Norder Earns State Bid With Dominant Tennis Run
Monroe's Bill Norder, nicknamed tennis terror, defeated three foes on Friday and Hansen on Saturday to secure a place at the state meet in Nicolet. Norder, 21-1 on the season, topped Gary Baughn, Bernardy, and Ambrose before beating Hansen in the final.
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Monroe
Bill Norder
Nicolet
Bill
Gary Baughn
Badger High School
Bernardy
Janesville
Ambrose
Jefferson
Hansen
Big Foot
Norder
Beloit
Delavan
Elkhorn
Badger
Edgerton
Burlington
Clinton
Bartholf
Baseball Standings and Weekend Scoreboard Update
The scoreboard shows Cincinnati leading with a 28 16 record and a .636 pct, followed by St. Louis 23 14 and Pittsburgh 22 16. Weekend results include New York and St. Louis winning while Houston and Chicago split a rain-marred slate, with upcoming games listed for Philadelphia at San Francisco and St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
California
Washington
Minnesto
Monroe High School names 1967 baseball MVPs and 1968 captain
Senior Jeff Lueck and junior Galen Kuebli were voted most valuable players by Monroe teammates. Bill Spring is chosen captain for 1968. Lueck led in at bats and steals, Kuebli topped in hitting and extra bases, Spring posted a .318 average while missing games with an ankle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Lueck
Galen Kuebli
Monroe
Bill Spring
Jeff
Galen Kuebl
Galen
Sparkllug
Bill
Dave Holling
Steve Wuetrich
Daryl Wilde
Dennis Burns
Curt Kohl
Mervyn Phillips
Bill Donovan
Gayland Keegan
Stuart Grendal
Steve Wueirich
Pete Jones
Jones
Stu Grendahl
Grendahl
Holling
Merlyn Phillips
Legion
Sox Split Series With The Angels
Chicago White Sox settle for a split in a four game series with the Angels in California. They take a slim lead in the American League race over Detroit and travel to Tiger Stadium for a Tuesday doubleheader in front of an expected 60 000 fans. Gary Peters and Tommy John slated to start against Earl Wilson and Joe Sparma. Jim McGlothlin shut down the Sox Sunday as Los Angeles won 5 0. Tommie Agee had two hits for Chicago. Cubs rain out and set to host Atlanta in a twin bill Tuesday with Leo Durocher starting Fergie Jenkins and Joe Niekro.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Angels
California
Detroit
Sox
Tigerland
Gary Peters
Tommy John
Tigers
Earl Wilson
Joe Sparma
Jim MacGlathlin
al Weis
Ken Berry
Tommie Agee
Cubs
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Leo Durocher
Fergie Jenkins
Joe Niekro
Paschal Wins World 600 In Charlotte Stock Car Race
Jim Paschal, a 41 year old with a crew cut, plans to keep chicken ranching and racing as he added $29,035 by winning the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The long event is described as the second richest and longest stock car race on the circuit.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jim Paschal
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Carly Lee Marion wins baton twirling contest in Indianapolis
Milwaukee high school freshman Carol Lee Marion, 15, wins the 500 Festival Open Baton Twirling Contest for a second straight year in Indianapolis. Her victory entitles her to lead Sunday's nationally televised festival parade.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Carol Lee Marion
Real Estate Class Ad Opens in Madison and Milwaukee
An adults only real estate broker or salesman course promotes easy fast low fee instruction. The Madison session at Hotel Loraine on Wednesday May 31 at 7 60 P.M. is featured along with other Madison classes and a home study option from Wisconsin School of Real Estate 161 W Wisconsin Ave Milwaukee.
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Madison
Jones Favored as 51st 500 Mile Memorial Race Opens
Parnelli Jones of Torrance shares second row with A J Foyt and Joe Leonard as Mario Andretti starts from pole position after a record qualifying speed. Dan Gurney Gordon Johncock and five foreign starters trail the American leaders in the Indianapolis 500 field. The 500 Festival culminates with a nationally televised parade as 300000 spectators gather at the Speedway.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Gordon Johncock
Hastings
Mich
Jones
A. J. Foyt Jr
Houston
Tex
Foyt
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Bobby
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim Clark
Scotland
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Jackie Stewart
Graham Hill
England
Jochen Rindt
Austria
al Miller
Roseville
Rindt
Hulme
Memorial Day Sports Preview Delays Newspaper Issue
Tomorrow the paper is skipped for Memorial Day. Look for Wednesday’s results from the Indianapolis 500 and other holiday events on the sports page. Also featured is coach Marty Deignan’s Legion baseball story.
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Marty Deignan
Legion
Girls Softball League Opens Play June 15 1967
Four teams enter the Girls Softball League for 1967 with games from June 15 to August 10 at Twining Park diamond No 2. Teams are Medical Center Parks and Recreation Joe's White Elephant and the Firebirds from Brodhead. Games occur Thursday nights at 7:30 and 8:30 with schedules available at Parks and Recreation. A four team double elimination tournament follows the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining Park Diamond No. 2
Medical Center
Parks and Recreation
Joe’s White Elephant
The
Firebirds
Brodhead
Ron Barribeau
Parks and Recreation Office
Barber Wins Oklahoma City Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Miller Barber defeats Gary Player in a playoff to capture the Oklahoma City Open golf title after a one hour 45 minute delay due to rain. Barber sank a two foot birdie on the third hole of sudden death and expressed joy at the victory.
