Record-sized trout lure Great Lakes anglers in 1972 season
Wisconsin's 1972 inland season opens May 13 with a strong outlook for inland and Great Lakes fishing. Great Lakes harvests, stocked by DNR funded licenses, are rising with potential state records in chinook, coho, and rainbow trout. The plan includes extensive stocking totals and updated egg collection methods and continued monitoring of contaminants.
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Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Bureau of Fisheries
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin Great Lake
Sheboygan
Lake Superior
Monroe Relays Victory Marred by Scoring Error
Monroe won the Relays with 35 points and three first places, while Freeport totaled 33 1/4 with four firsts. A scoring mistake gave Freeport four points for a fourth in the high hurdle shuttle, later corrected to two, changing the final tally and leaving Monroe as winner despite the trophy error.
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Freeport
Monroe
Middleton
Monona Grove
Dick Glendenning
Golfers from Middleton top Monroe in dual meet at Monroe CC
Middleton outshot Monroe 214 to 229 as John Blendauer 40 and Scott Ingham 41 led the Cardinals. Mark Eiserman 42 and Pat Norton 43 paced Monroe JVs, while Fred Kundert fought back with a 49 after injury. The Cheesemakers next meet is Friday at Edgerton. Middleton remains 1-1 in the Badger Conference and 1-2 overall.
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John Blendauer
Scott Ingham
Middleton
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Cardinals
Mark Eiserman
Pat Norton
George Goecks
Monroe Jvs
Fred Kundert
Cheesemakers
Edgerton
Badger
Eric Corbins
Bill Viney
Bill Rufenacht
Randy Thomas
George Johnson
Mike Murphy
Kevin Share
Jim Gempler
Steve Lovett
Steve Blasche
Tim Gessler
Dan Duerst
Scott Everson
Bruce Abrams
Monroe Tennis Team Dominates Middleton 8-1 in Badger Meet
The Monroe squad improved to 2-0 in the Badger Conference with an 8-1 win at Middleton on a windy Recreation Park afternoon. Dan Mitchell, Paul Stiles, Dan Stormont, Brad Kittelsen, and Eric Otteson led singles, while Mitchell Kittelsen and Stiles Roethe won the top doubles and Monroe’s depth showed in the 8-1 final. The team heads to Beloit Memorial Wednesday and Edgerton Friday as Monona Grove’s postponed match was rescheduled for May 15.
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MHS
Middleton
Monroe
Dave Roethe
Steve Durbin
Recreation Park
Jim Bartholf
Paul Stiles
Dan Stormont
Stiles
Beloit Memorial
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Oregon wins Cardinal Relays at Brodhead in close meet
Oregon captured five of 12 events at the Cardinal Relays. Brodhead placed second with 39 points as Parkview led long jump with three jumpers totaling 60 9 14. Tony Packard posted the meet’s best leap at 21 2 ½ feet.
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Oregon
Brodhead
Panther
Parkview
Tony Packard
Oregon Relay Teams Dominate in Teammate Led Meets
Odegard and Johnson near 20 feet in jumps as Oregon takes multiple relays including 880 and distance medley. Packard shines as junior. Parkview and New Glarus athletes set marks in sprint and field events with notable distances and times.
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Ron Odegard
Jim Johnson
Packard
Oregon
Odegard
Williams
Johnson
Anderson
Renninger
Deegan
Ringhand
Durand
Bartelt
Yale
Stromquist
Bartlet
New Glarus
Schneider
Disch
Streiff
Glarus
Elmer
Wickeraham
Collins
Jensen
Fosdick
Frautschu
Parkview Wells
Eggan
Seen
Wells
Tuesday Baseball Matchups Across The Major Leagues
Oakland at Boston. N ee at New York. Chicago at Baltimore. Minnesota at Milwaukee. Cleveland at Texas. Kansas City at Detroit. Cleveland at Texas. Minnesota at Milwaukee. California at New York. Oakland at Boston. Houston at Pittsburgh at night. Cincinnati at St. Louis at night. Philadelphia at Los Angeles at night. New York at San Francisco at night. Montreal at San Diego at night.
