Marcis eyes 100 lap Dells feature and Monza 150 Classic
NASCAR veteran Dave Marcis of Wisconsin will race a '73 Camaro at the Dells Motor Speedway in a 100 lap feature with $600 top prize from a $6,000 purse. Terry Bivens and other Midwest drivers are expected. A Monza 150 Classic at Capitol Super Speedway near Madison carries a $10,000 purse and runs Sunday starting at 1 p.m. USAC may mandate turbocharger restrictors for Indy cars to slow speeds, with board action due next month in Indianapolis.
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Nascar
Dave Marcis
Wisconsin
Dells Motor Speedway
Marcis
North la Crosse Speedway
Wausau
West Salem
Bristol
Tenn
Dells
Midwest
Terry Bivens
Shawnee
Kan
Capitol Super Speedway
Madison
United States Auto Club
Allentown
Morning Call
USAC
Board of Directors
Indianapolis
Detroit
Indy
A. J. Foyt
Corvette Gymkhana in La Crosse at Interstate Speedway
Wisconsin's River City Corvettes of La Crosse host a Blow Your Doors Off gymkhana at the La Crosse Interstate Speedway near West Salem. Registration opens at 8 a.m. with practice 8:30 to 11:30. Entry fees vary by member status and gender. Rapids reschedules its Mid-Season championship race to Sunday at 8:30 p.m. for a 50-lap feature with Dick Trickle among top entrants.
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Wisconsin
River City Corvettes
la Crosse
la Crosse Interstate Speedway
West Salem
Rapids
Dick Trickle
Tavern Softball Leaders Trimmed By OK Rack Bars
The OK Bar moved to first in the American Division with a 9-5 win over River City Palace, while Rack Bars beat Snuffy's 7-4 to challenge in the National Division. Dick & Ann's topped Ozzie's 10-6 as Dick Skaff hit two homers, and other league results include Pump Bar’s 15-3 over Midway, Our Corner Bar’s 47-0 win over Lariat Club, and the Hawks’ 9-6 victory over Slapsticks in Trane Fast.
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Rack Bars
Tavern
OK Bar
River City Palace
Tom Prinsen
River City
Rack
Wayne Hauser
Snuffy
Schmidty
Mike Limberg
Mike Kakuska
Pump Bar
Bob Stange
Pump
Popcorn Bar
Key Bar
Luther Selbo
Steve Barber
Vogue Bar
Oxford Club
Mike
John Fries
Dan
D. J. Larson
Jane Nelson
Regents Weigh Graduate Cuts and Tuition Hikes
Proposal to phase out graduate programs at seven of eleven UW four year campuses receives Regents committee approval. Tuition for upperclass students rises at Madison and Milwaukee, while nonresident rates also increase. A provost would oversee RSU Center System and Extension with a statewide academic role.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Regents
Board of Regents
Regents Statewide University
RSU
Regent Education Committee
John Weaver
Uw-Madison
Uw-Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
Regents’ Business and Finance Committee
Milwaukee
Dorsed
Centen
UW Extension
Center System and Extension
Center System
Durward Long
Weaver
Net tourney advances in city meet doubles events
Five men's doubles teams reached the second round with victories on Thursday and three mixed doubles pairs also moved up in the city tennis tournament. Match results include Mike Cooper Adolph Gundersen over Larson Roberts 6 3 6 4 and Lindblom Quinlisk over Milne Brindley 6 4 6 0 with other matches decided by forfeit and scorelines 6 2 6 4, 7 5 6 0.
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Mike Cooper
Adolph Gundersen
Randy Larson
Robin Roberts
Carl Lindblom
Warren Quinlisk
John Milne
Tom Brindley
Dave Range
Bob Wingate
Rich
Dave Levinger
Rudy Keimowitz
Jonhn Lentart
Tex Carlsson
Gunnar Gundersen
Beaird-McKellan
Mike Copper
Kim Schreiber
Don
Wendy Spirduso
Bob McLoone
Susie Moriarity
Lance Sierrant
Sue Fell
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Viroqua Sunset
Bowling results show FLOWER GIRLS Pansies with 2146 in team series and 75 in team game. Individual honors go to Bonnie Olson 493 Shirley Bohland 489 Marilyn Carder 486 Sandy Hanson 474 Cindy Juno 461. Beulah Clark 189 top high single. HOT ROD Ames Feeds 2364 team series and 837 team game. Individuals Andy Sherry 562 Jeff Fortney 544 Dennis Pederson 516 Verlyn Ames 508 Al Clark 500 Joe Fortney 495. High single Andy Sherry 224.
