Cheesemen Top Edgerton Golfers In Conference Play
Monroe defeats Edgerton 211 to 232 to grab a second place tie with Monona Grove and Ft Atkinson in the Badger Conference. Tom Bruehel and Tom Lovelace led with 41s and 43 respectively backed by Dan Franklin 44 Kurt Share 43 and Fred Schuetze 44. Edgerton’s Dennis Erickson 41 and Bill Carlson 45 paced the visitors. Monroe JV won 249 256 as Mike Thayer led with 44 and Richard Desens 49 was low for Edgerton. Monroes next outing is vs Ft Atkinson at Monroe Country Club Monday.
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Jim Peterson
Monroe
Jayvees
Edgerton
Mike Thayer
Dave Deininger
Bruce Wagner
Dennis Gerondale
Tom Bacon
Richard Desens
Jeff Berron
Keith Baker
Mike Learn
Dennis Easton
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe Country Club
Brodhead
Stoughton
Glazners Dominate Monticello In Area Baseball
In area play Glazners routed Monticello 22 to 3 after New Glarus assembled 15 hits and three homers from Schneider Rosge and Peterson in State Line League action. Fennimore cruised past Lancaster 19 to 3, aided by eight runs in the fifth inning as Lancaster pitchers issued 15 walks and hit five batters.
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New Glarus
Monticello
Fennimore
Lancaster
Schneider
Rosge
Peterson
Wisconsin
Rusk Named Head Basketball Coach at Lawrence College
Clyde Rusk of West Allis Wisconsin was appointed Lawrence College head basketball coach after a 184 151 high school coaching record over 15 years He played multiple sports at Beloit College and earned early championships in football and basketball His first coaching post at Marengo Illinois produced titles and his 1956 Nathan Hale High School team won a regional and the WIAA state consolation title He succeeds Don Boya who resigned.
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Appleton
Clyde Rusk
West Allis
Wis
Lawrence College
Rusk
Beloit College
Marengo
Ill
Nathan Hale High School
Don Boya
Nine Horses Set For Derby Event
The entry box for the 89th Kentucky Derby closed at 9 30 a m EST with Candy Spots from California as the 6 5 favorite among nine starters for the 3 year old classic. Never Bend is 5 2 second choice with No Robbery at 3 1 and others include Chateaugay Bonjour On My Honor and Royal Tower in a small field headed by Rex C Ellsworth's Candy Spots and John L Rotz aboard No Robbery.
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Louisville
California
Mhiuirshill
Geris Wats
Candy Spots
Rex C. Ellsworth
Chino
Calif
Willie Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Nashua
Swaps
Ellsworth
Tomy Lee
Never Bend
Cain Hoy
Harry F. Guggenheim
Mike Barry
Manuel Venza
Greentree Stable
John L. Rotz
Aqueduct
Santa Anita
Florida
John W. Galbreath
Patrice Jacobs
Ambush Stable
Walnut Hill Farm
B. J. Ridder
Royal Tower
J. J. Cherock
Investor
Garfish Caught by Baumgartner's Owner in Pecatonica River
Robert Hahlen, owner operator of Baumgartner's, caught a 33 inch garfish in the Pecatonica River near Dill yesterday. The fish weighed 3% pounds and had an elongated pikelike body with narrow jaws. It struck a white jig but slipped off the hook as it was landed on the bank.
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Robert Hahlen
Baumgartner’s
Pecatonica
Dill
Hahlen
Monroe Men Defeat Brodhead 91 27 In Track Meet
Grady Steensrud led Monroe across a 91 27 victory over Brodhead at Monroe yesterday. Steensrud won the 120 high hurdles and pole vault, placed third in the 100 yard dash, and helped relay teams to wins in the medley and 880 relays. Monroe swept pole vault and discus, with Brunkow, Kohn and Moore among top finishers.
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Grady Steensrud
Monroe
Brodhead
Steensrud
Cheesemaker
Bill Barnes
Richard Moore
Roger Brunkow
Bill Esch
Jim Beer
Dave Pick
Mike Doyle
Jim Bidlingmaier
Mike Kohn
Bill Kohn
Urs Garner
Gary Blackbourn
Rodney Blaser
Jim Dearth
The
Cheesemakers
Schuetze
Speth
Robin Ten- Eveck
Ri Reer
Kohn
Moore
Jones
Counselman
Pharmacy Wins Major League Bowling Title
The Clinic Pharmacy won the Major League championship in a roll-off at Recreation Club lanes over Marco's 2634 to 2610. Clinic scores were 853 894 887 with top marks by Deb Share 585 and Ralph Wal Wald 498. Marco's totals were 853 938 823 led by Burt Bacon 568 and Glen Brecklin 559.