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Barber
Oklahoma City
Miller Barber
Gary Player
Pamphlet Promotes Monroe City Summer Recreation 1967
Parks and Recreation of Monroe prints a 1967 pamphlet titled Things Are Swingin to inform families about summer activities and services. Copies are available at the Chamber of Commerce and Parks and Recreation office. New programs include adult horseshoes teen dances and women’s tennis and golf instruction.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Chamber of Commerce
Parks and Recreation
Monroe
Department
Ron Barribeau
Park Board
Stars Shine as Mets Split Doubleheader with Braves
Yesterday Tommy Davis of the Mets collected six hits including two home runs and seven RBIs as New York split a doubleheader with Atlanta. Mel Stottlemyre of the Yankees blanked Cleveland 5-0 on five hits for his third shutout of the season.
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Tommy Davis
Mets
New York
Atlanta Braves
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Cleveland
Campbell Leads 37 Americans in British Amateur Bid
Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia heads 37 American players in the British Amateur Championship at Formby. He vows to win this final British appearance, after a Walker Cup 13 to 7 U S triumph at Sandwich. Campbell, 44, has won the U S Amateur and captained the Walker Cup team in 1955.
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Formby
England
Big Bill Campbell
Big Bill
Campbell
Huntington
W.va
British Isles
Sandwich
Awards Tallied At Monticello High School Night
Monticello High School held an awards night with D A R honors for Jean Hoskins and multiple scholarships to Harriet Keener Geoffrey Legler and Sharon Crouch. Sharon Crouch also earned Reader's Digest Award and University of Wisconsin scholarship. numerous forensics certificates went to a large student group. Fritz Benkert named Outstanding Senior Athlete. track and baseball honors were presented to several seniors. music awards recognized Junior Band and Chorus and pins for first year students.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
D.A.R
Jean Hoskins
Harriet Keener
Geoffrey Legler
Sharon Crouch
Reader’s Digest
Green County
University of Wisconsin
Fred Rehmstead
Christine Mueller
David Olson
Rodney Buchholz
Roger Zimmerman
Jack Stenbroten
Joyce Pagel
Jo- Ann Kundert
Curtis Wagner
Linda Keener
John Legler
Christine Gempler
Martha Rupp
Carol Blum
Carla Crooks
Don Saunders
Mary Jo Pickett
Margery Hill
Jerry Hill
A. G. Hill
JoAnn Kundert
Shirley Schulz
Lonna Anderson
Christine Andersson
Beth Babler
Heidi Hammerly
Jim Zweifel
Fritz Benkert
Marcus Wahl
Mark Hefty
Randy Minder
Gary Grunder
Grunder
Stanley Sisson
Douglas Karlen
Raymond Updike
John Hammerly
Bob Sinnett
Doug Buehl
Curt Wagner
Dean Zurbuchen
Jerry Wettach
Jerry Lehnherr
Dave Huntley
Mary Hefty
Roger Gibbons
Dan Baker
Mr. Hanson
Judy Munz
Jean Blumer
Julie Woelffer
Rhonda Voegeli
Jimmy Woelchli
John Baehler
Jeanne Woelchli
Kathy Bernet
Tom Marty
Diana Graber
Gretchen Zimmerman
Glenene Flannery
Dennis Broge
Kenney Stauffer
Jeff Zweifel
Debra Bowman
Kay Ann Saunders
Jim Kelly
Lori Rolph
Sue Steinmann
Tom Feller
Heidi Woodruff
Steve Buehl
Paul Stauffacher
Susan Voegels
Dean Sinnett
Patti Benkert
Barbara Marty
Anna Keener
Kristine Buehl
Keith Marty
Kendra Karlen
Paul Rieder
Cindy Seeholzer
Nancy Zweifel
Carol Elmer
Randy Flannery
Ronald Smith
Steve Pederson
Jean Zimmrman
Nathan Schoepler
Kay Saunders
Jimmy Waelchli
Janet Keller
David Huntley
Cinda Broge
Kenneth Krattiger
Mary Kundert
Mary Elmer
Chris Gempeler
Beverly Arn
Barbara Carroll
Geoff Legler
Ralph Zimmerman
Mary Krieg
Holly Baehler
Sally Marty
Rebecca Moritz
Bill Loveland
Linda Trumpy
Band Honors and Years Awards List Draws Nominations
A long list of students named for year pins and honors across senior and junior bands. Trophies and chevrons acknowledge top performers including Cindy Seeholzer Carol Elmer Jean Hoskins Sharon Crouch and many others across multiple categories.
Lodi Teenager Killed Helping Cut Tree Limb
Lodi Wisconsin teen William D. Buchanan aged 19 died after leaping from a ladder as a tree limb fell during a cutting job. Authorities say he was struck by the branch and the ladder in the accident reported Saturday.
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Lodi
Wis
William D. Buchanan
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Lueck
Kuebli
Marty Deignan Monroe
Marty
Jack Chrisman
Nascar
Great Lakes Dragaway
Union Grove
LANZ
Norman L. Mayell & Associates
E. Wacker Drive
Attentio
North Central Public Service
Browntown, Wis
Adtaker
Martinane
16Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
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