Monroe Wins Loop Net Crown in Badger Conference Tennis
Monroe blanked Middleton 7-0 to clinch the Badger Conference net crown with a 7 0 league record. Dick Barry led the Cheesemakers with a 10 0 singles win over Bruce Kuschel and paired with Larry Holcomb to another 10 0 doubles victory over Earl and Jim Hildebrandt. Other winners for Roy Hull included Pete Mueller Kim Kindschi Larry Holcomb Bill Norder and Barry as Monona Grove placed second 6 1 Jefferson 5 2 Stoughton 4 3 Wisconsin High 3 4 Edgerton 2 5 Middleton 1 6 Sun Prairie 0 7. The annual conference tournament was set for today at Jefferson with Beloit sectional action to follow Tuesday.
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Monroe
Middleton
Dick Barry
Cheesemakers
Bruce Kuschel
Larry Holcomb
Earl
Jim Hildebrandt
Roy Hull
Pete Mueller
Kim Kindschi
Bill Norder
Barry
Monona Grove
Middleton Raps Monroe 16 to 0
Middleton blasted Monroe with 13 hits and 16 runs, led by Dave Voss's two run homer and four RBIs. The Cheesemakers, led by multiple hitters, scored seven in the first and tallied in every subsequent inning to seal a 16-0 Badger Conference win as Monroe heads to the Orfordville WIAA sectional tourney. Ft. Atkinson clinched the conference pennant with a 32 at Sun Prairie, finishing 6 wins in seven.
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Middleton
Monroe
Badger
Dave Voss
Cardinals
Bob Buchholtz
Cheesemakers
Dick Swiggum
Richard Roehrdanz
Keith Burington
Steve Grundahl
Gary Hanson
Ft. Atkinson High School
Sun Prairie
Stoughton
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Orfordville
Scoring Standings and Weekend Baseball Results
The chart shows teams with records and games back, including Chicago Baltimore New York Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Boston Washington Los Angeles Kansas City and others. Friday results list Chicago 3 Washington 1 and New York 4 Los Angeles 3, with several other league scores and upcoming games across American and National leagues.
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Aero
Chicago A
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
York
St. Louis
Kohn Leads Cheesemakers to Badger Track Crown Triumph
Monroe wins its fifth loop championship as Bill Kohn dominates with three firsts in the Badger Conference meet. Kohn set multiple records including high jump 6-12 and 180 low hurdles 21.1, with Monroe taking relay, sprint, and field events. Monona Grove finishes second. results list wide range of events and times.
Airman Willborn Returns to Monroe from Bangkok
Airman first class Kiehar Willborn arrived in Monroe Monday night after a year stationed in Bangkok Thailand with the Air Force. His wife Carol and son Duane met him in Chicago to drive him home. His next assignment is at Duluth Municipal Airport in Duluth Minnesota.
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Monroe
Kiehar Willborn
Bankok
Thailand
Air Force
Carol
Duane
Chicago
Duluth Municipal Airport
Duluth
Minn
Larson Heads Bowling Group in New Glarus
Ronald Larson elected president of the New Glarus Bowling Association with Louis Genin and Russell Reuter as first and second vice presidents. Edward Quade becomes third vice president, Richard Gibbons fourth vice, and W. W. Stauffacher secretary treasurer. Directors include Erling Erickson Hjalmer Duffy Fred Goecks and Harold Babier. Association donated to the Bowlers Victory Legion for handicapped programs at veterans hospitals. First National Bank Blanchardville team won city prizes and chevrons. members listed. Swiss Lanes champion Engen team received the champion of champions trophy from president William Fisher. Engen Arthur Elmer Henry Glaeden John Bircher Erling Erickson.
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NEW Glarus Crimes
Ronald Larson
New Glarus Bowling Association
Louis Genin
Russell Reuter
Edward Quade
Richard Gibbons
W. W. Stauffacher
Erling Erickson
Hjalmer Duffy
Fred Goecks
Harold Babier
Bowlers Victory Legion
First National Bank
Blanchardville
Leroy Erickson
Oscar Vamstad
Virgil Erickson
Herbert Lyngaas
Eldon Hird
Allen Eidsmoe
James Barnard
Hubert Elmer
Ed Quade
William Fisher
Clayton Engen
Engen
Arthur Elmer
Henry Glaedén
John Bircher
More Entries Sought In Fish Contest Here
Rovert Kubly of Monroe registered the largest brown trout and bass at Martins Sport and Hobby Shop for the annual fishing contest. He entered a 211 inch brown trout and a 19 inch bass. Don Blum and Les Bishop also posted notable catches, but several measurements are unclear. The contest may extend beyond the June 1 deadline. Only seven fish have been registered so far, including five trout, one bass, and one northern.
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Rovert Kubly
Monroe
Martins Sport and Hobby Shop
Kubly
Don Blum
Les Bishop
Reichardt Eyes Major Leagues as UW Star Batting .524
Madison Wisconsin's Rick Reichardt blasts toward a second Big Ten batting crown with a .524 average aided by recent power surges and speed. The 21-year-old outfielder and Stevens Point native will decide on staying or turning pro after late June tours of major league parks. Wisconsin coach Arthur Mansfield praises his tools and hitting, while Reichardt extends a busy summer schedule and potential majors pursuit. In Milwaukee, Mike Curran of Antigo accepts a basketball scholarship at Marquette University.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Rick Reichardt
Reichardt
New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Big Ten
Stevens Point
Arthur Mansfield
Mansfield
Mike Curran
Antigo
Mari Inette University
al McGuire
Slowpitch Teams Set For Week of Action
James Mauermann park and recreation director announces the slowpitch schedule for next week. Games include Firemen vs Eagles No 2 at 7, Grace Lutheran vs White Haven at 8, Wisconsin Liquid Feed vs EUB No 1 at 9 Monday.
