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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1968

Page

5

Slowpitch Session Set for Friday Night Meeting

Slowpitch managers and team reps are to meet Friday night June 28 at 8 p.m. in the Community Center to select All-Star teams for the four leagues for the July 4th double header. Missing reps forfeits all rights to players on the squads.

John Prien Big Kroger Bennets Advance Transformer Tom Silo Roy Advance Roller Mills Phillips Hibers 66Ers Roger Isely Roger Monroe Harry Friedli Dormans Blackhawk Harry Hermie Huber Copitons Dale Meyers Herm Phillips 66 Hubers Tom’s Taxi Bernets Krogers Moore Junction House

Monday Set By Little League

Little League baseball resumes on Monday with two practice games rescheduled from Tuesday. Regular season games start Tuesday at 6:30 with the Cubs vs Twins and Red Sox vs Astros at 7:45, followed by a 6:30 Giants vs Cardinals and 7:45 Indians vs White Sox on Wednesday. About 140 players aged 9 to 11 are signed up.

Wek Giants Indians White Sox Cardinals Cubs Twins Red Sox Astros

Windy Acres Leads in Businessmen's League Standings

Windy Acres tops the league with 11 points to Johnson Pontiac's 7 as Beeline records 114 percent and Montgomery Ward 4 percent. Prizes go to Herb Davidson and Wally Miller for birdies on No 3. Blind Bogey winners include John Chambers and others. End of first half looms as Windy Acres 85 faces Bauman's Kitchens 70 on June 26.

Windy Acres Johnson Pontiac Beeline Montgomery Ward Alphorn Ford Eagles Bauman Kitchens Roy’s Stamp Shop Dearth Motors Monroe Lincoln - Merccury Herb Davidson Wally Miller John Chambers Rod Speich Allan Bauman Hans Hayes Ray Meyers Fred Blanc Gerald Gelbach Montgomery Roy’s Stamp Shop Monroe Lincoln-Mercury

Scoreboard shows early MLB results and upcoming games

Scores list San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0 Houston 2 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 4 Atlanta 3 in 13 innings. Upcoming: Atlanta at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Houston. American League standings and Friday results with teams including Detroit Baltimore Minnesota Oakland California New York Chicago Washington.

San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Atlanta Los Angeles New York Pitsburgh Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Reston Oakland California Washington Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee Troit

Little League Opens in Monticello With Four Teams

Monticello Times reports four Little League squads in Monticello for the season opening. Cubs include Wahl Feller Wahl etc. Cardinals list Waelchli Marty Saxer Koch German Anderson Sinnett Strause Stauffer Schmid Hartwig Zweifel Wahl. Giants feature Saxer Ritschard Johnson Pickett Wahl Richards Ritschard Turner Bowman Gempler Rit schard. Braves count Moser Drafahl Babler Marty Ferris Buehl Seeholzer Staaffer Stenbroten Quade Kelly Grunder Riese.

Monticello Cubs Robert Wahl Tim Feller Richard Wahl Jim Vickers Jake Lehnherr Jim Waelchli Steve Spring Gordon Grossen Rick Gempeler Ronnie Gempeler Tom Feller Randy Zuber Mike Blum Cardinals Richard Waelchli Jim Marty Paul Saxer Michael Koch David German Richard Anderson Dean Sinnett John Strause Ken Stauffer Lonnie Schmid Richard Hartwig Jeff Zweifel Tom Wahl Giants Kim Saxer Rickey Ritschard Keith Johnson Bob Pickett Steven Wahl Ronald Richards Jim Ritschard Stanley Turner Kim Bowman Dale Saxer Jay McMannes Bill Gempler Ronnie Ritschard Braves Michael Moser Robert Drafahl Bryan Babler Tom Marty James Ferris Kevin Buehl Stephen Seeholzer Alan Staaffer Dan Stenbroten Dave Quade Jim Kelly Gordon Grunder Dave Riese

White Elephant, Brodhead win league games at Twining Park

Joe’s White Elephant tops John's Citgo 41-15 in the Girls Major Softball League at Twining Park to take the league lead. Brodhead Firebirds beat Keen's Bancroft 16-2 behind a strong two innings start. Arlene Burgener limited Keen's to six hits.

Ron Barribeau White Elephant Alphorn Lounge Schultz Pharmacy Brodhead John’s Citgo Advance Trans Medical Center Swiss Colony Keen’s Bancroft Joe’s Firebirds Twining Park Monticello Brodhead Firebirds Keen Bancroft Cheryl Fritz Dee Debra Indergand Chris Fritz Linda Ott Citgo Sue Richards Sue Studer Lonna Anderson Miss Anderson Jo Ann Brugger Denise Clark Rosemary Iverson Keen’s Arlene Burgener Lynn Miles Judy Klopfenstien Linda Preston Recreation Park Advance Transformer John

Tot Lot Playground Opens at Recreation Park

Tot Lot to begin Monday afternoon at Recreation Park with two groups meeting on alternate days. Each session runs 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Registrations closed Friday and 57 youngsters are enrolled, including Steven Kubly and Dawn Erick.

Ron Barribeau Lot Recreation Park Steven Kubly Dawn Erick Jon Snyder Anne Friedrichs Linda Rufer Susan Daniel Rieder Danny Jones Ted Santiago Jodie Hooper Kathy Rethlisberger Kevin Leistikow Tracey Scheffer Steve Joe Richards Angie Hare Rita Kuebli Tom van Wagenen Lisa Jim McArdle Karen Liermann Rodney Tullett Muffy Wand John Carol Penniston Steven Johnson Cindi Lovett Randy Lynn Wyss Tim Kim Ann Davis Debra Trumpy Sue Mayer Monroe Parks and Recreation Department Tot Lot Parks and Recreation Department

Intra squad game prep and Tot Lot program details

Seven more boys joined Thursdays practice for Monday’s intra squad game at Recreation Park with 22 players issued uniforms. Graduating seniors Bill Spring and Peter Jones coach and play. two teams, Cubs and Braves, play at 6 p.m. A two hour limit ends play by 8 p.m. without seven innings completed.

Recreation Park Bill Spring Peter Jones Jones Cubs Dave Krattiger Greg Wuetrich Daryl Fernstaedt Mike Molitor Mike Wells Mike Isely Greg Wilson Mike Mulligan Bob Voelkli Stu Grnedahl Braves Galen Kuebli Fred Dearth Ray Heinzelman Mike Penniston Dan Krattiger Steve Hennager Mike Moon Greg Smith Steve Bayhoffer Mark Loeffel Deignan

Pony League Ends First Week of Baseball Instruction

Pony League Baseball for ages 12 to 15 completed its first week with 54 participants. Next week’s practices run Monday Tuesday Thursday at 1:30. 12 and 13 year olds report 1:30, 14 and 15 year olds at 2:30.

Pony League Baseball

Brush Need In State Cited Brush Need In State Cited

Wisconsin officials warn roadside brush offers habitat and reduces maintenance costs, despite a long term study in Columbia county showing grass cover failed to curb weeds. Selective brush management aims to replace invasive shrubs with low growing species for wildlife value and safety. Over 300 barbers and hairdressers train in Mexico City to serve athletes at the upcoming Olympic Village.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Columbia County Natural Resources Council of State Mexico City Olympic Village

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