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Clinic Pharmacy
Recreation Club Lanes
Marco’s
Clinic
Marco's
Pharmacy
Vic Marean
Dave Eley
Ralph Greenwald
Marion Mueller
Deb Share
Glen Brecklin
Sam Regula
Wayne Ratzlaff
Bob Ethridge
Burt Bacon
Felder’s Tavern
Alvie Riese
Felder’s
Richard Bruny
Riese
Felder
Q. DeRemer
E. Andrews
Wet
Remer
M. Hayes
R. Lane
J. McQuire
B. Teuscher
H. Blum
R. Bruny
Two From Area Named All State Cindermen
Two area boys earned second Wisconsin high school track honor roll recognition. Dennis Burrison of Argyle repeaters in Class C 120 yard high hurdles with a 16.0 second time, and Runde of Shullsburg repeats in Class C high jump at 5 feet 10 inches.
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Seheot
Dennis Burrison
Argyle
Runde
Shullsburg
Fly Casting Clinic Demonstration At Zanders Lake
World famous fly casting expert Don Gapen will demonstrate at Zanders Lake on Thursday May 9 at 4 p.m. He represents Johnson Reel Co and Air-Del Line Co. Attendees may bring their gear or use equipment provided. The event is sponsored by Martin's Sport and Hobby Shop in Monroe. Gapen will be at the store May 9 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to repair reels with factory parts free of charge.
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Zanders Lake
Don Gapen
Johnson Reel Co
Air-Del Line Co
Martin’s Sport and Hobby Shop
Monroe
Gapen
Johnson
Braves suffer injuries as road trip halts momentum
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan contends with multiple injuries during a 14 game road swing. Eddie Mathews is out with a pulled groin, Roy McMillan nurses spike wounds, and Gus Bell is on the disabled list after knee surgery following a practice collision as the team trails the Reds 4 3. Bragan reshuffles lineup seeking a sixth win on the trip.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bragan
Cincinnati Reds
Mathews
McMillan
Bell
Eddie Mathews
Reds
Roy McMillan
Gus Bell
Alfonsi Pushes Town Land Payment Plan in Assembly
Assemblyman Paul Alfonsi urged approval of a bill to pay towns 30 cents per acre for state forest and hunting lands within the $50 million recreational and resource development program. Payments would be funded by the cigarette tax and replace lost property tax revenue, with $18,000 yearly for post-1961 land and $80,000 for pre-1961 land from conservation funds.
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Madison
Simon
Assembly Conservation Committee
Alfonsi
Wisconsin Council of Resource Development and Conservation
Bartholomew to Race in Freeport Sunday
Carlisle driver Newt Bartholomew announces a 1963 Plymouth entry in the Cardinal 100 car race at Freeport Raceway. He finished 12th in IMCA standings last year. Time trials at 1 30 p m with racing starting 2 30 p m. feature will be 100 laps.
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Freeport
Newt Bartholomew
Carlisle
Freeport Raceway
Bartholomew
International Motor Contest Association
Sunaayvs
Kennedy Named To Lead NBA League
J Walter Kennedy the 49 year old mayor of Stamford Connecticut will become commissioner of the NBA on September 1 succeeding Maurice Podoloff who will retire at 73 after 17 years at the helm Rozelle was chosen by the NFL two years ago signaling a new era for major US pro sports.
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Basketball Association
National Football League
J. Walter Kennedy
Stamford
Conn
Kennedy
Maurice Podoloff
Podoloff
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Local Track Meet Highlights For Dodgeville and Nearby Teams
Dodgeville edged Cuba City 61-57 while New Glarus beat Orfordville 87-31 Benton crushed South Wayne 83-35 and Darlington routed Mt Horeb 100-18. Welch led Glarers with three firsts including the 220 and 440 dashes and broad jump Disch added two titles in shot put and discus Farrey and Hilliary each won twice as Benton swept 11 of 14 events and Darlington won 13 of 14. The Red Birds dominated the 880 run mile run and 120 high hurdles and wide jump.
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Dodgeville
Cuba City
New Glarus
Orfordville
Benton
South Wayne
Darlington
Mt. Horeb
Seoling
Welch
Disch
Dick Farrey
John Hilliary
Zephers
Spartans
Redbirds
Cubs rout Cardinals to halt four-game St Louis streak
Yesterday the Cubs powered past the National League leaders St Louis 13 8 with Ernie Banks driving in seven runs via two homers and a single. Ray Herbert held Baltimore to four hits over seven innings as Chicago won the opener of a doubleheader and completed the sweep with a nightcap victory.
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Frnie Banks
Cubs
Chicago
St. Louis
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Baltimore
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