Grossen, Moore, Welding Win First League Games
Grossen Landscaping opened with a 5-2 win over American Family at Twining Park. Moore Business Forms beat Joe's White Elephant 8-2 and Monroe Machine and Welding edged Ludlow Bar 2-1. Grossen collected five first inning runs on five hits and five errors as Bob Knipschild and Dean Marty led with three hits each. Bruce Solberg homered for Moore, John Milz drove in three for Moore, and Scott Buol homered for Joe's. Ludlow Bar scored on Tom Kubly’s double. Welders won with Arnie Daubert driving in Dick Feller. Wisconsin fishing reports note good walleye and trout action across districts.
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Grossen Landscaping
American Family
Twining Park
Moore Business
Joe’s
White Elephant
Monroe Machine
Ludlow Bar
Grossen
Grossen’s
Bob Knipschild
Dean Marty
Jerry Coplien
Bob Grossen
RBI
Bruce Solberg
Moore
John Milz
Scott Buol
Ludlow
Tom Kubly
Bob Wyttenwyler
Arnie Daubert
Dick Feller
Bill Goecks
Freeport Triumph Beats Monroe Merchants 60 at Krape Park
Freeport Micro-Switch defeated the Monroe Merchants 60 at Krape Park in Freeport. Monroe struggled with five errors and one hit, while Freeport pitchers Greg Rodriguez and Jerry Peterson combined for 13 strikeouts. Curt Schockey delivered a bases loaded triple in the third, turning the game.
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Monroe Merchants
Freeport Micro-Switch
Krape Park
Freeport
Merchants
Greg Rodriguez
Jerry Peterson
Monroe
Stu Grendahl
Rodriguez
Charlie
Dearth
Curt Schockey
Monroe Tennis Team Seeks Badger Trophy at Stoughton
Monroe ends dual season with a 5 4 win over Sun Prairie and heads to Saturday’s conference tournament at Stoughton starting 10 a.m. Monroe fields Kevin Monahan and Jim May in singles and Dan Mitchell Jim Ottoson in No 1 doubles with Dave Boethe Dan Stormont in No 2 doubles.
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Monroe
Sun Prairie
Stoughton
Jim Bartholf
Kevin Monahan
Jim May
Dan Mitchell
Jim Ottoson
Dave Boethe
Dan Stormont
Monona Grove
Bartholf
Mark Klingelhoets
Kevin
Badger
Tom Hefty
Bill Norder
Pete Mueller
Jeff Kittelsen
Kurt Aufderhaar
Fort Atkinson
Monahan
May
John
Dave Roethe
Meminger Returns Home as No. 1 Knicks Pick
Dean Meminger, once a top Harlem recruit, signs a three year no pay-cut deal with the New York Knickerbockers worth 250000. The 6 foot 1 guard will back up Dick Barnett as New York hopes his speed and scoring lift the aging backcourt. Meminger emphasized his home town pride and commitment to the NBA over ABA interest.
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Meminger
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
Ned Irish
Madison Square Garden
Marquette
al McGuire
New York
Dick Barnett
Barnett
George Thompson
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
NBA
Lew Alcindor
The
Bucks
Rice High
Alcindor
Power
Monroe District Opens Saturday In Baseball Tourney
The Monroe Cheesemakers meet Argyle at 1 30 PM in the WIAA district opener with no admission. Black Hawk faces Orfordville at 3 30 PM. The winners meet Brodhead on Monday at 4 15 with the final bracket to follow.
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Monroe
WIAA
Marty Deignan
Monroe Cheesemakers
Argyle
MHL
Black Hawk
Orfordville
Brodhead
Black Hawk-Orfordville
Orioles
Ron Waage
Hefty Goecks Tie for Low Net in Windy Acres Golf
Roy Hefty took low gross with 38 and shared low net of 36 with Toby Goecks in the Business Men Golf League at Windy Acres. Lincoln Mercury led team nets with 156. four week standings list Bee Line and Lincoln Mercury at top and upcoming pairings scheduled.
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Roy Hefty
Toby Goecks
Windy Acres
Lincoln Mercury
Bob Batty
Erv Pankau
Wally Miller
Roger Burroughs
Don Siedschlag
Cliff Hunt
Pat Wuetrich
Jim Grant
Bob Hayes
Bee Line
Commercial Bank
Rosa’s
Monroe Hotel
Green County Salvage
Alphorn Ford
First National Bank
Bauman Kitchens
G.C. Salvage
Baumans
First National
Monroe
Par Windy Acres Golf Leads Playboy League Play
Roy Hefty shot an even par 36 to win medalist honors at Windy Acres Playboy League event. Mort Wittner topped the net total with 33 as North Central and Roger Cheese tied for team low with 154. Harley Kundert claimed a free ball after birdieing No 3.
