Monroe High School tennis clinches second in conference
Monroe High School finishes the season with a 43 win over Middleton, tying for second with Monona Grove and Jefferson in the Badger Conference. Despite early singles losses, the Cheesenetters win key doubles, led by Norder Mayer and Barry in doubles and strong performances from Bosanny and Gerhart. Coach Bartholf cites improved play and predicts sectional potential for Norder and Mayer, with state meet hopes at Nicolet.
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Monroe High School
Middleton
Monona Grove
Jefferson
Bill Norder
Scott Haralson
Dan Mayer
Graig Kuenning
Norder
Mayer
Kuenning
Haralson
Tom Hefty
John Gerhart
Dennis Jondie
Guenther
Hefty
Gerhart
Pete Smith
Jondiie
Dave Schutltz
Don Barry
Dan
Craig Kuenning
Jim Bartholf
Cheesenetters
Bartholf
Monroe
Nerder and Hefty
Barry
Janesville
Nicolet
Cleve Mead
Jim Bosanny
John Schwenkner
Jim
Bosanny
Jeff Helgesen
Bob Jones
Dave Reinardy
Fosheim
Helgesen
Mead
Schwenkner
Ken Fosheim
Perkins Named Madison Sportsman of the Year
Forrest Perkins of Whitewater State University football earns Madison area sportsman of the year honor. He is also NAIA coach of the year and will be recognized at a June 7 banquet in Madison after his 10-1 season and a national playoff runner up finish. Whitewater has won the Wisconsin State University Conference title four times in 11 years.
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Madison
Forrest Perkins
Whitewater State University
Perkins
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Whitewater
Wisconsin State University
Edgerton Defeats Monroe In District Tourney
Edgerton High School edged Monroe 3 to 7 at the WIAA district tournament in Orfordville. Stu Grendahl hit a two run homer for Monroe while Edgerton capitalized on five errors and built leads with 1st, 4th, 5th, and 6th inning runs. Edgerton advances to district finals at Evansville. Monroe ends the season 5-8.
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Edgerton High School
Monroe
Orfordville
Edgerton
Evansville
Cheesenine
Stu Grendahl
Curt Kohl
Dennis Burns
Burns
Dave Holling
Crimson Tide
Pete Jones
Steve Wuetrich
Merlyn Phillips
Jones
Grendahl
Wuetrich
Recreation Park
Monticello
Marty Deignan
Dodgers blank Mets as Don Drysdale shines on mound
Dodgers starter Don Drysdale scattered five hits in a 7-0 win over the New York Mets. Indians slugger Rocky Colavito delivered a three run homer in the 10th to lift Cleveland past Washington 4-1.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
New York Mets
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Cleveland
Washington
Roosevelt Raceway Closes Tonight For Summer Break
The current harness meet at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York closes tonight and will reopen July 25 for a 74 night meet.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Poser Ties Big Ten Record With Three Shutouts
Madison Wisconsin pitcher John Poser a junior from Columbus tied a Big Ten record this spring by throwing three shutouts in one season.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
John Poser
Columbus
Colts Sign Detwiler From Michigan
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of running back Jim Detwiler the team's No 2 draft pick from Michigan.
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COLTS
Detwiler
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Jim Detwiler
Michigan
Last JV baseball game at Recreation Park vs Monticello
The high school junior varsity team plays the final game of the season this afternoon at Recreation Park against Monticello. Fans are urged to attend or read tomorrow's Sports Page for full coverage.
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Janesville
Recreation Park
Monticello
Curtiss Wins 20-5 In Slow-Pitch Night At Twining Park
Twelve teams played under lights with Curtiss routing Grace Lutheran 20-5 as Milwaukee Cheese beat Krostue Implement 9-1 and Phillips 66 crushed Seeholzers 11-1. Other results included Junction House 8-7 over Moore Business Farms and Roy's Top No. 2 14-13 over Wyttenwyler-Burgi.
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Dick Campbell
Evening Times
Twining Park
Grace Lutheran
Curtiss
Jerry Gelbach
George Grossen
Krostue
Arnie Koehn
Milwaukee Cheese
Don Malkow
Gus Martin
Seeholzers
Martin
Phillips
Cheese Squad
Willie Elmer
Cheese
al Swartz
Moore
Junction House
Gene Bates
Closse
Bob Heesly
Roy
Wyttenwyler - Burgi
Gene Hefty
Swiss Colony
Swiggum
Coplien’s
Tri - State
Huber
Trackmen Fall At Beloit Meet In Varsity And JV Scores
Monroe high school track teams lost 87 31 in varsity and 86 31 in JV to Beloit. Mark Winzenried won two events and placed twice. Max Voelkli won the pole vault. Conrad Schmid and Randy Rockow led JV with seconds and firsts. sectional action set for Friday.
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Monroe
Beloit
Mark Winzenried
Mark
Chuck LaBuch
John Deininger
Ken Kubly
Jim Larson
Mike Meythaler
Larson
Rich Hinebaugh
Max Voelkli
Conrad Schmid
Randy Rockow
Bill Babler
Rockow
Babler
Tom Eraser
Jim Doyle
Fred Dearth
Jim Mueller
Neary Oostdik
Hunters Oppose Bill Granting Goose Hunting Tags
About 30 hunters and landowners testified at a Senate Conservation Committee hearing in Madison against a bill to let the Conservation Commission limit goose hunting tags. Opponents warned the lot system would be unfair and viewed as federal discrimination. eight supporters urged the measure as fair and limiting kills. The committee took no immediate action.
