Monroe Golf Team Qualifies for State Meet in Madison
Monroe high school golf earned second place at the 15 school sectional held at Brodhead with 322 total, behind Madison Memorial 319. Individual runners up included Dave Goetz and Jim Gullick tied for second at 74, with Dave Keough winning at 71. Goetz won a playoff for the runner up spot, joining Keough at Madison for the state meet.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Cheesemaker
Madison Memorial
Madison
Dave Goetz
Jim Gullick
Mt. Horeb
Dave Keough
Madison Lafollette
Goetz
Gullick
Dave
Jim
Keough
Bil Kubly
Steve Neuberger
Murph Norton
Middleton
Madison la Follette
Dodge Iille
Platteville
Lancaster
New Glarus
Darlington
Verona
Mineral Point
Icobel
Judo
Glarner
George Hartman
Dick Schroeder
Elliott Erickson
Mark Wainwright
Dennis Thorp
Scott Condon
John Pierce
Tim Condon
Pete Botts
Jim Powell
Phil Bryson
Dean Chellevold
Mike Brandt
Tom Jones
Harland Mahikuch
Bob Daniels
Stars Rally as Morgan Drives Astros Past Cubs 17-4
Joe Morgan of the Astros powered a 17-4 win over Chicago with a homer a double and two singles driving in four runs and scoring three times. Don Cardwell of the Mets pitched a three hitter striking out eight in a 1-0 shutout of Atlanta.
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Joe Morgan
Astros
Houston
Chicago
Don Cardwell
Mets
Atlanta
Wisconsin star shares Big Ten home run crown in 1967
Racine Wisconsin player Gary Pin named Madison's most valuable baseball figure for 1967 and shares the Big Ten home run title with Purdue’s Ray Starnes as conference records are released Friday.
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Madison
Gary Pinnow
Racine
Wisconsin
Purdue
Ray Starnes
Hurricane Carter Faces Life Sentence On Murder Charges
Rubin Hurricane Carter and John Artis were found guilty of three counts of first degree murder for a June tavern shooting. The jury recommended life imprisonment with sentencing set for June 29. Carter, a former middleweight title hopeful, had a prior near miss in 1964.
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Superior Court
Samuel A. Larner
Carter
Joey Giardello
Monroe High wins sectional behind Winzenried stars
Monroe High School’s Cheesecinders win the Holyoke Field meet with 62 points to advance four individuals and a relay to state. Key scorers include Winzenried with two wins in long jump and 88 yard dash, Hinebaugh with shot put victory, Larson in high hurdles, and Voelkli in long jump as teammates Meytaier Von broom Klum also contributed to the qualifying squad.
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Monroe
Holyoke Field
Piatteville
Dodgeville
River Valley
Mt. Horeb
Evansville
Lancaster
Orfordville
Milton Union
Edgerton
Darlington
Mark Winzenried
Jim Larson
Rich Hinebaugh
Hinebaugh
Winzenried
Trst
iMixer Meytaier
von Broom
Jerry Klum
Jum Larson
Hurdies
Max Voelkli
Monroe High School
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
The scoreboard shows Cincinnati leading with 27 wins and 15 losses, followed by St. Louis and Pittsburgh, with San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, and Philadelphia mid table. Friday results include Houston over Chicago 17 to 4 and Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 6 to 5 in 12 innings.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Baseball scorecard recaps and playoff tidbits
Scores listed include Cleveland 4 New York 3 Baltimore 4 Boston 3 Minnesota 5 Kansas City 0 Detroit 10 Washington 5 California 7 1, Chicago 2 2 Minnesota at Kansas City. Night games show Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Chicago at California. No games scheduled on Moonday with (N) designations for Chicago at California and New York at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
California
Chicago
Stephens Ranked Seventh Among NAIA Pitchers
Dick Stephens of Whitewater Wisconsin was ranked seventh among the nation's small college pitchers in this week's NAIA baseball statistics. His 2 3 record belied a strong 0.67 ERA after 40 innings with 30 strikeouts and only 22 hits allowed.
