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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
7
The article explains two leftward shots from an iron: a controllable slight hook and an unrecoverable pull. It notes the hook comes from an inside-out swing and recommends a straighter backswing and a straight-through follow through, using a gimmick to guide the divot and club path. It contrasts this with the pull caused by an outside across clubface and suggests a straight-line back and through to fix.
Oshkosh edged La Crosse and Whitewater to win the Wisconsin State University Conference all-sports championship for 1966-67. Final points show Titans 65, La Crosse 63, Whitewater 62, with Platteville 56, Stevens Point 51, River Falls 45, Eau Claire 39, Stout 34, Superior 28. Nine points awarded per championship, ties shared points. Oshkosh led with titles in cross country basketball track and golf plus tennis co-championship. Whitewater won football and shared tennis.
Baseball leaders listed include Kaline Det as batting leader with 54 hits and 36 runs while Tovar Minn shows 53 hits and 36 runs. F Robinson Balt leads home runs with 15 and also tops RBIs at 42. Buford Chic and others chase doubles and stolen bases. Pitching leaders feature Hor es and Holtz man at 6 0 and 5 0 records with 1 000 percentages and high strikeout totals by Lonborg and Marichal.
Madison West opens with a nine stroke edge over Madison East as Spooner’s Craig Palmer posts a 73 to lead individual standings. Jeff Radder of West tanks two late holes to fall one behind Palmer with Radder earlier carding 74 for the day.
Fred Welchman of Milwaukee who took runnerup Tuesday in the NASCAR meet at Great Lakes Dragaway is added to the Sunday racing card as the strip shifts its schedule to Saturday nights from June 10 through September with special races on certain summer dates.
Klein and Son tops Varsity Club 6 5 in bottom of the sixth to improve to 4 0 while Varsity drops to 2 2. Mike Viner and Ronnie Barnes combined for five hits and Bob Van Riper added three as Severson and Hoadley each had two. Maple Grove edged Toby's 9 6 at Trane Park. Pizza Villa Rent A Tool beat Terrace Bar 8 3. Club 14 defeated Ziebell's IGA 4 1 as Vander velde pitched well and kept a no hitter earlier this season.
Southpaw Jim Kaat failed again to pitch a complete game this season, earning his seventh loss in eight decisions as Minnesota drops 2 0 to 0 0 to California. Kaat lasted six innings, with Jim McGlothlin earning the win for the Angels and Ron Kline and Al Worthington finishing.
In Green Bay, sportsmen denounce using Highway 64 as a demarcation line in fish and game rules. Debates over statewide grouse seasons and north south divisions follow a Wisconsin Conservation session where proposals were debated and a compromise set dates based on the 64 line.
Erv Inninger of Indiana University and Erroll Palmer of DePaul signed contracts with the Minnesota Muskies of the ABA. Inninger, 22 from Peru Indiana, is finishing physical education and averaged 13.5 points over nine games this season. Muskies GM Eddie Holman praised his potential and leadership.
Two sophomores Larry Held Oshkosh shortstop and Ken Haugom Platteville outfielder head the 1967 All-WSUC baseball selections chosen by league coaches. Stevens Point dominates with two all-stars, Superior places three, and honorable mention includes Paul Sommers of La Crosse.
Cincinnati tops Atlanta 5-4 in 11th as Vada Pinson delivers a game ending single after Jay Ritchie strands bases loaded in the 9th. Joe Torre drives in two Braves runs and Hank Aaron hits his 13th homer. Cardinals beat Cubs 6-3. Phillies top Houston 11-3. Pirates rally past Dodgers 5-3.
Milwaukee AP report says Cassius Clay announced a 15 round exhibition with Alvin Blue Lewis in Detroit on June 15. Michigan boxing official Chuck Davey questioned approval and said he would not permit a 15 round show. Lewis allegedly boxed three rounds with Clay amid confusion over Milwaukee's eight round match with Aaron Eastling.
Judy Kimball leads the St. Louis Women's Invitational with a 67 after a standout putting display at Norwood Hills. Kathy Whitworth is second with 68, Judy Torluemke is third at 69, and Carol Mann is tied for fourth with a 71 as pros Mann and Davis pace the pro-am field that raised 19000 for St. Mary’s School for handicapped children.
Dave Hill from Jackson Michigan holds a four stroke lead at the Memphis Open after two rounds. He carded 65 66 for 131 9 under par matching Dave Stockton's earlier Colonial Invitation pace. Gary Player Bruce Crampton and Chuck Courtney trail at 135 as the third round opens.
Jim Paschal of High Point North Carolina drove a 1967 Plymouth to victory in the Asheville 300 stock car race despite an early brush with a steel retaining wall. He had won the World 600 at Charlotte last Sunday and plans to race in Macon 390 this Sunday.
Detroits Kaline leads AL in average at .353 from 90 at bats and 43 games. Cal, Robinson, Mindher, and Yastrzemski top in hits and runs with multiple players posting over .300. Home run leaders include Robinson with 15 and Yastrzemski with 11.
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