Green and Fezler Lead Canadian Open in Windy Round
Hubert Green and Forrest Fezler shot 71s to share the second round lead at the Canadian Open. Gusty winds and a soggy course challenged names like Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf, with Irwin slipping to 140 after a 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Green
Forrest Fezler
Montreal
Hale Irwin
Green
Tallahassee
Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Forrest Ferler
Bobby Mitchell
Jim Ferriell
Bob Lunn
Paul Moran
Chuck Courtney
John Schlee
Bruce Crampton
Lee Trevino
Country Kitchen Triumphs In Classic Softball Matchup
Country Kitchen beat Posaas Construction 6-2 as Steve Tanke sparked a three run fourth inning rally. Bill Tauscher worked the full game for Country Kitchen while Matt Cohen homered for his only hit. Terrace-New Villa upset Shakey's Pizza 4-1 behind Bob Van Riper who pitched three hits and two hits in three trips. Bruce Simones had the only extra base hit. Remaining Carroll Park games were postponed to a later date.
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Carroll Park
Stars of Tomorrow
Powell
Country Kitchen
Posaas Construction
Bob van Riper
Terrace-New Villa
Shakey’s Pizza
Bill
Tauscher
Posaas
Steve Tanke
Matt Cohen
Jim Ness
Dan Hole
van Riper
Tom Weise
Pegy’s
Handy Builders
la Crosse
Posars Const
Ab-R-H
Leslies
Neumeister
Nook
Rifenberg Rf
Hole
Bluse
Piazza
Fateh
Ness P
Tanke Cf
J. Jirsa
Tauscher P
Quillin 1B
B. Jirsa c
Jim Sackmaster
Marcou
Cohen If
T. Tauscher
Hagenah Cf
Weible
E—P.c
C K
C.K
Gary Quillin
B. Tauscher
Heftie Cf
Blum
Formanek
Schroeder P
Larson 'S
Tooke Ib
Deckham
Cooley
Formanek Rf
Terrace Bar
Simones Cf
Burchard
Vehrenkamp c
Germaine If
van Riper P
Weise 1B
Camrud
Limberg
Johnson Rt
E—S.p
T.b.bruce Simones
Schroeder
Tennis Boom Reaches 300 Million Market And Clubs
New York AP reports tennis is booming with rackets balls and apparel in short supply. Industry officials cite 25 to 40 percent annual growth and a $300 million market as indoor and suburban clubs rise and prices for lessons soar.
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New York
Paul MacDonald
Sporting Goods
International Dunlop
United States
William F. Talbert
Top Seeds Advance In City Net Tourney
Four of the top five seeds reach the men’s singles semifinals as Steve leads seedings. Largent defeats Colleran 6-3 3-6 6-2 with Levinger 6-1 6-3 over Floyd. Wais 6-0 6-4 and Sierrant 6-3 6-4 win to meet Saturday. In women’s singles Ferguson faces Hoeschler and Yandt meets Swanson after 6-0 6-0 quarterfinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Largent
Bob Colleran
Dave Levinger
Bill Floyd
Levinger
Sargent
Pete Wais
Mark Schneider
Lance Sierrant
Carl Lindblom
Mike Cahill
Wais
Sierrant
D. A. Ferguson
Janet Hoeschler
Lanny Yandt
Jill Swanson
Yandt
Swanson
Foreman Starts Training For Title Defense
George Foreman bluntly treats his six month layoff from boxing as a fresh start. He began sparring before about 200 Boys Club members at the Boys Club of Haywood as he gears for his first title defense on September 1 in Tokyo against Joe Roman of Puerto Rico.
