Dandridge Critics Bucks Policy as Money Wins
Bob Dandridge blasts the Milwaukee Bucks for favoritism toward Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson and says players like him remain underpaid. The Norfolk State product, now a Bucks champion, earned 17 000 last season and seeks about double for September. He hired attorney Norman Blass to press for fair pay while finishing college courses.
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Norfolk
Bob Dandridge
Milwaukee Bucks
Lew
Oscar
Bob
Alcindor and Robertson
Milwaukee
Norfolk State
Card of Thanks for Alfred Marshall
Our heartfelt thanks go to friends relatives and neighbors for sympathy visits food memorials flowers and acts of kindness during the loss of our husband father and brother Alfred Marshall A special thank you to Rev Delbert Permann Dr Lukasek the pallbearers Masonic Lodge Women’s Fellowship of United Church of Christ VFW firing squad Monroe La Crosse patrol and the Page funeral home the Al Marshall Family
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Alfred Marshall
Delbert Permann
Lukasek
the Pallbearers
Masonic Lodge
Women's Fellowship of United Church of Christ, V.F.W., Firing Squad
Monroe & la Crosse
Agnew Smiles Through Weathered Tee Shot in Korea
Vice President Spiro Agnew grinned as U S Ambassador Porter topped a tee shot at the Korean Military Academy Golf Course. The round with President Park highlighted Agnew's last full day in Seoul before departing for Singapore on an 11 nation trip.
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Seoul
South Korea
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
William J. Porter
Agnew
Doug Sanders
Porter
Chung Hee Park
Cho Sang-ho
Secret Service
Park
Singapore
Handy Builders Take Early Round With 5 2 Win Over S H Sports Shop
Handy Builders opened Classic League play with a 5 2 victory over S H Sports Shop to move to 12 0. Ron Czechowicz Butch Sever son and Paul Dunham led the offense while Germain added two hits for S H.
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Handy Builders
S&h Sports Shop
S&h
Ron Czechowicz
Butch Severson
Paul Dunham
Dunham
Germain
Varsity
Flames
Butch Murphy
Steve Cooley
Marv Earp
John Bigley
Garnett
Terrace
Pegy
Bob van Riper
John Fries
Lach
Jensen
al Topel
Brewer
Varsity Bar
Cooley
Earp
Schroeder
Bigley
Zielke
Loomis
Murphy
Benson
Harris
LaPoint
Haun
O Young
We’nders
Shimshak
Stellick
New
Alexander
Day
Ehrsam
Jim Green
Americans Lead In Dual Meet With Russia In Track
The United States and Russia split events as Randy Matson and Karl Salb won the shot put and the U S trailed late. Vladimir Panteley and Mikhail Zhelobovsky led the 1500 meters for the Soviets while Dave Roberts cleared 17 feet 5 inches in pole vault to keep the U S within a point. The World All Stars earned a relay win as Jamaicans Daley Lawson Quarrie and Miller clocked 39 seconds.
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Green
Liquori
Villanova
Dave Roberts
U.S
Russia
Roberts
Rice
Randy Matson
Karl Salb
Matson
Texas
Vladimir Panteley
Mikhail Zhelobovsky
United States
Alfred Daley
Carl Lawson
Don Quarrie
Lennox Miller
Beswick Sets Drag Record Overturns in Upset Incident
Arnie Beswick of Morrison Illinois set a track record in a nitro funny car run at Great Lakes Dragway but overturned in the final race escaping serious injury. Gene Snow of Dallas improved the funny car ET to 6.57 seconds. Don Nicholson of Atlanta opened pro stock trials with a 9.54 second run at 143.3 mph.
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Union Grove
Wis
Arnie Beswick
Morrison
Ill
Great Lakes Dragway
Beswick
Gene Snow
Dallas
Don Nicholson
Atlanta
Goolagong Wins Wimbledon Title at 19
Evonne Goolagong, 19, defeats Billie Jean King 6-4 6-4 in semifinals and Margaret Court 6-4 6-1 in the final to become Wimbledon champion. Born in Barellan Australia she was discovered there at age 9 and trained under Vic Edwards who adopted her into his family.
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Evonne Goolagong
Margaret Court
Mrs. Court
Miss Goolagong
Brazil
Maria Buena
Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean King
Mrs. King
Maria Bueno
Center Court
Barellan
Sydney
Great Outback
Australia
Evonne
Vic Edwards
Edwards
Baseball Leaders Across Leagues Noted in 1969 Stats
American League highlights feature Oliva Minnesota leading in hits with 101 and home runs tied at 18 with Melton Chicago. Oliva also tops batting with 375 at bats and 0.379 average. Pitching leaders include Cuellar Baltimore with 11 wins and high run support. National League notes list Torre St Louis hitting .367 and Stargell Pittsburgh with 28 homers. Stargell also drives RBI with 80 while Bonds San Francisco posts 59 runs.
