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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
7
A golf coaching note explains that the slice stems from an outside-in swing with woods and irons alike. It advises returning the club inside the line and keeping the right elbow close on the downswing to hit from inside out. Mental barriers and self discipline are crucial to mastering mind over matter.
Detroit and Houston exchange pitchers with Larry Sherry going to the Astros for Jim Landis. Landis, 33, returns to the American League after stints with Kansas City Chicago and Cleveland, batting .259 in 46 games this season. Sherry, 32, is 0-1 with a 6.43 ERA for Detroit. John Hiller is recalled from Toledo.
Whitewater Wisconsin Bob Berezowitz and Jim Knoblauch, standouts from last year, return not as players but as freshman assistant coaches. Athletic Director Ed Schwager says the additions complete the coaching staff. Berezowitz holds many passing records and All-American honors, while Knoblauch was a top scorer, rusher, and record catcher for the Warhawks.
Cochranen FC down Alma Center Lincoln 8 2 Tuesday night in a Dairyland Conference baseball contest. Lincoln standout Al Giese collected three hits but his team fell behind early and could not catch up.
A compact list of leaders across batting pitching and fielding categories. Notable names include Frank Robinson Jackie Robinson Brooks Batting leaders with boasts from Kaline Yastrzemski Cepeda and Aaron. Pitching leaders Horlen Sparma Veale and Bunning post top wins and strikeouts.
Robert Trent Jones announced an 18 hole course at Spring Green near Frank Lloyd Wright’s former home. The layout will run 5 000 to 7 000 yards and host tourney play. Construction begins this summer with a 1968 opening. In winter the area will be used for skiing. A combined ski lodge and golf house will be built in Wrights style.
The 1967 Wimbledon opening round produced epic prolonged rallies as John Newcombe defeated Clark Graebner in three sets after a 1 hour 50 minute first frame with 32 games. Graebner saved 16 set points in that set, a feat fans question if it’s a record. Charles Pasarell remains the last American in singles, set to face Thomas Koch in the fourth round.
The U S baseball squad for the Pan American Games Trials will play at least five exhibitions next month. They face the Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball League All-Stars at Minneapolis Parade Stadium on July 9 and 13, at St Paul Midway Stadium on July 11 and 18, and against the St Cloud Box of the Northern League on July 15.
Kohler High School junior John Sicotte, 17, died at St. Marys Hospital Milwaukee four days after a head injury from colliding with an opponent during a summer league game against Sheboygan Falls High School at Legion Park.
Art Haege, 29, football coach at Two Rivers High and former Northern Michigan assistant, was named Tuesday night as coach of the Sheboygan Redwings of the Central States Football League. He succeeds Bill Butler, now an assistant with Winnipeg of the CFL.
In Indianapolis Wisconsin lost to Ohio Valley 6 0 in singles and finished fourth with a 12 24 record. Eastern Michigan won for the fifth year, followed by Western Michigan and Ohio Valley.
The Minnesota Twins hoped to gain in the pennant race after a postponement in St Paul due to a severe thunderstorm. Calvin Griffith said four games at Chicago could decide the AL standings if Minnesota wins three, with pitching improving and hitting to follow.
In a topsy turvy NL night Philadelphia beat San Francisco 10-3 as Short hit a three run double and Marichal led a 19 hit attack to win 12-3 for the Giants against the Phillies. Blass beat Atlanta 3-1 as Pittsburgh snapped a losing streak and Brown urged confidence in his club.
Billy Williams of the Cubs, 29, known as Sweet Swinging Billy, remains in the background despite a string of 565 consecutive games and big seasons. He reflects on fame, credits teammates Ernie Banks and Ron Santo, and says contract time is when his value matters most.
Elena Strum led Strum, Wis in a 7-3 victory over Independence on Tuesday. Strum produced key hits while the defense held firm, securing the conference win at home.
St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press sports writer Richard W. Dillman was named public relations director for the Minnesota North Stars. Dillman, 37, has covered hockey and skiing since 1961 after moving from Spokane and previously directed athletics publicity at Gonzaga University. The club also added Dane Peterson, ex sales and promotion director for the California Seals, to its sales staff.
Ten year old Beverly Klass from Woodland Hills California competes in the women's National Open in Hot Springs Virginia. She shoots 96 96 for 192 total strokes earning $100 at 52.08 cents per stroke.
Toronto defeated Baltimore 2 to 1 while Oakland won 1 to 0 over Chicago. Pittsburgh and St. Louis drew 3 all and United Association Los Angeles beat San Francisco 2 to 0.
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