Badger Booster Day at Monroe Club Draws UW Coaching Staff
The Evening Times reports a record turnout expected for Badger Booster Day at Monroe Country Club to benefit the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation. About 175 attendees are expected with UW coaches including Ivy Williamson and John Coatta, plus golf, card games, and a smorgasbord program. Tickets run $15 for all events or $25+ to join the foundation.
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Dick Campbell
Evening Times
Monroe Country Club
Jim Forbes
Badger
Country Club
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation
University of Wisconsin
Forbes
Ivy Williamson
Williamson
John Coatta
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Coatta
Booster Day
Monroe Legionmen blank Mt Horeb in season opener
Dennis Burns dominated on the mound as Monroe Legionmen beat Mt Horeb 12-0. The offense collected 12 hits with seven for extra bases including three homers by Kuebli Jones and Holling, while Burns struck out seven and kept Mt Horeb hitless through the first three innings.
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Junior Legion
Dennis Burns
Mt. Horeb
Burns
Monroe
Burn
Dick Swiggum
Galen Kuebli
Swiggum
Wuetrich
Holling
Jeff Lueck
Kuebli
Pete Jones
Dave Holling
Dave
Jones
Dennis
Ing
Bill Norder
Fred Dearth
Recreation Park
Legion
Curt Kohl
AB HH
Lueck
Wuetrich, Sones
Wilde Norder Burns
Slow-Pitch Week Ends With Big Comeback Victory
Prescription Center staged an eight to seven comeback win over Martins after trailing by seven in five innings. The week highlighted three straight Major League shutouts and a 14 to 10 extra inning victory by Cop lien and Roys Tap. Open League rivals Swiggums and Boys Tap battle for top spot while Colony suffers key injuries and leadership questions loom.
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Prescription Center
Martins
Coplien
Roys Tap
Roys
Weather Man
Huber’s
Grace Lutheran
Huber
Colony
Mauber’s
Ares
Palmer Nicklaus Casper Lead In United States Open
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper dominated the Baltusrol course as the United States Open reached its final two rounds. Palmer shot a 68 on Friday to reach 137, holding a one stroke lead over Nicklaus with Casper close behind.
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Springfield
N.J
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Cream
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nicklaus
Statewide deer season approved by Conservation Commission
A nine day basic statewide buck season runs November 18 through 26. The commission also sets a four day southern zone either sex season in several counties, a three day southern zone, and varying eastern zone and Apostle Islands seasons. A Sandhill Wildlife Area handgun season proposal was rejected. No major changes to other game regulations or land purchases noted.
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State Conservation Commission
Lafayette
Green
Dane
Rock
Walworth
Racine
Kenosha
Jefferson
Waukesha
Crawford
Grant
Winnebago
Fond du Lac
Dodge
Calumet
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Washington
Ozaukee
Apostle Islands
Menominee County
Mississippi River
St. Croix
Dunn
Chippewa
Eau Claire
Pepin
Pierce
Buffalo
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Monroe
Vernon
Sandhill
Baseball scoreboard and results snapshot
Standings show Cincinnati leading with 40 wins 23 losses. St Louis 35 21 and San Francisco 32 27 follow. Chicago 30 26 Pittsburgh 30 27 Atlanta 30 28 Philadelphia 29 30 Houston 24 37 Los Angeles 23 36 New York 19 36. Friday results include Chicago over New York 4 3 in 10 innings and Atlanta over Houston 9 8 in 10 innings.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Fran
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Baseball scorecard snippets from a rainy day schedule
Summary of multiple baseball matchups with teams including Washington Boston New York Chicago Kansas City Detroit Minnesota Cleveland California Baltimore and notes of rain and twi night games. Key pairings list outcomes with 2 runs in some games and varied schedules.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Woodie Keyes Two Homers as Angels Sweep Orioles
Woodie Held hit two homers against his former team to lift the California Angels to a 2-1 win over Baltimore in the opener, his first game shot in the ninth inning. The Angels completed the sweep with a 5-3 win in the second game. Bob Priddy pitched seven scoreless innings in his first start after 22 relief appearances as Washington topped Boston 1-0 in the first game of a doubleheader, then the Senators won 4-3 in the nightcap to seal the sweep.
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Woodie Held
Angels
Baltimore
California
Bob Priddy
Senators
Washington
Boston
Susie Maxwell Takes Lead In Milwaukee Open Golf
Susie Maxwell uses a tempered putter and new advice to lead by three strokes after a 68 first round in the Milwaukee Jaycee Open at 54 holes.
