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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

8

Wisconsin Boosters Reveal W Club Expansion At Ray Kubly Lounge

UW athletic director Elroy Hirsch announced improvements at Camp Randall including a larger W Club room to honor Ray Kubly Sr. and the Badger Booster Days originators. The two day golf event raised funds and recognized many local figures, with over 240 participants and a trophy named for Ray Kubly.

Elroy Hirsch Badger Wisconsin Monroe Ray Kubly Hirsch Ray Kubly Sr Jim Forbes Monroe Country Club Ray Pat) Kubly Jr Pat Bob Solderholm Jimmy Forbes Lloyd Larson John Jardine MCC Camp Randall Nebraska Colorado Ohio State Michigan Fred Gage

Powless Attends Summer Camp Event for UWAthletics

Kubly Lounge coach John Powless joined a summer basketball camp gathering with Grant-in-aid director Bud Foster Paul Shaw and several UW staff members in attendance. Butch Strickler won a two hand set shot contest against Ken Hoesly, while Gary Bender filmed for an Elroy Hirsch special to air Friday. The event raises funds for athletic scholarships and notes UW does not use state tax money for its athletic department.

John Powless Grant-in-aid Bud Foster Paul Shaw Tom Bennett Bill Perrin Bob Miller John Walsh Arlie Macks Hugh Holmes Bill Aspinwahl Aspinwahl John Buehler Burkhalter

Milwaukee Cheese rallies to beat Alphorn in tight slowpitch

Milwaukee Cheese scored 12 late runs to defeat Alphorn Lounge 15-12, keeping them tied with Mel's for the league half title as Burkhard Electric and Monroe Glass also won. Standings show Mil Cheese and Mel's 5-1, Chuck's 5-1, Burk Elec 4-2.

Milwaukee Cheese Alphorn Lounge Rec Park Cheesers Mel’s Alphorn Faith Trucking Swiss Colony Monroe Glass Burkhard Electric Chuck Texaco Faith Mel's Faiths Ab Carroll Bartholf Wunschel Dbergmn Wel Wahler Robertson Joos Modoff Baumster Wulf Huffman Rufer Faith O'Bell Faith Trucking Monglass Staffordip Elrich Blohwak Ackermn Chapleau Kubly Col Milchese Molitor Novata Gutzmer Marti Goepfert Sullivan Buehler Ip Waage Marti Hartwig Pick Price Moelnbradt Bausman Chuck's BurkElec Gcurran Monte Jbennett Burkhard Gable Collins Gfigi Grasy Pfigi Bourquin Fcurran Mauerman Gelbach Armstrong Lelle Gobels Rosenthiel Lickel Ritschld Blum Cbennett Holland Curran Koch

Monroe Junior Legion uses Dick Youngwith as starter vs Black Hawk

Coach Mike Wells names Dick Youngwith starting pitcher for Monroe Junior Legion tonight at 6 30 on the MHL diamond. Friday game with Mt Horeb is canceled. Saturday Monroe meets Platteville in a doubleheader. Black Hawk edged Monticello 42 in a SLL summer game. Gary Bergum drove in two for the Warriors. John Mitchell beat Tim Feller for the decision.

Monroe Junior Legion Mike Wells Dick Youngwith Black Hawk MHL Legion Mt. Horeb Monroe Platteville Orangeville Monticello Gary Bergum Warriors John Mitchell Tim Feller Ponies

Brewers streak snapped as Red Sox take doubleheader

Milwaukee saw its 10 game win streak end after a rough night with relief pitching and defense. Boston swept the doubleheader 8-4 and 4-1 with Rick Miller delivering a 11th inning two run pinch triple in game two, while Frank Linzy allowed the decisive error in the opener.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Brewers del Crandall Brewers Boston Red Sox Eddie Kasko Red Sox Rick Miller Skip Lockwood Miller Frank Linzy Linzy Boston Crandall

Wimbledon players walk out delaying draw

The AP reports top tennis stars boycott Wimbledon over Nikki Pilic suspension forcing the draw postponement. More than 70 players boycotted, halving the men’s singles entries while the women’s singles proceeded as planned. Pilic, a longtime Yugoslav pro, was suspended for refusing to play for his country in Davis Cup.

Peking China North Carolina George Karl U.S John F.kennedy College Chiang Ching Mao London Nikki Pilic Association of Tennis’ Professionals All-England Lawn Tennis Club Pilic United States Yugoslav Tennis Association

Voegels Stuckey pace Kaderly's win in Women's Slowpitch

Doral and Gerrie's led 16-5 over Green County House as Voegels and Stuckey paced Kaderly's victory. In Twining Tuesday games Kaderly No-Chars beat Bluff View Park 24-5 while St. Clare Hospital topped Turner Hall 8-6.

Doral and Gerrie’s Kaderly and St. Clare Green County House Twining Kaderly No Linda Camron Camron Green Donette Golackson Sherry Voegels Kaderly Diane Gruenewald St.Clare C Johnson Ip Voegeli Jpanoske O’connor Bpanoske Gruenewald Kidd Haberman Sncrs-Wirte G Godfrey Spanoske Kopp J Johnson Landreth Reginald Ludwig Larson Ray Kaderly Na-Churs Bluff View Park

Secretariat to Arlington Park for June 30 race clash

Racing secretary Jack Meyers says Secretariat will race at Arlington Park on June 30 against Our Native and likely Linda's Chief. Meanwhile Rosemary Lonborg struggled, Mets wives beat the fillies 13-1 as her husband Jim Lonborg pitched a four-hitter in a 6-1 victory at Veterans Stadium. Pete Rose eyed 3,000 hits and Frankie Frisch's 2,880 as goals. Former Packer Bart Starr addressed the 1,000 Yard Club Foundation banquet in Appleton noting ethics in athletics. In local softball, Bluff View rallied for nine hits and five unearned runs to beat the Turners, while Turner Hall and St. Clare staged late scoring bursts.

Secretariat Arlington Park Linda Jack Meyers Rosemary Jim Philadelphia Danny Ozark Rosemary Lonborg Mets Jim Lonborg Veterans Stadium World of Athletics Bluff View Julie Panoske Joan Johnson Bluffers Nurses Turners Marla Lueck Turner Hall St. Clare Glenda Moe Barb Wiegel Vonna Roosli Connie Mosley Fran McGibbon

International Wrestling Assn Brings Six Bout Card to Turner Hall

Pro wrestling returns to Turner Hall Sunday June 24 at 2 p.m. with six bouts. Main event features Kurt Von Stroheim versus Tiny Tim Hampton after their April 15 antics. Other matches include Jose Bettancort defending against Bulldog Drummer, Steve Dalton vs Thunderbolt Williams, Bob Kappel vs Vic Eagles, and Wildcat Mary Prengel versus Miss Scarlet with a Battle of the Sexes to follow in Monroe. Tickets at door only, $2.50 adults $1.50 children.

Turner Hall International Wrestling Assn Kurt von Stroheim the Mad Monster Munich Tiny Tim Hampton von Stroheim Hampton IWA Jose Bettancort Bulldog Drummer Steve Dalton Thunderbolt Williams Bob Kappel Vicious Vic Eagles Wildcat Mary Prengel Miss Scarlet Monroe

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