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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1967

Page

5

Monroe Pony Stars Top Brodhead Boys

Monroe’s All-Star 14 and 15 year olds swept a doubleheader at Brodhead, 10-3 and 11-7. Penniston pitched a two hit victory in game one with seven strikeouts. Murray went the distance in game two as Monroe won again. Key hits included Mulligan’s two-run homer and Molitor’s bases loaded triple in game one, while Penniston also tripled and Hennager tripled in game two.

John Prien Monroe Pony League Brodhead Mike Penniston Jack Murray Mike Mulligan Mike Molitor Curt Leuzinger Mike Isely Steve Hennager Monroe Is Monroe Leuzinger Tschanz O Moon Hennagers F. Dearth Penniston Molitor Isely Mulligan Townsend Keen AB Isely D. Schutte S. Dearth Phillips Tschanz Wuetrich Hennager R. Schu

National League standings and Sunday results

Chicago leads NL with 47 wins and 33 losses, Detroit 45 35, Minnesota 45 36, California 45 40, Boston 41 39, Cleveland 40 42, Baltimore 39 43, New York 36 45, Washington 36 47, Kansas City 35 49. Sundays: New York 31 Baltimore 12, Minnesota 7 Chicago 5, Detroit 10 Boston 0, Washington 8 Cleveland 2 California 4 Kansas City 2. No NL games scheduled today. AL and NL All-Star events noted for Anaheim.

Chicago Detroit Minnesota California Boston Cleveland Baltimore New York Washington Kansas City Anaheim St. Louis San Fran Cincinnati Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston San Francisco

Spartans Crush Monkees In Softball Showdown

In a high scoring game the Spartans beat the Monkees 13 to 8 as Amy Autwn smashes two home runs and a double. Barb Sulzer adds a homer, Sue layer doubles and triples to pace the offense. Nancy Norton earns the win while Andrey Roth takes the loss.

Amy Autwn Spartans Monkees Barb Sulzer Sue “Layer Spartan Andrey Roth Karen Majerus Margarite Rast Julien Monahan Nancy Norton Andrey Waage Vikings Avengers Waage Laura Robertson Mary Buel Sharon Schilt Linda Grendahl Celia Rush Ray Sillins Diane Milstone

State Parks Rules Outline Access and Conduct Limits

State Conservation Warden James Washburn outlines park, forest, campsite, and recreation area rules. Prohibitions cover careless horsemanship on beaches and trails, noise limits requiring permits, parking and blocking access, leaving watercraft after hunting seasons, camping permits and duration, night camping hours, vehicle parking, and campsite occupancy rules. Additional sections cover fire prohibitions, unattended fires, solicitation bans, posting signs, dock and mooring use, speed limits, and restricted vehicle use on trails and beaches.

James Washburn Yellowstone Wildlife Area

Beloit Tops Relays Crowns Monroe Third in Relays

Beloit dominated the 12th Southern Wisconsin Relays at Recreation Park winning with 208 points and seven first places. Greendale narrowly trailed as Monroe surged to third with 148 points in a meet marked by fast records and strong performances by Beloit and Greendale. Monroe’s relay teams and individual scorers, led by Randy Share and Sue Hayes, posted key second places and a late burst to secure the third spot.

Gary Babler Monroe Recreation Park Beloit Greendale Sterling Illinois White- Sterling Minis Whitefish Bay Randy Share Tom Fenton Jay Meythaier Steve Hennager Betty Schild Cindy Babler Lauri Sickinger Chris Wagner Sue Hayes Joy Trumpy Cathy Hayes Barb Share Oak Creek Jay Meythaler Mike Purcel Wendi Hugdahl Carol Barry Dr. Stiles Jaycees Gary Partridge Partridge Jack Fernan Ron Gabrielson Jim Mauerman Phil Hanson Jim Shea Jerry Cummings Carol Summerli Larry Vance Paul Schoenike Louis Studer Ken Norder Kevin Close

Slow-Pitch Wrap-Up by JOHN PRIEN Commissioner

Eight weeks of slow pitch action confirm league threats with Swiggums Phillips leading Open and Phillips challenging in Major. Dormant and Kroger’s vie in Classic and Minor while Firemen could derail Welding and Dor mans in the remaining weeks. Tournament set for mid August. several players streaking with hit safely in every game.

Swiggums_ Phillips 68 Dormans Krogers Swiggum’s Roy Tap Tri-State Hubers Phillips Curtiss Tom Monroe Firemen Kroger’s Roller Mills Kroger Nat Hare Roy’s Jerry van Wagenan Ron Klemm Copen Insurance Tom Stine Harvey Loeffel Colony

Night Hours Among Wisconsin Trout Streams

Bill Stokes writes about summer nights as rich with beauty and surprises for trout anglers in Wisconsin. He recalls close calls with wildlife, beavers, a deer, and bats, and laments barbed wire fences that mar the peaceful, nocturnal landscape while praising the silent harmony of creek bottoms and the night air.

Bill Stokes Wisconsin State Journal Miller Creek Barron County Highway 48 Aldoeopold Creed

Batting Streaks Highlight Local Baseball Averages

In five games Ken Norder of Huber's goes 10 for 21 for a .476 average while Dan Bahler of Coplien is 8 for 19 at .421. Dale Meyers of Phillips leads with eight games at 16 for 28 and .571. Butch Hartwig of Roy's Tap posts eight games at 13 for 31 and .419. Johnny Blum of Junction House hits 8 for 19 at .421 in five games.

Ken Norder Huber’s Dan Bahler Coplien Dale Meyers Phillips Butch Hartwig Roy Johnny Blum Junction House

Lovell Visits Wisconsin River Area Amid 1968 Rumor

Astronaut James Lovell, raised near Milwaukee, canoeing the 14 mile Wisconsin River with Vilas County Republican chairman William Alexander. He refutes but fuels talk of a 1968 bid to challenge Senator Gaylord Nelson. Lovell and family vacation at a Vilas County lake home through Wednesday. first family vacation in four years.

Conover Wis James Lovell Milwaukee Wisconsin William Alexander Vilas County Republican Party Lovell Gaylord Nelson D-Wis

Baby Whooper Pecks Through Egg at San Antonio Zoo

A second baby whooping crane hatched at the San Antonio Zoo, separated from its angry parents Rosie and Crip. The first chick died when Rosie smothered it to protect the remaining egg. The infant will soon utilize a small outside pen and receive a high calcium diet of fish and meal.

Texas San Antonio Tex San Antonio Zoo Rosie Zoo

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Monroe Pony Stars Brodhead Boys Homer Murray LaBarre Hennager Yaun Kind Flynn Teex Frank Stiles Baton Rouge Lester A. Tassin Centennial Denver Wee Heer Tam O’shanters Kirk-Aloway Mecan Lanz Insurance
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