Linksmen Win Brodhead Region Golf Tourney Title
Monroe High School linksmen captured the Brodhead Region Golf Tournament with a 320 team score while Brodhead took second at 343. Medalists were Tim Neuberger and Paul Goetz at 79. other scorers included Steve Neuberger 81 Randy Share 81. Sectionals at Sauk Prairie Tuesday determine state advancement for top two teams from each regional.
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Monroe High School
Brodhead
Monroe
Sauk Prairie
Cheesemaker
Tim Neuberger
Paul Goetz
Tim
Paul
Steve Neuberger
Randy Share
Mike Moon
The
Cheesemen
John Pierce
Tim Condon
Curt
New Glarus
Charles Meyer
Juda
Dave Beightol
Roger Ellis
Evansville
Tom Neuenschwander
Neal Gunderson
Parkview
Jeff Furey
McFarland
Bud Frye
Oregon
Curt Isenberger
Craig Shelton
Gregg Erickson
George Hartman
Byron Wierwill
Mike Wainwright
Prent Eager
Mark Smalley
Mike Gallman
Robert Paulson
Alan Langeteig
Ken Whitehorse
Ed Ward
Paul Vollmer
Mark Kellogg
Greg Jacobsen
Gerry Burns
Jon Schoeder
Monroe Regional High School Track Meet Here This Evening
Monroe will host the Monroe Regional High School Track and Field Meet today starting at 5 p.m. on the high school track. Field events begin at 5 p.m. with hurdle trials at 5 30 and running events starting then. The mile relay is the final event at 7 20 with Milt Diehl as referee and stater and Fred Simpson directing the meet.
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Monroe
Milt Diehl
Fred Simpson
Floyd Weeks
Ken Peterson
Bob Buckholtz
Marke Leopold
Chuck Ekena
Paul Schoenike
Gil Jelinek
Bob Hardell
Norm Huber
Ed Grabow
John Gradie
Lyle Whitehad
Terry Coplien
Tony Serpe
Jim Barthof
Dick Carroll
Will Klipple
Jim Larson
Roy Schweizer
Jim Beer
Les Bieneman
Dick Kubly
John Riese
Larry Larson
Bill Hubbard
Wayne Stroessner
al Wilde
Marshall
Bruce Bahler
Steve Hennager
Stu Grendahl
Fred Dearth
Randy Schwartz
Dan Winzenreich
Dan
Stu
Anglers Hopeful For the Holiday
The Wisconsin DNR predicts a warming trend over Memorial Day weekend, sparking optimism for fishing. Bluegills move to spawning areas while bass, musky, and northerns show stronger activity in multiple rivers and counties. walleyes active, musky slow, trout pressure down, Great Lakes action scattered near Port Washington and surrounding sites. Local track and field events note Monroe entries and potential record-breaking performances with Dan Winzenreich and Stu Grendahl highlighted.
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Madison
Department of Natural Resources
Grant
Platte
Lower
Wisconsin
Chippewa
Pecatonica
Lake Como
Walworth
Shawano Lake
Chequamegon Bay
Penwell
Great Lakes
Port Washington
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Door County
Saxon Harbor
Apostle Islands
Old Blanchardville team to greet Otie Steensland reunion
Blanchardville Times Special reports the old Blanchardville basketball team and coach Beadle will greet Otis Otie Steensland, a Blanchardville High School graduate now living in Seattle, at the William Tell Supper Club in New Glarus on Wednesday June 11 starting 5 30 p m. The event is a 1 50 Dutch Treat supper at 7 p m as friends gather to see Steensland after nearly 40 years away. Anaheim notes: Angels recall Jim Spencer to play first base from Hawaii farm club.
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Blanchardville
Beadle
Otis
Otie) Steensland
William Tell
New Glarus
Otie” Steensland
Seattle
Wash
Blanchardville High School
Open League Action Begins Opens With Slow-Pitch Wins
Swiggums belted four RBI in the sixth to lift Swiggums past Roys Top number three 5 3 in the Open League opener. Tri State edged Phillips 66 5 4 after a four run seventh inning collapse. Green Co House defeated Tom s Silo 7 1 in the nightcap with 12 hits and scoring in four innings.
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Swiggum
Roy
Tri-State
Phillips
Green Co. House
Tom
Green Men
Truckers win as Faith Tries to rally in 4 3 slow pitch win
Faith Truckers held off a late threat from Krostue Implement in a 4-3 victory in minor league action. Milwaukee Cheese routed Medicare Kids 7-1 in the nightcap after Moore Business crushed Jefferson Center co op 13-0 in the opener. Regional Tennis notes from Stoughton report Tom Hefty advancing with two straight wins before state rounds.
