Ott leads La Crosse County Amateur after 18 holes
Harvey Ott fired a 70 to hold a one shot lead over Arne Evanson and Chuck Redel at the La Crosse Country Club. Evanson shot 71 to move into second, with 24 of 142 players breaking 80 as rough winds and slick greens challenged the field. The final round moves to Maple Grove Country Club, Evanson’s home course.
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Raatz Leads Wisconsin Title Run In State Baseball Final
Milwaukee’s Ed Raatz Inn pitched Wisconsin to the 1968 state baseball crown by beating Lannon 8-3 at Breese Stevens Field. Onalaska Fireside took third with a 3-2 win over Little Chute. Randy Millis delivered a pinch-hit RBI in the eighth.
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Galesville Wins Tri County Golf Trophy
Galesville won the Tri County Golf tournament at the Galesville course with 1236 shooting. Sparta 1268 Black River Falls 1345 and Tomah 1358 followed. Senior event winner Dr Kurt Barlow shot 41. Medalist Tom Mattlach posted 37 35 72 for Galesville.
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Physical Exams Set For Lincoln Gridders
Alma Center Wisconsin athletic director Ralph Sobota says physicals for United School District 3 football players begin Wednesday. Juniors and seniors report then, others on Aug 9. dental exams Aug 6. Football drills begin Aug 14 under coach Marcel Kujak.
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Shortest Reigns Mark New York Boxing Champions
Dave Sullivan and Emile Spider Pladner had the briefest title runs in New York boxing, lasting just one month and 16 days. Sullivan won the featherweight crown in 1898 and Pladner held the flyweight title in 1929.
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Former Red Sox star Ike Delock named Braned is coach
Ike Delock, noted Boston Red Sox pitcher, selected as Braned is University baseball coach for the 1969 season. Delock posted 85 victories 75 losses over 13 major league seasons concluding with the Baltimore Orioles.
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Riessen Leaves Amateur Ranks After Loss to Ashe in Philly
Arthur Ashe defeated Marty Riessen 6-2 6-3 6-3 to win the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship singles title at Merion. Riessen, 26, announced turning professional with World Championship Tennis after the event. Beisel and Ziegenfuss won the women's doubles 6-3 6-3, while the men’s doubles final ended in a draw after four hours as Pasarell and Graebner split two sets each.
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