Hubers Edge Swiss Colony on Hugdahl Homer in Slowpitch Thriller
Hugdahl homered to cap a 10th inning rally as Hubers beat Swiss Colony 4 to 2 after a 13 hit effort. Colony led 2 0 until the 10th, while Dormans topped the Firemen 7 3 and Office edged Swiggums 6 5 in the same slowpitch night.
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Don Hugdahl
Hubers
Fred Huber
Hugdahl
Frank Mulligan
Ken Norder
Bill Tuescher
Bill Moon
Wes Wandfluh
Art Carter
Joe Schwartzenburger
Harvey Loeffel
Colony
Loeffel
Dave Stauffacher
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Bill Spoerry
Huber
Fran Schott
Bill Hartwig
Dormans
Ledger
Warren Schesser
Russ Johnson
Hartwig
George Cromwell
Firemen
of Dormans
Gayle Quinn
Pat Lunda
Keith Christianson
Vic Ingwell
Jim van Wagenan
Bob Williams
Swiggums
Office
Whitey Engelbretson
Dave Kuebli
Stan Rebly
Roger Kubly
Doug Hirsch
Chuck Lostetter
van Wagenan
Williams
Nate Hare
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Ringo and Gros Sign With Philadelphia Eagles
Jim Ringo and Earl Gros, former Green Bay Packers stars, signed with the Philadelphia Eagles for the 1965 NFL season. Ringo, noted for 214 straight starts, and Gros, who had 748 yards on 154 carries last season, were acquired from the Packers in a 1964 trade.
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Philadelphia
Jim Ringo
Earl Gros
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Ringo
Gros
Packers
Monroe Sales Leads Golf Play
Monroe Sales Co retained first place in the Business Men's Golf League by beating Montgomery Ward 8 to 2. Low gross honors went to Max Harms Sam Regula and Jim Menehan with 40s. Gene Plossel had top net. Prizes awarded to a long list of players. standings show Monroe Sales 54 points, followed by Johnson Pontiac 51 and Behring Motors 47.
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Monroe Sales Co
Montgomery Ward
Max Harms
Sam Regula
Jim Menehan
Gene Plossel
Roy Olson
Harvey Holland
Bart Pickett
Don Siedschlag
Harry Buholzer
Dick Lane
John Chambers
Roger Severson
Mort Wittwer
Don Bloom
Virgil Brunkow
Milo Friedrichs
Glenn Langston
Franz Rastbaumweiser
Johnson Pontiac
Behring Motors
Bee Line
Windy Acres
Burn Electric
Office
Farmco
Oshkosh Cruise Set by Boat Club
Monroe Boat Club outing at Whitewater Lake last Sunday featured a picnic swimming boating and water skiing in 90 degree heat. Cruise masters were Mr and Mrs Jack LaBorde. A weekend cruise is planned for July 24 and 25 in the Oshkosh area with Alton Benfer and Otis Hermanson as cruise masters.
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Monroe Boat Club
Whitewater Lake
Jack LaBorde
Messrs
Mmes
Stanley Whitehead
Harold Matzke
Lester Witt
Dan Wyss
Otis Hermanson
Alton Benfer
Cindy Goecks
Norine Haegeli
Mike Macaully
Dennis Swiggum
Don Witt
Edwin Schenk
Oshkosh
Phillips Hurls Two Hit Victory In Midget League Game
Curt Phillips pitched a two hitter with seven strikeouts and two walks as the Tigers defeated the White Sox 12 to 2. He also went 2 for 2 with two RBIs to fuel the win. Dave Eley and Dick Vogel added two hits each, Bill Richards bloomed a single, and Bob Gordee homered for the White Sox, taking the loss.
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Curt Phillips
Tigers
White Sox
Phillips
Dave Eley
Dick Vogel
Bill Richards
Bob Gordee
Gordee
Roster Listed For Star Tilt On 4th of July
Slowpitch rosters selected to represent seven teams in a July 4 double header. Open vs Major at 2 pm and Classic vs Minor at 3 15 pm, nine innings. Players listed include Duke Phillips Jerry Dwyer Jerry Coplien and Don Hunt among others.
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Duke Phillips
Jerry Dwyer
Jerry Coplien
Herren
Coplien
Bob Brauchle
Dewey Vorseth
Jim Bosanny
Clinic Pharmacy
Dave Kuebli
Vic Ingwell
the Office
Dave Stauffacher
Harvey Loeffel
Larry Lancaster
Swiss Colony
Chuck Robertson
Doug Hirsch
Ernie Phillips
Swiggums
Ken Norder
Don Hugdahl
Bill Tuescher
Fred Huber
Hubers
Bob Leistikow
Wes Wandfluh
Don Hunt
Roger Kubly
Martins
Nate Farmer
Ken Rufer
Don Ninneman
Lanz Hardware
Homer Pickett
Clete Bainbridge
del Soddy
Tri-State
Don Miller
Bob Abelman
Stan Barr
Grace Lutheran
Dave Martin
Jerry Gelbach
Power and Light
Dick Boelk
Ed Grossen
Dick Witt
Don Witt
Gus Martini
Harrison Butenhoff
Bob Hardell
Don Martin
Terry Wenger
del Barrrett
Ron Wilde
EUB
Joe McGuire
Bob Montgomery
Dave Eley
Milwaukee Cheese
Gene Lueck
Paul Hefty
Paul Moser
Chalet
Chamberlain Weighs Switch From Basketball to Boxing
Wilt Chamberlain a 28 year old 250 pound 7 foot 1 pro basketball star says he definite ly is contemplating switching from scoring to fighting. He has had several offers but has not decided and will choose when ready.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
FFA and Hughes Run Roughshod in Softball Wins
FFA beat Browntown 10 to 1 as Dan Tschudy Gordon Blum and Le Roy Gavigan led with three two and three hits respectively. Golden Blum earned the win while Browntown’s Chuck Hammel took the loss. Hughes defeated Studers 8 to 2 behind Gary Brewer two doubles and a five run fourth inning. Dick Witt claimed the win and Duane Wilde the loss. Games were canceled Monday due to a legal holiday.
