Elkhorn expected the Hell's Angels to show up and disrupt national championship motorcycle races at the fairgrounds, but the Milwaukee Outlaws and Chicago Rogues show up instead. Nazi swastikas were everywhere in evidence. The group is headed to upper Michigan for a holiday excursion when Philip H. Linden falls asleep at the wheel and his sedan careens off the bridge. The rowdies vandalize much property near the Riviera dance pavilion, including crushing a car just with their weight. Police arrest 193.
Rock County starts forming a grand jury to investigate commercial gambling, or bookmaking.
The grand jury follows by four days the arrest of five Janesville men on charges of accepting and forwarding bets. Charges against one of the men are dropped at his initial court appearance, but the grand jury indicts 23 people on gambling and perjury charges. Baker's car skids out of control south of Lake Geneva, hits a utility pole and two concrete pillars and rolls over twice. Also dead is Brenda's uncle, Robert V. Wilson, Elkhorn. In the trio are Joe Frazier, Mike Kobluk and John Denver.