John Chambers Hole-In-One Triggers Windy Acres Lead
John Chambers aced the Windy Acres third hole during Businessmen's Golf League action. Ray Rupnow retrieved the ball from the cup, marking Windy Acres first hole in one in three years and fifth in the course history. Eagles moved to the lead at 82, with Montgomery Ward second and several close results shaping the second-half standings.
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Dick Campbell
Evening ‘Times
John Chambers
Windy Acres
Ray Rupnow
Chambers
Wally Speich
Harry Olson
Isog Severson
Times
John
Eagles
Bauman Kitchens
Montgomery Ward
Alphorn Ford
Dearth Motors
Johnson Pontiac
Lincoln Mercury
Roy
Stamp Shop
Hank Bauman
Fred Blane
Dick Wagner
Frank Klarer
Roy Hefty
Glenn Langston
Lee Kubly
Don Siedschlag
Emil Klarer
Pearth Motors
Roy’s Stamps
Bee-Line
Wolf River Preservation Area opens access for trout anglers
Anglers heading into Menominee county to chase Wolf River trout may use river and lands within the new Wolf River Preservation Area. The 200 foot buffer from river banks extends from the county northern boundary through Keshena Falls. Public access is via five semi developed campgrounds Turtle Rapids Pines Big Smokey Falls The Dalles and Wolf Rapids with camping allowed only at these sites. State highway 55 provides access within 200 feet of the water and bridges on county highways WW M and a town road upstream from Keshena Falls offer entry. A few private parcels remain within the strip and are not open to public access.
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Menominee County
Wolf River
Keshena Falls
Menominee Enterprises, Inc
Wisconsin
Turtle Rapids
the Pines
Big Smokey Falls
The
Dalles
Wolf Rapids
Pankau Claims Low Gross At Lions Club Golf Outing
Erwin W. Pankau won the low gross for the Windy Acres Golf Course outing on Monday afternoon July 10. He also took closest to the pin on No. 3. Don Siedschlag earned blind bogey honors and Jim Walsh delivered the long drive on No. 9. The event began at 4:30 a.m. with John Eiserman as official scorekeeper and Dr. Robert Smith coordinating the program. Twenty five Lions members played and a dinner followed with plans for the Green County Fair water dip stand. Delbert Krupke led the stand and another outing is planned later in the season after a Band Shell dedication postponement.
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Erwin W. Pankau
Lions Club
Windy Acres
Pankau
Don Siedschlag
Jim Walsh
John Eiserman
Robert Smith
Green County Fair
Delbert Krupke
Monroe players compete in State Junior Tennis at Cahill Courts
Hefty and Bosanny represented Monroe in the Jaycee sponsored State Junior Tennis Tournament at Whitefish Bay Cahill Courts. Tom Hefty defeated Todd Elliott 6-0 6-1 then lost to top seed Mike Cahill 6-2 6-3, while Jim Bosanny defeated Jon Vogel 7-5 9-7 before falling to Mike Metten 6-1 6-0 and finishing at Milwaukee Tennis Club.
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Jomney
Sim Bosanny
Monroe
Jaycee
Cahill
Whitefish Bay
Tom Hefty
Todd Elliott
Oconomowoc
Tom
Mike Cahill
Wauwatosa
Cal
Indoor Courts Challenge Helps Young Tennis Players
The report notes Jim Bosanny and a fellow player benefited from indoor play for the first time in the State Junior Tennis Tournament. Playing on three different courts, they gained valuable experience while chaperone Roy Hefty, Tom's father, also enjoyed the trip.
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Jim
Jim Bosanny
Roy Hefty
Tom
Hexom Homers Twice To Lead Lions Attack
Hexom hits two homers to spark a 15 3 Pony League win over the Wolverines. Hendrickson earns the win with four strikeouts in relief as Lions pile up 15 runs on 21 hits. Dearth and Holmes add two hits apiece, while Mulligan homers for the Wolverines.
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Wolverines
Gary Hendrickson
Hexom
Hendrickson
Steve Dearth
Keith Hanson
Jack Murray
Greg Holmes
Lions
Fred Dearth
Mike Mulligan
Kevin Monahan
Park Schedule with Pony League and Local Games
Today features Mustangs versus Panthers in Pony League and Phillips against Gri Lutheran at 7 15. Slow pitch and fast pitch games exist at Twining Twin ing recreation and Twining fields with multiple matchups including White Elephant vs Schultz Pharmacy and Tom s Silo vs holzer. Tomorrow shows no games scheduled.
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Mustangs
Panthers
Phillips
Gri Lutheran
Twining
White Elephant
Schultz Pharmacy
Pleasant Hill Cheese Browntown Milling
Recreation
Tom’s Silo
Holzer
Brodhead
Parks and Recreation
Rufenacht Oil
Monroe Ffa
City Taxi
Curtiss
Tri-State Edges Swiss Colony In 12 In Slowpitch Thriller
In the longest slowpitch game of the year Tri-State edged Swiss Colony 4-3 in 12 innings. Key moments include a long Joe Schwarzenberger triple driving in the winning run in the sixth and Kent Quinn Roger Jackson Homer Pickett delivering 12th inning singles for Tri-State.
