Johnson Knots the County Am Golf Crown at Maple Grove
Gary Johnson, Jack Knothe and Don Iverson lead the field in the La Crosse County Amateur golf championship at Maple Grove. Johnson shoots 67 to lead by three over Knothe and Iverson as 127 players vie for the title on the 6,503 yard course with final rounds to follow.
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Harris Leads Cleveland Open After Six Under Par Round
Labron Harris Jr., 25, former U S Amateur winner and Oklahoma State star, fired a 65 at Lakewood Country Club to share early lead in the Cleveland Open. Johnny Pott trailed with 66 as a five-way group tied at 67 included Bolt Brewer Nichols Rodgers and Haas.
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Major League Leaders American and National Leagues
American League leaders include Oliva with 132 hits and .324 average across 225 at bats. Robinson of Baltimore leads in runs with 84 and RBIs with 82. Kaline and Snyder also high in batting. National League leaders show Ajou with 150 hits and a .338 average. Aaron tops home runs with 31. Koufax leads in strikeouts with 210.
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Pirates Rally Past Giants on Swoboda Homers
The report highlights Ron Swoboda delivering key hits for the Mets against the Giants. It notes his surprise power shown in back-to-back moments, contrasting past moments with the current game and mentioning Bill Henry as the pitcher. The passage reflects a dramatic late-inning turnaround by the Mets.
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Giants look to rebuild under Morrall after shaky QB era
The New York Giants hope Earl Morrall returns them to form as his veteran presence joins a team with questions at quarterback and a rebuilt receiving and line corps. The club faces consistency issues with substitutes and injuries while aiming to duplicate last season’s surprising results.
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La Crescent Edges Rochester for State Legion Berth
La Crescent blanked Rochester 1 0 to clinch a berth in the Minnesota State Legion Tournament. Greg Roraff scattered eight hits with an unearned run in the seventh, while Sam Shea and Roraff paired for the shutout and the district crown. The win marks La Crescent the first state meet berth in its history and the team’s sixth shutout in eight games.
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Course Shortened For Lady Carling Open
Sutton Massachusetts AP Kathy Whitworth praised the shortened Pleasant Valley course for the Lady Carling Open as 46 players tee off in the 54 hole event. The course was trimmed by 200 yards to 6280 yards improving fairness for more players. Whitworth completed a tune up round but did not file an official scorecard.
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Bangor Lands Six on 1966 All Coulee Conference Baseball Team
Bangor High School earned six picks on the All Coulee squad led by Coach Robert Thompson. Key selections include Les Muenzenberger, Dave Antony, Rod Nicolai, Fred Stark, Dick Young, and Joel Steigerwald with other honorees from Gale Ettrick Trempealeau Arcadia and Onalaska. Bangor finished 13 1 in league play atop the standings.
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Manitowoc Names Richard Bixby New Lancaster Coach
Richard Bixby longtime assistant football coach at Manitowoc was named Lancaster High School head coach on Thursday. He succeeds the previous coach and will lead the Lancaster program this season and beyond.
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Lecher and Schaller Win Feature Races at Inter-State Fair
Monte Lecher of La Crosse won the hobby stock feature and Tom Schaller of Onalaska took the stock feature at the Inter-State Fair grounds Thursday night. Chuck Smith of Onalaska earned the mid season stock championship and Dewey Moore of La Crescent claimed the hobby stock mid season title.
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KC Rookie Nash Wins Fifth Straight as Twins Top Halts
Kansas City rookie Jim Nash improved to 5-0 after beating Washington 4-3. The 21-year-old right hander, signed by the A's in 1964, has posted a 2.65 ERA with 43 strikeouts in seven games since July. Other AL results include Cleveland 3 Baltimore 1 and Minnesota 2 Boston 1.
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Packers and others in star lineup list
The read text lists players by jersey numbers and names across Packers and college rosters, detailing an all star game lineup. It includes multiple teams with players from Princeton to Michigan and Alabama.
Newcomer Doug Davis to start Vikings opener vs Lions
The Minnesota Vikings depart for New Orleans for the exhibition with Detroit. Fresh face Doug Davis earns a starting spot at right tackle as Archie Sutton is sidelined by a knee injury, while Jim Fulgham joins the line after a Giants deal.
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