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Oakland
Holtzman
Boston
Culp
Nee
New York
Stottlemyre
Chicago
Bahnsen
Baltimore
McNally
Minnesota
Blyleven
Milwaukee
Parsons
Cleveland
Perry
Texas
Bosman
Kansas City
Cal Canton
Detroit
Timmerman
California
Houston
Reuss
Pittsburgh
Briles
Cincinnati
Gullett
St. Louis
Wise
Philadelphia
Fryman
Los Angeles
Downing
Gentry
San Francisco
Carrithers
Montreal
Renko
McAnally
San Diego
Norman
Atlanta
Reed
Gruenewald shoots 40 in SL opener
Jake Gruenewald Jr. led Windy Acres State Line Golf League opening night with a 40 to top low gross. J.D.'s White Elephant won team honors with a 147 four man aggregate. no league birdies were recorded. Next week’s matches set. Wilt Chamberlain played 47 straight minutes games in 1961-62.
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Jake Gruenewald, Jr
Windy Acres State Line Golf League
Lownet
Dick Bergemann
J.D
White Elephant
Ray Fiala
H. Dinges
Dick Thorn
Nate Bechtolt
Tom Keegan
del Shaffer
A. Bergemann
D. Witt
Don Otteson
P. Elliott
Chuck Robertson
Mobil Oil
Pat & Boot’s Tap
J.D. White Elephant
Orangeville Community Bank
Doral & Gerrie’s
Swiss Colony
SC Data Center
Turner Hall
Bank of Judo
Green Co. Cheese
NBA Playoffs Tie as Lakers and Knicks Split Series
Pro basketball notes report the best of seven tied 1-1 after Los Angeles at New York on national TV. ABA results show New York 146 Virginia 136 and Indiana 117 Utah 113 with Indiana winning 4-3 to claim the series. Bryan Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas concludes with Rodriguez 273 Crampton 275 Casper 273 Coody 275 Homeniuk 275 Palmer 276. Rodriguez wins playoff on first sudden death hole.
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Los Angeles
New York
National
Virginia
Indiana
Utah
Bryan Nelson
Preston Trail
Dallas
CC Rodriguez
Bruce Crampton
Billy Casper
Charles Coody
Wilf Homeniuk
Arnold Palmer
Sargents Lead SLL Track Stars As Meets Progress
Black Hawk sprinter John Sargent and Brodhead hurdler Eric Cleveland top the State Line League list after two meets. Sargent shines in 100 yd 10.4, 220 yd 23.3 and 440 yd 53.4. Cleveland defends high and low hurdles with times of 15.7 and 21.6. Albany and Holy Name feature among top teams in relays and field events with performances across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Black Hawk
John Sargent
Brodhead
Eric Cleveland
Albany
Bob White
Sargent
Cleveland
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Bayfield
Pat Molitor
Tom Mitchell
Glendenning
Dave May
Jim Connors
Steve Wilde
Mike Huber
Paul Lueck
Mark Krattiger
Stoughton
Jim Martin
Baraboo
Joe Spangler
Scot McKnight
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Jasper State Fish Hatchery
Frautschy
Haley
McKnight
Beloit Catholic
T.R. Holyoke Field
Madison Memorial High School
Fort Atkinson
Dubuque Hempstead
Prairie du Chien Campion
Haukom
Rutlin
Falk
Knight
Monigold
Luedeking
Cole
Spangler
Schuman
Hanson
Sto
Middleton Hintz
Dahmen
Meeker
Campion
Mon
Lueck
Meythaler
Krattiger
Mihelick
Bahler
Tie Middleton
Mayer
Felder
Dan Mitchell
Mark Grise
Dave Schumann
Mid
Paul Winer
Brad Kittelsen
John Frank
Eric Otteson
Tom Threiner
Mitchell Kittelsen
Griese - Schumann
Stiles - Roethe
Durbin - Winer
Stormont
Ken Rufener
Frank Threiner
Mark Cammack
Orfordville Parkview
Ill
Coomer, Meyers
Erdman
Burtness
Runaas
Timm
Brad
Peterson
Gruenewald
Wilt Chamberlain
Rodriguez
Dale Koehler
Kewaunee
Dennis Olmstead
Alberta
Canada
Muhammad Ali
Cherry Hill
N.J
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Vancouver
B.C
Ft. Atkinson
Cleveland, Sargent Head
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Bell
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Golz
Alb
M. Vondra
Setzer
Spoerry
Oree
McBride
Brod
McCarthy
Klassy
Campbell
Gruenfelder
Lersch
Broge
Argue
Milz
Tway
Walters
Schreiber
Gadow
Keen
Scherdell
Holy Name
Monticello
Sariner Eushwander Funeral Home
Earl Hager
Herbert Booth
LANZ
Agency
Warfarin
Albs
Corn Belt
Bauman
ACE Hardware
Ken
AGRI
13Th Avenue
Schultz
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