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John Prien
Tri- State
Tri-State
Hubers
Coplien Insurance
Roy
Swiggum
Huber
Ron Brown
Coplien
Bob Bogus
Bill Moon
Jerry Coplien
Joe Schwarzenberger
Clet Bainbridge
Colony
Kent Quinn
Roger Jackson
Homer Pickett
Quinn
Jackson
Roger Vickers
Tri
Nate Hare
Tappers
Pat Wuetrich
Hare
Whitey Engelbretsen
Jim van
Wagenan
Gary Jeglum
National League scoreboard and standings update
St Louis leads the NL with 50 wins and 32 losses a .610 pace after a 4 3 win over Pittsburgh Wednesday Chicago holds 46 36 .561 and San Francisco 45 38 .542 third Cincinnati 46 39 .541 with Atlanta 42 39 .519 Pittsburgh 40 39 .506 Philadelphia 40 40 .500 Los Angeles 34 47 .420 Houston 33 50 .398 New York 31 47 .397
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St. Louis
Chicago
San Fran
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Whitewater State football tickets go on sale for 1967 season
Whitewater State University opens 1967 football ticket sales with season tickets offering first pick to 1966 NAIA runner up Warhawks. Five home games priced at 9 dollars, individual tickets two dollars. games versus Stout Platteville St Norbert Eau Claire Oshkosh.
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Whitewater
Whitewater State University
Tulsa
Okla
Warhawks
Hamilton
Stout
Platteville
St. Norbert
Eau Claire
Oshy
Hall of Fame
Qshkosh
Wsuw Athletic Department
Williams Gymnasium
Wis
Dehmer and Gould Named to State Conservation Units
L. P. Voigt announces Wilber Dehmer of Green County and Waller Gould of Lafayette County will join state study committees under the Wisconsin Conservation Department. Dehmer will serve on an upland game committee. Gould on a committee at large. Committees meet with statewide members to study county fish and game hearings.
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L. P. Voigt
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wilber Dehmer
Green County
Waller’ Gould
Lafayette County
County Conservation Congress
Dehmer
Gould
State and Conservation Department
Conservation Commission
Executive Council
The
Conservation Congress
Voigt
Congress
Braves and Angels Take Midget League Victories
In Midget League play at Twining Park yesterd ay yonn vanwagenen fueled the Cubs to a 7-2 win over the Braves with a single and a double while Gary Becker and John Huber added two singles apiece. Steve Hill and John Kundert led the Braves with doubles and John Huber earned the win with Jeff Brunner taking the loss. In the Angels 2-1 victory over the Orioles Tim Dearth tossed a one hitter with 12 strikeouts as Larry Hanson suffered the loss despite two hits and two walks for the Orioles.
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Yonn Vanwagenen
Gary Becker
John Huber
Cubs
Braves
Twining Park
Steve Hill
John Kundert
Jeff Brunner
Steve Ott
Randy Kuban
Angels
Orioles
Tim Dearth
Larry Hanson
Hanson
Oriole
Intrepid Favored To Defend America’s Cup In September
Intrepid, the 12 meter sloop skippered by Mosbacher, is favored to defend the America's Cup against Australia's Dame Pattie in September after posting a fourth straight win in the second round robin of the U S observation trials by defeating American Eagle. The National Geographic Society unveils a new 30 mile to the inch map of Vietnam Cambodia Laos and Thailand featuring 9 609 place names.
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Mosbacher
Australia
Dame Pattie
Intrepid
U.S
American Eagle
National Geographic Society
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Wisconsin Extends 1957 Woodcock Season to 65 Days
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission approved a 65 day woodcock season for 1957 from September 16 to November 19. The earlier opening avoids migrating birds and increases hunting opportunities. The change was favored by most counties at spring hearings and by the Conservation Congress at the statewide meeting.
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Adison
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Conservation Congress
Spring Grove News Roundup at Brodhead and Nearby
Social notices detail a Sunday picnic at South Side park Brodhead honoring Mrs Dan Olson and Cammy Wallace with family attendances from Gil bert Wendler Howard Wallace and Dan Olson. Visiting relatives and local guests frequent Herbert Mohns home and nearby residences as well as area clinics and funerals in Beloit and Rockford.
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Dan Olson
Cammy Wallace
South Side Park
Brodhead
Mmes
Gilbert Wendler
Howard Wallace
Herbert Mohns
Richard Snyder
Davy
Erie
Elmer Stahlecker
Alvin Timm
Craig
Gordon Mohns
Jimmy
Jeff
Debra
Ervin
Marion Mohns
Monroe
Leon Weidman
Jerry Jones
Beloit
Suzy Badertscher
Monroe Clinic
Dennis Nussbaum
Missouri
Allan Turner
Ipswich
Mass
Mildred Arnsmeier
Will Arnsmeier
Wilbert Arnsmeier
Richard Snyders
David
Eric
Herbert
Local residents visit relatives and travel to Indiana and Florida
The notes list visits among area families including Mrs. Snyder formerly Ruby Aurand, Mrs. Leon Weidman visiting Josie Stocker in Oakley, and Herb Mohns with J. P. Elmer from Monroe at Will Arnsmeier’s in Davi. The Steeles called on Herman Pinnow while en route to Walkerton, Indiana from a 9000 mile west trip. Emmett Armstrong and parents from Tampa arrived to visit relatives in the area and plan loops through Sheldon and nearby homes before Florida return. Merlin Kopfenstein and Emil Goecks also visited Monroe on Friday.
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Tampa
Fla
E. J. Armstrong
Sheldon, In
Armstrong
Alfred Zweifel
Ralph Anderson
Russell Binger
Ellworth Binger
William Binger
Ross’ Binger
Florida
Herman
Bombers Hit North Vietnam Inside DMZ Again
Waves of 852 bombers pounded North Vietnamese positions inside the demilitarized zone today marking a major renewed airstrike after two months with no such attack.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
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