1971 Slowpitch League Leaders and Standings Overview
Commissioner John Prien reports a strong start amid bad weather with seven teams unbeaten after two rounds. Open League leaders include Chuck Dearth and Paul Swalve with high batting averages and RBIs. Major League pace-setters Milz and Grossen show power and defense. Central and Classic divisions trend 3-0 led by Junction House and 1st National Bank. Ten-run rule noted for shortened games and short-handed losses.
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Green County
Paul Swalve
Grossen
Junction House
Swalve
George Davis
John Milz
Denny Marty
Dick Leuzinger
Jerry Coplien
Ed Grossen
Tom Simonson
Phil Snyder
Scott Buel
Gary Wettstead
Bill Spring
Lyle Thorp
Keith Haldiman
Gene Haldiman
Duke Phillips
Bob Blum
Phillips
Spring
Dale Davis
Don Zimmerman
Nat’s
Gary Voegels
Pete Adamson
Bill Deininger
Bob Affolter
Ken Rufer
Gary Goecks
Harv Rosenstiel
Jerry Clark
Rufer
Adamson
Bill Stuckey
Larry Hiendell
Larry Ott
Wynn Grendahl
Dick Carroll
Nate Farmer
Bill Dushek
Monroe Teams Hit Regional and Sectional Action
Monroe High School fields baseball versus Shullsburg at the home diamond at 3 45 regional title. The track squad competes at Delavan Darien for the sectional with field events at 6 and running at 7. Randy Naef was slated to start against Nick Herbst of the Miners.
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Monroe
Shullsburg
Delavan-Darien
Randy Naef
Nick Herbst
Miners
Kubiak Delivers Late Blast as Tribe Falls to Brewers
Ted Kubiak homered in the ninth to lift Milwaukee past Cleveland 6-5 after a tight game. Theobald, Milwaukee's hottest hitter, played through illness but did not lose his job. Kubiak had just two hits in 47 at bats before the decisive shot off Phil Hennigan.
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Milwaukee
Ted Kubiak
Ron
Theobald
Milwaukee Brewer
Cleveland Indians
Kubiak
Phil Hennigan
Dave Bristol
First National Rips Martin s 21 0 in Classic League night
The First National Bank team exploded for 16 runs in the third inning to rout Martin s 21 0 and stay tied for the Classic League lead with Turner Hall. Turner Hall beat the Firemen 11 6 for another win. Pat s notched its first win 4 3 over Krostue Implement in the third game. In Central Division Junction House moved ahead with a 12 0 victory over Roy s Top II. Roller Mills defeated Advance Transformer 9 6 and Hoffman blanked Jefferson Center 18 0.
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National Bank
Martin
Turner Hall
Firemen
Pat
Advance Transformer
Hoffman
Jefferson Center
Cleaners
Bankers
Chet Newman
Wayne Dieter
Jeff Wyss
Lyle Hilliard
RBI
Craig Buehlamn
Bill Deininger
Dick Ammon
Jerry Gentz
Pat’s
Krostue
Davis
Brad Binder
Junction House
Roller M
Advance
Wilde Parker
Pat's
Blum Wuetrich
Zimm'man Martini
K. Hal
Man Sykes Ip
Penn’ton M. Spoerry
Nat's
G. Hal
Man Christ’son
Goecks Stefanik Martin's
Updike Wettstedt
Pagel
B. Spoerry
Rupnow Boelk
Davis Cruezer
Severson Vent'li Wilde
Cullen
Bittner Schwabe Kohl Duertschi
Medicare
H Martin
H Newman
Rosenstiel Advance
Zimm
Man Dieter J. House
Nat'l
J. House
Roy's
Turner
Einbeck Gruenberg
Buttke M. Dein’ger
Gentz Wyss Miller
B. Ammon
Bandi Goodman
H. Jaeggi
B. Dein
Ger
Bartelt Burke S. Jaeggi
Rufener Schmid Hale
Zuhike
Hoffman Koch
Jeff C
Arch Edwards Dominates MCC Golf Honors Across Events
Arch Edwards led the Monroe Country Club events, tying for first in Sundays Hickie Tour with Ken Tindell and topping the 18 hole field Monday. He also led the Memorial Day Flag Tournament while Jim Erickson and George Holsizer placed second and third respectively. A Parent-Child Tournament followed with multiple young winners across age groups.
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Arch Edwards
Monroe Country Club
Jim Erickson
George Holsizer
Dan Pickett
Forrest Kubly
Kieth Seward
Pat Walsh
Tracy Schultz
Ann Schultz
Jim Schott
Connie Schott
Kim Smith
Bob Stormont
Bill Rufenacht
Chip Power
Barbara Buda
Paul Stiles
Shan Phillips
Brad Kittelsen
Mike Haney
Women’s Golf Instruction Registration Open at City Hall
The Park and Recreation Department invites resident women 16 or older to join six weeks of women’s golf instruction. Classes run Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays 7 to 8 p.m. with two Thursday 2 and 3 p.m. options. No fee. bring own clubs. 15 per class. Register at City Hall office 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Wednesday.
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Park and Recreation Department
Park and Recreation Office
City Hall
Baseball Standings And Results Roundup
The wire reports show current standings with St Louis leading the league and Pittsburgh and New York trailing. Sunday results include Pittsburgh shutting out Chicago, San Francisco beating Montreal in extra innings, and St Louis over Atlanta. Monday features Pittsburgh and Los Angeles wins, plus St Louis over Atlanta, with several other matching results across the circuit.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Philadel
S.francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Zachary
Ellis
Blasingame
Kelley
Renko
Downing
Gentry
Stone
Twinight Houston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Washington
Oakland
Boston
California
Cain
Perry
Dunning
Pattin
Maloney
Bosman
Blue
Kline
Hedland
Lonborg
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John Prien
Auto Home Ibusiness
Lanz Insurance
Sports Today
Tribe
Slump
Larry Kundert
al Schwartz
Junior Tofte
Roy
Roller Mills
Fred Bittner
Ray Updike
Gary Wettsteadt
Chuck Sykes
Frank Venturelli
Jeff Center
Greg Olsen
G.C.H. 20
Beverage
Tom's Silo
Hughes
Red’s Roost
Roy’s Tap
Paes
Cadillac Motor Car Division
Cadillac
Choice
MCC
East Grand Forks
Minn
Bill Fitch
Notre Dame
Austin Carr
Wake Forest
Charlie Davis
National Basketball Association
Fitch
Noah
Alcindor
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Connie Butenhoff
Gary
Zander’s Lake
Connie
Wash’n
BIG Diesel
Transtar Diesel
Phoue
Wisconsin
International Harvester
Len
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