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Jefferson Center
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Rufenacht Mueller
Gruenberg Kampf Swiggum's
Christensen AB
Milz Blum
Gille Hiedman Snyder
Je. VanWag'n
Partridge
Jr. VanWag'n
Knipschild Jones
Jeff Center
Wunschel
Thorp Myers Siedschlag Roberts
Daniels Lostetter
Davis H. Jaggi
Eric Mollen
Thoman
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Moser
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Boston
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San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
Carter Medicare Kids
Pickett
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Detroit
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Loeffel Tom
Stoughton Netmen Fall in Regional Tennis Meet
Stoughton is eliminated in the second round as Janesville Craig defeats Tom Hefty and teammates in a regional tennis meet. Individual winners include Monroe’s Jim Bosanny and Evansville competitors, with Hefty marking his final Cheesemakers appearance.
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Stoughton
Tom Hefty
Milz
Evansville
Cheesemakers
Janesville
Craig
Helgessen
Tom
Krause
Jorgensen
Cullen
Claeson
Jim Bosanny
Terry May
Kevin Burington
Kevin Monahan
Jim Mau
Dale Hexom
Dan Mitchell
Terry Mau
Monahan
Jefferson
Parker
Ft. Atkinson
Edgerton
Playoff Set For Monday Night In Badger District Clash
Monroe coach Marty Diegnan and Janesville Parker mentor reach agreement to play District Playoff at 7 30 p m Monday at Riverside Park Janesville. Monroe, 1 6 in Badger Conference, has won two tournament games and aims to upset Parker. Anything can happen in baseball. Father s Day canoe race slated June 15 sponsored by Kickapoo Valley Association begins at Highway 131 bridge north of Manning.
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Marty Diegnan
Janesville Parker
Riverside Park
Janesville
Wisconsin
Badger
Parker
Readstown
The
Kickapoo Valley Association
Highway 131
Manning
Home Talent Teams To Clash Tomorrow
Two area Home Talent baseball games are set for Memorial Day afternoon Blanchardville visits Wiota and Hollandale plays Belleville WMAD 1550 in Madison will carry the pre race activities and the full Indianapolis 500 race on Memorial Day.
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Blanchardville
Wiota
Hollandale
Belleville
Wmad 1550
Bowlers Attend Annual Meeting in New Glarus
More than 100 bowlers attended the New Glarus Bowling Association annual meeting on May 20 at Swiss Lanes. Officers elected include Arthur Fahey president Eugene Duffy first vice president Jacob Wettach second vice president Cleo Foster third vice president William Ruef Jr fourth vice president W W Stauffacher secretary treasurer and directors David Hustad Gilbert Hoesly Lee Fier and James Disch. Tournament prizes were distributed with $50 to the Tournament of Champions winner the G T O team of New Glarus. Members of the winning team are Gary Rebly Dick Wyt tenbach Tom Reuter Jake Gmar and Jim Disch. They defeated Dobson's Tavern of Blanchardville in the final.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Bowling Association
Arthur Fahey
Belleville
Eugene Duffy
Jacob Wettach
Cleo Foster
William Ruef Jr
W.W. Stauffacher
David Hustad
Gilbert Hoesly
Lee Fier
James Disch
Clayton Engen
G.T.O
Gary Rebly
Dick Wyttenbach
Tom Reuter
Jake Gmar
Jim Disch
Dobson’s Tavern
Blanchardville
Citgo Posts Wins Openers in Monroe Girls Softball Night
In Recreation Park action Citgo Posts John’s Citgo of Monticello defeated Hein’s of Juda 22 to 21 after a wild first inning rally. Cris Anderson Sue Studer each had three hits for Citgo while Sue Ritchard Lonnie Anderson and Vicki Ritchard hit home runs. Colette Newcomer led White Elephant with three hits including two grand slams as Joe’s White Elephant beat Swiss Colony 17 to 6. Lorraine Hansen was the lone Colony player with more than one hit.
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White Elephant
John’s
Citgo
Monticello
Monroe
Recreation Park
Colette Newcomer
Dee
Donna Indergand
Lorraine Hansen
Hein
Hein’s
Cris Anderson
Sue Studer
Sue Ritchard
Lonnie Anderson
Vicki Ritchard
Pat Jordan
Donna Hehr
Phyliss Bauman
Linda Preston
Barb Newman
Sox Down Yanks In a 7-6 Milwaukee Tilt
The Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 7-6 at Milwaukee County Stadium as Joe Horlen earned his 4th win and Al Downing took the loss. Little Louie Aparicio led with four hits and two RBIs while Pete Ward hit his third homer of the year.
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Bronx Bombers
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Sox
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Beloit
Jerry Kenney
Beloit High School State
Clark
Kenney
Murcer
Clarke
White
Yanks
Ken Berry
New York
Joe Pepitone
Yankee
Pete Ward
Joe Horlen
al Downing
New Yorkers
Bobby Knoop
Lindy McDaniel
Milwaukee
Little Louie Aparicio
RBI
Brewers To Hold Practice Tonight
The Huber Brewers will practice at 7 tonight on Recreation Park diamond. They will play their first game at Dakota Ul on Sunday.
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Huber Brewers
Recreation Park
Dakota
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Harri’s Cycle Shop
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Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin
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Blanchardville, Wis
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