Locals Post Win Over New Glarus
Monroe defeated New Glarus 10 to 7 in a loosely played game at New Glarus. Fourteen walks and nine errors on both sides produced plenty of baserunners. Penniston allowed four hits and seven walks in four innings before Spring closed the game. Krattiger and Spring had two hits each, driving in two runs. The record stands at five wins and six losses as Mt. Horeb and Monroe prepare for a 7 p.m. matchup at Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Glarus
Mike Penniston
Bill Spring
Bill
Dan Krattiger
Mark Loeffel
Mt. Horeb
Recreation Park
Knowles Vetoes Handgun Season In Wisconsin
Gov. Warren P. Knowles vetoed the experimental handgun deer season in the Sandhill Wildlife Area, citing the need to defer weapon use changes pending gun legislation studies. The plan limited permits to magnums and a 100-deer kill. a rifle alternative may be issued. The Conservation Congress supported the handgun season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Natural Resources Board
Wisconsin
Sandhill
Knowles
The
Conservation Congress
Farmco Wins Title In Playboy Golf League
Farmco emerged as half season champions in the Playboy golf league after a 91 to 88 win over Lanes. Deans Milk and Junction House tied for third with 86 percent, Germann's Fuel fifth with 83, and Phillips 66 at 80. Roger Severson and Bud Wilde tied for low gross with 43, while Les Ahrens claimed low net with 32. Blind Bogey picks went to Brunner Nafzger Kirsch Stoner Larson Wittwer Kammerud Henry Gruenwald Retzlaff. Thurs schedule includes Farmco vs Deans Milk and Lanes vs Germanns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmco
Deans Milk
Junction House
Germann
Fuel
Phillips 66
Roger Severson
Bud Wilde
Les Ahrens
Dick Brunner
Wig Nafzger
Lee Kirsch
Jerry Stoner
Dave Larson
Mort Wittwer
Fritz Kammerud
Tom Henry
Willis Gruenwald
Lloyd Retzlaff
North Central
J. J. Smith
Fullertons
Lanes
Cyclones topple All Stars in 11-5 softball win at Twining Park
In girls softball at Twining Park the Cyclones scored seven in the third and defeated the Peanuts All Stars 11 to 5. Laura Heinmann Vic ky Stokes led with three hits each. Laura Robertson homered for the All Stars while Laura Heimann earned the win. Standings show Blue Blazers 3-0 Cyclones 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclones
Peanuts
Blue Blazers
Peanuts All Stars
Socketeers
Schedule Announced For Little League Ball
The Parks and Recreation Department announced the Little League baseball schedule for next week. All games are on the west diamond at Twining Park. Tuesday July 16 7:30 Giants vs Red Sox and 7:45 White Sox vs Cubs. Wednesday July 17 6:30 Cardinals vs Twins and 7:45 Indians vs Astros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Parks and Recreation Department
West Diamond
Twining Park
Giants
Red Sox
White Sox
Cubs
Cardinals
Twins
Indians
Astros
Bravesblank Dodgers in 7-0 victory behind Britton ace outing
Jim Britton pitched five hit ball with two walks seven strikeouts as Atlanta defeated Los Angeles 7-0. Jim Hart led the Giants with a three hit performance including two home runs his 17th and 18th driving in five runs and scoring four in an 11-4 win over Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Britton
Braves
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Jim Hart
Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati
National and American League scoreboard roundup report
JUDA WINS 3-2 Juda Special Larry Nickel hits a seventh inning homer to lift Juda to a 3-2 win over Brodhead in a State Line legion game. Dennis Kreuscher earned the win with eight strikeouts and four hits allowed as Juda improves to 3-1 in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Larry Nickel
Brodhead
State Line Legion
Dennis Kreuscher
Green County 4 H Land Judging Contest At Browntown