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FFA
Browntown
Hughes
Studers
Recreation Park
John Walter
Dan Tschudy
Gordon Blum
LeRoy Gavigan
Gavigan
Blum
Bob Weiss
Rodger Sack
al Sacker
Golden Blum
Chuck Hammel
Terry Miller
Jerry Schliem
Hinders
Bob Voegl
Twins Remain In Pony Lead After Big First Inning
The Twins beat the White Sox 11-8 to stay undefeated at 3-0 in Pony League. Keith Monte took the loss over five innings, while Mike Mulligan earned the win in relief of Bob Voelkli. Stauffacher led the losers with two hits, as Crooks Belke Kautzky and Voelkli produced for the winners.
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Twins
Keith Monte
Mike Mulligan
Bob Voelkli
Mulligan
Jim Stauffacher
Dave Sorenson
Daryl Wilde
Dennis Crooks
Dale Belke
Mike Kautzky
White Sox
Newman Guides Angels to 5-0 Win Over Minnesota
Fred Newman of Los Angeles pitched a two hit shutout and earned his first win since June 8 as the Angels defeated Minnesota 5-0. Tom Tresh of New York hit a three run homer to lift the Yankees past Baltimore 5-4.
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Fred Newman
Los Angeles
Angels
Minnesota
Tom Tresh
New York
Yankees
Baltimore
Monroe Swimmers Fall To Greendale Club In Meet
Monroe High School swimmers, led by Bernie Purcell with three firsts and Ann Wells with two firsts, lost to Greendale High School and other Milwaukee area clubs. Team members included Sue Hayes, John Etter, Byron Bennett, Ken Pick, and Sandy Power. next competition is July 3 at Milton with a noon bus departure.
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Monroe
Greendale
Frank Stiles
Bernadette
Bernie) Purcell
Ann Wells
Sue Hayes
Byron Bennett
Ken Pick
John Etter
Bernie Purcell
Sandra Powers
Grendale
Milwaukee
Marquette Union High School
Greenfield
Cathy Hayes
Windy Kugdahl
Bernadette Purcell
Sandy Power
Chris Wagner
Carol Barry
Cindy Babler
Fred Death
James Schuette
Mike Schmitz
Barb Share
Betty Schild
Nancy Anderson
Sanda Power
Wendi Hugdahl
John Gerhart
Dick Stauffacher
Dan Schuette
Kathy Richardson
Jody Fritz
Jim Clark
Jim Hartman
Milton
Monroe Swimming Pool
Memphis Prep Star James Johnson Chooses Wisconsin
James Johnson, an all city guard from Washington High School in Memphis Tennessee, will enroll at the University of Wisconsin this fall on an athletic scholarship. The 6 foot 6 inch 190 pound forward averaged 25 points per game as a senior.
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Madison
James Johnson
Washington High School
Memphis
Tenn
University of Wisconsin
Johnson
Wisconsin
Shirley Harms Leads Ladies League Round at Windy Acres
Shirley Harms shot 48 in nine holes in Tuesday action at Windy Acres Ladies League. Prizes went to players with the fewest putts, nine holes, with several posting 15 putts including Ben Goecks and Virginia Monahan. Bernice Kammerode claimed high putt honors with 22. Team standings list Johnny's Highway Club leading with 34 points, followed by Robert's Salon and others.
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Shirley Harms
Windy Acres
Ben Goecks
Fran Friedrichs
Virginia Monahan
Hazel Weissenfluh
Bernice Kammerode
Johnny's Highway Club
Freeport
Robert’s Salon
Chocolate Shop
Ludlow Bar
Montgomery Ward
Joe Marty’s Cheese Co
Goecks D-X
Rufenacht Oil Co
Grant wins fifth stakes of meeting in Long Branch at Monmouth
Jockey Jockey Howard Grant rode Carry Forward to second place as he claimed his fifth stakes victory of the meeting and his fourth in a row at Monmouth Park in the Long Branch Stakes held Wednesday in Oceanport New Jersey.
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Oceanport
N.J
Howard Grant
Carry Forward
Monmouth Park
Notice to Taxpayers Open to Inspect Monroe Assessment Roll
Notice under Section 70 45 Wisconsin statutes that from July 7 to 9 1965 the Monroe Wisconsin assessment roll will be open for examination by taxable inhabitants. Hours are 9 to noon and 1 to 5 in Green County city offices.
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Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
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