowling Night Lights Up Turner Hall Standings
Sebastian Laeser and Red Lindsay led the Playboy League action at Turner Hall. Laeser posted a 532 series with a 222 high game while Lindsay had the top individual series at 556 and a 213 high game. Xen Mahlberg, Don Schoenick, and Otto Erzinger rounded the top five. Team results saw Transformer No 2 edged by Turner Hall while Ferrons defeated Lucky Strikes and Three Generations crushed Team No 1.
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Ferron’s
Wisconsin Buckets Canada Goose Permits Open for 1968 Draw
Madison Wisconsin special report notes that 1968 federal Canada goose hunting permit applications have been mailed to county clerks and state offices with a postmark deadline of August 31 1968. Horizon zone lottery permits and outside the zone permits will be drawn. successful Horizon zone bidders receive one goose and outside zone holders may take up to four. Applicants need valid Wisconsin resident small game or sportsman license or nonresident small game license and must include license number. Applications go to U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife c o Data Management Inc Minneapolis. Also mentions Little League schedule and Akron rifle championship.
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