Trout Fishing Good On County Streams
Weather permitting trout fishing remains good on most county streams with best results in the evenings. Wards report light fishing pressure and strong bass action statewide with three Vilas County bass over five pounds. Musky and northern fisheries show improvement in the north as waters warm.
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Norman Wood
Sugar
Pecatonica
New Lake
Browntown
Lafayette
Omer Thorpe
Yellowstone Lake
Galena River
Benton
Galena
Thorpe
West Fork
Wayne
Wisconsin Conservation, Department
Ln Burnett
Oconto
Oneid
Waukesha
Vilas County
Price
Jackson
Lincoln
Oneida
Rusky
Eau Claire
Forest
Manitowoc
Door
Bayfield
Mississippi River
Grant County
Lake Winnebago
Sauk
Columbia
Dane
Chippewa
Wolf Rivers
Mueller wins NAIA tennis match in Kansas City tourney
Pete Mueller of Whitewater State University from Monroe wins his first NAIA tennis tourney match in Kansas City Missouri, defeating a Washburn opponent 6 0 7 5. Time bouts and campus ties hint at reunions with former teammates, while ongoing local sports news cover basketball, go cart racing, raft races, and upcoming community events across Monroe Brodhead and surrounding towns.
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Pete Mueller
Whitewaters State University
Monroe
Kansas City
Washburn
Kan
Pete
Mike McAlpine
James McAlpines
Wisconsin Dells
Dodgerville
Arizona State
Wisconsin
Mike
Northwoods
Times
Ollie Fink
Lee Fernstaedt
Stanton Steurs
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Bill Johnston
Lee
The
Badger
Ray Kubly
Monroe Country Club
Brodhead
Green County
Sugar River
Don Fairman
Ith
Bob Crandall
Winnings Listed For Kegler Meet
Al Henning reports Wisconsin State Bowling Association paid out 289.28 to keglers after a meet that ended last month. Nineteen keglers and one team earned prizes including Hubers No. 1 with 39 dollars in junior team, Don Schoenick and Ken Mahlberg 31.34, minor doubles, Haghahl and Moon 12.50, minor doubles, Mulligan and Nor der 10, minor doubles, Minder and Krupke 25, junior doubles, Hartwig and Neuen schwander 70, junior doubles, Emerson 36.50, regular, Phil Mueller 9.27 minor, Sebastian Laeser 24.67 minor, Minder 3, Krupke 3 junior, Moon 4 minor all events, Krupke 9 junior all events.
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al Henning
Monroe
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
Keglers
Ninteen Keglers
Hubers
Don Schoenick
Ken Mahlberg
Don Haghahl
Bill Moon
Frank Mulligan
Ken Norder
Walt Minder
del Krupke
B. Hartwig
Don Neuenschwander
Emerson
Phil Mueller
Sebastian Laeser
Krupke
Moon
Patriots Stock Soars On Merger News In Boston Market
The planned merger of the American and National football leagues lifted interest in Boston AFL Patriots stock. An over the counter bid stood at $26 with 29 percent asked at Thursday’s close, after earlier bids of $16 and $14 with 18 and 16 percent asked in recent weeks.
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Patriots
Boston
AFL Patriots
Twins tie MLB record with five homers in inning
Yesterday's Stars Batting Harmon Killebrew hit two homers for the Minnesota Twins in a 9-4 win over Kansas City, including the blast that tied the major league record with five homers in one inning. Joey Jay of the Cincinnati Reds shut out Philadelphia 1-0 on five hits for his sixth win.
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Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Kansas City
Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Retaliation Series Set for Renewal in Chicago
CHICAGO The Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox prepare for a heated retaliation series at Comiskey Park with managers pledging to win and defend themselves. Past clashes include pitches at Al Weis and Jim Perry, and Stanky's admission of ordering Buzhardt to pitch at Perry. Twins ace Dave Boswell opposed by Buzhardt or Horlen, while Stanky warns of hard slides and retribution. Cubs also face Dodgers in rain-delayed finale and head to Houston with Holtzman opposing Farrell.
