Legion Triumphs 6-0 Over New Glarus in Baseball Action
Monroe defeated New Glarus 6-0 at Recreation Park Monroe. Four walks and two errors helped the first inning. Pete Jones and Mike Molitor doubled to pace Monroe hitters. Bill Spring allowed four hits in three innings while Stu Grendahl fanned nine in four innings. Legion seeks two wins in a row and schedules Shullsburg Mt Horeb Janesville road trips.
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Monroe
New Glarus
Legion
Recreation Park
Bill Spring
Stu Grendahl
Pete Jones
Mike Molitor
Bill
Stu
Shullsburg
Mt. Horeb
Janesville
Riverside Park
Rules For State Parks And Forest Recreation Areas
Final article outlines bans on firearms and bows in parks and forests unless secured or unloaded. Prohibits disturbing wildlife and specifies open season rules for Kettle Moraine Forest. Prohibits intoxicated or disorderly conduct and requires fees be paid for certain facilities. Encourages adherence for enjoyable visits.
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Conservation Department
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Conservation Commission
Ron-D-Voo Billiards Tour Planned in Monroe
The Ron-D-Voo in Monroe announces a billiards tour starting Monday June 24 at 7 p.m. with events running until 11 p.m. Ron Disch aims for 18 players, with weekly Mondays at 7:30 p.m. continuation until a winner emerges. First prize is a $15 gift certificate and a trophy.
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Ron-D-Voo
Monroe
Ron Disch
Madison Races Draw 100000 Spectators For Wisconsin Cup
Officials anticipate a crowd of 100000 Sunday as 14 hydroplanes depart from Lake Monona docks to contest the first Wisconsin Cup. The 2.5 mile course was tested Friday with boats reaching speeds near 200 mph. Gates open at 8 am, races start at noon, and the final heat is set for 4:30 pm. In Bahamas trials, John Bakes of Fond du Lac posted the best 12 mile qualifying time at 9:47 for Sunday's Bahamas 500 power boat race.
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Madison
Lake Monona
Freeport
Bahamas
John Bakes
Fond du Lac
Wis
Milwaukee Bucks plan second major sports project
Milwaukee's new NBA team management aims to sponsor a second major sports project with city and state partners. Ray Patterson, now full time president of Milwaukee Professional Sports and Services, Inc., will announce details next week. John Erickson becomes vice president in charge of sports while pledging broader opportunities beyond basketball.
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Milwaukee
National Basketball Association
Ray Patterson
Milwaukee Professional Sports and Services, Inc
Patterson
Wayland Academy
John Erickson
The
Bucks
Erickson
University of Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Henry Maier
NBA
Jay Miller
Notre Dame
St. Louis Hawks
Dave Miller
University of Florida
Motoring buffs to pack Elkhart Lake for June Sprints
Elkhart Labar Up to 12 000 motoring buffs expected at Road America as the June Sprints open with three sports car races. A two day crowd of about 35 000 is anticipated to watch more than 300 cars on the winding paved track.
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Elkhart Labar W
Road America
Trout and salmon shine in Lake Superior catch
Elgert Bremel of Cornucopia netted 66 fish in six days near shore in Lake Superior. The haul included 37 lake trout up to 8 pounds, 21 coho salmon up to 21 inches, four brown trout, three rainbow trout, and one brook trout.
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Madison
Lake Superior
Elgert Bremel
Cornucopia
Bremel
Speich Sparks Playboy Action at Windy Acres Golf
Speich led a low cross with a 40 as five golfers posted low net 33 in Playboy Golf League at Windy Acres this week. Siedschlag had closest to pin on No 3. Blind Bogey winners listed. Dean's Milk and Farmco tied for first with 592 points. Lane's Barbershop third with 58. Schedule shows Dean's Milk vs J J Smith, Farmco vs Lane's, Phillips 66 vs Germain Fuel, Ruf enacht's vs North Central, Junction House vs Fullertons. Also college track note: Gerry Lindgren of Washington State Univ seeks third NCAA double distance title in Berkeley.
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Rodney Speich
Playboy Golf League
Windy Acres
John Weckerly
Ray Myers
Speich
Phil Mueller
Lloyd Siedschlag
Siedschlag
Dennis Fazel
Les Ahrens
Roger Wuetrich
Pete Gruber
Lee Kirsch
Tom Henry
Mort Wittner
Tom McGraw
Tiger Kohl
Dean’s Milk
Farmco
Lane
Phillips 66
North Central
Junction House
Lanes Barbershop
J. J. Smith
Fullerton’s
Dean’s
Germann’s
Germain Fuel
Rufenacht’s
Fullertons
Zweifel Slated To Direct Monticello Summer Activities
Monticello High School athletic director Jim Zweifel will run a coordinated summer recreation program for area youths, funded by the Monticello school district and the Village of Monticello. Activities run Monday through Friday starting June 17, with daily schedules for Pee Wee softball, archery, tennis, Little League, and adult recreation, and opening Little League games featuring the Cubs versus the Braves and the Giants versus the Cardinals.
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Monticello
Jim Zweifel
Cubs
Braves
Giants
Cardinals
Father's Day Mixed Golf Tourney at Monroe Country Club
The Monroe Country Club hosts a Father's Day Special at 3 p.m. Sunday featuring an annual mixed two ball tournament with couples as teams. A draw for foursomes precedes a shotgun start if feasible, with prizes. A cookout with bratwursts and hamburgers follows.
