Badger Booster Days to Feature Elroy Hirsch and UW Staff
Elroy Hirsch leads University of Wisconsin athletic staff at the two day Badger Booster Days on June 14 and 15 at Monroe Country Club. Proceeds from $25 one day and $40 two day tickets support the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation with tax deductible gifts.
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University of Wisconsin
Elroy Hirsch
Monroe Country Club
Badger
Pat Kubly
Idle Hour
Hirsch
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation
University At Madison
Big Ten
Swiss Colony
Jim Forbes
Ray Kubly
Fred Uihlein
Schlitz Brewing Company
Mr. Kubly
Monroe Junior Legion opens season with Darlington doubleheader
The Monroe Junior Legion baseball team begins its season with a Saturday doubleheader at Darlington High School field starting at 1 PM and 3 PM. Home opener follows Monday at 7 15 PM against Galena Illinois at Recreation Park with 19 players and a pitching staff led by Tom Jones and Mark Loeffel.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Darlington
Darlington High School
Redbirds
Wisconsin
Illinois
Legion
Galena
Ill
Recreation Park
Deignan
Tom Jones
Mark Loeffel
Curt Phillips
Chuck Will
Monroe
Randy Zuber
Monticello
Mike Molitor
Jim Bahler
Mike Wells
Mike Isely
Ron Golackson
Dave Rufenacht
Dave Hanson
Dick Youngwith
Gary Sutter
Brad
Monroe Sports School kicks off this Monday in St Victor’s gym
The first annual Monroe Sports School directed by Monroe High School coaches Marty Deignan and Mike Setzer begins Monday in St Victor's gym. Sessions target third to eighth grade boys with calisthenics, conditioning, fitness testing, and baseball and basketball instruction.
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Monroe High School
Marty Deignan
Mike Setzer
St. Victor’s Jum
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Dave Rufenacht
Chuck Will
Deignan
St. Victor’s Gymnasium
Grossen Landscaping fours straight in Monroe slowpitch
Grossen Landscaping blanked Moore Business Farms 12 0 to extend their win streak to four in the Monroe Slowpitch League Major Division. The win was a seventh inning completion under the two run rule and marked Grossen’s third straight shutout.
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Grossen Landscaping Crew
Landscapers
Moore Business Farms
American Family Insurance
Monroe Machine and Welding
Joe’s White Elephant
Ludlow Bar
Moore
Grossen
Jerry Wettach
Steve Jackson
Bob Grossen
RBI
Best ball foursome victor at Monroe Country Club
The Monroe Country Club hosted a best ball foursome with an 18 hole event won by Bob Ableman Dr Bob Keith Dr Ed Zupane and Dick Newcomer on a 58. Gerald Swiggum Jim Swiggum Glenn Swiggum and Les Bacon took second at 59. Two teams tied for third with 60. A nine hole event saw Fred Grendahl Clayt Olson Dick Bahr and Ron Spielman win with 29, Ed McArdle Dan Pickett Jim Hendrickson and Ken Tindell second with 31.
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Monroe Country Club
Bob Ableman
Bob Keith
Ed Zupane
Dick Newcomer
Gerald Swiggum
Jim Swiggum
Glenn Swiggum
Les Bacon
Deb Share
Cookie Phillips
Chet Becker
Jim Walsh
Ed Mueller
Pete Mueller
Bruce Reichert
Bob Collins
Fred Grendahl
Clayt Olson
Dick Bahr
Ron Spielman
Ed McArdle
Dan Pickett
Jim Hendrickson
Ken Tindell
Junior Champ meet at T R Holyoke Field Saturday
The Monroe Jaycees host the Junior Champ track and field meet at T R Holyoke Field starting Saturday at 1 p.m. with five age divisions for boys and girls. Top three ribbons awarded per event. senior boys advance to state. Jaycees act as judges timers and starters. refreshments under the grand stand.
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Monroe Jaycees
T. R. Holyoke
Jaycees
Eight-run winners reach state baseball semifinals
In the Wisconsin high school playoffs Monona Grove and Beloit Memorial advanced to the semifinals after upsets and strong offenses. La Crosse Logan blanked Chetek 8-0 handing Howie Moe his first loss in 12 games. Beloit Memorial beat host Marion 5-4 and Chippewa Falls defeated Appleton East 8-2. Logan meets Memorial and Chippewa Falls faces Monona Grove with finals set for Saturday afternoon.
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la Crosse
Logan
Chetek
Howie Moe
Monona Grove
Beaver Dam
Chippewa Falls
Appleton East
Beloit Memorial
Memorial
Wilt Chamberlain Builds Mammoth Bel Air Dream House
Wilt Chamberlain is building a near ten thousand square foot Bel Air home for about 1 million dollars. The seven level public spaces include average sized rooms for guests while the massive star’s private areas remain functional with standard fixtures. The 14 foot ceiling and 1500 pound rosewood front door accompany a 45 foot tall fireplace and a 14 foot deep pool.