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Chicago
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Twins
S. Mele
White Sox
Mele
Twin Cities
Sox
Jim Perry
al Weis
John Buzhardt
Perry
Eddie Stanky
Buzhardt
Joe Horlen
Dave Boswell
Sporting News
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Stanky
Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Ken Holtzman
Astros
Dick Farrell
Letter Winners Named at School New Glarus High School 1965 66
The 1965 66 letter winners at New Glarus High School were announced covering sports in track football golf basketball and wrestling. Names include Chuck Bigler Dennis Hoesly Steve Sherven Silvan Disch Dan Knobel Lar ity Rufenacht Steve Ruegsegger Brian Thacker Martin Bethke Philip Duerst Keith Disch Elliott Erickson Dave Erickson Bob Gmar Dal Hustad Jim Kla sy Alvin Kramme Jim Jeglum Marty Steve Marty Tom Nelson Dave Owen Tom Reuter and Larry Stuessy along with managers. The report also notes the 10th Annual National Wheelchair Games opened in New York with 250 athletes from 240 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
New Glarus High School
Chuck Bigler
Dennis Hoesly
Steve Sherven
Silvan Disch
Dan Knobel
Larity Rufenacht
Steve Ruegsegger
Brian Thacker
Martin Bethke
Philip Duerst
Keith Disch
Elliott Erickson
Dave Erickson
Wrestlin
Bob Gmar
Dal Hustad
Jim Klasy
Alvin Kramme
Jim Jeglum
Nis Marty
Steve Marty
Tom Nelson
Dave Owen
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Snapshot
The American League leads Baltimore and Cleveland with Minnesota and Detroit close behind as two teams juggle pace and power. National League shows San Francisco and Los Angeles atop a tight race with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia sharing mid standings. several makeup games and twi night matches slated for Saturday.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
St Louis
Schedule Set For Pony League Registration And Practices
Pony League director Joan Prien said youths can still register next week at Recreation Park. The first week practice schedule is listed: Monday 12-year-olds 1 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday 13-year-olds only. Wednesday 14 and 15-year-olds 1 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday 12 and 13-year-olds until 2:30 p.m. Friday Captains select teams at 1 p.m.
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Joan Prien
Pony League
Recreaton Park
Prien
Marion Trips Sun Prairie in Wisconsin high school semis
Marion and Neenah enter the state semi finals with 16 game winning streaks after contrasting opening round wins. Marion edged Sun Prairie 1-0 on an infield RBI by Ron Schewe while Neenah won 11-8 aided by 11 walks. The winners advance to face Eau Claire Memorial or Superior in the title showdown.
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EAU Claire
Marion
Neenah
Eau Claire Memorial
Sun Prairie
Ron Schewe
Wisconsin Rapids
Rockets
Wilmot
Abes
Superior
Behring Motors Sparks Golf Play At Windy Acres
Behring Motors led the Business Men's Golf League at Windy Acres by beating Eagles. Low gross honors went to Sam Rogula and Pat Wuetrich with two over par 37s. Behring sits first with 38 points, followed by Monroe Sales Co and Bee Line in the standings.
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Behring Motors
Windy Acres
Eagles
Sam Rogula
Pat Wuetrich
Dick Brunner
Bart Pickett
Bill Johnston
Brunner
Don Bloom
Herman Blum
Roy Hefty
Hans Hayes
Steve Esser
Dick Lane
Chuck Ekena
Monroe Sales 'Co
Bee Line
Bauman’s Kitchens
Montgomery Ward
Roy's Stamp Shop
Johnson Pontiac
and Dearth Motors
Hornung Seeks Packers Stay Amid AFL NFL Peace
Golden Boy Paul Hornung reflects on the AFL NFL merger and his so far uncertain status with the New York Jets. He says the truce makes him feel like a rookie again yet expects to re sign with Green Bay soon, noting veterans may lose most with rookie pay. He comments on fan views of the merger and future title games between leagues.
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Milwaukee
Paul Hornung
New York Jets
Green Bay Packer
Jets
American Football League
National League
Packers
New York
Hornung
Vince Lombar
NFL
Green Bay
Sonny Werblin
Wisconsin Tennis Players Fall In NAIA Singles Tourney
The NAIA tennis championships saw all Wisconsin singles players eliminated on Thursday while three doubles teams advanced. Oshkosh pair Witasek Diedrich and Whitewater duo Meier Kringel each won through rounds, but Witasek Meier and Yelich faced defeats in later rounds as California Western and Carson-Newman players toppled them.
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Kansas City
Wisconsin
Tom Witasek
Dick Diedrich
Oshkosh
Wis
State
Cliff Brashier
Ray Byrd
Midwestern
Meier
John Wambold
Tom Yelich
Ron Moser
Bobby Barbera
Appalachian
N.C
Titans
Bob Witt
Doug Melius
Tom Sterchi
Rick Wollerman
Eastern
Ilinois
California Western
John’ Rolph
Larry Ware
Carson- Newman
Tenn
Don Bragonier
Witasek
Whitewater
Pete Mueller
Mueller
Yelich
Randy Jacobs
Whiteman
Wash
Melius
Sterchi
Dennis Claridge Signs 1966 Pact With Falcons
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Dennis Claridge signed his 1966 contract after being acquired from the Green Bay Packers in the expansion draft last winter. The report notes his move to Atlanta and confirms the NFL deal amid team roster updates.
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Atlanta
Dennis Claridge
Atlanta Falcons
National Football League
Claridge
Green Bay Packers
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Bob Hardell
Wisconsin River
Reedsburg
Brodhead Jaycees
Albany
Bluff View Park
Wiota
Belleville
South Wayne Diamond
Argyle
Blanchardville
Monroe Police Department
Police and Fire Commission
Chisox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Washington
Dan Heine
Spoerry
Green County House
Glen
Gin
Kummel
Creme de
Anisette
Ginger
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
Golden Boy
Falcons
Adtaker
Evansville High School
Scoreboard
Vilas Craig
ViCounts
Chryslier
Motors Corporation
Around the World
Chrysler
Rysler
Slee Corporation
Defects Corporation
Dearth Motors, Inc
Monroe, Wis
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