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Olvia
Minn
Buford
Balt
Oliva
Killebrew
J.powell
Tovar
B. Conigliaro
Bost
R.jackson
Oak
Murcer
N.Y
Carew
Melton
Chic
Patek
K.C
Otis
Cuellar
Blue
Lolich
Det
Torre
St. L
W.davis
L.A
Bonds
S.F
Garr
Atl
Brock
St.l
Stargell
Pitt
H.aaron
Clemente
Speier
Morgan
Houst
Gullett
Cin
Ellis
Stoneman
Seaver
Boys' Club Nine Beats Chaseburg to Stay 1st in Riverland
Dennis Deckham pitched four hits and seven strikeouts in an 11-5 win for the Boys' Club Pony Lea over Chaseburg. Deckham improved to 8-1 on the season, with Beranek Marx and Kelney adding two hits each as the club moves to 21-7 before the De Soto Fourth of July Tournament for players 13 and under.
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Boys’ Club
Chaseburg
Dennis Deckham
Deckham
Bill Beranek
Bucky Marx
Bruce Kelney
de Soto
Iverson Gains GMO Golf Bid
Milwaukee area exemptions allow Don Iverson and fellow state pros to compete in the Greater Milwaukee Open Meet at Tripoli with a $25,000 top prize. Iverson, La Crosse pro, learned of his exemption after a 70 practice round, avoiding the 18-hole Monday qualifying.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Tripoli
Iverson
Tour
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Madison
Bobby Brue
Ozaukee
Eddie Langert
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Bob Swift
Manitowoc
Carl Unis
Brynwood
California Nicks Oakland 1-0 Behind Rich Clark Two-Hitter
Rich Clark of California pitched a brilliant two-hitter to edge Oakland 1-0 in a pitched duel with John Odom. The Angels narrowly claimed the win in yesterday's game.
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Rich Clark
Angels
John Odom
California
Oakland
Whitehall Nines Edge in 2-0 Dairyland Setback
Cochrane-Fountain City pitcher Dave Hutton silenced Whitehall until the 10th inning when two errors and a hit produced the deciding run. Doug Knutson drove in the two late runs as Rick Stirn tied for extra bases with a triple. Jeff Dahl fanned 10 in six relief innings for Whitehall. CFC travels to Osseo-Fairchild next.
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Fountain City
Wis
Whitehall
Cochrane-Fountain City
Dairyland
Dave Hutton
Hutton
Pirates
Norsemen
Doug Knutson
Knutson
Rick Stirn
Jeff Dahl
Cochrane
St. Cloud Nine and Aberdeen Triumph in Northern League Wins
St. Cloud pushed past Sioux Falls 10 to 8 behind Mikes Smith three run homer and Goularters solo blast. Aberdeen defeated Watertown 8 to ? aided by five Watertown errors and ten walks as Carl Woolford earned the win.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Watertown
Mike Smith
Greg Goularter
Ed Munoz
Luis Silva
Packers
Carl Woolford
Buckner Leads Dodgers Past Padres with Five RBI Night
Bill Buckner starred for the Dodgers slugging a homer and three singles to drive in five runs as Los Angeles crushed the San Diego Padres 9-2.
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Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Diego
Bowling Scores From Viroqua Sunset Lanes Team Standings
Bowling results list team series and high scores from Viroqua Sunset Lanes and Sports Bowl. Notable leaders include Rebecca Erickson 472 and Ilene Mellem 189 high. Team totals include Ames Feed 2364 and Hits & Mrs. 2472 with individual top marks.