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Pansies
Bonnie Olson
Shirley Bohland
Marilyn Carder
Sandy Hanson
Cindy Juno
Beulah Clark
Ames Feeds
Atleys
Andy Sherry
Jeff Fortney
Dennis Pederson
Verlyn Ames
al Clark
Joe Fortney
19 Teams Set for Tavern League Softball Tourney
The La Crosse Tavern League conducts a 19 team 16 inch softball tournament at two Copeland Park diamonds Saturday and Sunday. First games start 9 30 a m Saturday with finals Sunday at 3 p m. Dick Ann s leaders are among top contenders.
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la Crosse Tavern League
Copeland Park
U S Netters Open Davis Cup Play Against Chile
Tom Gorman of Seattle will open the American Zone finals against Chile’s Jaime Fillor as the U S team faces Chile in Davis Cup action in North Little Rock. Stan Smith of Sea Pines will meet Pat Cornejo in the other singles.
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North Little Rock
Ark
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Mexico
Gorman
Jaimie Fillor
Chile
Stan Smith
Sea Pines
S.C
Pat Cornejo
United States
Riverland softball action leads to high scoring nights
This week in Riverland League play Toby's edged This Old House 12 11 as Wes Larson drove in a ninth inning run on a single. Bev and Bill's beat Big Rivers 17 6 led by Larry Sciborski with four hits. Len Berg homered for the losers. Coulee Golf Bowl defeated Blue Bar 12 7 led by Tom Peek four for five. Rick and Marge's topped Crescent Inn 18 13 aided by Gene Carl homer. Tip Top Bar beat Romance Tavern 23 6 and Bob's Bar outslug Tippy Toe Inn 14 8 with homers from Al Stemper George Horihan Jerry Huntington and Rick Hagen. Tippy Toe stranded bases loaded as Danny Sorenson struck out twice.
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Toby
Wes Larson
Dave Segler
Mitty Mattson
Bev
Bill
Big Rivers
Larry Sciborski
Len Berg
Tom Peek
Blue Bar
Rick
Danny Sorenson
Judge to rule on beef price freeze removal suit
A federal judge in San Francisco said he will rule soon on a suit seeking removal of the beef price freeze. The meat industry says the freeze damns supplies and harms operations as several plants announce Thursday shutdowns in Pennsylvania California Texas and Nebraska. William Hughes, president of King Meat Packing Co. in Vernon California, says his plant has not closed in 25 years.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Nebraska
William Hughes
King Meat Packing Co
Vernon
Calif
Pacific Meat Jobbers Association
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Willard Williams
Texas Tech University
Williams
Senate
House
John Tower
R-Tex
Marriage notices list multiple couples in La Crosse area
A long list of engaged couples is announced with planned wedding dates in August across La Crosse area towns including Holmen Onalaska and Tomah. Couples include Allan L Peterson and Julie A Karis and Steven R Breidel and Carole L Devenport among others.
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Allan L. Peterson
Springbook Way
Julie A. Karis
la Crosse
Steven R. Breidel
Carole L. Devenport
Michael J. Henry
Waterloo
Iowa
Debra M. Flottmeier
Caledonia St
Roger D. Casberg
Holmen
Judith E. Berg
Ettrick
Town of
Weekend Of Prayer at St Domini Monastery Vigil
The Marian Vigil at St Domini Monastery 3000 South Aves runs Friday and Saturday with Mass at 8 p.m. Friday then holy hour Eucharistic Adoration and Rosary to 10 p.m. Saturday Adoration from 6 a.m. all day including a 11 a.m. Bible service and Rosary. Benediction closes at 6 45 p.m. Saturday. The chapel opens daily from a.m. to 6 p.m.
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St. Domini
South Aves
Unregistered Boat Violations From County Court
In La Crosse county court Axel Keranen 55 of Racine was fined 39 dollars for operating an unregistered boat William P Haller 33 of 546 N 3rd Ave Onalaska also fined 39 dollars for unregistered boat Francisco Figueroa 23 of Chicago was fined 39 dollars for fishing without a license The piece notes that three royal houses lost their thrones during World War I the Romanovs Hapsburgs and Sfohenzollerns.
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la Crosse
Axel Keranen
Racine
William P. Haller
3Rd Ave
Onalaska
Francisco Figueroa
Chicago
Romanovs
Hapsburgs
Sfohenzollerns
Oil firm backs Arabs sparks Jewish outrage in LA
Standard Oil of California sent 300000 letters urging shareholders and employees to back Middle East peace and Arab relations. Jewish leaders called it interference with U S policy and protested the stance while activists urged boycotts and destruction of company credit cards. Senior figures cited ethical concerns and questioned why Israel was not mentioned.
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
California
Standard Oil Co
Middle East
Standard Oil
United States
Standard
Edward Sanders
Jewish Federation Council of
Greater Los Angeles
Sanders
Otto M. Miller
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Phil Blazer
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Valley Parkway
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Weston St
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Lynn M. Gethrie
Woodard Ave
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Superior Ave
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Ronald E. von Hofwegen
Paula J. Girodat
S. Black River St
U.S. District Court
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Beloit
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Tomah Veterans Hospital
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