DNR Plans Atlantic Salmon Restock In Lake Superior Venture
The Wisconsin DNR completed a 1600 mile transfer from Quebec to Bayfield with 20 000 Atlantic salmon 12 000 two year olds and 8000 three year olds. Fish will be imprinted and released to establish a brood stock for Lake Superior and future summer fishing.
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Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Quebec
Bayfield Hatchery
North America
Bayfield
North Bay
Ontario
Lake Ontario
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Superior
Apostle Islands
Monroe High athletic banquet honors 1971 72 teams
The Monroe High School athletic banquet is set for 7 p.m. in the M-Room. Athletes and cheerleaders from all 1971 72 sports will be recognized as letters and MVP and Most Improved awards are handed out. The American Legion Award is among the honors presented.
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Monroe High School
American Legion
Monroe High teams in Badger meets and WIAA tourney prep
Three Monroe High spring squads head into Badger Conference events this week with a busy track schedule plus tennis and golf actions. Track hosts Pecatonica in a dual, Tri-State Invitational in Dubuque follows, then the Badger Conference meet at Monona Grove.
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Monroe
Badger
Pecatonica
T.R. Holyoke Field
Dick Glendenning
Cheesemakers
Dubuque
Iowa
LaCrosse Central
Rockford East
Illinois
Clinton
Waterloo
Columbus
Dubuque Hempstead
Dubuque Wahlert
Wilbur Dalzell Stadium
Mark Krattiger
Madison
Pat Molitor
Steve Goerdt
Mark Peterson
East
Bill Frang
Monona Grove
Middleton
Fort Atkinson
Stoughton
Molitor
Krattiger
Dave May
Steve Wilde
Jim Connors
Curt Bahler
Bob Silvis
Jay Meythaler
Fred Marty
Mark Chandler
Silvis
Chandler
Dave Benkert
Sun Prairie
Blair Moldenhauer
Fort
John Aufderhaar
Cardinals
Mark
Pat Klingelhoets
Silver Eagles
Paul Stiles
Brad Kittelsen
Kittelsen
Dan Mitchell
Bartholf
Jefferson
MHS
Yahara Hills
Linksters
Will Klippel
Mark Eiserman
Eric Corbins
Pat Norton
Marty Deignan
Evansville
Jvs
Orfordville
WIAA
Monticello
Ryun 4 14 Mile at King Games Ends With Disappearing Act
Jim Ryun, 25, famed mile world record holder, ran 4:14.1 in the King Games mile and then exited into the Franklin Field stands with his wife, finishing near last in a rain soaked event. Dave Wattle won the feature in 3:58.5, edging Howell Michael as Michael clocked 3:58.5. Other results included Bruggerman 49.8 440 hurdles, Lucas 8:35.0 3000m steeplechase, Romansky 6:20.5 mile walk, Norfolk State 39.7 440 relay, and Tinker 9.4 in the 100. Gerald Tinker led a fast meet with several records.
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Philadelphia
Jim Ryun
Franklin Field
Ryun
Bowling Green
Dave Wattle
Penn
Ryan
Wattle
Howell
Dick Bruggerman
Ohio Track Club
Joe Lucas
Georgetown
Dave Romansky
South Jersey Striders
Norfolk State
Gerald Tinker
Bobby Unser tops Indy speed records at 195 mph
Bobby Unser drove a lightweight Eagle to a 195.940 mph average on the 2 ½ mile oval, signaling a likely pole position for the 56th Indianapolis 500. Weather delayed Time Trials as Peter Revson and Mark Donohue remained in contention for the front row while others faced engine failures and crashes.
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Indianapolis
Bobby Unser
Speedway
Peter Revson
Mark Donohue
Unser
Revson
Donohue
Gary Bettenhausen
Mario Andretti
al Unser
A.J. Foyt Jr
Bill Vukovich
Foyt
Vukovich
Jim Malloy
Denver
Colo
Bettenhausen
McLaren
Roger Penske
Parnelli Jones
Michigan repeats as Big 10 tennis champ in Madison
Michigan won the Big 10 title with 146 points led by Jim Ebbitt who defeated Joel Ross 6 2 6 2 for the No 1 crown. Dick Ravreby and Ross won the doubles title, with Ravreby also taking No 3 singles as Michigan placed two on the all Big 10 team.
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Madison, Wis
Michigan
Joel Ross
Minnesota
Jim Ebbitt
Ebbitt
Ross
Indiana
Wolverines
Dick Ravreby
Rick Wack
Rod Schroeder
Illinois
Rarreby
Wisconsin
Pat Klingelhoets
Tim Ott
Kevin Lenich
Wolverine
Ott
Jeff Miller
Miller
Mark Bishop
Rick Vetter
Michigan State
Iowa
Northwestern
Ohio State
Purdue
Classic Division Opens Delayed By Wet Monroe Field
Monroe Slowpitch League postpones opening Classic Division games due to rain soaked fields. Four games are rescheduled for Sunday night at Twining Park starting 7 PM with Phillips and Smith versus Advance, Roy's versus Monroe Cheese, Jeff Center against City Taxi, and Hoffman versus Moore Business Farms. Minor Open and Major division games remain on schedule if conditions permit.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Phillips and
Smith
Advance
Roy’s
Monroe Cheese
Jeff Center
City Taxi
Hoffman
Moore Business Farms
Heard Wins Colonial Invitational In Tight Finish At Fort Worth
Nicklaus targets the big four as Jerry Heard claims the Colonial National Invitation with a final 275 five under par. Heard edges Fred Marti by two strokes after a late birdie on the 18th hole at Colonial Country Club.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Jerry Heard
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
United States
Pebble Beach
Calif
Memphis
Heard
Fred Marti
Marti
Colonial Country Club
Dave Stockton
Phil Rodgers
Art Wall
Bob Murphy
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