Braves Rally But Mets Fall as Cuellar Shuts Down
Astros hand Mets a fifth straight defeat as Mike Cuellar limits them to three hits and nine K s. Norm Miller drives in a run with a double to back Cuellar while Deron Johnson and Tommy Helms tally key RBIs for the winning club. In other National League action, the Giants beat the Pirates 7 1 and Dick Dietz homers for San Francisco. Rich Allen drives in four for the Phillies in an 4 1 win over the Dodgers.
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Hornets Win Fourth Straight Slow Pitch Game
The Hornets defeated Ikstranauts 10 to 5 at Trane Park to move to 4-1 and second place behind the Red Burners. Ball Hawks sit third at 3-1 as Ikstranauts drop to 1-4 in the Trane Slow Pitch League.
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Mount Calvary 9 Beats Immanuel to Lead Lutheran League
Mount Calvary sits atop the Lutheran League after an 11 1 victory over Immanuel at Memorial East. Mount Calvary improves to 3 0 while Immanuel drops to 1 2. First Lutheran defeats Good Shepherd 16 3 at Hogan Park as Schultz fans three.
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Onalaska Opens Title Defense By Tipping Sparta
In Sparta Onalaska, defending Western Wisconsin League baseball champions, defeated Sparta 10 to 4 after a rain delay. Pitchers Ken Herlitzka and Tom Weise allowed seven hits as Isensee Geo gue and Hilbo each had two. Niedfeldt contributed a double and a single for Onalaska while Al Connors starred defensively. Bangor beat Norwalk previously with upcoming schedule set for Sunday and midweek rematches.
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Merchandise Shoot Set by La Crosse Gun Club
The La Crosse Gun Club hosts a 50 target merchandise shoot at its Holmen range Sunday. Doors open at 10 a.m. and shooting begins at 11 a.m. Registration costs $3 and applies to four Lewis Classes.
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Hill 65 Leads Memphis Open as Hiskey Nets One
Babe Hiskey trails Dave Hill by two strokes into round two of the $100,000 Memphis Open after Hill fires a 65. Hiskey lands an ace on the 12th for a new car from a national rental firm, then misses another ace on 17 while finishing tied atop the leaderboard with Weaver and others.
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Sparta Stampede Set for June 10 11 in Wisconsin
Sparta Wis announces its third annual stampede at Walt Marshall property on STH 21 with 2 p.m. shows June 10 and 11. About 70 top entries compete for roughly 2200 in purse money and standings toward the 1967 national titles. events include bull riding saddle bronc bareback bronc calf roping steer wrestling and more.
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June Ringer Tourney Near For CC Ladies
La Crosse Country Club women golfers will qualify next Tuesday for the June Ringer Tournament. Gunshot tee off is at 9 a.m. The day features a nine and 18 hole mixer with two man teams using best ball with handicap. Pro Dick Cotter offers free instruction on June 5 and 12 starting at 10 a.m. Four-somes will be arranged by the games committee. Wednesday’s winners include Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Berg in multiple divisions and low gross and net tallies.
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Australian flair dominates at French International Tennis
In Paris the French International Tennis Tourname nt nears conclusion with two men in the final and two women in the semifinals. Tony Roche defeats Nikola Pilic after a five set match to reach the final and Roy Emerson advances with a straight set win. In women's doubles, Lesley Turner and Judy Tegart beat Mary Ann Eisel and Donna Floyd Fales, while Annette Van Zyl and Pat Wolkden topple Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals 6-2 6-4.
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Classic Softball Exhibition at Powell Park
Two Classic League teams schedule an exhibition doubleheader at Powell Park against the Madison Stone Crushers. Klein and Son opens at 6 30 p.m. with Pizza Villa following. Madisoners feature Duke Sydow Herb Strangland and Ray Keller on the mound with 10 year pitching lore.
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Bacone Wins NJCAA Baseball Title Over Odessa
Bacone College from Oklahoma defeated Odessa College 10 to 4 to claim the National Junior College baseball championship. Nine Bacone starters collected singles as they avenged an earlier loss that forced a playoff game.
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West Palm Beach Tops Fort Lauderdale 1-0 for Perfect Game
Right-hander Wenty Ford combined pinpoint control with a sharp curve to throw the second perfect game in Florida State League history as West Palm Beach defeated Fort Lauderdale 1-0 Thursday night.
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Pop McKale, Arizona athletic director emeritus, dies
J F Pop McKale, athletic director emeritus of the University of Arizona, died in Tucson after an asthma attack. He was 79.
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