Tag Return Sought for 1800 Northerns at Lansing Hatchery
Iowa Conservation Commission seeks cooperation from Northerns fishermen near Lansing and along the upper Mississippi to return red tagged 1800 northerns released as brood stock. Tags show release date and size. tracking aims to map range and growth rate with future studies on walleyes and coho salmon.
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Marichal Carlton named to National League All Stars
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal and St. Louis lefty Steve Carlton headline NL selections for the 1971 All-Star Game in Detroit. Joining them are Seaver Dierker Jenkins Ellis Wise and Carroll with Downing omitted and Seaver the only holdover from last year.
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Rick Wise
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St. Cloud Sweeps Aberdeen 13 10 in Northern League Game
The St. Cloud team completed a three game series sweep over Aberdeen with a 13 10 victory. Watertown beat Sioux Falls 16 8. St. Cloud exploded for four runs in the ninth after Aberdeen took a 10 9 lead in the eighth. Francisco Suarez drove in the tying run with a single and the go ahead run scored when a fielding throw went into the Aberdeen dugout.
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Helen Vetsch Leads Pine Creek Linksters
Helen Vetsch posted the best score on the odd holes to lead the Pine Creek ladies day golfers at the LA CRESCENT Minnesota course. Donna Lemke recorded the longest putt on the first hole and Pat McDowell the longest drive on hole three.
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Eagles Triumph 10 7 Over Heileman Nine In League Clash
Eagles beat Heileman 10-7 to take a 7-0 lead in Industrial Closed play as Prinser and Berra homer for the losers. Dairyland and K of C also posted wins while Sandy's and Mike's opened Open action with big scores.
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Mustangs and Arcadia Take Coulee Conference Wins
Melrose Mindoro improved to 11-1 in the Coulee Conference by defeating Holmen 4-2 as Dan Pfaff homered and drove in two, while Arcadia edged West Salem 2-1 in a tight matchup. Arcadia’s pitching held West Salem to nine strikeouts and one walk, with Gary Kulig drawing a walk for the tying and winning runs.
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Packers Sign Durkee and Rookies In Draft Completes List
Green Bay signs three players adding Charlie Durkee a 27 year old kicking specialist from Oklahoma State who played for New Orleans in 1967 68. Also inked are Charlie Hall defensive back from Pittsburgh and Greg Hendren center from California. Stillwagon and Mayer not signed.
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Twins Sign Draftee Scott Marchael to Bonus Pact
The Minnesota Twins announced they signed pitcher Scott Marchael, their third draft pick in the regular phase of last month's free agent draft, to a 52 drafted by the Twins.
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Vida Blue Heads AL Mound Corps
Vida Blue leads an AL pitching staff of nine named by Earl Weaver for the 42nd All Star Game in Detroit. The Orioles manager also picks Cuellar, Lolich, Palmer and others, though Cleveland’s McDowell may be replaced due to arm trouble.
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Frank Robinson
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Norm Cash
Indian Golf Ace Named to All Star Team
Marc Casper a junior from New Berlin was selected for the 1971 District 14 All Star Golf Team of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. He led the Indians to a 16 1 1 season record with a 75.9 scoring average in 10 matches and served as 1971 team captain.
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Platteville
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Whitewater
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Superior
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Stevens Point
Wednesday July puzzle release in P.M. papers
A cryptic style crossword puzzle appears in the afternoon papers with across and down clues. The grid lists clues for names, places, and standard crossword entries including real estate terms, gods, and common nouns.
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P.M
Strike Out King Delivers Angels Win Over Twins
California outfielder Billy Cowan went 3 for 4 driving in all three Angels runs in a 3-1 rain delayed victory over Minnesota. Eddie Fisher pitched five scoreless innings to earn the win, while Jim Kaat took the loss after a rough 72 1 3 innings. Brant Alyea scored the Twins’ unearned run on a wild throw.
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Lefty Phillips
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Pearse Scores Ace at La Crosse Country Club
Dick Pearse III fired a hole in one on the 181 yard fifth hole at La Crosse Country Club Tuesday using a five iron. He played with his father Art Sr and his brother Bill Pearse.
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