Monroe Women’s Slowpitch Tourney Invites Sixteen Teams
Sixteen teams compete in the Monroe Park and Recreation slowpitch event across Monroe with games Friday and Saturday at 7 15 8 15 and 9 15 and Sunday at noon 1 15 and 3 30. Teams include Turner Hall Firebirds Hellands Locker Joe’s White Elephant Green County House and American Family Insurance among ten others. Last year’s winner was contested in Monticello with Jay and Ann’s Bar edging Helland’s Locker 98 in eight innings. Rocker Drugs took third beating Joe’s White Elephant. First round Friday features O’Berg’s Bar vs Backs’ Yards and Sportsman Bar vs Ella Bowl. Saturday includes Roeber’s Drugs vs Teen Center and American Family vs White Rock Inn.
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Ann
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White Elephant
O’berg
Sportsman Bar
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Wes and Alvin
Wes and Alvin's
West Diamond
Brodhead Firebirds
Footville Comets
Helland’s
Joe’s
Jay and Ann’s Bar
Green County House
Roeber’s Drugs
Teen Center
American Family
White Rock Inn
Bucks Announce 1971 72 Preseason Schedule Incomplete List
Milwaukee Bucks reveal preseason games including September 21 at Dallas September 24 Phoenix in Honolulu September 26 Los Angeles in Honolulu and October 10 at Pittsburgh A three paragraph AP summary notes Dick Bosman’s strong showing against the Brewers in Washington and introduces Herm Rohrig as conference supervisor of officials along with Ross Dean leading 40 football officials from Whitefish Bay Wisconsin.
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Midwest marijuana control sparks upland game habitat debate
A Missouri Conservation Agent cited by Outdoor Life warns wide spring eradication of wild hemp could devastate game and song birds by removing critical upland habitat. Officials discuss a federal subsidized effort spanning eight states, fearing a broad chemical program may alter plant communities and reduce wildlife cover.
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