Monroe Slowpitch Adopts Live-Play Rule Change
At a Saturday meeting of the Monroe Slowpitch Assn 22 of 32 teams attended. The rule moving a ball that stays in play from one base to another remains live within Rec Park and players may advance at their own risk. Commissioner John Prien says the change uses Rec Park space to speed play. The association plans a July 3 benefit dance at the White Elephant to raise funds for the Players Benefit Fund with door receipts donated.
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Friendly Inn Clinches Share Of First Half Title In Major League Clash
Friendly Inn No 2 defeated Monroe Cheese Corp 6 2 Sunday to secure at least a share of the first half title and move to 6 0 with one game left against Junction House. Cheese Corp falls to 5 1 as Berra s, Kerr McGee and others chase. Key hits came from Junior Tofte Art Gilbertson Bob Flanagan Paul Kemprood and Tom Coffey as Coffey drove in two runs.
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Rogula leads as Green rivals Moore-Simonson in TGIF golf
Rogula fires a one under par 35 for Windy Acres in the TGIF Industrial Golf League. Green County beats Moore-Simonson 37 to 13 while Lane posts 36 as Moore-Lane routs Advance Thomann 40 to 9. Lane tops with 38 Miller, plus Bobiee Snyder combine for 20 on Advance-Ambrose win. Dick Lane and Steve Wilde tie for low net with 32s and both birdied six.
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IT Sunday's hockey results and Monday baseball matchups
Recap of IT Sunday hockey scores including New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 and Houston 7-8. Monday schedule lists Pittsburgh at Montreal and St. Louis at Philadelphia among others with noted pitchers and lineups. other games cover New York 3-2 Detroit 2-1 and Minnesota 5-0 California 1-3. polo and track notes conclude with Lane 402 Young and Purdue enrollment.
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Brewers Triumph to 8-2 Over Indians in Melee Controversy
Cleveland catcher John Ellis led a fifth inning bench and bullpen brawl after Milwaukee's 8-2 win. Ellis and Don Money exchanged punches. both were ejected as fans watched a 34,442 crowd. The series drew 102,606 in four games with strong attendance momentum.
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Legion 9 Drops Pair as pitching collapses in double loss
Monroe Junior Legion fell 14 4 to 4 14 4 against Platteville in the first game and 15 6 in the nightcap. Monroe records two losses to sit at 2 4. Ron Golackson started game one and Mike Andrews is set to start Tuesday at Orangeville with Black Hawk visiting tonight at 6 30.
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Monroe Junior Legion
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Tom Mitchell
Platteville
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Mike Andrews
Orangeville
Tom's Silo wins 10-0 over JD's in Open League makeup
Open League slow pitch action at Rec Park Sunday saw Tom's Silo shell JD's 10-0 in 6% innings as Curt Kubly and Denny Zimm erman lead with key RBIs and Roger Jackson belted an inside the park homer for Tom's. Friendly Indians No 1 beat Monroe Hotel 6-3.
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