Kids' slowpitch league names Reger as pre season favorite
The Reger Medicare team is picked as the pre season favorite to win the newly created Senior Slowpitch League at a managers meeting. Coach Phil Counselman agrees citing hitting and fielding in clutch moments, while noting concern over veteran first baseman Paul Miller maintaining a .125 batting average from last season. The league plans for four to six teams this year, with Coplien Insurance and Realty Milwaukee Cheese and Martin's Sport Shop as others. The Reger roster mirrors last year’s Minor Division lineup and includes Championship players from Bob & Wig's who won the Minor No. 3 Bowling League title Monday night at Eagles Club Lanes.
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Reger Medicare Kids
Kid
Phil Counselman
Paul Miller
Reger
Coplien Insurance and Realty
Milwaukee Cheese
Martin’s Sport Shop
Park and Recreation
Ron Barribeau
Counselman
Bob & Wig’s
Eagles Club
G. Stuart
Champs
Fritz Kammerode
Bob Nafzger
Glen Brecklin
Joe Hughes
al Wuetrich
Leon Rackow
Willis Gruenewald
Cliff Hunt
Emmanuel Fuchs
Alvie Riese
Barribeau
Mueller
Swiggum
Winzenreich
Zuhlke
Lane
Miller
Flynn's Bar wins second half title in area 8 ball league
Flynn's Bar of Brodhead captured the second half title in the area men's 8 ball pool league by posting 82 points after beating Marge's Bar 6 to 3. Dar Menehan and Rex Niffenegger led Flynn's with hot shooting as the standings show Turner Hall I 82 Marge's Bar 71 Golden Acre 71 Ludlow Bar 70 Turner Hall II 69 Headquarters 57.
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Flynn
Turner Hall I
Golden Acre
Cora & Hattie
Steve Paske
Dick Eichstadt
Headquarters
Turner Hall II
Ludlow Bar
Chuck Buttke
Bruce Klemm
Ray Miskimon
Dwight Elmer
UW coach forecasts 200-300 Wisconsin high school hockey teams
UW coach Bob Johnson says hockey's surge will expand statewide and nationwide with 200-300 Wisconsin high schools playing hockey. He notes rising attendance at Badger games, multi city interest in indoor facilities, and Milwaukee as a potential hockey hub. Brewers president Bud Selig discusses farm-system gains and team improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike O'Brien
Associated Press
Madison
Johnson
Wisconsin Associated Press Sports Writers Association
Badgers
Wisconsin
Dane County
St. Louis
California
Arizona
Tulsa
Okla
Rockford
Janesville
Stevens Point
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Notre Dame
Milwaukee Brewers
Bud Selig
Baseball Schedule Listings for Monday and Wednesday
The note lists Monday and Wednesday games with team matchups and pitcher records. It covers Kansas City at New York, Texas at Boston, California at Detroit, Oakland at Milwaukee, Cleveland at Minnesota, Baltimore at Chicago, Houston at Philadelphia, Montreal at Atlanta, St. Louis at San Diego, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Chicago at Los Angeles, plus multiple rematches and venue pairings across the league.
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Kansas City
Busby
New York
Kline
Texas
Hand
Boston
Lee
California
Singer
Detroit
Fryman
Oakland
Holtzman
Milwaukee
Parsons
Cleveland
Strom
Minnesota
Woodson
Baltimore
Cuellar
Chicago
Fisher
Houston
Reuss
Philadelphia
Carlton
Montreal
Moore
Atlanta
Gentry
St. Louis
Spinks
San Diego
Corkins
Pittsburgh
Moose
San Francisco
Bryant
Hooton
Los Angeles
John
Cincinnati
Track meet at Belleville yields close team race
SLL track quadrangular at Belleville saw Pecatonica win with 61 points, New Glarus 58, Belleville 56, Albany 45.42. Event winners included Norm Kapke in long jump 16-4, the 880 relay of Vick Eveland Williams Spellman in 1 45.6, and Tim Hendrickson mile in 5 10. Kent Streiff 15 4 high hurdles, Darrell Storkson 22 9 low hurdles, Jim Tway high jump 5 10, Charlie Campbell shot 45 7. Albany took three running events Dan Aeschliman 440 56.7, Ron Setzer 880 2 11.8, Russell Hill two mile 10 59. Other winners Kim Thacker 100 11 3, Storkson 220 25 7, Lon Ames discus 107 9, Dan Klassy pole vault 11 0.
