Algae blooms worsen in Green Bay from phosphates
University researchers report extensive algae growth along Lake Michigan's Green Bay this summer. They link the bloom to increased phosphate discharges from Fox River industries and municipal effluents, urging treatment upgrades and reduced phosphate detergent use to slow the decline.
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Madison
Wis
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Green Bay
University of Illinois
Larry Vanderhoef
Vanderhoef
Fox River
Sturgeon Bay
University of Wisconsin
Robert Burris
Bucks Trade Block to 76ers in Last December Deal
The Milwaukee Bucks sent forward John Block to Philadelphia along with cash and their No 2 draft pick to finalize last December’s Wally Jones trade. Block averaged 8.5 points and five rebounds last season as a top reserve.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
John Block
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wally Jones
National Basketball Association
Bucks
Black
Larry Costello
Toby Kimball
Houston
Bob Dandridge
Curtis Perry
Russell Lee
Chuck Terry
George Adams
Art White
Teen League Baseball Slated At Recreation Park
The Park and Recreation Department announces Monday night Teen League games at Recreation Park. At 6 p.m. the Blues face the Greens and at 7 30 p.m. the Reds meet the Blacks in two scheduled matchups.
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Recreation Park
Blues
Greens
Reds
Blacks
Erzinger Opens With 224 In Turner Hall 3 Man League
Otto Erzinger started with a 224 game in the Thursday Nite 3 Man League at Turner Hall and finished with 178 and 168 for a 570 series. Ken Mahlberg added a 201 game for 557, Alvin Goepfert 522, and Walter Schuetz 516.
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Otto Erzinger
Turner Hall
Ken Mahlberg
Alvin Goepfert
Walter Schuetz
Dallas Cowboys top College All Stars 20 to 7
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney lamented a strong Cowboys defense and missed big plays as his College All-Star squad fell 20-7 to the world champions. Devaney said the offense failed to meet expectations despite a solid defensive effort.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Dallas Cowboys
Devaney
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Auburn
Robert Newhouse
Houston
Cowboys
Jerry Tagge
Jerry
Tagge
Dallas
Bob Lilly
Craig Morton
Bob Hayes
Chester Marco
Hinsdale
Pat Toomey
Tom Landry
Benton tourney offers 200 first prize
The Benton Slowpitch League tournament offers a 200 first prize with 32 teams max and a 20 entry fee. First 32 teams entered by August 5 to League Commissioner Cletus Bainbridge Jr. Prizes decline to 150 75 and 50 for places two to four with trophies for all four.
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Cletus Bainbridge Jr
Bainbridge
P. O
Cuba City
Four locals hitting over .300 in Monroe home stand
The Monroe Merchants host Leske's of Beloit at Rec Park Saturday at 2 p.m. in an Interstate League game and play Silver Lake Sunday at 2 p.m. Monroe sits 3-18, with Milz and Buchholtz pushing batting averages over .300. Setzer leads in hits and runs while Huebner tops the staff ERA.
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Monroe Merchants
Rec Park
Silver Lake
Leske’s
Monroe
Schwerin
Rec
Bernie Milz
Bob Buchholtz
Merchants
Janesville
Milz
Buchholtz
Keith Burington
Mike Setzer
Burington
Setzer
RBI
Stu Grendahl
Larry Huebner
Grendahl
Charlie Dearth
Leske
Baseball standings and weekend results recap
Friday results show Milwaukee 3 Detroit 2 and Chicago 5 Kansas City 0 with Boston 6 1 New York 5 3 and Cleveland 4 Baltimore 1 in 10 innings. Saturday schedules include Boston at New York and California at Texas with multiple twi night games and Sunday picks include Milwaukee at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit. Several rainouts and rescheduled games listed with Pittsburgh New York Montreal Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia among teams in action.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
California
Texas
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Oakland
Dunning
Palmer
Cal Canton
Lemonds
Timmerman
Colborn
Corbin
Hunter
Hand
Messersmith
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
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Los Angeles
Houston
Caldwell
Nolan
Wise
Hands
Blass
L. Walker
Philadelphia
Brandon
Fryman
Reberger
Niekro
Sutton
Reuss
Torrez
Gentry
Cincinnati Houston
Miles Jacobs Leads Friday Couples Bowling in Monroe
In Monroe, Miles Jacobs posted a 563 series and a 223 high game in the Eagles Club Lanes Couples League. Mildred Grossen added a 494 series while Craig Segner and Louise Spring led Turner Hall Lanes action with Segner's 530 and Spring's 462. Cannon Balls topped Eagles teams with 2277 pins and Spring & Stamm swept Turner Hall four points.
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Miles Jacobs
Monroe
Eagles
Mildred Grossen
Turner Hall
Craig Segner
Louise Spring
Segner
Spring
Cannon
Spring & Stamm
George Grossen
Ev Jacobs
Debbie Thommen
Linda Kundert
Jacobs
Kundert
Corie Grossen
Grossen Grossen
Ritschard - Schwarze
Roy Indergand
Bob Stamm
Joy Blumer
Becky Solberg
Becky Solberg 131-126-154—411. Games — Stamm
Indergand
Hartwig & Indergand
Liedschlag & Gilbertson
Bernet & Koehn
Mauerman & Heitz
Rufer & Grossen
Miller & Solberg
Segner & Blumer
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Orangeville
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Lena
Ill
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Twin Grove
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Washington, D. C
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