Iverson, Schlicht Reach State Am Golf Semis
In Sheboygan Ralph Schlicht leads two wins to reach the Wisconsin State Golf Association tournament semi finals with 65th season action. Don Iverson of La Crosse also into the semis after posting a 5 under par 8 and 7 quarterfinals win.
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Don Iverson
Sheboygan
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Wisconsin State Golf Association
Warren Dailey
Madison
la Crosse
Bill Lind
Pine Hills
Schlicht
Blackhawk Club
Mike Smol
Dailey
Frank van Laanen III
Green Bay
Lyle Gifford
Janesville
Iverson
la Crosse State University
Fred Gage
John Toepel Jr
Stevens Point
Gilmer's Lions Roster Looks Tough Yet Flawed
Coach Harry Gilmer faces a roistering defense but questions linger about leadership and attack. Key players like Plum Izo and Barr shape the lineup while depth across positions offers hope for recovery and possible improvement. Prediction Seventh.
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Milt Plum
Mamie van’ Doren
Harry Gilmer
Milt
George Izo
Tommy Myers
Terry Barr
Lions
Pat Studstill
Cogdill
Ron Kramer
Jim Gibbons
Soph John Henderson
Bill Malinchak
Jack
Arunning
Amos Marsh
Tom Nowatzke
Nick Pietrosante
Joe Don Looney
Tom Watkins
Cage Coach Quits At Waukon St. Pat's
Robert White resigns after three years as St. Patrick's High School basketball coach to become athletic director at Aquin High School Cascade. He will coach basketball and baseball at Aquin, which enrolls 350 students, and teach physical education for boys and girls.
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Waukon
Iowa
Robert White
St. Patrick’s High School
Aquin High School
Cascade
White
Aquin
Boxing Bout Stopped As Herbie Lee Defeats Mike Cruz
In Baltimore sweet boxer Herbie Lee of Washington DC, at 138 pounds, stopped Mike Cruz of New York in the fifth round. Cruz weighed 138 pounds.
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Baltimore
Sweet Herbie Lee
Washington, D.C
Mike Cruz
New York
Tavern League Softball Leaders Extend Winning Streak
Taverns led by Tom Schmidty push record to 8 0 with 11 4 win over Terrace Bar and Glen's Bar crush Friendly Nabor 23 6 at Lueth Park. Other results include Latch's 18 8 over Bohemian Hall Bud's Bar 17 7 over Popcorn Koelbel's 13 4 over Monitor Bar Kabat's 147 over Tosa Club Joe's OK 26 9 over Roadhouse Good Shepherd 5 4 over First Lutheran Lab 7 1 over Orioles. Home runs noted by multiple players.
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Schmidty’s
Terrace Bar
Houska Park
Glen’s
Nabor
Lueth
Coleaders
Latch’s
Bohemian Hall
Bud’s
Koelbel
Kabat’s
Tosa Club
Joe’s
Good Shepherd
First Lutheran
Lab
Orioles
Baraboo Legion Beats La Crosse In Legion Tilt
Baraboo erased La Crosse from Legion tournament play with a 3-2 victory. Tom Weise allowed two hits and led 2-0 into the eighth before Baraboo rallied. La Crosse scored on Benson’s single and a wild pitch sequence, but the final call on a close play at home ended the inning. La Crosse finishes 10-10.
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Baraboo
Wis
Ritzenthaler
Mark Servais
Steve Coady
Reiber
la Crosse
Roger Benson
Wes Harding
Bill Parizek
Legion
Kootch Carroll
Benson
Servais
One-Hit Shutout Opens State Tourney for Rubicon
Madison AP report notes Don Held pitched a one hit shutout as Rubicon beat Columbus 10-0 in the first round. Held went 3 for 3 and Rubicon joined 18 teams in the single elimination field with Monona Grove defeating Wallpace 3-2 in the other game. The champion advances to the National Baseball Congress in Wichita.
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Madison
Don Held
Rubicon
Columbus
Monona Grove
Wallpace
Held
Victors
Wisconsin
National Baseball Congress
Wichita
Kan
Tom Huser
Trane Fast Pitch game notes summary
The Orioles lost 1 to 3 in a game featuring Mysliwiec Taylor Losen and Feld kamp. Home runs were hit by Walter Thompson and Lab.
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Trane
Orioles
Mysliwiec
Taylor
Losen
Feldkamp
Walter
Thompson
Lab
Holdout List Grows Across NFL Camps
John Brodie and San Francisco plan to use George Mira in the Aug. 7 exhibition opener as holdouts press for contracts. Bruce Mahar of the Detroit Lions becomes the fifth player to walk out, with a $1,500 gap in talks.