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Tokyo
Joe Roman
Boys Club
Haywood
Secretariat Breaks 2 Records Unofficially at Saratoga
Secretariat sped on a muddy track with Ron Turcotte riding, clocking 1:34 for a mile and 1:47 4-5 for a mile and an eighth. Officials note the 1918 mile record of 1:34 4-5 and the 1967 1:48 1-5 mile and a half marks are still official. The horse is set for the Whitney Stakes on August 4 and Travers Stakes on August 18 at Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga
Secretariat
Ron Turcotte
Whitney
Travers
Four Drivers Break Mark In Tran-Am Qualifying
Warren Agor of Rochester and three others toppled Mark Donahue's Road America track record in Tran-Am sedan qualifying for the 312 mile race at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. Agor led with a 2 02 25.675 lap at 98.850 mph and others followed in the 2 26 to 2 29 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Warren Agor
Rochester
N.Y
Mark Donahue
Agor
Donohue
John Greenwood
Pontiac
Mich
Jerry Thompson
Clawson
Carl Shafer
Wyoming
Ill
Warren Tope
Bloomfield
Harry Ingle
Charlotte
N.C
Plymouth
Ingle
Cash Bonus For Return Of HR Balls
Fans at Braves home games can win more than 700 dollars by returning Hank Aaron home run balls. Payouts match Aaron’s career totals from 701 onward, with the first prize going to Robert Winborne for the 700th ball. The team also funds a perpetual college scholarship in Aaron's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Hank Aaron
Braves
Aaron
Robert Winborne
Winbourne
Eisenhower
Regents rename three to committee chairs
The board announced the reappointment of three University of Wisconsin regents as chairmen of standing committees. Frank J. Pelisek said Milton Neshek of Elmhurst will head Business and Finance, John Dixon of Appleton leads Education, and Ody Fish of Hartland heads Physical Planning and Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Frank J. Pelisek
Pelisek
Milton Neshek
Inlkhorn
John Dixon
Appleton
Ody Fish
Hartland
Mobile Vet Benefits Van Visits La Crosse in Two Day Run
A veteran services team will operate a Mobile Van at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute in La Crosse on Tuesday and Wednesday. The van promotes Nixon era benefits and offers counseling on education home loans medical care job training pension GI insurance and apprenticeships with hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 6th and Vine Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
la Crosse
R.F. Edmondson
Milwaukee
Veterans Administration
Edmondson
Wisconsin
Richard Nixon
Veteran Administration
6Th and Vine Streets
Theft Charges Against 2 Men Are Continued
La Crosse County Court continued the cases of Floyd H. Moore and Walter M. Locks accused of stealing a car from Onalaska resident Mrs. John Renstrom and taking cigarettes and a checkbook from Vernon Thompson. Moore faces additional counts for driving without a license reckless driving and fleeing an officer. Bonds were set at 1500 for Locks and 800 for Moore. they remain jailed. A preliminary exam on the car theft felony is set for Thursday with pleas to all charges due Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Floyd H. Moore
Kane Sr
Walter M. Locks
John Renstrom
Wilson St
Onalaska
Vernon Thompson
Charles St
Records County Court La Crosse Case Summary
Lee Brothers Inc transporting uncovered dead animal in open truck fined 59 dollars. Augustine A Ryant 28 Decorah Iowa cited for drunkenness 30 dollars. Police ambulances log multiple injuries and incidents on July 25 to 27 including falls from bicycle at George St viaduct and 2715 Leonard St. Dawn Gabel 16 injured after bicycle fall. Mrs. Jessie Carr hospitalized for a fall. Patricia Conrad 20 injured. Spence Yahnke Jr ill at St Francis Hospital. Fire and safety alerts report smoke at Clyde Gallup residence and insulation burning at Walter Wiebke residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Lee Brothers Inc
Viroqua
Augustine A. Ryant
Decorah
Iowa
Jessie Carr
Loomis St
St. Francis Hospital
George St. Viaduct
Patricia Conrad
Leonard St
North 4Th Street
Dawn Gabel
St. Andrew St
Huddle Inn
S. 3Rd St
Spence Yahnke Jr
S. 23Rd St
Clyde Gallup
South Avenue
Walter Wiebke
Copeland Ave
Births at St Francis and Lutheran Hospitals
