Orioles threaten Tigers in weekend showdown at Detroit
Orioles rise to challenge Tigers as Baltimore wins 8-2 over the Yankees while Detroit slips further after a 4-0 loss to California. Weaver's club has won five straight since his arrival and holds a wide race lead in the AL.
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Glen's Jars Maintains Slim Tavern League Lead
Glen's Jars beat Monitor 12-2 to stay ahead in the Tavern League softball race as rain postponed many doubleheaders. Ron Pataska hit a homer for Glen's while Terry Priebe held Monitor to eight hits. 400 Club won 9-7 over Joe's OK Bar, and Schmidty's notched two wins to move to 4-1 in league play.
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Cowboys Cut Ferge From Roster In Free Agent Trimming
The Dallas Cowboys released William Ferge from Wisconsin State University Stevens Point and 11 other free agents, downsizing the squad Monday in Thousand Oaks California. Ferge hails from Schofield Wisconsin.
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Cliffside tops Hogan in 9-6 IPL softball clash
Mike Langley went 3 for 3 and Chuck Pearson hit a homer as Cliffside defeated Hogan 9-6. Don Dresen earned the win. Powell Park beat Myrick 11-10 after a late Myrick surge. In Girls Recreation play, Myrick edged Hood 19-18 with Debbie Johnson homering for Hood and Linda Ferguson for Myrick as both also pitched.
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Casper Nicklaus Favorites In PGA
In San Antonio Texas the 1968 PGA Championship field of about 170 golfers works toward the Thursday opening round at Pecan Valley. Arnold Palmer attracts a large gallery during a Monday practice round while Billy Casper and Jack Nicklaus share top favoritism with Palmer.
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Trempealeau and Lincoln Win In Regional Baseball Action
Trempealeau defeats Melrose Mindoro 10 to 0 behind Bob Salsman one hitting Trempealeau and Lincoln tops Holmen 10 to 0 with combined no hit efforts by Bob Bates and Ralph Green Lincoln and Trempealeau advance in the Wisconsin regional tournament with action set for Wednesday and a potential finals clash Friday at 8 p.m.
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Caledonia Legion sweeps La Crosse in twin bill
Caledonia, Minn beat La Crosse Legion No. 2 twice on Monday night 4-2 in a resumed nine inning game and 6-3 in the second contest. Rick Forschler had a late single and Mitch Sheehan drove in a run with a sac fly in the 10th. Paul Wagner pitched a four hitter. Caledonia hosts the La Crosse Boys' Club next.
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