Sixty four 4 H participants judged soil pits on the Paul Rufenacht farm South of Browntown testing color texture slope and conservation treatments. The event yielded wide interest especially among the young women and offered learning about Green County soils and needed conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rufenacht
Browntown
Green County
Argyle Social Ties Highlight Fourth of July Gatherings
Argyle residents and relatives from Freeport Madison and Beloit spent July 4th with local families including the Pennistons, Wytzens, Ostbys, Richters, and Nalls. Visitors from Grand Rapids and Monroe joined in dinners, picnics, and travel to Madison and Wisconsin Dells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Richter
Freeport
Simon Richter
Argyle
Fred Richter
Jerome Tollakson
Franklin Berryman
Woodstock
Marjorie Winger
Susan
Brian Penniston
Donald Herman
Marshall
Maricon Blumer
Gene
Glen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank Nall
August Schlafli Sr
August Schlaffli Jr
Leroy Kemford
Kemfords
O’hare Field
Barbara Kemford
Quebec
Canada
Kemford
Schlafli
Laurel Schlafli
Madison
Connie Meyers
John Meyers
Nathan Walker
Monroe
Fouth
Ardell Jackson
John MacDonald
Michael
Cora Farrell
Jonas Scott
Olga Hendrickson
Ernest Hendrickson
Teresa Ann
Gary Hendrickson
Ernest
Henry Winger
Wisconsin Dells
Art Hanson
South Wayne
Lester Hendrickson
Summer barbecues and visits across Wisconsin towns
A long list of social rounds at homes in Argyle Monroe Shullsburg and Darlington among others includes barbecues suppers and weekend visits. Attendees travel from Beloit Freeport Madison and Milwaukee with extended stays in Wisconsin Dells Minot and Crescent. Several visits culminate in family funerals and weddings highlighting community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hendrickson
Alice Everson
Argyle
Arnold Johnson
Oregon
Ervin Gilbertson
Darlington
Chester Weinschenk
John Bright
Shullsburg
Duane Bright
Milwaukee
Kim Bright
Viva Bright
Roger Bright
New Glarus
Iva Bredeson
Rockford
Bright
Geneiva May
South Wayne
Jerry Young
Cecelia Splinter
Sun Prairie
Dorothy Johnson
Paul and
Sally
Monroe
Margaret Johnson
Ever Hanson
Michael Flanagan
Mary Ann
Bjarne Bredeson
Beloit
Dean T. Penniston
Susan
Brian
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Monroe A . Loeffel
Heinzelman
Spring Krattiger
Dave Penniston
Krattiger
Dan Wuetrich Wells Wilson
Hoesly
Wainwright Disch Darrow Roth
Bonkoski
Richert Erickson
Watkins Hoesly
Playboy
Yanks
Tigers
Yankees
Kerry Guttenberg
Dave Friedachs
Jeff Bell
Dave Esser
Mike Metcalf
Whitmyer
Escondido
Calif
Nat Whitmyer
San Diego Chargers
St. Louis
San Fran
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Washington
Noston
Daisy
Bert
Wilbur Hollis
Dayton
Wilber
Lester Goke
County
SCS
Jerry Wyttenbach
Willard Soper
Sherman Ostby
Eva Berger
Helen Ostby
Advertising Council
International Newspaper
Silver Springs
Clifford Penniston
Dean Penniston
Diane
Debbie
Danny Hermann
Sara Jo Thompson
Kathy Herron
Racine
Paul Thompson
John Stuessy
James Hyland
Ray J. Smith
Shorewood
Minneapolis
Agnes
Gertrude McAndrews
Smiths
Detroit Lakes
Roger Holt
Jeff Kim
Julie Ann
John Don
Clarence Flannery
Jack Monaghan
Dodgeville
Janesville
Paul Monaghan
Paul Mueller
Delia McGrath
Paul Splinter
Leo Splinter
Harold Burkmann
Baraboo
Arnold Wiegand
Claudia
Franz
Cambridge
William Hassenfeldt
Clarence Young
Patty
Hassenfeldts
John McDonald
Patti
Erin
Ellen Boyle
Roger Sperry
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
McDonald
Janet
University of Wisconsin
Douglas Hanson
la Crosse
Eek & Meek
Howie Schneider
Buddy
Winthrop
Dick Cavalli
Mea Aun Ld
Feorle
Ar Sensom
Priscilla’s
al Vermeer
Hanna Barbera
Robin Malone
Bob Lubbers
Captain Easy
Leslie Turner
Lafayette Electric Cooperative
Darlington, Wisconsin
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