Birth notices from St Francis and Lutheran Hospitals list several newborns. A July 25 son to Randall and Stella in West Salem, a July 25 son to Steven and Cheryl Suhr of 1210 Caroline St, a July 26 son to Willard and Lois Koltermann in West Salem, a Gary Pettis noted in West Salem, and a July 27 son to William and Margaret Bahr at 1226 Madison St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Randall Stella
West Salem
Shirley Eagen
Steven Suhr
Caroline St
Cheryl Brewer
Willard Koltermann
Lois Melby
Gary Pettis
Debra Kibler
Lutheran Hospital
William Bahr
Madison St
Margaret Raabe
Weekend Weather Outlook Across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Wisconsin forecasts show a fair northwest and clear southwest with cool nights and sunny Sunday. Minnesota warns of partly cloudy skies Saturday night with possible showers or storms in the south and extreme regions, while Iowa remains partly cloudy through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the northwest and a cool spell overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Daily Horoscope Summary for July 29
Aries through Pisces are guided on routine, perception of risk, and patience with outcomes. Notable notes include Booth Tarkington and Dag Hammarskjold as birthdate mentions. Strong emphasis on leadership traits and caution against overbearing behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Dag Hammarskjold
Marriages Placed For Summer Dates Across Wisconsin
Licenses list numerous couples from Onalaska La Crosse Tomah Sparta and nearby areas. Dates span July 27 to Aug 11 with ceremonies in Sparta Onalaska La Crosse Neenah Janesville and Oakdale WAUKON IOWA. Names include David C Steward Sandra Strittmaier Lloyd Skime Jr Marilyn Sherry Richard Whitmer Lynn Rimmert Christine Mohr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse David C. Steward
Onalaska
Sandra K. Strittmaier
Holmen
Larry L. Johnson
S. 9Th Ave
Teresa L. Coates
N. 7Th St
City of
Lloyd E. Skime Jr
Marilyn M. Sherry
la Crosse
Richard L. Whitmer
Wood St
Lynn T. Rimmert
N. 2Nd Ave
de Soto
David R. Enter
Mormon Coulee Road
Christine J. Mohr
Johnson St
David A. Ames
Janesville
Judeen K. Grimsled
S. 16Th St
Prairie du Chien
Alden S. Goyette
Caroline St
Barbara A. Williams
Edgewater Court
Town of
Campbell
Gary E. Stelzig
S. 20Th St
Rose Marie Slaback
S. 8Th Ave
Katherine J. Zeumer
Neenah
Richard D. Linenberg
Tomah
Berniece H. Taylor
Washington St
Sparta
Myron H. Likely
Mary Ellen Merchant
Danny Lee Albrecht
Barbara Ann Baumgarten
Kilbourn Ave
Thomas Lee Pulham
Christine Ann Peterson
Water St
Jon C. Tuma
Maxine L. Vanderflute
Morton Grove
Ill
Oakdale
Waukon
Iowa
Robert J. Connors
Judith A. O'Connor
Cazenovia
Wis
Donald C. Peterson
Bradley
Linda J. Carroll
New Albia
Ricky O'Hare
Nancy S. Schott
Prospect
Senate Panel Seeks 156000-Count Military Cut
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted to shrink the U S military by 156000, lowering totals to 2076800 personnel by June 30 1974. If adopted this would be the smallest force since 1970 as lawmakers weigh economic pressures and future savings of about 1.6 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Congress
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Senate
Europe
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
House Armed Services Committee
House
Packing Company Cuts Production at Milwaukee Plant
The Wisconsin Packing Co. of Milwaukee said its killing plant will halve output starting Monday due to the beef price freeze extended through Sept 12. The Associated Press reports the cut affects meat packing operations and production levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin Packing Co. of
Milwaukee
Abortion Ruling Reversed By Milwaukee Judge
U S District Judge Myron Gordon reversed a May decision and ruled that Berlin Memorial Hospital in Green Bay may not be forced to permit an abortion. The hospital does not require that procedure under federal funds rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U. S
Myron Gordon
Green Bay
Gordon
Berlin Memorial Hospital
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Ralph Schlicht
Madison
Milwaukee Tripoli
Andy North
Monona
Don Iverson
Jones
Craig Jones
Edina East
Foreman
Tran-Am
Fire Department
LEO
Taurus
VIRGO
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Melvin Peterson
S. 31St St
Lang Drive
Monitor Street
Peterson
Monitor
Scott Shay
Rose St
Mabel Steele
Cutting Production
Viterbo Fine Arts Center
WLCX
Simone
Honolulu
Hawaii
Chris
CTO
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