Park and Recreation opens summer playgrounds and lists staff
Brodhead schedules summer playgrounds starting Monday with morning sessions at East School South School and Recreation Park and afternoon sessions at Recreation Park. Special programs for four and five year olds and a June 23 start for registration are noted along with staff assignments and Little League setup. Prize money announced for USLT national championships at Longwood Aug 16-24.
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Brookline, Mass
United States Law Tennis Association
Longwood Cricket Club
Battle in Classic Balance Noted In Open Loop Slowpitch
Thirty three slowpitch games have been played with three rained out. Open League shows balanced play with all teams defeated yet won at least one. Scoring leader Tri State has 20 runs in three games while Roys Top allows 9. Leaders include VanWagenen .778 and Coplien 2-0 with seven RBIs. Moore Business Forms leads Minor with 3-0 and 34 offense runs. Weather delayed makeups scheduled Sunday.
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Tri-State
Roy
Jim VanWagenen
Ron Brown
Bob Buchholz
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Roger Schneeberger
Don Witt
del Soddy
Jerry Coplien
Dick Boel
Junction House
Ray
Bud Stevenson
Copliens
Chuck Dearth
Jerry Gentz
Dick Wunschel
del Kundert
Bob Hoesly
Paul Mueller
George Cromwell
Moore
Gary Partridge
John Milz
Lyle Thorp
34 Girls Sign Up For Summer Softball At Recreation Park
Thirty four girls aged 7 to 15 signed up to play softball this summer at Recreation Park with sessions Fridays at 1 p.m. A postponed clinic will now be held June 20 with late registration on that day. Two games are scheduled weekly at 1 p.m. and 2 30 p.m. Team rosters will be posted for the June 27 opener supervised by Director John Prien.
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East School
South School
Recreation Park
Park and Recreation Departent
Tot Lot
Penny Brauchle
Sue Mayer
Kathy Dunphy
Deignan
Barribeau
Twin
Arnie Koehn Sr
Indians
Don Hugdahl
Slim Kautzky
Bob Drews
Red Sox
Fred Huber
Phil Snyder
Gene Bates
Len Haney
Tigers
Fran Schott
Loren Elmer
Astros
Jaycees
John Prien
Bank of Albany Girls Rally To Big Softball Win
Large scores marked Thursday play at Recreation Park as Bank of Albany defeated Germann Fuel 39 to 3 and Doral and Gerries toppled Moore Business Forms 26 to 3. Highlights include four home runs by winners led by Sharon Miller Bonnie Baxter Gloria Wand and Sharon Hoffman with grand slams by Cheryl Hoff and Ann Voegels.
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Ron Barribeau
Recreation Park
Doral
Gerries
Moore
Bank of Albany
Germann Fuel
Sharon Hoffman
Gloria Wand
Ann Voegels
Mary Joverson
Sharon Miller
Karen Nyman
Maureen Shrier
Bonnie Baxter
Germain Fuel
Donna Schnieder
Cheryl Hoff
Bonnie Klopfenstein
Swiss Colony
Brodhead Vs. Hein’s
Albany Bank
Open League Delivers Three Exciting Open League Games
The Open League produced three close contests last night. Green County House edged Swiggums 2-1 in a 30 minute opener. Tom's Silo beat Phillips 66 5-4. Boys Tap defeated Tri-State 2-0 to knock them from the undefeated ranks.
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John Prien
Slowpitch
Green County House
Swiggums
Toms _ Silo
Phillips 66
Boys Tap
Tri-State
County House
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Don Ninneman
Jerry Jordan
Tom
Silo
Phillips
Dick Boerk
Roys
Toms Silo
Bob Buchholz
Dave Kuebli
Gille Blum
Knipschild van Wagenen
Jones Wunschel
Robert
Lostetter
Davis
Norder
Rothenbuehler
Dwyer Stauffacher Blaser
Hayes Klemm Pickett
Coplien
P Leistikow
Moon Milt
Knipschild Swigg
P. Witt Meythaler
Don Witt
Boelk
Meyers
Dick Witt
Rackow
Dale Ekena Hunt
Martini
Toms Silo Gruenewaldt
Brown Ninneman
Jordan R. Schneeberger
Prutt
W. Schneeberger
Feldt Sullivan
L. Voegels
R. Brugger
R. Schneeberger
Jordan
Toms Phillips
Monroe sports and trials update from Wisconsin meets and tours
Rain delays slow pitch and Legion baseball games in Monroe. Wisconsin wrestling trials at Stoughton High will select Badger team members for nationals. Brodhead Slow Pitch Invitational results and schedule outlined with multiple Monroe teams, host Brodhead Jaycees, and Al Williams and Joe Mayes chairing.
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Monroe
American Legion
Monroe and
Wisconsin
Badger
Stoughton High School
Roy
Adams Trapp
Whitewater
Green County House
Ken’s Klub
Janesville
Tom's Silo
Sportsmen’s Bar
Beloit
Brodhead
Winners Listed In Shoot Competition At Brodhead Club
Keith Heinrich won the 16 yard shoot in Class A with 98 of 100. Gordon Ringsten took Class B at 97, George Sadler Class C with 95, Martin Dahlberg Class D with 93, and Donald Carlson Class E with 82. Cletus Schlappi led handicap with 89, Arnold Karberg 86. Doubles went to Tom McCartney with coplayers, Ray Govert won Class B doubles, high overall 219 of 250 by Cletus Schlappi. PARIMUTUEL TRACK Augusta Maine to offer Sundays racing after legislation signed.
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Keith Heinrich
Brodhead
Gordon Ringsten
George Sadler
Martin Dahlberg
Donald Carlson
Cletus Schlappi
Arnold Karberg
Tom McCartney
H.F. Malkow
Edward Kleck
Ray Govert
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