How to register your record fish
Anglers seeking Wisconsin state record fish should keep the catch cool and weigh on a legal retail or DNR scale as soon as possible. Then contact a DNR official with details including species, angling method, angler name and address, weight, length, girth, county, water body, catch date, and scale owner information.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Racine
DNA Fish
DNA
Commercial Bank Wins First Half in Windy Acres Golf League
Commercial Bank downed Rosa's 124 to take the first half championship in the Business Men's Golf League at Windy Acres. Lincoln Mercury and First National pressed the three team race, Bauman's Kitchens rising to second. Sam Regula won low gross, Al Bauman low net as weather mostly ruined play. Toby Goecks eagled No. 2 to cap a round. Final standings show BeeLine, Marco's, Alphorn Ford, Rosa's and Olson Glass among leaders.
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Commercial Bank
Rosa
Windy Acres
Bankers
Lincoln Mercury
First National
Bauman
Sam Regula
al Bauman
Toby Goecks
Bee Line
Green Co. Salvage
Alphorn Ford
Evening Times
Olson Auto Glass
Rosa’s
Bauman Kitchens
First National Bank
Marco’s
Helland's wins with double play opens Sunday Open Division
Helland's Locker defeated American Family Insurance 4 3 and Green Co House beat Bank of Brodhead 5 1. JD's limited the Bankers to three hits as Am Fam staged a late rally but fell short in a five inning game.
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Helland’s Locker
American Family Insurance
Green Co. House
Bank of Brodhead
Jd’s
Bankers
Sue Ritschard
Collette
Am Fam
Helland’s
Bev Bertalot
Gloria Wand
Nancy Wunschel
Joyce Berndt
Kathy Grossen
Brodhead
Helen Coomer
Swiss Colony
Pat’s Beer Depot
First National
Turner Hall
G.C.H
Abr
GOH
Bjohnson Wand Wunschel
Fey Iverson
Jjohnson
Grossen Krogwald Mayer
Fences take a beating as Merchants lose two to Rockford
The Merchants dropped both ends of a doubleheader to the Rockford Blackhawks. In the CWL game, Rockford won 9-8 with Stu Grendahl hitting his third homer of the day. The nightcap 6-5 loss featured Mike Setzer and Charlie Dearth homerun figures as Rockford rallied. Monroe falls to 3-16 overall. CWL 0-6, IL 2-9. Next games: Thursday at Rockford Mecum, Saturday at Janesville, Sunday home vs Milton.
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Merchants
Rockford Blackhawks
Blackhawks
Wisconsin
Recreation Park
Rockford
Monroe
Stu Grendahl
Grendahl
Mike Setzer
Charlie Dearth
Joe Blume
Setzer
Blume
Leon Harley
Glen Guss
Guss
Rockford Mecum
Janesville
Milton
Rockford Abr
Monroe Abr
Yabarracf
Milz If Wuetrich
Sparks If Gmiller If
Henzimn Pr
Minilli
Buragie
Floit
Gradhiss Guss If
Huber If
Strtff
Dearth
Sehweigere
Spring of Murphy
Huebner
Cmiller
Loeffel
Harley
Monroe Merchants
Elliott Pilz win two ball at Monroe CC title
Over 50 golfers competed in a Mixed Two-ball Foursome at Monroe Country Club. Dolly Elliott and Bud Pilz led scoring with net 36 on the back nine and gross 46, while Lydia Rasmussen and Fran Schott were second with net 39. Ellie Staffen and Fred Huber shot net 33 to lead the front nine. Joanne Huber and Jim Staffen were second with 35, Winn Phillips and Ed Zupanc tied for third at 36.
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Monroe Country Club
Dolly Elliott
Bud Pilz
Lydia Rasmussen
Fran Schott
Ellie Staffen
Fred Huber
Joanne Huber
Jim Staffen
Winn Phillips
Ed Zupanc
City Tennis Tournament Entry Form Details
The notice lists address and phone for entry in a city tennis tournament and asks players to indicate whether they will play in class A. It instructs sending the entry form to the stated address.
All City Tennis Tourney Set for Weekend of August 12
An All City singles tennis tournament is planned for August 12 and 13 at Recreation Park courts with two brackets Class A and Class B. Park director Ron Barribeau and coach Jim Bartholf announced that entry is open to all players, with trophies and ribbons, and a two match minimum.
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Ron Barribeau
MHS
Jim Bartholf
Bill Norder
Pete Mueller
Dan Mayer
Tom Hefty
Recreation Park Courts
Twining Park
Rec Park
Colbert wins Greater Milwaukee Open after tense finish
Jim Colbert clinched his second Tour victory in seven years at the Greater Milwaukee Open, finishing 13 under with a final 69. George Johnson and Bud Allin chased in the final twosome but fell a stroke back as Courtney posted a 64. Johnson, one of seven Black players on tour, drew the crowd with a late surge.
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Milwaukee
Jim Colbert
Kansan
Colbert
George Johnson
Bud Allin
Tripoli Golf Club
Johnson
Allin
Grier Jones
Chuck Courtney
Courtney
Rifles Trade 21 Players for Delavan Quarterback
The Lake County Rifles of the Central States League sent 21 players to acquire quarterback Bob Berezowitz from the Delavan Red Devils. Berezowitz, who threw 27 touchdowns last season and 33 the year prior, was described by a Rifles official as probably the biggest trade in pro football history.
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Chicago
Lake County Rifles
Delavan Wis. Red Devils
Lake County
Bob Berezowitz
Delavan
Rifles
Berezowitz
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Edmund C. Hamilton
Edward M. Adam
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Bud Wilde
Erv Spring
Cookie Phillips
Willie Kolden
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Cliff Hunt
Charlie Robertson
Bud Lanz
Phil Mueller
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Elkhart Lake
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Fla
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Oshkosh
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Tim Stickle
Toledo
Ohio
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Toledo Mud Hens
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R. K. Moe, Inc
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