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Pecatonica
Belleville
New Glarus
Albany
Norm Kapke
Vick
Eveland
Williams
Spellman
Tim Hendrickson
Kent Streiff
Darrell
Storkson
Jim Tway
Charlie Campbell
Dan Aeschliman
Ron Setzer
Russell Hill
Kim Thacker
Bell
Lon Ames
Dan Klassy
Washed Out Golf Leaguers Postpone Rainy Meeting
The State Line Golf League match at Windy Acres was washed out on Monday. Secretary Don Van Wagenen announced all makeup matches must be completed before May 14.
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State Line Golf
Windy Acres
Don van Wagenen
Middleton golfers rally to beat Monroe in soggy duel
In a Badger Conference dual at Pleasant View, Middleton shot 216 to Monroe 222 as five Middleton players picked up five on the final hole. George Johnson led Middleton with a 40, while Monroe freshman Jon Share posted 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Monroe
Pleasant View Country Club
MHS
Cardinals
Jon Share
George Johnson
Tim Gessler
Share
Johnson
George Goecks
Monroe Varsity Edges Middleton In Rain Soaked Match
In a rain delayed golf meet at Monroe Country Club Monroe tops Middleton by 222 to 216 with strong rounds from Eric Corbins 45 and Jon Share 42. Middleton's Mike Murphy 42 and George Johnson 40 lead the Middleton squad. Monroe JV posts 231 behind Steve Erickson 47 and Steve Schwager 44.
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Monroe
Middleton
Steve Schwager
Freeport
Monroe Country Club
Founders Day Dinner by Green County Alumni Group
The Green County Chapter of the Wisconsin Alumni Association hosts its annual Founder's Day dinner at the Casino in Monticello. A 6:30 cocktail hour and 7:30 dinner prime rib meal priced at $5, with reservations via Mrs. Harold Snively. Guest speaker is UW athletic director Elroy Crazylegs Hirsch. Four UW seniors invited who benefited from Alumni Assn scholarships.
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Green County
Wisconsin Alumni Association
Monticello
Harold Snively
Elroy Crazylegs Hirsch
Monroe girls sweep dual meet at Brodhead
Monroe high school girls track won 73.7 to 7.3 at Brodhead in a rain softened dual. Julie Kundert led with wins in shot put 39-8 and 220 yard dash 29.9 plus a leg in the winning relay. Audrey Waage and Karen Stiles doubled up, while Brodhead’s Heidi Searles tied for second in the mile. Monroe braces for MG meets and WIAA regional action May 8 at Janesville Parker.
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MHS
Brodhead
Monroe
Mary Mallett
Julie Kundert
Audrey Waage
Karen Stiles
Grove
Badger Conference
Janesville Parker
Sue Haney
Haney
Martha O'Donnell
Lisa Eberle
Judy Winzenried
Heidi Searles
Renee Bowen
Tie JoAnn Rufener
Debbie Wartenweiler
Judy Searles
Stiles
Paula Nack
Arlene Zuhlke
Zuhlke
Kundert
Waage
Nack
Vicki Purcell
Sherri Bechtolt
Virginia Bowman
Elaine Paske
Pam Sandley
Doris Hartwig
Kathy Krieger
Bonnie Gyure
Barb Hartwig
Roberta Zettle
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Bob
Wig
Selig
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Brewers
Bobby Coluccio
Gorman Thomas
Pedro Garcia
Darrell Porter
Ron Buckle
Eau Claire Leader
Association
Glenn Miller
Wisconsin State Journal
Dave Grey
Oshkosh Northwestern
Olds
Bruce
Drews
Seeholzer
Hauser
Norm Huber
Joe Donny
Red Lindsay
Donny
Miser
Deb Wartenweiler
JoAnn Rufener
Tom Mitchell
Torino
FORD
Fort Atkinson
Glarus
Marilyn Campbell
Reedsburg
Monona
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