Ponies blank Monroe Nine in JV baseball at Rec Park
Monticello ponies defeated the Cheesemakers 4 to 0 as Stu Grendahl fanned 10 over four hits for the win. Monticello pitcher Hill allowed three hits with no walks and six strikeouts, while Monticello outfielders made seven straight putouts. The Monroe Jayvees end the season 2-4 under coach Clarence Bruess.
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Recreation Park
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Monroe
Mike Penniston
Mike Moon
Ray Heinzelman
Stu Grendahl
Hill
Ponies
Pete Jones
Jvs
Stars Top Minnesotas 14 1 as McCraw Hits Three Homers
Yesterday Tom McCraw of the White Sox blasted three home runs driving in eight as Chicago pounded Minnesota 14-1 in a 21 hit attack. Braves pitcher Lemaster threw a one hit shutout of St Louis 2 0 for the majors eighth this season.
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Tom McCraw
White Sox
Chicago
Minnesota
Denny Lemaster
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Track Sectional Meet Leads State Qualifiers At Hamilton
The Class C Track Sectional at Hamilton Field, Whitewater State University, starts at 5 p.m. with field events and running trials to follow. State Line league schools including New Glarus and Brodhead compete for automatic state berths while Orfordville Parkview enters Class B at Monroe. Local teams Monroe, Edgerton, Lancaster, Platteville and River Valley vie for top finishes with national and conference rivals in a crowded sectional slate.
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Hamilton Field
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Vany
Juda
Beloit
Turner
Wisconsin School For the Deaf
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Brodhead
Bears
Albany
Monona Grove
Monroe Cheesemaker
Edgerton
Orfordville Parkview
Janesville
Monroe
Cheesemaker Linksmen
Decatur Lake Country Club
James Barnes
Holyoke Field
Fred Simpson
Darlington
Dodgeville
Evansville
Lancaster
Milton
Mount Horeb
Orfordville
Platteville
Wisconsin
River Valley
Badger Conference
Troop 220 Members Visit Zoo in Madison
Junior Girl Scout Troop 220 spent Saturday May 20 at Vilas Park Zoo Madison with tours a cook-out and a ball game Leader Mrs Orville Bear and members Judy Burkhard Lynn Severson Deann Whitehead Susan Eley Marcia Peterson Barbara Nafzger Kathy Furniss Jayne Eley Mary Kopp Luann Montgomery Nancy Krause Ranele Whipple Julie Erickson Sandra Hennager Tracy Kummer Roxanne Olson Jean Schillinger Jean Rufener Debbie Holmes Kris Suizer Dolly Whitehead Debra Wartenweiler accompanied by Mrs Vernon Schilling Mrs C G Hennager and Susan Mrs Virgil Neuen- SESE sete ira
Winzenried Sets Fast Wisconsin Track Marks
Monroe sprinter Mark Winzenried posts the state's best 440 and 30 yard times this season. His unofficial 880 of 1:52.7 tops the prior mark of 1:54.2, as the AP lists top efforts in Wisconsin high school track and field.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Mark
Track meet results feature peak marks across Wisconsin.
The page lists event winners and top marks from a Wisconsin track meet. Notable performances include Mark Winzenried 1:52.7 in the 880, Dean Martel 4:20.5 in the mile, Greg Gretz 178-342 in discus and 66-7.2 in shot, Jim ee Madison West 6-5 high jump, and Paul Carmody 15-5 pole vault.
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Rhineland
Winzenried
Mark Winzenried
Monroe
Dean Martel
Somerset
Mel Kinlon
Milwaukee
Marshall
Don Passehl
Racine Case
Joe Mezzanote
Wauwatosa West
Glendale Nicolet
Greg Gretz
Manitowoc
Jimee Madison West
Ken Peterson
Grafton
Paul Carmody
Sturgeon Bay
Soviets Favored to Sweep Gold at European Boxing Championship
Rome reports the 1967 European Amateur Boxing Championship opens with the Soviet team expected to win the most gold medals. Experienced Soviet boxers lead the field as competition begins.
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Rome
Marco's Sparks Windy Acres Golf Standings Report
Marco's Sup per Club leads the Windy Acres Ladies Golf League with 13 percent of points. Nana Rae Olson posted low gross 43 while Erma Buehler had low net. Nana Rae also had longest drive on nine and received a token. Gwen Wild won shortest drive on one and Ann Pickett claimed least something. League secretary Hazel Weisenfluh notes Indies golf next Tuesday.
