Hubers Ballplayers defeated Treuthardts 7 1 in softball action
Hubers Ballplayers beat Treuthardts 7 to 1 at Recreation Park to seize second place in the Major League. Dale Meyers allowed four hits and one run while Hubers drew nine walks aided by poor control from Klopfenstein. Bob Buchholtz led Hubers with a single and three runs. Wuetrich added a run and a hit. Treuthardts had four hits, G Rockey tripled. Box score notes and standings follow with Juda tied for first in the Minor League.
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Bowhunters Host Area Kick Off School Event Near Monticello
Marshall Bluff bowhunters host a two day league conservation kick off at their range northeast of Monticello. Revenue funds a 1967 conservation shoot and supports the Wisconsin Conservation Department project. An animal round and park round will be shot with a flashlight shoot Saturday night. A pancake and sausage supper at 5 PM Saturday at the clubhouse invites the public.
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Ripon Student Tops Trapshoot for Women
Nan cy Krebs, 17, Ripon Wis, won the Grand American Trap shoot Women Class AA and Senior Class AA titles by hitting 199 of 200 targets. She led a field of 1,189 and was the only shooter to win more than one championship. Ted Bachhuber Mayville Wis captured Class A Men's crown with 199 while Ruby Jenner Waupaca Wis won Class B Women's title with 196.
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Athletes Gather At Monroe High For Evening Tryouts
All freshmen Jayvee and Varsity athletes must meet in the Monroe High School lecture hall at 8 tonight. Weather again fouled the U S National Doubles Tennis Championships delaying play for a second straight day in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Women Anglers Rise as Male Fishing Bastion Crumbles
A 1950s survey shows 27 percent of about 30 million anglers are women, up from six million. Experts credit lightweight gear and new techniques, with Garcia’s Thomas Lenk proposing midweek ladies days and women exclusive charters to boost female participation.
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Packers Prepare for Steelers Visit in Exhibition
Green Bay fans watched about 3,000 attend a Packers practice focusing on punt drills, passing and running plays. Vince Lombardi praised the session, highlighting Wood to Pitts as a standout play before facing the Pittsburgh Steelers, who arrive Thursday and include former Packers in Breen Jeter and Vos.
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Tony Jeter
Lloyd Vos
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Refuge Manager Faces Mallard Challenges at Upper Mississippi Refuge
Eric Lawson, manager of the Upper Mississippi Wildlife Refuge, trains ducks to eat grain in cages to trap and band them. He aims to band 600 wood ducks annually, with a goal of 800, while also banding mallards. The program traces migratory routes to Texas Louisiana Georgia and the Carolinas amid mallards outnumbering wood ducks at times.
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Scoreboard Highlights From Major Matches
Scoreboard recap lists St Louis 3 Houston 0, San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 8 Atlanta 7 with today’s and Thursday’s games noted. American League standings show Baltimore leading in a tight race with Detroit and Cleveland close behind. night games include California at New York and Kansas City at Boston amid rain delays.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching-Dean Shutout for Angels
Yesterday's Stars dominated with a shutout as Dean scattered three hits for his first win of the season in a 1-0 victory over New York. Batting, Bill White and Phil Lies drove in four runs, two singles each, including a go-ahead hit that broke a 3-3 tie in a 5-4 win over Pittsburgh.
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France Defeats Greece in World Military Basketball Showdown
In Damascus, Syria, France rallied from behind to beat Greece 64 to 51 in the 1966 World Military Basketball Championships, securing a decisive victory over the Greek team.
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Syria
Wisconsin Badgers coach Bruhn eyes a feistier 1966 season
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn, entering his eleventh season, says the team faces many inconsistencies but could become a respectable unit. He notes an inexperienced roster, names John Boyajian and John Ryan among potential standouts, and identifies Kim Wood and Lynn Buss as key backs. Bruhn cites a thin defensive line and green backfield but remains hopeful as practice starts August 31 and the opener is September 17 against Iowa State.
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Chuck Burt
John Boyajian
Hammond
Ind
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Wauwatosa
Lynn Buss
Wausau
Tom McCauley
Superior
Buss
McCauley
Harland Carl
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Wayne Todd
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Dr Jack Battalia Elected President at WBA Convention
Dr Jack Battalia of Portland Oregon was elected president of the National Wrestling Association of America during a recess at the World Boxing Association convention in Panama City Panama. He succeeds the prior head and will lead in upcoming wrestling events and governance.
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California couple ends marriage amid cruelty claims
Martinez Calif singer Yvonne King aged 45 and band leader Del Courtney aged 56 divorced each other on Monday. Neither contested the action and both cited extreme cruelty in the filing. Separately a detector labeled as sweeper-like yields small daily coins and trinkets from sifted sand.
Young Indianapolis paperboy replaces stolen bike
Jimmy Kasler aged 13 delivered papers washed cars and caddied to replace his stolen bicycle in June He bought a gold five speed bike but left it unlocked while shopping and found it gone Kasler is the son of Air Force Maj James H Kasler noted for air raids on Hanoi Haiphong and his capture by North Vietnam in the war Roger Williams cancels concerts after a motorcycle crash injuring his right hand Doctors say no permanent effect on his playing A spokesman said the motorcycle was hit by a car Dolores Carlson combs beach daily using modern tech on the sand in Huntington Beach California
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Ind
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Los Angeles
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Williams
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Clay seeks draft exemption as minister in Black Muslim faith
Louisville action reports Cas sius Clay will again seek a draft exemption claiming ministerial status in the Black Muslim faith. Clay's attorney Hayden Covington said an appeal will be filed with the local draft board to obtain the exemption.
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Wisconsin panel pushes men under minimum wage rule
Wautoma Wis The State Industrial Commission will use Wisconsin labor law sex equality clause to extend minimum wage coverage to men previously limited to women the commission chairman disclosed Tuesday night.
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boxing group picks officers at annual WBA meeting
Joey Sanger of Milwas see was elected vice president of the World Boxing Association at the annual meeting Tuesday. Robert Evans of Louisville Kentucky was chosen president of the organization. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Janesville Labor Day Parade Plans Big Day
Janesville schedules its annual Labor Day Garage of Champions on Sept. 5 featuring a 2:30 p.m. street parade with 40 000 spectators. Parade entrants include Marion Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps St Paul Scouts Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps Madison Explorer Scouts Madison Scouts Junior Drum and Bugle Corps Racine YMCA Kitties Racine Scouts Ambassadors Dears Continental Youth Band Milwaukee Milwaukee Lutheran High School Band Milton Union High School Band Green Berets and Janesville Senior High School Band. Evening program at Monterey Park begins 6 30 p.m. with Conntinental Youth Band Milwaukee. At 7 30 p.m. six drum and bugle corps compete for prizes from 650 to 150. B nai B rith to serve chicken barbecue Sept 4 5 at National Tea Co parking lot.
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