Slowpitch All Star Squads Form For Fourth of July Game
John Prien, veteran softball commissioner, oversees selection of four All Star squads for the Fourth of July game at Twining Park. Open, Major, Classic, and Minor leagues provide players. nine inning games aim to maximize participation as schedules include make ups from prior rainouts.
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John Prien
Prien
Bob Wells
New Glarus
Jerry Coplien
Bill Schmid
Dave Seeholzer
Hubers
Roy
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Don van Wagenan
Ray Indergand
Infiek
Roger Brugger
Vic Ingwell
Bill Moon
Nate Hare
Bill Klemm
Roger Kubly
Jerry van Wagenan
Dick Boerk
Fred Huber
Louie Schulz
Jerry Dwyer
Don Witt
Roger Jackson
Jim Bidlingmaier
Grant Dale
Jim van Wagenan
Bob Leistikow
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Hermie Huber
Dan Pickett
Paul Witt
Dale Meyers
Skip Brennan
Wes Wandfluh
al Zuhlke
Hank Ritschards
Duane Rackow
Doc Davis
Bob Wolfe
Gene Schneeberger
Roger Isely
Gene Haldiman
Ed Grossen
Warren Schneeberger
Roger Schneeberger
Daryl Hilliard
Don Ninneman
Harry Friedli
John Ammon
Bob Grossen
Jerry Jordan
Fred Feldt
Dick Feller
Toby Goecks
Gary Phillips
Nate Farmer
Bob Knipschild
Don Grossen
Gene Lueck
Gene Hefty
Dick Young
Chuck Soddy
Bob Hecker
del Barrett
Keith Garfoot
Rick Olson
George Cromwell
Dick Leuzinger
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Julie Monahan
Amy Barribeau
Kay Silvis
Marcia Doherty
Silvis
Doherty
Nan Olson
Becky Wuethrich
Cyclones
Audrey Waage
National League scoreboard and Friday results
National League standings show St Louis leading with 46 wins and 38 losses, followed by San Francisco and Atlanta. Friday results include St Louis over Chicago 9 to 5 and Houston defeating New York 7 to 2. Today's games feature St Louis at Chicago and New York at Houston among others.
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Minnesota
Oakland
Cleveland
Baltimore
California
Boston
Washington
Little Loop Action Returns With Next Week Schedule
Little League baseball games are rescheduled for next week after prior postponements. July 1 features Giants vs Indians at 7 45 and White Sox vs Cards at 6 30, July 2 offers Cubs vs Twins at 6 30 and Red Sox vs Astros at 7 45, July 3 has Giants vs Cards at 6 30 and Indians vs White Sox at 7 45.
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Cards
Cubs
Twins
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Braves Dodgers Pitching Duel
Milt Pappas pitched superbly as the Braves held the Dodgers to four hits in a 30 victory. Jim Hart belted a two run homer in the seventh to lift the Giants past the Reds 43.
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Dodgers
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Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Beban Leads West to 34-20 Victory in All America Game
Gary Beban UCLA Heisman winner silenced critics with precise passing as the West defeated the East 34 to 20 in Atlanta in the eighth annual Coaches All-America football game. Tom Domres of Wisconsin and Bob Lomgo of Pittsburgh signed with the Houston Oilers, per GM Don Klosterman.
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Tom Domres
Houston
University of Pittsburgh
Bob Lomgo
University of Wisconsin
Houston Oilers
Don Klosterman
Cubs Triumph 5-3 in Legion Intra-squad Clash
Cubs defeated the Braves 5-3 at Recreation Park behind Mike Molitor and Pete Jones. Molitor doubled twice and tripled, Jones had two singles and a sacrifice fly, while outfielders threw out four baserunners. Five pitchers split eight innings. Molitor, Jones, Mulliga, Grendahl, Kratteger, and Spring pitched.
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Bill Spring
Braves
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Mike Mulliga
Stu Grendahl
Dave Krattger
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Pairings Set In Golf Meet
Jaycee Golf tournament pairings announced by Lee Fernstaedt at Windy Acres for 18 holes Monday followed by 18 at Monroe Country Club The four winners earn trophies and a trip to Greenfield state tournament Readouts list eight heats with four players each and start times from 7:30 to 8:02 a.m.
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Windy Acres
Monroe Country Club
Greenfield
Craig Segner
Steve Eiserman
Randy Schwartz
David Rofenacht
Greg Smith
Gary Schwager
Jim Pederson
Mike Wells
Keith Monte
Mike Mulligan
John Zupane
Mike Schmitz
Randy Share
Stu Grendahl
Mike Moon
Bill Kuban
Mark Eiserman
Mark Loeffel
Roy Olson
Greg Wuetrich
Orangeville Golf Day draws 41 players at Windy Acres
The annual Orangeville Chamber of Commerce event on Father’s Day at Windy Acres near Monroe drew 41 men. Dick Thorn shot 74 for low score and won a radio. runners up tied for third were Gerald Abraham, Gene Pinnow and Gordon Wendlandt. Prizes covered longest drive and longest putt on No 9, and closest to pin on No 3. An extra Family Day tournament is planned for Sunday July 28 at Windy Acres with separate events for dies, boys 16 and under, and men. only Orangeville residents eligible for prizes.
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Gerald Abraham
Orangeville Community Bank
Abe
Hartman TV
Red’s Barber Shop
Glen’ Pinnow
Virgil Scheider
George Shippy
Windy Acres
Winzenried to Tour Europe With US Track Squad
Mark Winzenried of Monroe Wisconsin will join a United States track team on a European tour in July. The Wisconsin star, runner second fastest American in the 800 meters at 1 46.5, departs for Paris after Olympic trials conclude. Arnold A Pell opens a puppy palace in Wollaston Massachusetts featuring a puppy love room to help buyers pick compatible pets under a ten year guarantee.
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Badger
Monroe Badger
Wisconsin
Winzenried
Los Angeles
United States
Mexico City
Europe
Pomona
Calif
University of Wisconsin
Paris
Puppy Love
Wollaston
Mass
Arnold A. Pell
Pell
Local Social Notes From Orangeville and Nearby
Community updates include Tobler farm accident injuries and repeated leg break. Visitors to St Clare Hospital Monroe see Mrs Martha Goecks with Merlin Klopfenstein Walter Ludwig and Frank Schroeder and William Goecks. Various residents travel to Pecatonica Wisconsin Dells Chicago Janesville Beloit and Monroe Manor Nursing Home for visits and outings with family members. Times Want Ad promotion ends with reminder of fast results and low cost.
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Carl Tobler
Tobler
Martha Goecks
St. Clare Hospital
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Mmes
Merlin ‘Klopfenstein
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Frank Schroeder
Emil Goecks
William Goecks
Sharon Thommen
Sharon Atkinson
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Fish Lake
Carl Montefelt
Pecatonica
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Pamela Thommen
Richard Slack
David
Wisconsin Dells
Steven Wendler
Janesville
Gilbert Wendler
Milton Wendler
Chicago
Chris
Chris Thommens
Laverne Gadow
Richard
Pearl Gadow
Stop and Reflect: Where Will You Be In Five Years
Motivational ad urges readers to consider their career path and future plans five years ahead. It frames the question as a personal challenge and invites action through the help wanted section of the paper. The tone is promotional and self-improvement oriented.
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