Monroe High golf team edges Elkhorn in final match
The Monroe High School golf team posted a 160-167 victory over Elkhorn at the Country Club to finish the season 2-8. Dave Goetz earned season medalist honors with a 38-43, sharing top honors with Murph Norton who shot 38. The JV squad also won 171-187 led by Steve Neuberger with a 41-49. Coach Gary Ruge praised the effort and said the team can approach sectionals with optimism.
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Monroe High School
Elkhorn
Gary Ruge
Dave Goetz
Dave
Scott Marks
Goetz
Murph Norton
Jim Spencer
Steve Neuberger
Elkhorn Jvs
Steve
Joe Lucky
JV Monroe
Laurels
Bill Kubly
John Kloosterman
Kurt Adam
Paul Goetz
John Breidenbach
Paul
Dave Thoms
Monroe
Jvs
Neuberger
Ron Smith
Ken Wales
Jim Meyers
Tom White
John Goetz
Jim Beaver
Ralph Phillips
Jim Fischer
Brodhead
Wil Klippel
Wisconsin prep tourney action and regional golf notes
Warmer weather brings showers as area athletes hope for dry fields for evening sport. Wisconsin baseball prep tourney continues district play through Saturday with several teams eliminated in state line and southwestern conferences. Golf features Juda South Wayne and others preparing at Decatur Lake Brodhead course amid cross-town rivalries and practice.
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Wisconsin
Belleville Wildcats
Mineral Point
State Line
Orfordville Parkview Vikings
Argyle Orioles
Darlington Redbirds
Edgerton Crimson Tide
Juda Panthers
South Wayne Spartans
Evansville Blue Devils
Monticello Ponies
Blanchardville Eagles
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in MLB Action
Tom Phoebus of the Orioles allowed only two singles, first in the seventh, as Baltimore blanked the New York Yankees 7-0. Ed Charles of the Mets collected four singles driving in one run and sparking a two run cushion in New York's 5-2 victory over Los Angeles.
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Tom Phoebus
Orioles
New York Yankees
Ed Charles
Mets
New York
Los Angeles
Monroe Cheesemakers Face Edgerton After Close Badger Battle
The Monroe Cheesemakers tied Stoughton Vikings for last in the Badger baseball race with a 2-5 record and travel to the Orfordville Parkview diamond for the second game against Edgerton Crimson Tide tonight. Juda and Evansville square off in the district tourney opener. Other Cheese makers in golf tennis and track prepare for sectional action at Brodhead Janesville and Monroe later this week. The golfers ready for sectional action.
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Cheesemaker
Bill Norder
Badger
Monroe
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Middleton
Cardinal
Stoughton
Cheesemakers
Janesville
Madison East
Stoughton Vikings
Crimson Tide
Edgerton
Orfordville Parkview
Juda
Evansville
Brodhead
National League scoreboard and Monday results
The NL standings show Cincinnati leading with 26 wins and 12 losses and a .684 won percentage. St Louis and Pittsburgh follow, with Chicago Atlanta San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Houston near the middle or bottom. Monday results include New York 5 Los Angeles 2 and San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 1.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
San Fran
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
In the American League, Detroit leads with 21 wins and Chicago trails at 20. Kansas City and Baltimore sit at 16 wins, while Minnesota and Cleveland hover near .500. Key results include Baltimore 7 New York 0, Minnesota 8 Chicago 7, and California 6 Kansas City 3. Upcoming games feature Kansas City at California and Chicago at Minnesota, with Boston at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.
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Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Washington
California
York
Nothing's So Logical as 4 Act When Something's Lost
A concise puzzle item notes a four act structure as the most logical method when a loss occurs, implying a methodical approach to problem solving. The line treats disappearance or error as a scenario inviting step by step reasoning.
Freshman-Sophomore Track Meet Thrills Holyoke Field Action
Tomorrow’s Badger Conference junior varsity meet lights up Holyoke Field as league schools compete for early standings. Jim Bart holf’s tennis squad eyes a Middleton win to forge a second place conference tie with Jefferson and Monona Grove. See results and fresh-soph action on tomorrow’s page.