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Monroe Country Club
Sun Day Feature Event for Largest Cars in Racing
The feature event is a 40 lap, 1600 mile race for the largest cars in sports racing.
Slow-Pitch Wrap-Up Reports Mixed Results and Rule Change
Slow-pitch leagues vote to allow soccer type shoes with non-spike cleats for field and bat use. After 48 games, every team has won at least once. Advance Transformer leads offense with 74 runs, Bernets tops defense with 10 runs allowed. Individual leaders span multiple teams and leagues across Open Major and Classic divisions.
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Slowpitch
Phillips 66
Toms Silo
Krogers
Advance Transformer
Coplien Insurance
Toms
Bernets
Advance
Dale Meyers
Wes Wandfluh
Dan Pickett
Roger Kubly
Skip Brennan
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Hermie Huber
Meyers
Kubly
Gus Martini
Bob Grossen
Ken Grossen
Roger Schneeberger
Keith Ginner
Doc Davis
Don Ninneman
Schneeberger
Ninneman
al Zuhike
Jeff Lueck
George Cromwell
al Eells
Dave Seeholzer
Eells
Paul Mueller
Marty Marohl
Walt Rufener
Bill Outhouse
Gene Lueck
Martin
Ron Martini
al Shwartz
Alpine Wrestling Highlight at Interlaken Festival
Heavy muscled Swiss clash in Graeco-Roman style as part of the Swiss National Folklore and Alpine Festival in Unspunnen near Interlaken from August 29 to September 8. The event roots date to 1805 with Napoleonic era solidarity. a stone heaving feature uses a 184 pound granite block. The festival opens August 31 with folklore dances.
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Interlaken
Switzerland
Unspunnen
Baseball scoreboard and results recap
The standings show Detroit leading with 40 wins and 20 losses, Baltimore at 32 and 25, Cleveland 33 and 28, Minnesota 29 and 31, and Oakland 28 and 30. Friday's results include Boston 7 over Cleveland 2 and New York 5 over Oakland in 10 innings.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Boston
New York
California
Chicago
Washington
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Fran
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Wisconsin Lakes Directory Debuts With 5000 Named Lakes
The revised Wisconsin Lakes directory is now available at the Department of Natural Resources Office in Madison. It lists about 5,000 named lakes with size depth and fish species and notes how to obtain hydrographic maps. Badgers bow out of I R A championships on Onondaga Lake in Syracuse.
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Madison
Wisconsin Lakes
Department of Natural Resources
Wisconsin
Badgers
Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga Lake
Haberman Chosen UW Athletic Board Chairman
Prof Frederick W Haberman was named chairman of the University of Wisconsin Athletic Board and confirmed by the board of regents He succeeds Prof Frank J Remington who stepped down after two years and will remain the boards Big Ten representative Alumni nominees included Robert Red Wilson Richard Thornally and John Fish a regent vote dissenting over Wilsons appointment The board also directed a review of alumni naming procedures and the slate included six candidates with two selected by Chancellor William Sewell and other current members listed with associations.
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Madison
Frederick W. Haberman
University of Wisconsin Athletic Board
UW Board of Regents
Frank J. Remington
Robert
Red) Wilson
Richard Thornally
Wheaton
Wilson
Gordom Walker
Racine
Wisconsin Alumni Association
John Fish
Fish
Ray Kubly
Monroe
Walker
Thornally
Roethlisberger Named Gymnastics Coach at Whitewater
Fred A Roethlisberger former Wisconsin star is named gymnastics coach at Whitewater State University for 1968 69 replacing John Rabe on leave. A 25 year old graduate assistant at Wisconsin he is second in the nation for the Olympic team and may compete if selected. He earned a UW B S in 1966 and expects a masters in August.
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Whitewater
Fred A. Roethlisberger
Wisconsin
Whitewater State University
Ed Schwager
Roethlisberger
John Rabe
Badger
University of Wisconsin
Menomonee Falls
Fred
Huber Brewery team to open season vs Wiota Sunday
The newly formed Huber Brewery basketball team will start its season against Wiota in the Home Talent League at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Recreation Park. Freeman Mills, the club’s manager, announced the schedule. Leo Marti, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Marti, completed his junior year at Platteville State University and made the Junior Honor Roll and was named to the All Conference squad in football.
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Huber Brewery
Wiota
Recreatin Park
Freeman Mills
Argyle
Leo Marti
Bernard Marti
Platteville State University
Platteville
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Dave Krattiger
Loeffel Jones
Spring Dearth
Molita Hennager
Kuebli
Isely Krattiger
Dan Heinzelman
Grendahl Wells Wuetrich
Hoesly
Wainwright Roth Darrow Disch Richert Meyer Watkins
Wierwill
Bonkosk
Ziltner
Glarus
James Washburn
Elkhart Lake
Berkeley
Calif
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Zweifel
John Prien
Max Dearman
Dearman
Bob Blum
Martini
John Hazeltine
Blum
Jim Davis
John Simon
Junction ‘House
Milwaukee Cheese
Haberman
Huber
Loewi & CO
New York Stock Exchange & Other Principal Exchanges
Loewi
Music Stores, Inc
General Motors
Puritan Fund, Inc
Telephone & Telegraph
Schlitz Brewery
Mutual Funds
Kaiser Aluminum
Eugene
Roger K. Moe
Michael Gordon
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
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