Baseball standings and results from Monday and Tuesday games
Baseball standings show broad divisional and league positions with results from Mondays games including Baltimore over Oakland and Chicago over Detroit. Tuesday night matchups include San Francisco at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago among others with pennant race implications.
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Wash
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Detroit
New York
Washington
Boston
Iain Dunning
Dobson
Cain
Messersmith
Cuellar
Drago
Nigh
Pattin
Bosman
Blyleven
Bahnsen
Johnson
Tiant
Twinight
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Montreal
Perry
Blass
Ryan
Hands
Roberts
Reed
Sutton
Gullett
Robertson leads State Line Golf League scoring at Windy Acres
Chuck Robertson fired an even par 36 and a low net 33 to pace individuals in the State Line Golf League at Windy Acres Monday. Doral and Gerries won low team net with 150, while LeRoy Severson and Butch Johnson made birdies on No. 3. Blind bogey winners included several players listed in the readable fragments. next week’s schedule features Swiss Colony vs Pat and Boots, Doral and Gerries vs Mobil Oil, Bank of Juda vs Orangeville Community Bank, SC Data Center vs Green County Cheese, and Turner Hall Lounge vs Alphorn Lounge.
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Chuck Robertson
State Line Golf League
Windy Acres
Doral & Gerries
LeRoy Severson
Butch Johnson
Dave Engling
Harvey Holland
Pint Blum
Pat Hall
Horst Hart
del Shaffer
Harley Dinges
Don van Wagenen
Jim van Wagenen
AlphornLge
Turner Hall
Swiss Colony
Bank of Juda
Pat&Boots
Mobil Oil
Gr.Co.Cheese
SC Data Center
O’ville Bank
Pat & Boot’s Tap
Orangeville Community Bank
Green County Cheese
Alphorn
Grossen Leads Eagles Club Monday Couples Bowling
George Grossen rolled a 556 series on 219 169 168 to top the Monday Couples League at Eagles Club Lanes. Roger Severson followed with 550, Glenda Prechel led the women with 462, and team scores show Beams Me 2195 and Road Runners 2022.
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George Grossen
Eagles
Roger Severson
Glenda Prechel
Bill Goecks
MCC foursome ties for first in Pro Senior golf
Jim Forbes the Monroe Country Club pro led a MCC team with Chet Becker Ned Walker and Ken Stuart posting a low score of 62. They tied for first with Russ Iverson of Washington Park Racine and Tommy Bjack of Bristol Oaks Milwaukee in a field of over 160 golfers from across the state.
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Jim Forbes
Monroe Country Club
MCC
North Shore
Forbes
Chet Becker
Ned Walker
Ken Stuart
Russ Iverson
Washington Park
Racine
Tommy Bjack
Bristol Oaks
Milwaukee
Starr Injured Arm Snaps Packers Comeback Hopes
Green Bay coach Dan Devine halted throwing after Bart Starr renewed elbow pain. Starr, 37, has battled injuries over three years as the Packers try to rebound from champion days. Trainer Dominic Gentile had him in a grueling rehab.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Dan Devine
Devine
Starr
Dominic Gentile
Wisconsin Sports Briefs From AP Roundup
Wisconsin items include Willie Watson edges Karl Zurheide in a no knockdown light heavyweight bout in Miami. Bob Uecker returns to Milwaukee as full time scout and part time PR for the Brewers. Greg Mattison is cut by the Redskins. Greg Kemp named Marinette Catholic Central head coach, succeeding Marty Crowe. Two New Jersey men canoeing 530 miles from St Ignace to Prairie du Chien in the Pere Marquette tradition, Al Welenofsky and Ray DeBaun, describe their trip and goals.
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Miami
Willie Watson
Tampa
Karl Zurheide
Fond du Lac
Wis
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Bob Uecker
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Marinette. Wis
Samuel Kemp
Marinette High School
Marty Crowe
Marinette Catholic Central
Komp
Crowe
St. Nazi Anz Jfk Prep
Menominee, Mich
New Jersey
St. Ignace
Mich
Prairie du Chien
Pere Marquette
Green Bay
al Welenofsky
Ray DeBaun
Nutley
N.J
Lake Michigan
Welenofsky
Fox River
Portage
Wisconsin River
Mississippi River
DeBaun
Father Marquette
First National and Roys lead divisions in Monroe league
First National Bankers 3-0 pounded 22 hits to beat Martin's Sport Shop 174 while Roys 3-0 handed Junction House its third straight loss 3-1. Pat's Beer Depot 2-1 upset Krostue Implement to give First National sole Classic lead. Turner Hall edged Monroe Firemen 7-6 in ninth. Roller Mills 9-1 over Advance Transformer and Jefferson Center Co-op 2-1 over Hoffman Cleaners.