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Kansas City
Dick Stephens
Whitewater
Wis
Stephen
St. Thomas earns win in Dubuque NAIA playoff round
St. Thomas, Minn., defeated William Jewell 7-4 in Dubuque to record its second win of the day in Area 4 NAIA baseball playoffs. The Terriers moved closer to advancing in the tournament scene.
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ST. Thomas
Dubuque
Iowa
Minn
William Jewell
All-Star Team Selects Schools for Fall Enrollment
Five players from the 1967 All Wisconsin high school basketball team will attend colleges in the fall. Jim Lawinger of Platteville will enroll at Platteville State, Fred Brown of Milwaukee Lincoln will attend Burlington Iowa, June Sherrof of Lincoln and Jim DeCremer of Eau Claire North will enroll at Wisconsin, and Dan Fisher of Eau Claire Regis will go to Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Jim Lawinger
Platteville
Platteville State
Fred Brown
Lincoln
Burlington
Iowa
Clarence Sherrof
Jim DeCremer
Eau Claire North
Wisconsin
Dan Fisher
Eau Claire Regis
Minnesota
Lawinger
Joyce Reeves
Reeves
Dick Wadewitz
Gary Poller
Norder Wins Net Sectional in Oppressive Heat
Monroe High School tennis star Bill Norder defeated three opponents at the Janesville Sectional despite heavy heat. His three wins advance him to the state competition along with a Big Foot High rival. Tom Hefty and coach Jim Bartholf also had sectional singles entries, while Dan Mayer and Don Barry lost in doubles.
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Monroe High School
Bill Norder
Janesville
Bill
Big Foot High School
Norder
Tom Hefty
Jim Bartholf
Dan Mayer
Don Barry
Madison Names Coach Norm Sonja Sportsman of the Year
Madison honors Norm Sonja, crew coach whose oarsmen won the International Regatta Association championship last June, as the city’s sportsman of the year. He will be inducted at the fifth annual Madison sports hall of fame banquet on June 7.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Norm Sonja
International Regatta Association
Madison Sports Hall of Fame
Slow-Pitch Wrap-Up by John Prien This Week
Slow-Pitch standings surprise after two weeks with Tri-State Open leader at 2-0. Hubers hampered by missing ten, Kroger’s upset Roller Mills, strong hitting across multiple teams, Coplien leads hitting with 5 for 8 and .625 average, notable averages from Bidlingmaier Hare Loeffel Essenberg Kundert Cruezer Prien Voegels Brandenburg Erickson Davis and Ervin across several squads. League standings conclude with Open contenders, Majors, Classics and big upcoming matchups.
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Hubers
Tri - State
Phillip
Curtiss
Monroe
Dorman
Kroger’s
Roller Mills
Junction House
Marion Mueller
Moore
Kroger
Dick Leizinger
Jerry Coplien
Coplien Insurance
Jerry Dwyer
Spenser Coplien
Tri- States
Larry Bidlingmaier
Roy
Nate Hare
Colony
Harvey Loeffel
Doug Essenberg
Junction
del Kundert
Marv Cruezer
Krostue
Dale Myers
Don Witt
Phillips
Curtiss Ed Grossen
Don
Otto's Bait Company Incorporation In New Glarus
Articles of incorporation for Otto's Bait Co. Inc. filed with Mrs. Helen Bratzke register of deeds and operations began in New Glarus. The venture makes and packages cheese fish bait for retail outlets. Partners are Otto Anderegg of New Glarus and Joseph D. Viney with Harvey Trumpy of Monroe.
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Otto’s Bait Co. Inc
Helen F. Bratzke
Register of Deeds
New Glarus
Otto Anderegg
Joseph D. Viney
Harvey Trumpy
Monroe
Local Visitors and Social Notes Across Area
Mrs Earl Barber hosts Blanchardville visit while Mrs William Kempp and Madison kin stop by. Rev Dennis Ganshert is welcomed at Gratiot for his first Mass. Lance Corporal Roland Sardeson on leave from San Diego plans return June 1 to Camp Pendleton. Mrs Michael Routhieaus and Danny return to Janesville after a week with Cleary family. Weekend visits include Eunice Flanagan in Argyle and guests Vic Langford and Milo Rundhaug in Hollandale.
