Monroe's Legion and Mt. Horeb Tie 1-1 Slowpitch Duel
In the Major League standings Bernets edged Krogers 7-6 in nine innings while Machine Welding beat Roller Mills 16-9. Curtiss topped Taxi 9-4 as Dick Klingbeil hit Welding's first grand slam of the year in the opening frame in his final slow pitch game before moving from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prien
Bernets
Machine & Welding
Krogers
Roller Mills
Curtiss
Taxi
Dick Klingbeil
Klingbeil
Monroe Legion
Mt. Horeb
Stu Grendahl
Bill Schmitz
Stu
Bob Zwald
Monroe
Ray Heinzelman
Mark Loeffel
Ray
Mark
Fred Dearth
Mike Molitor
Fred
Mike Isely
Jim Bahler
Grendahl
Heinzelman
Bahler
Lena
Recreation Park
Krogers Leuzinger
Church
Julie Jones
Thayer Serpe Klemm
Kohl
Ruchti
Martin Bernets
Lueck
Lueck Tresner
Tuescher Schliem
Diedrich West Kubly
Lueck Berget
Martin
Ruf
Tresner
Diedrick
Triples Church
Jubie
West
City Taxi
Phillips Steiner
Gobeli Heins
Williams
Tschudy Wahler
Farmer Monroe
Gobeli
Molitar C Hughes
Wentz Isely
Rackow-Lp
Kreuscher
Grendahl P
Heinzelman SS Bahler
Curtiss Loeffel
Bechtolt
Grossen
Wells RF
Goecks Fernstaedt LF
Grossen Dearth
RF M
Ritschard
Kraftiger LF Zeste
Goecks John
Ginley Hilliard
Haag Zimmerman
Henderson
Hein
Armstrong
Doral
Gerries
Davis Hageland
Studer
Feller
Hoesly
Ruff Daubert
Ammon Haldiman Blum
Pony League Sets Two Teams For Summer Play
Marty Deignan reports the Pony League formed two squads, Mets and Cubs, to compete Monday and Wednesday ahead of July games with out of town teams. The Mets beat the Cubs 10 to 1 as Curran and Bahler led with two hits each.
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Marty Deignan
Pony League
Mets
Cubs
Gene Curran
Curt Bahler
Gene
Curt
Bob Fahrney
Tim Dearth
Curt Phillips
Kevin Share
Pat Molitar
Dave Roethe
Recreation Park
Baseball Standings and Scores Highlight Drama in National League
National League East leaders Chicago and New York clash as pennant races tighten while West contenders Los Angeles Atlanta and Cincinnati pursue separation. Thursday results include Montreal beating St Louis and San Francisco topping Cincinnati. Girl's Major Softball League saw Hein's of Juda, Zesto, and Brodhead Firebirds win make-up games amid rain delays.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Los Ang
Cincinn
Pitts
Phila
Park and Recreation Director
Hein’s
Juda
Doral
Gerries Bar
Zesto
Germann Fuel
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Calif
Wash
Minn
Los
Make-up Games Highlight Girls Major Action and Firebird Triumphs
The report features multiple girls league games with Lynn Kuby leading Doral and Gerries with three hits. Rosemary Iverson and Arlene Burgener powered the Firebirds with four hits apiece and a late homer as Moore fell to Business Forms. Tony Oliva sparked a Twins comeback, driving in the decisive run in Anaheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Kuby
Doral
Gerries
Hein
Germain Fuel
Barb Dahman
Zesto
Linda Schnieder
Teresa Foxen
Jane Bell
Carolyn Peterson
Rosemary Iverson
Firebird
Arlene Burgener
Moore
Robbie Nejedle
Connie Johnson
Twining Park
Moore Business Forms
Joe’s White Elephant
Bank of Albany
John’s Citgo
Winzenried Aims for European Track Tour After NCAA Salt
Wisconsin junior Mark Winzenried, fifth-ranked world half-miler, heads to the National AAU meet in Florida seeking top two to qualify for European tours including a Russian Meet. Coach Brennen targets sub 1:46.5 and notes trials on weekend. Winzenried later shifts to longer events as part of his progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winzenried
Mark Winzenried
University of Wisconsin
Bob Brennen
Badger Track
Florida
Europe
Brennen
Mark
Brennan
Badger
Ray Arlington
Wisconsin
University
Monroe
Tennis Lessons Build Skills and Invite New Players
