Shooky Fink Coaches New Albin Youth Baseball
The article profiles Shooky Fink, custodian at New Albin school since 1957, guiding Kee Comah Gane Schultz and town youth baseball programs. It notes 1969 and 1970 successes, local support from the Zarwell family, and a strong, long running New Albin baseball tradition with players from Peewee to Babe Ruth levels.
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Newlwast
Geunra
Creir Calluspues
Keelegh
St George
Lansing
Beccaure
Alympi
Shooley Fink
Peewee
Ruth Lasms
Wight
Shaoky
Dhet Ams
Ubider
Comah Gane Schultz
Jelly Spring Grove
Minn
Steve
Babe" Fink
la Crosse
Wis
Tipton's Hall Wins Thompson Open at Sheaffer Course
Tipton's Hall finished first in the Thompson Open at the Sheaffer golf course. Averyear pro at Tyson County club shot a steady 305-70 to claim the title as rain caused a one hour delay. George Shimek of Coxtat Rapids finished back in the pack.
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Madison
Mile Hall
Averyear
Tyson County Club
Sheaffer Golf Course
Mall
Coxtat’ Rapids
George Shimek Sholoa
Washington State lands Brothowski football signee
Bol Brothowski son of Zeke Brothowski signs a national letter of intent with Washington State University. He joins the Cougars after headlines linking him to national football prospects.
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Pullman
Bol Brothowski
Zeke
Longin Spkarterbrick
Chicagol
Jwoor
Washington Stite University
Musical Windup for Chinese Tour in Seattle
A Chinese goodwill mission led by Chou Chia-sheng received a standing ovation in Seattle after a piano recital at the Rei Hee Raminnson Pavilion. About 5,000 fans attended as Chinese performers toured the United States, with plans to visit New York and other cities before heading to Vancouver.
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People’s Re
Chou Chia-sheng
Publi
China
United States
Ron
Tan
Rei Hee
Chou
Xercisa MhLind
Debbie Malle
A' U
Mina Tale
New York
Jloyas
al Ula
Unitesd States
Souille
Vancouver
Cubs Embrace Active Bench Under Lockman
Cubs manager Lou Lockman relies on an active bench to fuel a pennant push. Versatile Jim Hickman and center fielder Glanly lead a shifting lineup while rookies and reserves spell relief for stars Billy Williams and Don Kessinger. The plan aims to sustain pace as Chicago challenges in the National League.
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Chicago
Andstey Lockman
Esprit de Corps
Ine Cubs
Manesel
Hee Torsday
Pat Bauraie
Aliie
Los Angeles
Fi Bole
Mimi Yee
Ae Poplin
Nery
Jim Hickman
San Francison Glanly
Billy
Pillyburgh Pirates
Williama
Cubs
Willers
Weseagon Cub Lett
Lockman
Mey “Bourgue
Mt Bourgue
Leu Chiadeher
Bourque
American Association
Wichita
Cur
Adlarita
AW Piel
Tim
Ilawilp Lik
Durteler
Toelatan
Ron Rudolph
Paul Popovich
Carmen Fanzone
Gene Kiser
Clea James
Adrian
Gare Rell
Cate
Billy Williams
Close Cardenal
Rick Monday
Ron Santa
Don Kessinger
Glen Burkert
Randy Hadley
Broders Earns May Athlete of the Month Honors
Fayette high school star Broders was named Athlete of the Month for May by Everett Gisehind, director of pills. He led the TAC in hitting with an .187 slugging percentage and 23 total bases, was second in pitching wins, and recorded 48 official at bats with one strikeout. Junior Jim Davenport named to NAIA District 16 team and NAIA second team.
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Eastern Allemakee
Doane Pabrman
Shooky
New Albin School
New Albin
Lansing
Herbert Zarwells
E Jel Park
Sadky
Tio
Tom Inhoff
Stars of Tomorrow
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Gay
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Audi Sie
Hopkinton
Kent
New Alpine
Albert Kyebn
Garland Book
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Ken Buege
Rick Zarwell
Jimmy
Donterol
Ife
la Crosse State
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Mike Janpula
Oller Hanns
Sheoky
Legion
Alford
Vostine
Fayette
Broders
Inva Anlage
Everett Sh Gisehind
Pilllirs
Broder
Fencocks
Bill Prochasks
Orer
Braders
Me Suiper Tews
Jim Davenport
Alinna
Theijatea
NATA
Open Qualifier Spotlight Sam Snead Seeks Another Shot
Sam Snead, 54, pursues a return to golf's Open at Oakmont after missing last year. The article notes Snead’s five-under 69-70-? in Charlotte and details sectional qualifiers across multiple cities as contenders vie for the 73rd Open field.
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Yworld
Oakmont
Vanerabla Shuad
Fle
Telecar Mred Mart
Froles
Charlotte
Hare
Stead
Ids Ware
PGA
Hubert Green
Tom Shaw
Gibby Gilbect
Doug Sanders
Ken Ventur
Sabran Hurris
Steve Melys
Gert Greene
Bob Lunn
Campbell
Cincinnati
Tuntington
W. Va
Jim O'Hern
Goshen
John Phillips
Springfield
Chicago
Bill Ogden
Glenview
Gene Torres
Don Thisterwal
Ed Byman
John Sellec
Texas
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