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Suzie
Milwaukee
Susie Maxwell
Wisconsin Governor Welcomes Japanese Trade Delegation
Gov Warren P. Knowles met with a nine member delegation from Japan on Friday to hear proposals for boosting trade with Wisconsin. The talks focused on market access and potential partnerships between Japanese firms and Wisconsin industries.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Japan
Wisconsin
Madison bill would let cities levy local sales tax
A bill introduced in the Wisconsin Assembly would permit four to municipales to impose a local sales tax up to one percent for education. The tax would be collected by the state and redistributed to eligible cities, existing alongside the three percent state levy.
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Madison
Assembly
Harold Froehlich
Appleton
Froehlich
Judge Dismisses Lobbying Charge in Madison Banks Case
Circuit Judge William Sachtsen in Madison dismissed indictments against the Bank of Madison and the West Side Bank of Milwaukee for vague charges tied to a 1966 grand jury probe. The upcoming John Doe inquiry will examine lobbying and alleged bribery with 24 witnesses, including eight legislators, summoned for Monday. Howard Meister of the West Side Bank was subpoenaed. a bribery count against him was dropped May 5 due to illness of a key witness.
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Madison
John Doe
William Sachtsen
Bank of Madison
West Side Bank of Milwaukee
Howard Meister
West Side Bank
Meister
Congress delays rail strike compromise effort
Washington Congress postponed action on a nationwide rail strike measure until next week, even as the delay allows shop craft unions to stage a walkout Monday.
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Washington
Congress
Extension Speaks CAL KRAEMER 4-H Land Judging Update
Leland Miller continues the 4-H land judging setup after Jim Schwoegler. He asks to save July 13 for the annual contest with judging in the forenoon and a smorgasbord in the evening. No site chosen yet. slides from New Glarus and Dayton meetings shown.
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Leland Miller
Jim Schwoegler
Leland
New Glarus
Dayton
Dairy Promotion Expands in Green County 4-H Clubs
Green County 4-H clubs push dairy sales with nine clubs this year versus four last year. PMA and ADA sponsor a southern Wisconsin dairy promotion contest. Clubs including Brown town Washington Center Dayton Merry Monroettes Richland Agrus Clarno Clas sy Clubbers Jolly Mixers and New Glarus sell Green County Gold. Georgia Wegmueller earns recognition for outstanding individual effort.
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Larry
Green County
PMA
ADA
Wisconsin
Browntown
Washington Center
Dayton
Merry Monroettes
Richland
Agrus
Clarno
Jolly Mixers
New Glarus
Georgia
Wegmueller
Camp Sees Big Turnout with Activities and Mishaps
A 4H camp drew seventy campers and counselors, with swimming and boating at the waterfront. An accident or health issue included one case of poison ivy and several unclaimed items such as a white sweater and a boy’s jacket. The reptile exhibit, a tiny railroad, Baraboo Circus Museum and a consumption of meals by Mrs Don Deininger and Mrs Abert Nyhus are noted.
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Reptile
Little Railroad
Baraboo Circus Museum
Don Deininger
Abert Nyhus
Day Camp Transportation Sets for Area Youth Cabin
Nearly 115 teams enter four district 4-H judging contests aimed at Milwauke e. District events run June 20 to 22 in Janesville Wausau and Chippewa Falls. Top two senior teams per district vie for state championship at Wisconsin State Fair in August. Transportation schedules for Girl Scout Day Camp sessions announced for Kiwanis Youth Camp near Monroe. Bus routes and pickup times listed, with health forms lunch and supplies required. Cadette canoeing requires parent consent.
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Milwauke
Janesville
Wausau
Chippewa Falls
Alvin Zuhlke
Edward Zupane
Lester Johnson
Kiwanis
Monroe
Monticello
East School
North School
South School
Lincoln School
Juda
Dairy Bar
Green County Senior Team Heads to Nationals in Columbus
State winners advance to the National championships in Columbus Ohio. Roger Stauffacher coaches Green County senior team with members Barbara Wegmueller Debra In dergand David Ericksen and John F Deininger.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Stauffacher
Green County
Barbara Wegmueller
Debra Indergand
David Ericksen
John F. Deininger
Nelson Urges Erosion Control for Highways
Sen Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin warned erosion on state and local highways floods rivers and lakes with silt. He noted about 60 percent of the U.S. highway system lacks erosion control and urged legislation to fund technical help and cost sharing with highway agencies.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D - Wis
Nelson
Senate
America
Soil Conservation Service
Vernon County
Wis
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers for Cupid match
Classified ads connect interested buyers renters and sellers in a simple format. They attract couples roommates landlords and merchants seeking quick results through clear listings and contact details.
Chevrolet Delivers Sport Car Feel With Strong Efficiency
Chevrolet offers lower costs and a compact profile that delivers sports car like response. The design emphasizes bold dimensions and agile handling, appealing to buyers seeking performance in a practical package.
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