Wisconsin outdoor report highlights early fish runs and bird migration
The Wisconsin DNR Outdoor Report notes early rainbow trout walleyes suckers and northern pike runs on several rivers with the best action weeks away. Bird migration peaks as wetlands attract waterfowl and shorebirds while Sugar River State Trail invites visitors. Ice Fishing winds down with rising water levels and spring breakup risks.
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Brodhead
Lake Monona
Madison
Eureka
Winnebago
Oshkosh
Manitowoc
Twin
Vilas
Oneida
Mt. Telemark
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Mississippi
Horicon Marsh
Menomonie
Spring Fire Risk Grows, DNR Warns for March Winds
The DNR warns outdoorsmen to avoid fires as spring winds fuel outbreaks. Forest Fire Controllers call March winds the worst fire period, urging permits and minimal campfires. In West Central District last week ten fires burned 34 acres. more are expected through March and April until spring green up. Walleye fishing warns read the 1973 pamphlet. open seasons vary, most waters closed until May 12.
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DNR
West Central District
Bucks extend winning streak with 108 98 victory over Warriors
Milwaukee improves to 57 22 as Oscar Robertson stars with 25 points and a 14 3 early run. Kareem Abdul Jabbar adds 27 while the Bucks halt Rick Barry and Jeff Mullins inside for a key win in Oakland.
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Bucks
Golden State Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee
Robertson
Costello
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Cassie Russell
Warriors
Perry
Rick Barry
Jeff Mullins
Faculty overpower Thor Co. in DECA benefit game
The MHS Faculty defeated Thor & Co. 71 to 52 to stay unbeaten after the third annual DECA benefit game. Mike Setzer scored 16 points, Bob Buchholtz 15 and John Brodie 14 for the winners, while Tim Dearth led Thor & Co. with 26 points.
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MHS
Thor & Co
Mike Setzer
Bob Buchholtz
John Brodie
Tim Dearth
McGuire says wrong move on McNeill hardship bids
Marquette coach Al McGuire criticizes Larry McNeill, a 6-9 junior, for applying for hardship status in the NBA and ABA drafts and not returning for his final season. McGuire says the move risks dealing with agents and clubs and questions its wisdom.
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Milwaukee
Larry McNeill
Marquette
NBA
ABA
al McGuire
Larry
All-State prep basketball team includes Jonas and Hubka
Jeff Jonas of Milwaukee Marquette and Gary Hubka of Beloit head the 1973 AP All-State prep basketball team. Both seniors stand 6-1 and 6-4, respectively, with other first team selections including Pete Brey, Todd Danen, and Mark Delsman.
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Jeff Jonas
Milwaukee Marquette
Gary Hubka
WIAA
Beloit
Associated Press
Jonas
Hubka
Pete Brey
Wis. Rapids Assumption
Todd Danen
DePere Pennings
Mark Delsman
Waukesha
Scoreboard Exhibition Baseball and NIT Quarterfinals
The scoreboard lists exhibition baseball results including Montreal 16 U. of Miami 2 and New York 12 Chicago 1 with several 5 and 6 inning notices amid rain delays. NIT quarterfinals show Alabama 69 Minnesota 65 and Virginia Tech 77 Fairfield 76, with Notre Dame facing North Carolina in the semifinals.
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Montreal
U. of Miami
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
San Diego
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Texas
Atlanta
California
San Francisco
Boston
Minnesota
Oakland
Arizona State
Iain Cleveland
Milwaukee
Alabama
Virginia Tech
Fairfield
Notre Dame
North Carolina
BMGL Plans March 28 Spring Meeting and Rule Changes
The Wednesday Night Business Men's Golf League will meet March 28 at 7 p.m. at Windy Acres golf club to elect officers and vote on major rule changes. The league, trimmed from 12 to 10 teams of five players, will award a prize to every attending member, secretary Ray Rupnow said.
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Business Men’s Golf League
Windy Acres Golf Club
Ray Rupnow
Brewers fall to Indians in exhibition tilt
Milwaukee suffers a 10-8 loss to Cleveland marking a third straight defeat as Indians pile up 18 hits. Manager Del Crandall expresses dissatisfaction with his pitching staff’s performance.
Laeser earns double honors in City League at Turner Hall Lanes
Sebastian Laeser rolled 237 and 625 in the City League at Turner Hall Lanes, adding 202 and 186 singles for a 625 series and 237 high game. Other top totals included Roger Cheese with 2755 pins and Jerry Zuhlke 597 series in Victory at Eagles, with several teams posting strong scores across Industrial and Pleasure leagues.
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Sebastian Laeser
Turner Hall Lanes
Laeser
Willie Kolden
Lou Hackle
Ed Schmitz
Roger Cheese
Jerry Zuhlke
Eagles
Ralph Thies
Browntown Mill
Guerdon Heins
Pat Hall
Bill Smith
Wally Speich
Emmanuel Fuchs
Zuhlke
Hall
Commercial Bank
Glen’s Barbershop
Schuetze Clothes
Browntown Milling
Monroe Milling
Moore Business Forms
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Rich
the Rocket
Johnson
McGuire
Wayne Stroessner
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Jeff Vorwald
Bloomington
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Marshall
Brian Leigh
Madison West
Jefferson
al Renz
McFarland
Bill Pearson
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Tom Martin
Madison East
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St. Nazi Anz Jfk
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BMGL
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Bobby Cooper
Professional Bowlers Association
Dick Rutger
Hartford
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Cooper
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Lee Elder
Andy North
John Toepel
Stevens Point
Uw-M Milwaukee
Charlie Parsley
Uw-Milwaukee
Parsley
Bev Bertalot
Dorothy Schott
Mobil Oil
Schmitz
Dick Fahrney
Kolden
Dean’s Milk
Clark’s Shoes
Oaktron
Gambles
Baumgartner’s
Montgomery Wards
Trucks
Bittner
Thief
Dave Carlson
Advance Transformer
City Taxi
Hermy’s Hideaway
Rotary Club
Zim
IGA
Moose Lodge
Pleasure League
Judy Shaffer
Judy Bauman
Shirley McGuire
Schott
Maryellen Sullivan
Bertalot
Viv Gruenewald
Monroe TV
Schultz Pharmacy
Beverage Mart
Tom’s Silo
Hill Top Inn
Monroe Ready Mix
Monroe
Anitaryervice
Ruef's Sanitary Service, Inc
Darlington
City of
Reef’s Sanitary Service
Darlington, Wisconsin
Fed
Crandall
Marti
Texaco
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