Softshell Crabs Draw Bass and Perch on Green Bay Waters
Anglers in Green Bay exploit softshell crabs as effective bait for smallmouth bass and jumbo perch. Crabs, local crayfish, shed shells several times a summer, becoming vulnerable bait. Louis Hendricks of East River near De Pere crabbers while his wife helps, keeping crabs in wire pens between fishing trips.
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John Lee
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay
Louis Hendricks
East River
de Pere
Door County
Hendricks
Louis
Slowpitch Tilts Rescheduled After Rain Out
Tuesday night slow pitch games were rained out and moved to Sunday with the same start times. Roys Tap 2 will meet Moore at 7 15, Milwaukee Cheese vs Advance Transformer at 8 15, and Krostue vs Junction House at 9 15. In other play, Midget Cardinals beat Tigers 18 17 in extras with Becker collecting three hits and the win.
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Roys Tap 2
Milwaukee Cheese
Advance Transformer
Krostue
Junction House
Twining Park
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Tigers
Gary Becker
Paul Gempeler
Bill Homewood
Don Spike
Dave Litenegger
Kirk Reise
Gary Wyss
John Speerry
Becker
Reise
McLain fires eighth straight complete game in 4 0 win
Detroit star Denny McLain pitched eight hits to blank the Oakland Athletics 4 0 securing his ninth consecutive complete game and becoming the majors first 18 game winner. Glenn Beckett of the Cubs extended his hitting streak to 21 with a run scoring single and a 12th inning RBI in Chicago 4 3 Philadelphia. The Monroe Boat Club met July 13 in Monticello and stayed through the weekend at Larrabee's Resort on Lake Wisconsin.
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Philadelphia
Monroe Boat Club
Monticello
Okee
Larrabee’s
Lake
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Daniel Wyss
Milford Paulson
Messrs
Mmes
Harold Matzke
Stanley Whitehead
Harold Kleckler
Jack LaBorde
Roy Witt
Lester Witt
Jerry Disch
George Gerber
August Burgis
Golf Outing Slated By Eagle's Cheese
Eagle's Cheese Capital Aerie No. 2651 sponsors a golf outing at Windy Acres on Sunday August 4. Entry is $1 for Eagle members only with prizes and trophies. Off time 11 a.m. Sign up at the Eagles Bar or with committee members Leo Kohl Budd Wilde Tom Smith Vic Marean.
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Windy Acres
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Eagles
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Tom Smith
Vic Marean
Today in History July 17 1968 Highlights
Entries include the 1945 Potsdam meeting among Truman Churchill Stalin to plan postwar policy, the 1898 Spanish surrender at Santiago, the 1936 start of the Spanish Civil War, FDR third-term nomination in 1940, Arco Idaho first atomic powered town in 1955, and other notes from 1962 1965 1955 and 1960s.
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Harry S. Truman
Winston Churchill
Josef Stallir
Potsdam
Berlin
Lin D. Roosevelt
Arco
Idaho
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