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William Kempp
Madison
Emerlia Peterson
Pete Peterson
John Cleary
Jean
Dennis Ganshert
Gratiot
Lance Cpl
Roland L. Sardeson
San Diego
Calif
Marine Base
Maurice Sardeson
Camp Pendleton
Michael Routhieaus
Danny
Janesville
Cleary
Eunice Flanagan
Argyle
Vic Langford
Rushville
Ill
Milo Rundhaug
Hollandale
Monroe High School Baseball Playoff Highlights Preview
Coach Marty Deigan presents a post season recap of Monroe High School baseball on Monday. The segment outlines key moments, standout players, and team prospects for the upcoming postseason.
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Marty Deignan
Monroe High School
Local Social News and Visits Across Wisconsin Towns
Social visits and attendances span Monroe Stevens Point Green Bay Prairie du Chien and Madison with many residents at hospitals, homes, and events. Attendees include E V Bechtolt’s funeral participants, Wisconsin Game Congress delegates, and visits to St Clare and Monroe Manor Nursing Home.
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Lily Gunderson
A. L. Sardeson
Ben Zweifel
Maurice Sardeson
James Ula
Arthur H. Hustad
E. V. Bechtolt
Monroe
John D. Ula
St. Clare Hospital
Lyle Atkinson
Dale Lancaster
Darlington
Walter E. Gould
State Soil and Water
Stevens Point
George Disrud
Brodhead
Harry Disrud
H. J. Erickson
Floyd Helsdon
Gordon Olson
Prairie du Chien
Verne A. Marshall Sr
Susan E. Stuessy
Platteville State University
August Fiez
Paul Lichtman
New Glarus
Arnold
Lisa
Madison
Sherman Larson
Marie Erickson
Monroe Manor
Ruth Hanson
Keith Hudson
Classified Ads Bring Buyers and Sellers Together
Classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers in a simple format. They help match needs with offerings across products services and housing. Find readers and responders quickly through concise notices and contact details.
Clarno Social Notes Far Flung Across Towns
Mrs. Elmer Beckman hosts in Clarno with families from Monroe Janesville Freeport Beloit and Madison joining for birthdays and visits. Attendees include the Briggs and Pressig families, the Hartwigs and Welzs, plus many relatives visiting siblings and grandchildren across Wisconsin and Illinois.
Whitworth Bows In Milwaukee Jaycee Open Defense
Kathy Whitworth returns to defend her Milwaukee Jaycee Open title in a $13,500 LPGA event to be held June 15 to 18 at North Shore Country Club Mequon. Micky Wright also plans to compete after skipping the prior edition.
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Milwaukee
Kathy Whitworth
North Shore Country Club
Mequon
Micky Wright
Rich Jones Signs with Memphis State
Rich Jones, the high-scoring basketball star who was ruled ineligible at Illinois over a slush fund scandal, signed a two-year grant in aid with Memphis State University on Friday.
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Rich Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Illinois
Memphis State University
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Jetzon
Gempler
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Mrs
Elmer Beckman
Grant Briggs
Robert Briggs
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Robert Simler
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Ray Bowen
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Martha Grenzow
Paul G. Schroeder
Emil Pressig
Burdette Churchill
Beloit
Timothy Meyers
Orville Chambers
Kenneth Hartwig
Nathan Hartwig
Oconomowoc
Henry Heisemeier
Freeport
Leroy Minnick
Mmes
Wilma Reinmann
Bertha Wuthrich
Ed Grossen
Vicki
Debra Kleckner
Dane County Coliseum
Lee Welz
David
Carol Welz
Rockford
Harold McConnell
Warren
Marian Welz
Ken Wright
Robert Grabow
Ervin Beckman
Lola Beckman
Charles Motter
Winslow
Frank E. Clark
Roy Frautschy
Brooklyn
Valeria
Evan Keister
Grace Keister
Jim Stauffacher
Karen
Madison Business College
Ella
Selma Grenzow
Bertha Fritsch
George Grenzow
John A. Christen
Nevin Beckman
Red Oak
Orlo Krell
Mae Krell
Kathryn Ludwig
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Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship CO
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