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Monroe
T. R. Holyoke Field
Varsity
Beloit Purple Knights
Beloit
Badger
Holyoke Field
Jim Bartholf
Middleton
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Dorman's Dominates Prescription Center in Softball Action
In slow pitch play Dorman's defeats Prescription Center 13-6 as Monroe Machine and Firemen also win. Gene Schneeberger earned the win for Dorman's, Don Prien took the loss for Church, and Don Van Wagenen led Firemen to their first win. Hoffa makes debut in Michigan House special election.
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Dorman
Prescription Center
Monroe Machine
Martin’s
E.U.B
Church
Don van Wagenen
Don Prien
Dorman’s
Gene Schneeberger
Fred Blanc
Moore
Junction House
Kroger
Roller Mills
Roy’s
Burgy
Krostue
Milwaukee Cheese
Prien Trotter
Tressner Brinkemeyer Brow
Diedrick Blanc Stamm Dorman’s
Inner Johnson I Ingersoll
Pickett Freidley
Ofe Schneeberger
Inn
Iman
Davis Armstrong Brandenberg
Ruff Studer Affolter
Martin's
Prieve Vandlain
Duals For Dough Tiff Will Run On Saturday
This Saturday evening Duals for Dough races will be held at Sugar River Raceway with single engine karts. On Sunday Blackhawk Kart Club of Sugar River and Clearview Kart Club of DeKalb will race in Joliet. Winners last Sunday included Mike Purcell and Al Rogahn among others across senior and junior stock divisions.
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Brodhead
Sugar River
Blackhawk Kart Club
Clearview Kart Club
DeKalb
Joliet
Mike Purcell
Oregon
al Rogahn
Rockford
John Willoughby
Brian Osberg
Dwayne Figs
New Glarus
Scott Myers
Larry Dalon
Delmar Uphoff
Cottage Grove
Steve Smith
Monroe
James Haberman
Tom Fairman
New Glarus Bowlers Name Their Officers
New Glarus Ladies Bowling Association held its annual meeting at Swiss Lanes to elect officers. New officers are Mrs Clayton Engen president Mrs Kenneth Sonnenberg Belleville vice president Donna Hefty secretary Mrs Fred Stuessy treasurer Mrs Robert Reich Bellville sergeant at arms. Money awarded to first place in team doubles singles and all events with and without handicap to winners Sharon Gempler Carolyn Hilliard Grace Iverson Ruth Reich and Alice Feldt.
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New Glarus
Ladies Bowling Association
Clayton Engen
Kenneth Sonnenberg
Belleville
Donna Hefty
Fred Stuessy
Robert Reich
Bellville
Shorty
Sharon Gempler
Carolyn Hilliard
Monticello
Grace Iverson
Ruth Reich
Ice Feldt
Bombing Hits Miami Cuban Unity Office
A time bomb exploded at the Miami office of a Cuban unity group after the organization urged Cuban exile workers to cancel a general strike today. Police and investigators are examining the scene for suspects and motive.
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Miami
Fla
Boy Dies After Running Into Truck in New Diggings
James Willard Shellenberger aged 4 died after darting into the path of a pickup on County Trunk W in New Diggings Lafayette County. Driver Charles W. Richardson aged 43 could not stop. Survived by parents Dean and Beverly and a brother David. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Primitive Methodist Church New Diggings with burial in Shawnee Cemetery.
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New Diggings
James Willard Shellenberger
Dean Shellenberger
Charles W. Richardson
Lafayette
Edward Thompson
Lafayette County
Dean
Beverly Shellenberger
David
Eldon Smith
Dubuque
Florence Shellenberger
Primitive Methodist Church
Shawnee Cemetery
Milner-O’flahiity
Benton
Glarus Golf Team Defeats Brodhead in Rematch
New Glarus High School golfers edged Brodhead 177 to 182 in a rematch. Dick Schroeder and George Hartman led with 42s, while John Pierce beat Elliot Frickson 43-50 for Brodhead. Mark Wainwright shut out Tim Condon 43-47 for New Glarus. Gerald Thompson’s Cardinals travel to Windy Acres to face Juda Thursday.