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Madison Square Garden
Bel-Air
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
David Rich
Corky” Korkowski
Chamberlain
Governor's Handicap cancelled at Suffolk Downs
The 15000 Governor's Handicap at Suffolk Downs was called off due to only four entries. The track replaced it with a 6000 allowance race as the event's new feature, drawing seven entrants for the 10 race card. Fiesta Bowl renamed for Phoenix post season game set December 27 with host WAC champion set to participate.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Phoenix
Ariz
DNR Reports Strong Fishing and Early campground Fill
The Wisconsin DNR says fishing is good to excellent statewide for the second weekend of June. Many state campgrounds are expected to fill Friday and Saturday. In the southern district trout fishing remains good to excellent in area streams led by Castle Rock Creek and the Blue River in Grant County.
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DNR
Castle Rock Creek
Blue River
Grant County
Mill Creek
Cave Hollow
Iowa County
Devil’s Lake
Pecatonica
Grant
Platte
Mississippi
Wisconsin Dells
Rock
Sugar
Wisconsin River
Boscobel
Argyle
Lake Delton
Yellowstone Lake
Walworth
Albany summer run draws 50 plus runners
Albany's first weekly summer fitness run drew more than fifty participants with six races from 1 to 3 miles. Todd Runaas won the freshman-sophomore 2.5 mile in 14 47, followed by Russell Hill and Tom Schmieder. Dan Davies placed fourth. Summer fishing reports and campground notes followed with various species sighted in local waters and Devil's Lake producing a 14 pound 3.5 ounce walleye.
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Todd Runaas
Albany
Russell Hill
Tom Schmieder
Tom Feller
Monticello
Steve Spoerry
Ron Setzer
Dan Davies
Beloit
Dave Schmieder
Dan Blumer
Joe Doctor
Madison
Joe Kopp
Shannon Mullen
Connie Carpenter
Kitty Kopp
Mary Doctor
Wes Mayer
Janesville
Fred Halverson
al Claremont
Greg Hageman
Belleville
Joe Dye
Lloyd Bostian
Campground Shortage Prompts Alternate Site Advice
Fishing news suggests campers in Southern Wisconsin pick one or more alternate campgrounds before outings. Devil's Lake Governor Dodge Lake Kegonsa Mirror Lake Tower Hill Yellowstone Lake and Kettle Moraine lakes are expected to fill early. DNA recommends Big Foot Beach Blue Mound Nelson Dewey New Glarus Woods Peninsula Wildcat Mountain or Wyalusing.
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Devil’s Lake
Governor Dodge
Lake Kegonsa
Mirror Lake
Tower Hill
Yellowstone Lake
Big Foot Beach
Blue Mound
Nelson Dewey
New Glarus Woods
Peninsula
Wildcat Mountain
Wyalusing
Hefty leads Playboy League with 34 at Windy Acres
Roy Hefty fired a 2 under par 34 to take low gross at Windy Acres and tied for low net with Tom McGraw Pat Lunda and Lloyd Girard at 34. Blue Chippers gain 13 percent points with a team net of 141 as Windy Acres slips to four percent back. Upcoming matches include North Central versus Farmco and Germann Fuel versus Blue Chippers.
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Roy Hefty
Windy Acres
Tom McGraw
Pat Lunda
Lloyd Girard
Blue Chippers
Bob Hayes
Paul Wuethrich
Dick Brunner
Harley Kundert
Bill Henguinet
Phil Mueller
Roger Price
Dale Witt
Ken Wittlier
North Central
Farmco
Monroe Beverage
Germann Fuel
Roger Cheese
Junction House
B&b
Rays Leader Pitching Silence Sox In 9-0 Victory
Ray Lamb of Cleveland scattered five hits to blank Chicago as Cleveland won 9-0. Frank Robinson fueled Baltimore with five RBIs on two singles and a homer in a 12-0 rout of Minnesota.
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Indians
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Baseball Standings And Schedule In Dense League Table Form
The standings show Baltimore, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, and Chicago in the majors with win percentages and games behind. A slate of Thursday results includes Cleveland 9 Chicago 0 and Baltimore 12 Minnesota 0. Friday night matchups feature Milwaukee at Cleveland and Chicago at Baltimore among others. Additional notes cover Saturday games and a continuation of interleague pairings with scores from recent days.
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Wash
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Washington
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Dunning
Horlen
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McLain
Murphy
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Montreal
Phila
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Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
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Philadelphia
Gullett
Hands
Roberts
Lersch
Stone
Williams
Downing
Britton
Nash
Blasingame
Ellis
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