Fishermen Find Prospects Good In Wisconsin
Madison The general fishing season opens Saturday in Wisconsin with prospects good according to the State Conservation Department. Trout season north of Highway 54 starts Saturday while only large and small mouth bass are not legal. The department cites recent rains and cooler temperatures as factors. Standout spots include the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers and Lake Winnebago with solid trout, panfish, northerns and walleyes reported across many counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Highway 54
Highway 64
Lake Eau Claire
Mississippi
Grant
Buffalo
Brule
Florence County
Fox Lake
Shawano
Winnebago
Butternut Lake
Price County
Peterwell and Fish Lakes
Juneau County
Grandmother Dam
Sheboygan Marsh
Partridge
Partridge Corp
Waupaca
Manitowoc River
Calumet County
Mirror Lake
Sauk County
Lake Riply
Jefferson
Blockhouse Lake
Price
Dodge County
Rock Lake
Richland
Wolf River
Gills
Guths
Argyle Trackmen Post Loop Victory Over Blanchardville
In the State Line League meet Argyle defeated Blanchardville 742 39. Jim Wyss and Jim Meyer led with five first places combined and Argyle won the sprint medley and 880 relays. Wyss won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the pole vault while Meyers took the 880 and tied for the discus. Blanchardville's Engstad won the 80 low hurdles and 50 high hurdles and Finhert the shot put.
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Argyle
Blanchardville
Jim Wyss
Jim Meyer
Wyss
Meyers
Giscus
Dick Engstad
Finhert
Engstad
Baseball scoreboard snapshot with standings and results
The AMERICAN LEAGUE table shows Chicago leading with 625 wins and Boston at 11 losses. New York and Kansas City chase, while Baltimore and Cleveland stay around .500. In the NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco and St Louis pace, with Chicago trailing. Recent results include New York defeating Minnesota and Cincinnati topping Chicago.
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Chicago
Boston
New_York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Aes Flames
White Sox Edge Tigers for 7-4 Win in Chicago
The Chicago White Sox stay atop the AL as Dave Nicholson's two run homer in the seventh and Ron Hansen's bases loaded two run single in the five run fifth carry a 7-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Nicholson lifts his season homer total to eight and RBI to 26.
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Chicago
Chicago White_Sox
Cubs
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Nicholson
Pete Ward
Mike Hershberger
Nellie Fox
Tigers
Juan Pizarro
Boston Red Sox
Jim Brosnan
Bill Freehan
Ward
Cincinnati
Reds
Glen Hobbie
Paul Toth
Larry Jackson
Jim O’toole
Cleveland
John Burharat
Dick Donovan
Hendley Wins as Braves Top Cardinals in Milwaukee
Bob Hendley held St. Louis hitless for 8 1 3 innings before a Flood triple broke the spell. The lefty finished with a 9 3 win over the Cardinals as the Braves notched their second straight victory at Milwaukee County Stadium, a rare streak since the San Francisco sweep on April 28.
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Milwaukee
Bob Hendley
St. Louis Cardinals
Hendley
Curt Flood
Braves
San Francisco
Stars Shine In Sox Doubleheader Sweep At Angels
Dick Stuart drove in seven runs in the Red Sox 9-3 win and 7-6 comeback over the Los Angeles Angels. He hit a grand slam in game one and a three run homer in game two, scoring the winning run in the eighth. Bob Hendrix of the Braves worked 8 1 3 no hit innings before Curt Flood tripled and the Braves won 9-3 over St Louis.
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Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Hendrix
Braves
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Meanwell to be enshrined in Madison Sports Hall of Fame
The late Dr. Walter E. Meanwell, UW basketball coach for 20 years, will be the second sports figure inducted into Madison's Sports Hall of Fame on June 5, announced by the Madison Pen and Mike Club.
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Madison
Walter E. Meanwell
University of Wisconsin
Pen and Mike Club
Three Leagues Formed for 1963 Slow Pitch Action
James Mauermann announces the 1963 slow pitch season starting Monday May 20 with three leagues Open Classic and Minor. Open includes Eagles No 1 Heeren Coplien Joe's Private Club Swiss Colony Martin's Sportsman's Bar Helland and Hein Hubers.
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James Mauermann
Mauermann
Eagles No. 1
Heeren
Coplien
Joe’s Private Club
Swiss Colony
Martin's
Sportsman’s Bar
Helland and Hein
Hubers
Lanz Hardware
Dorman’s Chalet Cheese
South Wayne
Joe’s
Helland
Hein
Eagles No
Moose
EUB Church
Heeren and Coplien
Sportsman's Bar
Eagles
Crandall Oil Co
Fire
Monroe Golf Team Tops Middleton In Conference Match
Monroe defeats Middleton 203 to 230 at Monroe Country Club to clinch second place in the Badger Conference. Medalist Tom Mitchell led Monroe with 38. Dan Franklin 39. Tom Lovelace 40. Mike Thayer 41. Dave Deininger 45.