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New Glarus High School
Glazners
Brodhead
Dick Schroeder
George Hartman
Glar-Greens
Dennis Thorp
Scott Condon
John Pierce
Cardinals
Elliot Frickson
New Glarus
Mark Wainwright
Tim Condon
Gerald Thompson
Cardinal
Windy Acres
Juda
Five Midshipmen Allegedly Use Marijuana At Naval Academy
U S Naval Academy Superintendent Rear Admiral Draper L Kauffman says five midshipmen allegedly experimented with marijuana and three are under investigation. Two of the five have been dismissed for unsatisfactory conduct unrelated to possession or use. The remaining three are under restriction.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Draper L. Kauffman
Kauffman
Academy
Jones Aims to Win Memorial Day Turbine Race
Dan Gurney says no way to stop Parnelli Jones from winning the Memorial Day race if the turbine car stays sound. Mario Andretti adds that if Pratt & Whitney turbine car holds together the rest will be battling for second.
AFL Expands Likely To Ten Teams In 1968
The American Football League probably will expand to 10 teams for 1968 with Cincinnati as the leading choice and the Super Bowl likely set for Sunday January 14 in Miami at the Orange Bowl during pro football meetings opening today.
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New York
American Football League
Cincinnati
Miami
Airman Volmary Receives Vietnam Service Medals
Airman First Class William J. Volmary returns from a year in Southeast Asia and is assigned to a new post in the United States. While in Thailand he earned the Vietnam Service Medal the National Defense Medal and the Outstanding Unit Citation. He has a submitted suggestion approved by his unit and the 13th Air Force and awaits the results of the Air Force suggestion award committee. He has been visiting his mother Mrs Dorothy Volmary in Monroe and his family in New Glarus.
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William J. Volmary
United States
South East Asia
Thailand
Volmary
13Th Air Force
Air Force
Dorothy Woimary
Monroe
New Glarus
Airman Dooley Promoted in U S Air Force
Joseph L. Dooley of Monticello Wisconsin has been promoted to airman second class. He serves as a communications specialist at Chicksands RAF Station England with the Air Force Communications Service which runs five million miles of channels and over 1000 air traffic control facilities worldwide. A 1965 Monticello High School graduate.
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Joseph L. Dooley
Clark J. Dooley
Rt. 1
Marty Road
Monticello
Wis
U.S. Air Force
Dooley
Chicksands
England
Air Force Communications Service
Monticello High School
Zettle Promoted to Staff Sergeant in Air Force
Elmer E. Zettle son of Mr and Mrs Fred Zettle Route 1 Orangeville Illinois has been promoted to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force. He serves as a missile mechanic at Kincheloe AFB Michigan and belongs to the Strategic Air Command which maintains intercontinental missiles and jet bombers as a deterrent. He attended Orangeville Community High School. His wife is Dixie L Bender.
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Elmer E. Zettle
Fred Zettle
Route 1
Orangeville
Ill
U.S. Air Force
Zettle
Kincheloe Afb
Mich
Strategic Air Command
America
Orangeville Community High School
Dixie L. Bender
Urfer Promoted to Airman First Class in Air Force
Arlin W. Urfer of Route 1 Belleville has been promoted to airman first class. He serves as an administrative specialist at Bunker Hill AFB Indiana and is part of the Strategic Air Command maintaining intercontinental missiles and jet bombers. He is a graduate of Belleville Union Free High.
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Arlin W. Urfer
Majorie L. Keyes
Route 1
Belleville
U. S. Air Force
Urfer
Bunker Hill Afb
Ind
Strategic Air Command
America
Belleville Union Free High School
Tiger on the Prowl Heads to Africa for Vacation
World light heavyweight champion Dick Ti ger of Nigeria flew to Douala Cameroon after leaving New York on Monday for a two month vacation. He plans to visit several African nations during the trip.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Doualla
Cameroon
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