Brue wins PGA state medal play in dramatic sudden death
Bobby Brue of Ozaukee County Club triumphed in the PGA state medal play championship after a second sudden death hole against Manuel de la Torre of Milwaukee Country Club. Brue finished regulation at 71 69 140 on the Blue Mound course.
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Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Ozaukee Country Club
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
Brue
Blue Mound Country Club
Medicare Kids fall to Martins Sport Shop in extra innings
Martin's Sport Shop edged the Roger Medicare Kids 7-4 in 11 innings at Twining Park to move to 2-0 while the Kids drop to 1-1. In the nightcap Milwaukee Cheese crushed Moose Lodge 12-4 behind Bill McHees five RBIs.
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Martin’s Sport Shop
Roger Medicare Kids
Twining Park
Martin’s
Kids
Milwaukee Cheese
Moose Lodge
Bill McHees
Joe Chabela
Fox River Valley Conference appoints Bill Richards as commissioner
Fox River Valley Conference names Bill Richards, former Sheboygan North High School basketball coach, as new commissioner following Marv Peterson's resignation after 14 years. Billy Smith signs with Milwaukee Brewers as 20th draft pick and reports to Newark NY rookie club. Keith Jackson to MC 1 000 Yard Club Foundation banquet in Appleton on June 19.
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Fox River Valley Sheboygan
Wis
Bill Richards
Sheboygan North High School
Marv Peterson
BREW
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Billy Smith
Whitefish Bay
Smith
Brewers
Newark
N.Y
Appleton, Wis
ABC Network
Keith Jackson
Martin's Clinches Classis League Lead With Win Over Krostue
Ken Rufer hit two homers and Vern Wichelt drove in two in a 4-1 victory that gave Martin's Sport Shop sole possession of first place in the Classic League. Wichelt tied the game with a two-run 8th inning single and Rufer added two inside-the-park hits and three RBIs.
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Vern Wichelt
Martin’s Sport Shop
Martin’s
Advance Transformer
Turner Hall Lounge
Recreation Park
Bienema
Dearth
Bumper Hill
Moore Business Farms
Roy’s
Martin's
Turner
Wichelt
Martin
Bob Rudhti
Krostue
Dave Kelman
Toolmen
Neal Stefanik
Turner Hall
Bill Deininger
Randy Naef
al Tschudy
Advance
Bob Studt
Ken Rufer
Rufer
Mark Krattiger
Pontiacs
Gary Marquart
Fritz Siegenthaler
McBiz
Marquart
Siegenthaler
Roy
Larry Schwartz
Leroy Gavigan
Doral & Gerrie’s leads Classic after Monday makeups
In Twining Park action the Women’s Classic Division saw Doral & Gerrie’s remain undefeated at 2-0 after beating Bluff View Park 15-10. Green County House topped Turner Hall 18-8 while St. Clare fell 14-0 to Kaderly, and Friday’s results leave a tight 1-1 to 0-2 cluster among several teams with third-round play pending.
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Twining Park
Doral & Gerrie’s
D&g
Bluff View Park
St. Clare
Kaderly
Green County House
Turner Hall
St. Clare Hospital
Bluff View
Diane Bidlingmaier
Doral
Donna Hoesly
Sue Torkelson
Turners
Sherry Voegels
Twining West
Kathie Gobrecht
Diane Gruenwald
Abr Martin's
Abr
Naef
Studt Milwaukee Cheese
Olx
Yngwith Green
Abr Tschudy
Bacher Anderson Jammon
Mbrenum
Sykes Buttnhoff Goepfert Venturelli
Wunschel Andrews Flannery
Bertalot Bartelt Chrstnsen Ip
Wicklund Lehr Beutel
Sbrenum
Rule Andrews
Ronald Grossen Fahlgren
Watson Lu
Mau St.clareo
Herbst Sonnenbrg
Heinzlman
DiSteiner Stuckey Moe
Hanson Farmer Kopp Stelter
Vic Ingwell Wins Amid Golf League Action at Windy Acres
Vic Ingwell claimed both honors on Monday in the State Line Golf League at Windy Acres. He shot a low gross 39 and tied for low net with 33 alongside Del Shaffer, Bob Ethridge, and Don Van Wagenen. Net winners and scores are listed with teams Mobil Oil and others.
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Vic Ingwell
Windy Acres
del Shaffer
Bob Ethridge
Don van Wagenen
Mobil Oil
Sugar River yields 22-pound catfish in Wisconsin
Robert C. Woethrich of Monroe caught a 37 inch 22 pound blue channel catfish in the Sugar River on Sunday night. His wife helped net the fish as Woethrich fought to keep the line from breaking on his 25 pound test gear. The catch, whileNot a state record, earns the lunker tag and highlights big fish in the Sugar River between Dayton and Durand.
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Robert C. Woethrich
Rt. 1
Monroe
Sugar River
Woethrich
Wuethrich
DNR
Wisconsin
Wisconsin River
Larry Valence
Richland Center
U.S
Santee Cooper Reservoir
South Carolina
Fox River
Mike Tanner
Eureka
Piedmont Lake
Ohio
Dayton
Durand
Junior Golf Meet Set for Monroe June 25 26
The Monroe Jaycees announce a Junior Golf Meet at Monroe Country Club and Windy Acres on June 25 26 for ages 13 to 17. Registration starts 8 a.m. at MCC with a $1 entry fee refundable to players who complete the 36 hole tourney. The second 18 holes on June 26 at Windy Acres.
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Monroe Jaycees
Monroe Country Club
Windy Acres
MCC
Traditional wedding anniversary names and gifts
The traditional names for wedding anniversaries date back many years in social usage. Gifts made of wood, crystal, silver and gold were associated with specific anniversaries as proper tokens for the married pair.
Monroe Junior Legion Baseball Team Eyes Strong Infield Depth
The Monroe Junior Legion squad, led by Coach Mike Wells, opens tonight at South Wayne with solid infield and catching depth. Veterans Dick Youngwith and Gene Curran anchor first base, while Brad Phillips and Youngwith provide pitching depth and Rick Rufenacht stands as the ace lefty. Catchers include Ritschard Kaderly and Marty competing for the starter role, with an open outfield and multiple infield candidates shaping the lineup.
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Monroe Junior Legion
South Wayne
Mike Wells
Mt. Horeb High
Dick Youngwith
Gene Curran
Wells
John Miller
Ron Schilt
Curt Wells
Monroe
Brad Phillips
Youngwith
Mt. Horeb
Rick Rufenacht
Mike Andrews
Ron Golackson
Rick Ritschard
Rudy Kaderly
Paul Marty
Ritschard
Monticello
Kaderly
Juda
Marty
Randy Bechtolt
Dick Halvorson
Walt Rufener
Bill Ritschard
Steve Sutter
Jim Connors
Bob Witt
Jerry Soddy
Scott Brodie
Ernie Studer
Fred Kundert
Kevin Holcomb
Tom Leuzinger
Steve Schmidt
Baseball Standings and Schedule Update Across Leagues
The National League East standings show Chicago leading with 34 23 and .596. Montreal sits 5 games back at 25 25 .500. St Louis 2 games back and Pittsburgh 7 back. The West leaders San Francisco 39 23 .629 and Los Angeles 36 23 .610. Upcoming games include San Francisco at New York and St Louis at Cincinnati among others.
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Montreal
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
St. Louis
Messersmith
Carlton
Caldwell
Torrez
Marichal
Parker
Walker
Niekro
Cleveland
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Tom Mitchell
Madison, Wis
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the Mansion
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Jim Maske
Dave Engling
Bill Wagner
Don Otteson
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