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Roy Hefty
Windy Acres
Playboy
Mort Wittner
North Central
Roger Cheese
Harley Kundert
Roger Burroughs
Mike Dietner
Tony Wand
Larry Frauchiger
Tom Armstrong
Pat Wuetrich
Larry Schwartz
Willis Gruenewald
Junction House
Monroe Beverage
Blue Chippers
Wards
Farmco
Germann Fuel
Teen Ben Crenshaw shoots 69 to lead amateur pack
George Knudson and Homero Blancas posted 67s to share the first round lead at the Colonial National Invitational. Ben Crenshaw, 19 and UT freshman, fired a 69 to become the day’s standout amateur and the second lowest in the tourney’s 26 year history.
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Fort Worth
Tex
George Knudson
Homero Blancas
Ben Crenshaw
University of Texas
Monroe JV Edges Black Hawk 2 1 to Close Season
Monroe JV baseball beat Black Hawk 2-1 finishing 3-6. Curt Phillips tossed a three hitter for his second win over Black Hawk IV this year with 11 strikeouts. Rick Mason homered for Black Hawk. Monroe scored in first on a Haegele single, Fahrney walk, error, and Curran squeeze.
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Sun Prairie
Monroe JV
Black Hawk
Monroe
Curt Phillips
Black Hawk IV
Rick Mason
Dennis Haegele
Bob Fahrney
Haegele
Fahrney
Dick Youngwith
Gene Curran
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
East and West divisions list team records and winning percentages. Thursday results include Boston, Detroit, California, Oakland, and Baltimore rain. Friday night games feature clashes like New York at Cleveland and Boston at Baltimore. Additional NL standings show Pittsburgh atop, with Montreal and San Francisco in pursuit, and a slate of night games across cities.
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Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York Zi
St. Louis
Montreal
Phila
S.francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Osteen
Hands
McGlothlin
Bunning
Jarvis
Ryan
Ellis
Morton
Perry
Dierker
Coombs
Reuss
Boiler House Addition Project Bid Notice Green County Hospital
Public bids requested for three contracts General Construction Plumbing Heating and Ventilating and Electrical for a one story boiler house addition and two 350 HP boilers at Green County Hospital Monroe Wisconsin. Bids due June 22 1971 at 2 00 PM CDT. Includes prequalification and bid guarantees.
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Green County Hospital
RFD
Monroe
Wisconsin
Board of Supervisors
Green County
Ames Torkelson
Office of Architects
Office of County Clerk
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Madison
Mechanical Exchange
Department of Industry, Health and Human Relations
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Department of Natural
Castle Rock
Petenwell
Juneau County
Rib River
Marathon County
Oneida
Lake Michigan
Sheboygan
Kewaunee
Manitowoc
West Central
de Soto
Jackson
Buffalo
Vernon
Trempeleau
Pecatonica
Platte
Grant
Ozaukee
Racine
Michigan
Wind
Big Cedar
Friess
Washington County
A.F
Ab Grossens
D. Marty
D. Grossen
R. Grossen
R. Marty Coplien
W. Grossen
Wettach
E. Grossen
Joe's
Ab Aun
Turner
Hoffman
la Borde
Bud Garthwaite
Harrelson
Olson Wahlen
Ip Jenkins Ritter Reifsleck Sullivan
Abric Wittenwyler
Kubly
Gille Klop
Stein
Marohl
Goecks Feller
Garfoot
Lueck Ip
Schliem Hoesly
Keegan Mathias
Schmidt
West
Dave Young
Dean "the Dream
Harlem
Marquette University
Dean
Sebastian Laeser Jr
PCA
William D. Henquinet
and James Neuroth
Janesville
Anita
17Th Avenue
New
Glarus
Goecks
Knudson and
Blancas
Kaukauna
Auto Club
Roger McCluskey
Wisconsin International Raceway
Adtaker
Mike Setzer
Curt
Youngwith
Phillips
Bruce Peterson
Willie McCovey
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Steve Carlton
Cardinals
Farm Loan Service
Brooklyn
Evansville-Brooklyn
Crocker Road
Evansville
Evansville-Brooklyn Road
Maurice E. Williams
Est
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Ray E. Kundert
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