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Associated Press
John Brodie
San Francisco
Jack Christiansen
George Mira
49Ers
Bruce Mahar
Detroit Lions
Lions
Mahar
Pat Studstill
John Gordy
Darris McCord
Roger Brown
Ted Karras
Chicago
Tomah Clubs Win Openers in Softball Meet at North Glendale Park
In Tomah Wis two local teams won in the Tomah Softball Association tournament at North Glendale Park Tee Pee Supper Club defeated Red's Bar of New Lisbon 1 0 behind Wayne Johnson four hit pitching Ron Grovesteen drove in the winning run with a fourth inning single. Howard's Sinclair topped Reedsburg Hawkscraft 9 0 led by Greg Steinmetz homer double and single Don Gutsch two triples and a single Dennis Senz also homered for Tomah The day set up Friday matches Portage Buds Pizza Hut versus Sparta Market Tavern Sparta Lanes versus Tomah Vlasek's Lanes and New Lisbon versus Spar tan Lanes
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Wis
Tomah Softball Association
North Glendale Park
Tee Pee Supper Club
Red’s Bar
New Lisbon
Wayne Johnson
Ron Grovesteen
Ron
Brother Lloyal
Howard
Sinclair
Reedsburg Hawkscraft
Greg Steinmetz
Don Gutsch
Dennis Senz
Portage Bud’s Pizza Hut
Sparta Market Tavern
Spartan
Tomah Vlasek
Tee Pee
Shuck
Adams
Johnson
R. Grovesteen
Reedsburg
Howard's
Brass
Grundahl
McMahon
Cramer
D. Gutsch
Becker Tops Gunner At Airport Trap Range
Duane Becker hit 25 of 25 targets at the Airport Trap Club range on Wednesday night to lead shooters. He also posted 22x25 and 21x25 scores as the top performer among a field including Bill Quadzinski Ed Gillmeister Jack Fisher Ernie Theisen Bob Taylor Mike Tischer Arlie Sherrard Dick Hellerude Jim Schleifer and Rick Jerue with varied 18x25 to 24x25 results.
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Duane Becker
Airport
Becker
Bill Quadzinski
Ed Gillmeister
Jack Fisher
Ernie Theisen
Bob Taylor
Mike Tischer
Arlie Sherrard
Dick Hellerude
Jim Schleifer
Rick Jerue
Coker Carries Reds With Grand Slam In Cubs Win
Cincinnati third-string catcher Jim Coker belted a bases loaded grand slam to lift the Reds 7-5 over the Chicago Cubs. The Reds, under manager Dave Bristol, have won eight of ten, with Coker contributing two homers in the last three games as Cincinnati climbs in the National League standings.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Reds
Jim Coker
Chicago Cubs
Dave Bristol
Don Heffner
Coker
Hind John Edwards
Don Pavletich
Cubs
Ball Park
Bristol
Hoeschler Second in Trial Race at Lake Winnebago
Jim Hoeschler of La Crosse steered his M-20 to second place in a National Sailing Regatta trial race at Lake Winnebago. He led most of the event before trailing rival George Kiefer of Lake Geneva, with crew including his brother Jay and mother Janet Hoeschler nearby.
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Neenah
Wis
Jim Hoeschler
la Crosse
Lake Winnebago
Hoeschler
George Kiefer
Lake Geneva
Jim
Jay
Janet
Tom Ringdahl
Dan Gelatt
Jake Hoeschler
Bill Freitag
Schlee Leads PGA School Graduate In Festival Open
John Schlee, a PGA rookie school standout from Palm Beach Gardens, built a two stroke edge in round one of the Festival Open in Indianapolis. The Memphis State alumnus shot 66 at Speedway after a late run of birdies and finished with nine total birdies. Johnny Pott and Dale Douglass opened with 68.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Schlee
PGA
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Memphis State
Speedway
Johnny Pott
Dale Douglass
Schlee
Major League Leaders MLB Batting Pitching and Runs
Leaders show batting leaders Oliva and Alou with 126 and 141 hits respectively. F Robinson and Aaron lead in runs 79 and 71 with 30 home runs each. Pitching leaders include Watte and S Miller with 9 decisions and Koufax with 201 strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
B. Robinson
Powell
Yastrzemski
Boston
Scott
McAuliffe
Detroit
Pepitone
New York
Agee
Chicago
Buford
Watte
S.miller
Boswell
Richert
Washington
Alou
Pittsburgh
Cepeda
St. Louis
Aaron
Atlanta
Stargell
Clemente
Callison
Philadelphia
Phillips
McCarver
Torre
Brock
Wills
Los Angeles
Jackson
Houston
Regan
Perry
San Francisco
Koufax
Gibson
La Crescent Legion Edges Kellogg 1-0 in Subdistrict Play
La Crescent American Legion scored in the seventh on a passed ball to beat Kellogg 1-0 at Plainview. Tom Thesing walked and stole second then advanced on Roger Curran's single. after two squeeze attempts failed, Iverson's high throw past catcher McDonough allowed the run. Curran had two hits, Lathrop and Shea added singles, four hits each team. La Crescent faces Waseca in Waseca Sunday.
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Plainview
Minn
la Crescent American Legion
Kellogg
Tom Thesing
Thesing
Roger Curran
Iverson
McDonough
Curran
la Crescent
Steve Lathrop
Sam Shea
Waseca
la Crese
Bill Harros
Hogden Leads Viroqua Golf with 68 in Wisconsin outing
John Hogden of Galesville shot even par 68 to lead at Viroqua Golf Club during a Wisconsin coaches outing. Front nine 32, back nine 36, with numerous winners in blind bogey, syndicate, low net, and flight events among men and women players.
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Viroqua
Wis
John Hogden
Galesville
Hogden
Wisconsin
Scott Groves
Vern Ostrem
Tom Bina
Roland Hill
Wayne Peterson
John Jamison
Phil Jensen
Roger Adel
Henry Hendrickson
Hill
Arvid Einer
Roy Hillman
Bina
Ostrem
A. C. Fortney
Bob Graves
Dick Endicott
Margaret Burkhardt
Betty David Vig
Dorothy Bigley
Vivian Fortney
Joan Dahl
Elain Hendrickson
Gold
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