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First National Bank
Roy
Monroe
Bankers
Martin
Sport Shop
Junction House
First National
Pat’s Beer Depot
Krostue Implement
Turner Hall
Monroe Firemen
Roller Mills
Roy’s
Advance Transformer
Jefferson Center Co-op
Hoffman Cleaners
Wayne Dieter
Affolters
Craig Buhlman
Mike Affolter
Pat
Krostue
Ron Goecks
John Teasdale
Pat’s
Krostue Dabric
Pat's
Abric Parker
G. Wilde
R. Spoerry
D. Zim- M. Spoerry
Merman
Stefanik
Davis
Goecks
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Mueller ET
Oliver
R. Wilde
Teasdale
Hoover
Pitman
Pagel
Cullen
B. Zimm
Man
Kubly
Deg’hardt
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Rollerms
Abric Pat's
Fahlgren
Blum
Schnabel
K. Haldiman
Sykes
G. Haldiman
IistNat
Abrhc Martin's
Rosenthiel
Christ’sen
Goepfert
B. Affolter
Clark
D. Martin Johnson
Black Newman
Brennan
L. Grossen
Wyss
Kammer
Krebs
Severson
Hilliard
Co. Martin
DeVoll Ip
D.grossen
Buhlman
Youngwith
G.grossen
Dieter
Goodrich
Jeff
Jim Bahler Powers Legion Past Dodgers
The Monroe Legion team defeated Dodgeville 7-4 in a nine inning game. Randy Zuber pitched well with six strikeouts and no walks while Jim Bahler delivered two run scoring extra-base hits. Neil Nelson started for Monroe and Rich Schroeder took the loss after a sixth inning reliever appearance.
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Monroe Legion
Randy Zuber
Jim Bahler
Dodgeville
Legion
Monroe
Neil Nelson
Zuber
Nelson
Rich Schroeder
Mike Molitor
Tom Jones
Jones
Molitor
Schroeder
Mike Wells
Wells
Mark Loeffel
Loeffel
Bahler
Tom Sullivan
Marty Deignan
Rufenacht
Benton
Clinton Legion
Recreation Park
Twinight
Croquet Golf Tournament Highlights Rec Park Fun
Last Friday at Rec Park the Croquet Golf Tournament drew over 40 children with Teresa Larson winning the girls division by 24 over nine holes. Kim Smith led the boys with 21, followed by Dan Robertson 24 and Werner Rast 25, as par was 27.
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Rec Park
Teresa Larson
Wih
Kim Dunlavey
Barb Norton
Allison Brinkmeiser
Kim Smith
Dan Robertson
Werner Rast
Ron Blum
David Wiessenfluh
Chris McCabe
John Stormont
Sadecki Throws Three-Hitter as Mets Beat Cardinals 5-2
Ray Sadecki pitched a three hitter and retired 18 in a row to lead the Mets over St Louis 5-2. Bill Melton had four hits and three RBIs including a tying single in the 10th as the White Sox swept the Yankees in the twilight doubleheader 8-3.
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Ray Sadecki
Mets
St. Louis
Bill Melton
White Sox
New York Yankees
Green County Supervisors approve zoning and labor bargains
July 13 1971 Green County Board of Supervisors meets. The body approves rezoning from agricultural to highway interchange zoning near Brodhead, adopts a wage contract with Local 579 of the Teamsters, and authorizes a fence at the Highway Shop. Transfers funds within the General Fund and reallocates Welfare Civil Defense funds.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County
Green County Zoning Committee
Brodhead
East Green County
Spring Grove Township
Sugar River
Ten Eyck Road
Willis Riemer
Carl Jensen
Robert Hoesly Riemer
Hoesly
Gordon Roseleip
Hopkins Agricultural Chemical Company
Madison
Wisconsin
Zander’s Lake
Schmiedlin
Volkert
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Green County Highway Department
Green County Labor Relations Negotiations Committee
C. S. Pierce Ray Grady
Naomi Barnard
Ray Beckman
Leland Jordan
Ray Kundert
Barnard
Grady
Highway Department
Layne
Ray Grady
Stanley Knight
J. Marion Lewis
Carl Jensen Grady
Pleasant View
Orville R. Evans, Sr
Sylvanus Strommen Evans
Evans
Bober
National County Board Association
Milwaukee
Barnard and Beers
Welfare Civil Defense
Green County Civil Defense
Welfare
Green
Ray E. Kundert
State of
County Board of Supervisors
Monroe
Wis
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Proceedings OF the Green
Pierce
Sheldon Yarwood
Robert M. Hoesly
Francis J. Beers
Ernst Zentner
Sylvanus Strommen
Oscar Nybroten
Harvey P. Elmer
Herman A. Durtschi
Harold Babler
Woodrow W. Pryce
Ben Cleveland
Clinton S. Pierce
Lloyd Iverson
Stanley W. Knight
Chester Pinnow
Daniel A. Benkert
James Volkert
Ray L. Beckman
Ted D. Schmiedlin
Thomas R. Smith
Walter J. Bober
Jack L. Marty
Leo Eells
Leland W. Jordan
Edward J. Kaderly
Jordan
Kaderly
Smith
Zentner
Riemer
Edward Wiegner
Wisconsin Department of Revenue
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