Monroe Leads At Sectional Track Meet In Wisconsin
Monroe High School tops the WIAA Class B sectional with six individuals and a relay team qualifying, scoring 58 percent to Middleton's 44. Coach Richard Glendenning announced eight Monroe boys will advance to the state meet at Monona Grove next Saturday. Dan Winzenried wins the mile. Stan Larson, Deininger, Grendahl, Sarbacker, Voelkli, Isely and Gruber advance with relay units as Middleton sets a mile relay record.
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Richard Glendenning
Middleton
Monona Grove
Glendenning
Dan Winzenried
Jim Larson
John Deininger
Stu Grendahl
Harlan Sarbacker
Max Voelkli
Mike Isely
Sarbacker
Winzenried
John Gruber
Tom Brown
Lodi
Pat O'Neill
Sauk Prairie
Harland Sarbacker
Isely
Gruber
Jim Doyle
Joe Ripp
Mt. Horeb
Orfordville
Wyssman Elected President of Orangeville Athletic Group
In Orangeville the local athletic association elected Herman Wyssman as president with Donald Barker as vice president Mel Wichman to serve as treasurer and John Ewing as secretary reporter. Dues were set at five dollars per member and team managers must submit a roster to avoid prior dues issues before the first game.
Local golf tournament yields Brodhead second behind Monroe
Monroe captured first place with a 320 score while Brodhead finished second at 372 in a regional golf event held yesterday at Decatur Lake. Teams advancing to Janesville next Friday include Monroe, Brodhead, Evansville, Oregon, New Glarus, Judo, and Park View. Gerald Thompson of Brodhead directed the tournament with players Chuck Ripp Kevin Keen John Pierce and Tim Condon listed among participants.
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Brodhead
Decatur Lake
Janesville
Gerald Thompson
Evansville
Ore
New Glarus
Park View
Chuck Ripp
Kevin Keen
John Pierce
Tim Condon
Spectacular Madison Show Delights Summer Race Fans
Scoreboard one another. These half plane, half boat creations present racing's most awe some spectacle of speed, raw courage and endur ance. In between heats of racing, a full water skiing ex hibition and a daredevil air show will be staged, making Sunday, June 16, in Madison, Wisconsin, a day that will long be remembered by those attending as one of the most exciting of their lives.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Blood Tests Set for Little Brown Jug Run
Harness racing 3 year olds in the Little Brown Jug will face pre race blood tests to deter illegal drug use after a Derby incident. President Henry C Thomson says scratches will occur if tests reveal drugs. Also Lombardi Day planned Aug 7 in Green Bay and Tony Sapit signs with Oakland Oaks.
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Lulumbud
Henry C. Thomson
Little Brown Jug Society
Delaware
Thomson
Farmco Moves Into Second Place In Golf League Standings
Farmco rose to second in the Playboy Golf League at Windy Acres last night after moving from eighth to third. Rev Frank Hinebaugh posted low gross 43 and Bob Bogus low net 28, with Mort Wittner birdieing No 8 and Dick Nejedio closest to the pin on No 3. Blind Bogey winners were Vic Marean Til Kohl Le Roy Frauchiger Bud Wilde Les Ahrens Harley Kundert Tony Wand and Tom Henry. No play next Thursday due to Memorial Day. Results list Farmco 14 Rufenachts 4 Dean's Milk 8Y Lane's Barber Shop 9% Phillips 66 12 J J Smith 6 North Central 10 Fullerton 8 Germann's 10 Junction House 8. Next action June 6 with Dean's Milk vs Germain Fuel and Farmco vs J J Smith among others.
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Les Ahrens
Harley Kundert
Tony Wand
Tom Henry
Dennis Fazel
Loop
Dean's Milk
Lane’s
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J. J. Smith
North Central
Fullerton
Germann’s
Junction House
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Farmeo
Rufenachts Oil
Lane’s Barbers
Fullerton’s
Darlington Fresh Post Track Win at Southwestern Meet
Darlington freshmen from varying ton high school won the Southwestern Wisconsin League track meet with 42 points, Platteville 32, Prairie du Chien and Mineral Point tied at 27. Individual results include Prohaska of Mineral Point in 220 and 440, Genthe of Platteville in the 880, and Welsh of Prairie du Chien in the 180 lows.
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Prairie du Chien
Darlington
Lancaster
Dodgeville
Fennimore
Cuba City
River Valley
Riverdale
Boscobel
Iowa- Grant
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Prait du Chien
Bartels
Douglas
Stevens
Prairie de Chien
P. Prohaska
P. Prohaska Iit D—114.2. Pole Vault: Welsh (Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Cup Race Set for June 16 at Madison
Special price advance tickets are on sale for the Wisconsin Cup Race scheduled June 16 in Madison. Tickets can be obtained by writing to the Wisconsin Cup Race, 6301 East Broadway, Madison, or bought at Sears stores in Freeport, Janesville, and Beloit. The event will showcase the fastest ring boats worldwide, reaching speeds up to 200 miles per hour in Wisconsin Illinois competition.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Freeport
Janesville
Beloit
Wisconsin
Ilinois
TV Listings and Weekend Social Notes From Monroe Paper
A dense TV guide lists Tonight's programs starting 6:30 with stars Jackie Gleason Joel Grey Jane Morgan Johnny Mathis and Groucho Marx plus Louie Nye. It covers shows from The Saint Dating Game Hogan's Heroes Matter of drama and comedy from 6:30 to 10:30 including Mannix Merv Griffin News and Joey Bishop. Also notes local weekend visits and community events across Monroe including weddings and family gatherings.
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Jackie Gleason
Joel Grey
Jane Morgan
Johnny Mathis
Groucho Marx
Louis Nye
Lawrence Welk
Trempealeau County Notes and Vietnam Death Report
The column from Trempealeau County covers local scenes after a heavy rainstorm and warns about soil erosion on farm land, praising conservation efforts and noting community visits. It also lists local social guests and a humorous editorial aside toward a columnist. The report concludes with a military death notice for Sgt. Richard H. Junk of Cassville, Wisconsin, killed in action in Vietnam.
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Richard H. Junk
Alois J. Junk
Cassville
Grant County
Wis
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