Haugen Wins Ma Cal Grove Open in Caledonia Golf
Gary Haugen of Decorah Iowa captured the Ma Cal Grove Open at Caledonia with a two under par 106 after a final nine of 33. John Hogden tied the 27th hole to force no playoff as Haugen prevailed amid gusty winds and late storm delays. Defending champ Gerard Janikowski finished third after a playoff.
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Graebner Wins Clay Court Singles Net Championship
Clark Graebner won the National Clay Courts Tennis Championships singles title, defeating Stan Smith 6-3 7-5 6-0. Nancy Richey claimed the women’s singles title for the sixth straight year, defeating Linda Tuero 6-3 6-3. Graebner also teamed with Pasarell to win the semifinal and, with Smith, pursued the doubles finals.
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Fox Victorious In Sparta Race
Everett Fox of Black River Falls won the Sparta To mah Speedway feature in Sparta Wisconsin. Dick Trickle led the night with a 15.68 fast time and several drivers from Wisconsin placed in the top finishes across feature, consolation, and hobby stock events.
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Krueger Named Athletic Director at Stevens Point State
Bob Krueger, longtime Stevens Point State basketball coach, was named athletic director succeeding the late Hale Quandt. Krueger, 45, a former Wisconsin star, will keep coaching next season as his teams hold a 72-57 record. Quandt died June 30 after a long illness. Krueger had succeeded him as coach after the 1961-62 season. He previously coached at Columbus La Crosse Central and Janesville high schools.
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Rodriguez Outpoints Rondon In San Juan Boxing Bout
Luis Rodriguez 154 pounds from Miami topped Vicente Paul Rondon 160 pounds of Venezuela over ten rounds in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Giants and Cubs power to early NL wins in doubleheader
In a split National League doubleheader, the Giants beat the Astros with Mike McCormick strong on six hits in the nightcap as Willie Mays returns to first base for the first time since 1954. Billy Williams belts two run homers and a sacrifice fly to back Chicago’s 10-5 win over the Dodgers.
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Lions Trade For Falcons DT Chuck Sieminski
The Detroit Lions announced they have traded a future draft choice to acquire defensive tackle Chuck Sieminski from the Atlanta Falcons.
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