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Marco's Supper Club
Windy Acres
Nana Rae Olson
Erma Buehler
Nana Rae
Esteei
Gwen Wild
Ann Pickett
Hazel Weisenfluh
Baseball Standings and Results for National League
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 27 wins and 13 losses, St Louis 20 and 13, Pittsburgh 20 and 15, Atlanta 16 and 6, Chicago 19 and 16, San Francisco 17 and 22, Los Angeles 16 and 21, Philadelphia 15 and 20, New York 11 and 22, Houston 12 and 27. Wednesday results include Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3, Los Angeles 8 New York 2, Atlanta 2 St Louis 0, Pittsburgh 7 Houston 4. Friday schedules list Atlanta at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Houston at Chicago, Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Houston
St.Louis
San Francisco
Coplien Insurance
Slinde Phillips Dwyer
Ackones
Kiemms
Coplien
Flannery
Marty Swiggums
Jones Robertson
VanWay
Swiggum
Jim VanWagenen
Hirse
Detroit
Goodrich
Boston
Regium
Wunschel
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Washington
Tri-State, Swiss Colony lead slow-pitch standings
Tri-State notches its second win with a 15 7 victory over Huber s. Coplien Insurance tops Swiggum s 18 7. Roy s Tap No 1 falls to Swiss Colony 10 4 Open League standings show Tri-State 20 Swiss Colony 40 Swiggum s Coplien 4 Roy s Top 14 Huber s 0 2 Upcoming games list matches noted schedule at Twining Park tonight and Monday.
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Huber
Coplien Insurance
Swiggum
Roy
Tap No
Grace _ Lutheran Halls City Taxi
Curtiss
Seeholzer
Phillips 66
Tom
Twining Park
Prescription Center
Firemen
Martin's
E.U.B
Dorman’s
Monroe Machine
Swiss Colony
Swiggum’s
Coplien
Postoffice Bids Sought in Browntown Area
Federal office seeks competitive bids for an improved Browntown building to house postal operations. Owner pays taxes. Department covers equipment. Bids due June 30 1967. documents from R. W. Van Sickle Milwaukee. Protest at Oshkosh follows over Wisconsin minimum beer age bill. 1500 students participated.
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Browntown
Lawrence F. O'Brien
R. W. van Sickle
Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Oshkosh Oshkosh
Oshkosh State University
Overcrowded Library Prompts Study Hall Plan at Monroe High
Allen B Holtshopple says the high school library will become an honor study hall to ease overcrowding and centralize electronic teaching aids using films tapes and slides. Walter Babula notes added shelving supplies while a bricklayers strike delays opening beyond Thanksgiving.
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Allen B. Holtshopple
Walter Babula
Mary Winn
Edgerton
Whitewater State University
Jerome J. Rottier
Rottier
Monroe
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Babula
Chicago
Atlantic City
NAASP
D. J. Huenink
Flad and Associates
Witte-Barker
Rubi - Leuenberger
Teachers Association
Gibbons
Larry Davis
Canton
South School
City Planning Commission
Anglers Asked To Throw Back Montesian Fish
Monticello officials appeal to fishermen to release large game fish from Lake Montesian. The plan, supported by the Wisconsin Conservation Department and Monticello Community Club, aims to reduce game fish and restore balance by favoring pan fish. If voluntary efforts fail an ordinance could ban game fishing with penalties.
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Monticello
Park and Recreation Committee of
Lake Montesian
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Howard R. Steinmann
Village of
ADA Plans June Kickoff Meeting
District 1 of the American Dairy Association of Wisconsin will host a June Dairy Month kickoff banquet at Thym's Supper Club in Dodgeville on June 1 at 7 p.m. Honored guests include Alice Grundahl Hollandale and newly crowned Alice in Dairyland District 1 representatives. main speaker is Joe Larson Sparta Brush Company president. Tickets cost $2.75 with reservations due by May 31.
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American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
Iowa
Grant
Green
LaFayette
Thym’s
Dodgeville
Alice Grundahl
Hollandale
Alice In Dryland
Joe Larson
Sparta Brush Company
Bill to Be Aired on Buyback of Junked Cars
A proposed measure in Madison would require auto makers to buy back junked vehicles for at least 25 dollars each. The plan is set for discussion before a Senate committee next week.
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Madison
Senate
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