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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1968

Page

12

Nicklaus Favorite to Win British Open at Carnoustie

AP reports Jack Nicklaus 28, from Columbus Ohio, as the 4-1 favorite for the 1968 British Open at Carnoustie. He predicts faster play than his earlier 54 hours 17 minutes on the 7,252 yard course while aiming to beat Ben Hogan’s 1953 record. Also listed as contenders are Bill Casper Roberto De Vicenzo Bert Yancey Arnold Palmer Gay Brewer and Doug Sanders.

Tom Reedy Carnoustie Scotland Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear Columbus Ohio Nicklaus Ben Hogan Bill Casper Roberto de Vicenzo Argentina de Vicenzo Roberito Casper Bert Yancey Arnold Palmer Gay Brewer Doug Sanders

Henry Clark Vows Rematch After Liston Bout Loss

In San Francisco Henry Clark 23 says he will train harder after losing to Sonny Liston in the seventh round on a nationally televised bout Liston improved to seven straight knockouts since a Clay loss Liston stood 219 pounds with a two inch reach advantage Clark showed wild punches and was stopped by referee Frankie Carter at 2 47 of the seventh round with all three judges scoring 6 0 for Liston.

San Francisco Henry Clark Big Bear Clark Sonny Liston Liston Cassius Clay Frankie Carter Jack Downey Jack Silver California

Baseball schedules across leagues at RBC and Copeland Park

The page lists multiple baseball schedules by league and venue. It includes International League, National League, American League, Continental League, Federal League, Minor and Major Leagues with team matchups and times across Main Diamond, Clay Diamond, Erickson Park, and age groups from 9 to 13 years old.

Town Town of Shelby Clay Ghanneas Copeland Park Federal Southern Erickson Park

Poleax Wins 4th Straight Derby Victory

Poleax, son of Axe II and owned by William R. Hawn, captured his fourth straight win this Hollywood Park season in the $127,000 Hollywood Derby. Bill Hartack guided Poleax to a 1:59 4-5 mile ride, 142 lengths ahead of Dewan with American Tiger third, earning $82,000.

Evsunvuylen JR Associated Press Poleax Hollywood Axe II William R. Hawn Hollywood Park Bill Hartack William Haggin Perry Dewan American Tiger

Bucks Open Camp Today in Milwaukee Expansion Era

The Milwaukee Bucks begin training camp at Wayland Academy in Beaver Dam as coach Larry Costello plans to host seven of the 12 draftees and eight veterans from the expansion draft.

Beaver Dam Milwaukee National Basketball Association Wayland Academy Larry Costello Bucks NBA

Major League Leaders in Batting Pitching and Fielding

Statistical leaders listed include batting leaders from Boston and Minnesota with Oliva and Uhlander at 86 hits, Yastrzemski and Rose high in averages, plus Howard and Horton in home runs. Pitching leaders show McLain 16 2, Tiant 156 strikeouts, Jenkins 128 as a common thread.

Harrelson Bost Yastrzemski McAuliffe Det F. Howard Wash Oliva Uhlaender Minn B. Robinson Balt Calif M. Alou Pitt Rose Cin Santo Chic McCovey S.F Perez Flood St.l Brock Staub Houst H. Aaron Atl W. Davis L.A Nathy Kline Jenkins Singer Marichal

Milwaukee Polo Club Outguns Chicago 7-5 in Central Circuit

The Milwaukee Polo Club defeated Chicago 7-5 to extend its unbeaten run to three wins in four starts in the U S Polo Association Central Circuit. Tom Wayman, an Oklahoma State student, was thrown but remained in the match and scored three goals while Harold Barry netted decisive scores in the final chukker after trailing 3-1 at halftime.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Polo Club Chicago Tom Wayman Harold Barry

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