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James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Firemen
Eagles
Grace Lutheran
White Haven
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Chalet Cheese
Moose
Milwaukee Cheese
Joe’s Private Club
Hubers
New Glarus Softball Season Opens With Three Teams
New Glarus began the summer softball league with three teams Swiss Lanes Disch Hardware and Chevrolet plus Taylor s Cities Service of Monticello also in the league. Managers and rosters include Swiss Lanes Robert Roth Robe rt Feller Jack Butts Rob ert Jacobson Ronald Schneider Sylvan Kundert Willie Elmer Roger Boley Russell Reuter Ronald Martinison Jim Zweifel Roger Erickson Byron Eichrelkraut Disch Hardware Roger Allerman Fritz Alderman Gregg Schuett James Willoughby David Field George Eichelsraut James Rosga John Fr ag Roger Becker Allen Fjel stad Jerry Butts Randy Elmer Tom Rosga Chevrolet Kenneth Roth Randy Koller Kenneth Ross Arnold Meier Richard Wainwright Fred Thacker Richard Kittle son Richard Sarbacher Merton Colney Ronald Buchholz Jan Bartlet Ed Erickson Leon Fietz Tom Stefanek Duane Erickson Taylor s Rolland Taylor Eldon Taylor Elmer Lemon Ernest Beutal Jim Hefty Dan Benkert Larry Schmid Eugene Schneeberger John Hefty.
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NEW Glarus
Monticello
Robert Roth
Disch Hardware
Roger Alderman
Chevrolet
Kenneth Roth
Taylor
Rolland
Robrt Jacobson
Ronald Schneider
Sylvan Kundert
Willie Elmer
Roger Boley
Russell Reuter
Ronald Martinison
Jim Zweifel
Roger Erickson
Byron Eich Relkraut
Disch
Roger Allerman
Fritz Alderman
Gregg Schuett
James Willoughby
David ‘Field
George Eichelsraut
James Rosga
John Frag
Roger Becker
Allen Fje
Jim Hefty
Dan Benkert
Larry Schmid
Eugene Schneeberger
John Hefty
Stars Pitching Dominates as Pizarro Wins Fifth Without a Loss
Yesterday's game saw Juan Pizarro of the White Sox allow four hits and strike out 13, earning his fifth win without a defeat in a 3-1 victory. Washington's Larry Brown drove in three runs with two homers and a single as Cleveland beat Detroit 5-3.
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Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Washington
Larry Brown
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Linksmen Sixth In Loop Tourney At Fort Atkinson
Monroe cheesemakers golf team finished sixth with 443 strokes in the Badger Conference medal play at Koshkonong Mounds, Ft. Atkinson. Kurt Share led with an 83 and won a sudden death playoff for tenth place. Jefferson swept the conference with 403 points, Gary Snyder was medalist at 75.
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Ste Cheesemakers
Koshkonong Mounds
Ft. Atkinson
Kurt Share
Monroe
Jefferson
Eagles
Gary Snyder
Ft Atkinson
Edgerton
Monona ‘Grove
Stoughton
Wisconsin High
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Mike Thayer
Tom Mitchell
Fred Schuetze
Dan Franklin
New Glarus Firemen To Attend Convention
The New Glarus fire department adds three new members Leonard Bigler Gordon Henning and Steve Ziltner as it heads to the 49th Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's Association convention in Rockford. Firemen from Beverly Hills Calif chief Hobart Henley 77 film producer director who worked with Will Rogers died after a long illness. Henley had retired since 1936. The Scoundrel chestnut finished second in the Preakness was sold to Kjell Qvalle of San Francisco for about 500000. James J. Mullen 56 Honolulu Star-Bulletin editor and former political writer died after a heart attack. He previously worked in Lansing Michigan and Twin Falls Idaho.
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Glarus
New
Glarus Fire Department
Leonard Bigler
Gordon Henning
Steve Ziltner
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hobart Henley
Ducer
Wisconsin
Siglewood
Rex Ellsworth
Kjell Qvalle
San Francisco
Former Coach Fined On Disorderly Conduct
Yarrell D. Dillman, 35, former Belleville high school coach and teacher, paid a $100 fine and costs in Madison Criminal Court on disorderly conduct charges for writing lewd notes to a 16 year old girl last January. The obscene notes charge was reduced after the DA’s motion. Dillman underwent psychiatric testing at Mendota State Hospital with doctors reporting potential for a constructive life.
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Yarrell D. Dillman
Belleville High School
Madison
Dane County
Dillman
Mendota State Hospital
Dairy Promotion to Highlight Green County Meeting
Green County Agricultural Chest will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Ag Building to discuss a Dairy Month spotlight and plans for the year ahead. Officials remind May 25 as the proposed deadline for solicitations and emphasize a concentrated effort to secure funds for sponsored agricultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Agricultural Chest
Death of Frank Neumann former U S Coast and Geodetic official
Seattle obituary notes the death of Frank Neumann aged 72 a former chief of the Seismology Branch of the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey He had been ill two months Neumann left the survey in 1953 to join the University of Washington as seismologist and retired in 1962
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Seattle
Wash
Frank Neumann
Seismology
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Neumann
University of Washington
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