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Madison
Senate Conservation Committee
The
Conservation Commission
Madison native Pilsbury named UW tennis captain 1968
Elliot Pilsbury of Daytona Beach Florida has been named captain of the University of Wisconsin tennis team for the 1968 season. He posted a 22 15 record in dual meets for the Badgers.
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Madison
Elliot Pilsbury
Daytona, Fla
University of Wisconsin
Pilsbury
Badger
Baseball scoreboard National League standings and results
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 26 wins and 12 losses. St Louis 20 12 and Pittsburgh 19 15 follow. Tuesday results featured Dodgers routing Mets 7 0, Braves over Cardinals 9 6, Astros over Pirates 8 3, Giants over Phillies 5 4 in 11 innings. Today's schedule lists five games and two postponed note.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
San Fran
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Baseball Standings and Scores From The League
The American League results show Cleveland 4 Washington 1 in 10 innings and Baltimore 1 New York 0. Other final scores include Boston 5 Detroit 2, Chicago 5 Minnesota 4, California 5 Kansas City 1. Remaining games: Chicago at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, New York at Baltimore, Minnesota at Kansas City.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
California
Washington
Airman John A Eggleston Promoted to Staff Sergeant
John A Eggleston son of Glen H and Mrs Eggleston of Spokane Washington promoted to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force. He serves as air armament mechanic at Perrin AFB Texas and belongs to Air Defense Command defending against aircraft and missiles. A Bridgeport High School graduate and Eastern Washington College of Education attendee. His wife Arlene is daughter of Ernest Gobeli of Winslow Illinois.
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John A. Eggleston
Glen H. Eggleston
Rt. North 1
Spokane
Wash
U.S. Air Force
Eggleston
Perrin Afb
Tex
Air Defense Command
Bridgeport
Eastern Washington College of Education
Arlene
Ernest Gobeli
Rt. 1
Winslow, Ill
Airman Wayne Redfearn Promoted to Airman First Class
Airman Wayne A. Redfearn, son of Mr and Mrs John H Redfearn of Hazel Green Wisconsin, has been promoted to Airman First Class in the U S Air Force. He serves as a weapons mechanic at Glasgow AFB Montana with the Strategic Air Command. A Shullsburg High School graduate, he is married to Mary Burke of Shullsburg.
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Wayne A. Redfearn
John H. Redfearn
Hazel Green
Wis
U.S. Air Force
Redfearn
Glasgow Afb
Mont
Strategic Air Command
Shullsburg
Mary
Omer Burke
Wisconsin Takes Third in Big Ten Standings
UW finished third behind Michigan and Michigan State in the final Big Ten standings after competing in 12 sports.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Michigan
Michigan State
Classified Ads Solve Daily Needs for Thousands
A bustling classified section helps readers find solutions to daily problems with a wide range of ads. Listings cover housing jobs services and goods across the community, aiding residents in finding timely offers and opportunities.
Fatality Study Blames Alcohol
A Midwest study finds that one third of Illinois teens killed in 1966 auto deaths had been drinking and 41 percent of all 2206 fatalities involved alcohol. Dr. Kowalski notes a public safety crisis, with half of intoxicated teen drivers over the legal limit. Further, 260 youths ages 15 to 20 died in 1966 auto crashes.
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Chicago
Illinois
Illinois State Medical Society
Julius M. Kowalski
Dr. Kowalski
Princeton
Society
Public Safety Committee
Illinois Senate
House
James P. Semmens
U.S. Naval Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Juda By Mabel E Bauer
Mr and Mrs Harris Grenzow visited Albany Sunday to see Mrs Clelia Thornley Lydia Humphrey and Maselle Staley. Mr and Mrs Willia Arn were supper guests of the Tony Williams family in Brodhead. The Frey family from Wichita Kansas plan a week visit to Ralph Frey and attend the JHS reunion at the Chalet near Brodhead Saturday night.
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Harris Grenzow
Albany
Mmes
Clelia Thornley
Lydia Humphrey
Maselle Staley
Willia Arn
Tony Williams
Brodhead
Ralph Frey
Virgil Wunschel
William Arn
Rome
Lena Arn
Frieda
Freeport
Albert Arn
Orangeville
Audrey Daughenbaugh
Winslow
Randy
Judy Williams
Bill Arn
Argyle
Emma Campbell
Monroe
Robert Frey
Wichita
Kan
JHS
Chalet
Globetrotters Sold in Chicago for 3 Million
The Harlem Globetrotters were sold Tuesday for about 3 million dollars to Metromedia Inc. The sale is contingent on Probate Court approval.
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Globetrotters
Chicago
Harlem Globetrotters
Metromedia, Inc
Minnow Color Theory and Local Sporting Goods Ad
The text notes white reflects more light and brighter colors are less visible to fish while dull colors blend with sky. It asks if minnows grow larger with age and notes there are about two hundred minnow species in the country. It then advertises MARTIN'S SPORT & HOBBY SHOP in Monroe offering nets licenses guns rods reels shells clothing and repair services with contact on the Square.
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Martin’s’ Sport& Hobby Shop
Sporting
Monroe
Martin’s Sport & Hobby Shop
The
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