The report notes 63 youths attended the second week of tennis lessons at the Recreation Park courts with ages 9 through 15 represented. It describes progress in racket grip ready position and contact, plans to emphasize forehand and introduce backhand, and mentions weather postponements and a call for old rackets to be donated for teaching aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park Courts
Recreation Park
Recreation Department
Cubs Cards collide at Wrigley in four game series
Cubs host the St. Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field as the teams open a four game set in Chicago. Red Schoendienst faces a first trip to the park this April while Chicago leads the NL East and seeks to extend a hot stretch after a 10 inning 7 5 win over Pittsburgh. Leo Durocher vows aggressive play to keep pennant pace.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
New York
Pittsburgh
Cub
Leo Durocher
Pirates
Cardinals
Stottlemyre Fires Three-Hitter for 10th Win in 6-0 Victory
Yesterday, Mel Stottlemyre of the Yankees pitched a three-hitter to notch his 10th victory as New York blanked Detroit 6-0. In another game, Ron Fairly of the Expos collected two singles and a double, driving in two runs in an 84 win over St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel _Stottlemyre
Yankees
Detroit
Ron Fairly
Expos
St. Louis
Thundervalley Raceway Signs Lease for Jo Daviess Grounds
Warren Illinois Times reports Thundervalley Raceways Inc has leased the Jo Daviess County Fairgrounds and racetrack for a Sunday race on June 29. Additional races are planned during the fair midweek August 5 to 10 and in early September. Spokesman Alvin Grebner notes the fairground track length will draw Midwest racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Ill
Thundervalley Raceways, Inc
Jo Daviess County Fairgrounds
Jo Daviess County Fair
Alvin Grebner
Thundervalley
Thundervalley Raceways
Apple River Canyon State Park
Canyon Road
Grebner
Fairground
Midwest
Women’s Tennis Starts at Recreation Park This Week
Twelve women attended the first session as lessons began on Wednesday at 9:00 AM at Recreation Park courts. The six week program runs every Wednesday, with each class lasting about an hour. newcomers are welcome and urged to attend the second session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park Courts
Dan Bahler
Jim Bartholf
Dwight Coplien
Lester Cummer
Marty Deignan
Len Haney
Ervin Hooper
Raymond Kubly Jr
Charles Miller
Jack Murray
Ronald Roethlisberger
Ronald Thomm
Brown Bomber Joe Louis Resting Comfortably in Hospital
Former boxing icon Joe Louis collapsed on a Manhattan street and was taken to Beekman Downtown Hospital where doctors report he is resting comfortably. The 55 year old, famed heavyweight champion, was in New York to promote a new interracial fast food venture, Joe Louis Food Franchise Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Lower Manhattan
Louis
Beekman- Downtown
Leon Charney
Charney
Joe Louis Food Franchise Corp
Brown Bomber
Public Hearing on Building Permit for Juda Residence
A public hearing will review a building permit for Chester Pinnow to construct a residence on Main Street Juda within a setback area of a substandard lot. The land is zoned residential, with the hearing at 9:00 P.M. July 9, 1969, at the Juda Community Building. Kenneth H. Meyer Zoning Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Pinnow
Main Street
Juda
Jefferson Township
Kenneth H. Meyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe’s Legion
Homer
Steve Homewood
Pat Molitor
Andy Bud Dick Young
Brian Brugger
Nick Dearth
Bob Silvis
Steve Erickson
Frank Rast
Bill Kuban
Terry Heinzelman
Mark Kautzky
Jim Conners
Walt Rufener
Paul Brennan
Steve Ott
Bill Golackson
Bill Ruda
Rich Landen
Tony Teehan
Dave Barrett
Jim Ruf
Terry West
Bennet
Kroger
Viish, Ai
By Ron Barribeau
Brodhead Firebirds
Moore Business Farms
Jim Beer
Evening Times
Columbia, S.C
Jim Paschal
Columbia Speedway
Paschal
Times
Brown
Joe Lewis
PCA
William D
Aria Rt
Bridgestone
CYE Shop
21St ST
Wis
Larry Leverton
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