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Gay Steensrud
Cheesemaker
Monona Grove
Middleton
Monroe Country Club
Tom Mitchell
Monroe
Dan Franklin
Tom Lovelace
Mike Thayer
Dave Deininger
Jay Robinson
Jim Moerves
Bill Sawyer
John Marshall
Pete Larock
Deininger
Fred Schuetze
Schuetze
Tom MecNulin
Bruce Wagner
Wagner
Stoughton
Philadelphia Men Buy Syracuse Cage Team
The Syracuse Nationals, an NBA club, are sold to Philadelphia businessmen for $500,000 and to be moved to Philadelphia pending league approval. Owner Dan Biasone cited operational losses and said the move follows a 48-32 record and second in the Eastern Division last season.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Dan Biasone
Nats
Criticism Expected Of Scholarship Plan
Minneapolis officials foresee heavy critique of the Big Ten full ride athletic scholarships plan at the spring bust meeting. Some athletic directors push trimming the present 80 scholarships per school to 55 to cut costs. Average full scholarship costs range from 6500 to 10000 dollars across state and independent universities.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern
Shullsburg Athletes Earn Fourth Week Track Honors
Chrisbaum and Rundie Earn Hanare Aanin TTF weekly track honors named by Wisconsin Prep coaches. Chrisbaum and Rundle appear in three of four weekly lists. Rundle earned high jump at 5-10 feet and Chrisbaum the 100 yard dash in 10.1 seconds.
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Terry Chrisbaum
Albany
Bud Rundle
Shullsburg
Wisconsin Prep
Chrisbaum
Rundle
Monroe Liquor License Applications Filed in City Clerk’s Office
Notice lists multiple applicants seeking liquor licenses in Monroe. Names include W F W Cecil Jones Post 2312, Fred R Felder, Paul E Baltzer Sr, George J Hollenstein, John David Brinkmeier, Harold A Blumer, Alois Milz and Joe Milz. Premises addresses cover 1024 17th Ave, 637 Highway 11 West, 1107 16th Ave, 1028 17th Ave, 1012 17th Ave, and others. Class A or B licenses requested. city clerk F M Bray signs.
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Monroe
Mounroe
Bevers
Fred R. Felder
17Th Avenue
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
15Th Avenue
Highway 11 West
George J. Hollenstein
16Th Avenue
John David Brinkmeier
13Th Avenue
Harold A. Blumer
19Th Avenue
Ee Ee
Alois
Joe F. Milz
F. M. Bray
Applicants Aiden Mawthorne and Richard Theiler file notice
A notice lists applicants Aiden Mawthorne and Richard Theiler with a home address in Monroe. The class B filing is connected to premises at 807 AY 69 in Monroe and is filed at the office indicated by M. Bray.
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Monroe
Aiden J. Mawthorne
Richard Theiler
M. Bray
Notice of American Legion license application
The city clerk records a Class B liquor license application for Post No 84 American Legion. Applicants are Paul P and Helen Louise Dannerbeck. Premises at 911 16th avenue and 1118 7th avenue, Monroe.
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Lzon
Monroe
American Legion
7Th Avenue
F. M. Bray
Paul P
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
16Th Avenue
City liquor license applications list for Monroe area
Multiple applicants filed at the city clerk office in Monroe for liquor licenses. Names include Arthur Rae Jr Jay H Eaton Eugene Hotel Corporation Genevieve Goodman Turner Hall Club Wm P Lunda Robert J Hahlen Aynard G Berglund Pharmacist with addresses in Monroe and surrounding streets.
Applicants Named for Class B Premises in Monroe
The notice lists multiple applicants including Willis F and Robert Dafzger at 1124 17th Ave Monroe and Frederick Kratfar at 1201 17th Ave with Class B premises. Also named are Ralph H Mahley 1315 17th St Loyal Order of Moose 1607 10th St and others with home and premises addresses in Monroe.
Monroe Country Club Class B Premises Address Notice
The applicant Monroe Country Club requests a Class B license for premises at the east end of 21st street. Address details indicate location on the east end of 21st street within Monroe County. The notice specifies license action and location for official determination.
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Monroe Country Club
East End
21St Street
F. M. Bray
License Applicants and Premises Listings Summary
Multiple name entries listed for licenses include Glen A Swig gum at 539 18th avenue and George L Geiger at 921 said city. Christine Belle Elliott and Caroline B Bayrhoffer at 114 14th avenue seek Class B license. Evelyn M Armstrong at 1002 17th Street seeks Class B. Cheese Capital Aerue 2651-F.C.E. at 1021 16th avenue appears among entries.
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Monroe
Christine Belle Elliott
Caroline B. Bayrhoffer
14Th Avenue
Cheese Capital Aerue
F.C.E
16Th Avenue
F. M. Bray
Evelyn M. Armstrong
14Th Street
17Th Avenue
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Calomel
Harmony Hills
Popsy
AMO A Matlo
Jim Venneman
Margaret Lane
Cincinnat
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Damon
Pythia
Kumquat
White Sox
Rundie Earn
Hanare
Coronado
Dawmant
Ft. Freeze
Wwe
Arthur Rae Jr
Jay H. Eaton
7Th Street
11Th Street
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Genevieve Goodman
17Th Street
Iasd
Turner Hall Club
Wm. P. Lunda
Robert J. Hahlen
19Th Street
Glass B
Aynard G. Berglund
Iddieton
Wis
Willis F
Robert Dafzger
Frederick Kratfar
Ralph H. Mahley
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge 754
10Th Street
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
12Th Street
Robert J
Elda M. Burkhalter
Marco G. Bregenzer
Glen A. Swiggum
23Rd Avenue
18Th Avenue
Jame
George L. Geiger
Lac Fede
Filion
6Th St
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