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Flower Girls
Viroqua Sunset Lanes
Asters
Rebecca Erickson
Charlotte Savage
Sandy Olson
Cookie Byington
Ilene Meilem
Sharon Nelson
Shirley Bohland
Sallee Farley
Marilyn Carder
Jill Liebscher
Ardelie Terwilliger
Alvera Aspenson
Ilene Mellem
Ames Feed
Bill Ellefson
Don Pederson
al Walling
Howard Totten
Gary Emerson
Chuck Hanson
al Fisher
Terry Clark
Outlaws
Ralph Melby
Rich Peterson
Mike Harris
Ron Sutherland
Erv Nerison
Dale Bennett
Dolores Havik
Nancy Hornby
Lou Ann Engh
Shirley Bohliand
Beverly Skrede
Ila Olson
Annette Melby
Joyce Lyons
Olga Bahr
Jo Walters
Jean Brudos
Ruth Kellogg
Marlene Hansen
Marilyn Dahl
Sharon Terwilliger
Knutson & Burch
Gary Knutson
Fred Nuttieman
Jim Thompson
Gary Graff
Alice Knutson
Jan Thompson
Eve Jerald
Ann Graff
Corne Miller
Steve Coady
Ken Iverson
Fritz Kaiser
Jim Lackmaster
Erv Gerald
George Conway
John Weber
Angels
Shirlee Stuggerud
Eileen Doschadis
Sharon Olson
Shirley Potts
Rose Nelson
Joyce Hall
Thors
Stan Smith Bids For Wimbledon Title Clash With Newcombe
Stan Smith of Pasadena faces Australia’s John Newcombe in a Wimbledon final bid to bring the title back to the United States after eight years abroad. Smith, on Army leave to aid the U.S. Davis Cup defense, and Newcombe are tall, fit rivals with big serves as fans expect a long match. Smith beat Newcombe recently at Queen’s Club in a three set warm up.
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Wimbledon
England
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
John Newcombe
Australia
America
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Manuel Santana
Spain
Smith
U.S. Army
United States
Newcombe
London
Queen’s Club
Donohue Faces Uncers in Pocono Schafer 500 Duel
Mark Donohue starts from pole in the inaugural Pocono 500 at the new track facing brothers Bobby and Al Unser. Donohue posted 172.398 mph in qualifying, while Bobby and Al share front row spots as the rivalry with the UNSAC title continues.
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Mount Pocono
Mark Donohue
Unsers Brothers
Schafer
Pocono International Raceway
Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountain
Donohue
Media
Roger Pease
McLaren
U.S
Unsers
Bobby
Dan Gurney
Arcadia Edges Holmen In Eight Inning Baseball Thriller
Arcadia spoiled Holmen’s early lead with a late rally, winning 3-2 in eight innings. Holmen, 0-8, loaded the bases in the eighth but could not push across the tying run as Arcadia held on for the win.
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Holmen
Wis
Arcadia
Arcadia Scord
Raiders
Bill LaFleur
LaFleur
Raider
Jim Haines
Gary Larson
Steve Fonsted
Curt Wenzel
Vikings
Onalaska
Community thanks for sympathy after mother's death
Family of Sophia Richmond expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness shown after her passing. They name Father Hanson pallbearers and La Crescent Nursing Center staff and list George David Edward Pernella Raymond Richmond.
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Sophia Richmond
Father Hanson
la Crescent Nursing Center
Card of Thanks Expression and Call for Notices
A note describes the purpose of a card of thanks to acknowledge floral tributes and kindness from those not easily reached by mail. It explains the payment and suggests placing notices via telephone with the LaCrosse Tribune Classified Department at 782-8040.
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LaCrosse Tribune Classified Department
Lost White Poodle at Jacobson's One Stop Station
Lost white poodle found at noon Wednesday near Jacobson's One Stop Station. Child's pet. Call 784-0499 to claim or arrange return. Also lost glasses near 1th and 12th Ave North Onalaska call Malle. Vicinity Wedgewood boy's 26 inch yellow Vista bike reward $5.
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Tribune
Jacobson
12Th Ave
Onalaska
Malle
Wedgewood Boy
Syne
Lost dog and stray cat notices from Farnam Street
A part black Labrador with white chest marking and a choke chain is lost near 2610 Farnam Street. The dog answers to Skee ter and can be reached at 784-1901. A black male cat is also stray and can be reached at 788-1743.
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Skeeter
Farnam Street
Probate Court Sets Hearing for Witzke Will and Heirship
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate court orders hearing on the will and heirship of Erwin Witzke also known as Erwin P. Witzke. Creditors must file claims by September 22, 1971 and claims will be examined on September 28, 1971. Dated June 22, 1971. By Judge Eugene A. Toepel. Ruediger Jeanis Gleason, Attorney, 611 Exchange Bidg La Crosse WI 12265.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Erwin Witzke
Erwin P. Witzke
Vine Street
la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Ruediger
Jeanis & Gleason
Wisconsin Dairy Row Over Boycott Signals Shoreline Action
The Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce urged West Coast aerospace workers to cut feather bedding before cutting cheese from their diets. The open letter by research director Philip Sellinger adds to Wisconsin’s reaction to boycott threats against its products. Arts and Letters finished second in the 1969 Kentucky Derby and Preakness but won the Belmont Stakes.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Philip Sellinger
Wisconsin
Arts and Letters
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S&h Sport Shop
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