Wisconsin Conservation Congress rejects trout duck stamps
Delegates at the 42nd Wisconsin Conservation Congress in La Crosse rejected a resolution for state trout and duck stamps. They approved four other energy conservation and land use measures plus a land transfer with Dairyland Power Cooperative.
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Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Gress
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
U.S. Upper Mississippi River
Dairyland Power Cooperative of
la Crosse
Transfer
Delta Fish and Fur
Trempealeau
Dairyland
Fish and
Hisle and Burgmeier Spark Twins Comeback in 10th
The Minnesota Twins trailed 6-0 to Baltimore before Tom Burgmeier and Larry Hisle rallied in relief. Burgmeier worked 6 2 3 innings of six hit shutout relief and Hisle hit for the cycle, driving in two runs in the 10th as Minnesota won 8-6. California beat Boston 5-4 in 10 innings with Bill Melton driving in the winner.
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Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Twins
Gene Mauch
Tom Burgmeier
Burgmeier
Larry Hisle
Hisle
California
Boston
Oakland
New York
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Texas
Detroit
Former Rams Kicker David Ray Joins Eagles
The Philadelphia Eagles sign former Los Angeles Rams kicker David Ray as a free agent. Ray, 31, connected on 110 of 178 field goals and 167 of 175 extra points from 1970 to 1974, setting Rams records in 1973 for 30 field goals and 130 total points, leading the NFL that season.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
David Ray
Ray
Rams
NFL
Eagles
Steve Ramsey
Villanova
Don Ratliff
Bengals Sign Fourth Round Pick Fairchild to Contract
Cincinnati reports Greg Fairchild, a 22 year old guard from Tulsa Oklahoma and multi position college starter, has signed a rookie deal. The club also announced free agents Bill Hill of Central State and Bradley Robinson a 6 foot 5 inch 260 pound forward from Kent State to be tried as a defensive lineman.
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Cincinnati
Greg Fairchild
Cincinnati Bengals
Tulsa
Okla
Bengals
Bill Hill
Central State
Bradley Robinson
Kent State
WIAA Track Meet Opens With Leads For Whitehall North Crawford
North Crawford leads boys class B with 20 points after two winners Jerry Campbell in shot put and Kevin German in long jump. Prairie du Chien tops girls class B with Ann Mulrooney mile record 5 03 6 and Jean Duve second in long jump. Whitehall ties for first in girls class C thanks to Debbie Foss long jump record 17 4 1.
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Madison
Wis
North Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Whitehall
Jean Duve
Blackhawks
Black Hawk
Thorp
Debbie Foss
West Salem
Sue Molitor
la Crosse Central
Jerry Campbell
Rick Baranek
Crivitz
Dale Dixon
Pittsville
Pete Wilhelm
Lomira
Dick Kamps
Belmont
Craig Otte
Cedar Grove
Randy Carter
Cornell
Lewis Byerly
Frederic
Dan Reynolds
Palmyra
Richard Provo
North Fond du Lac
Tie
David Price
Kohler
Steve Lang
Marathon
Mike Fischer
Osseo-Fairchild
Warren Raeder
Elkhart Lake
Jeff Bowdin
Johnson Creek
Gary Copperud
Washburn
Earl Blodgett
Boyceville
Gary Lueth
Abbotsford
Kevin German
Phil Berger
Tony Buchda
Melrose-Mindoro
Jim Zeiman
Randolph
Dan Stratton
Greenwood
Curt Chocholous
Waterloo
Tuck Thomas Leads Road America Qualifying Pace
Tuck Thomas of Minneapolis topped qualifying for today's 60 mile Formula A B C and Super V feature at Road America in ELKHART LAKE Wisconsin by driving at 108.5 mph on the four mile twisting course Friday.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Tuck Thomas
Minneapolis
Wisconsin high school track results from 1975 meet
In 1975 meet results, Sue Gordon leads shot put with 132-7 for Wilmot and Sue Pulvermacher of River Valley sets a record 42-4.34. Mary Ann Modrak Waterford takes 40-24 in second, with top placers from Slinger, Dodgeland, Mondovi, Prairie du Chien, and others listed across long jump and mile events.
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Prairie du Chien
River Valley
Markesan
Tomahawk
Waterford
Mondovi
New Holstein
Slinger
Dodgeland
Fennimore
Lake Mills
Kewaskum
Mayville
Winneconne
Walworth
Big Foot
Richland Center
Wautoma
Sue Pulvermacher
Pulvermacher
Mary Ann Modrak
Joyce Wellhoefer
Denise Thieme
Sue Baerwald
Phylis Dutcher
Nancy Gelhar
Jean Duve
Lisa Bauer
Patty Hein
Carrie Kempf
Kewaskuin
Nancy Robinson
Ann Mulroony
Mulrooney
Suzie Houston
Theresa Stier
Sherri Rossing
Pat Smith
Cat Wilds
Major League Standings And Weekend Results
The American League East shows New York leading with 73 wins and a 511 winning percentage, Baltimore at 4 games back, followed by Cleveland and Boston. In the West Kansas City leads, Texas and Chicago trail, with Minnesota and Oakland mid-pack. Weekend results include California over Boston in 10 innings, Minnesota over Baltimore in 10, Oakland over New York in 11, and other matchups with late-inning thrillers.
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Ron Jackson
Angels
Dwight Evans
Red Sox
Indians
Jorge Orta
Ralph Garr
Pat Kelly
Chicago
Cleveland
White Sox
Rangers
Tigers
Danny Thompson
Minnesota
Texas
Detroit
Thompson
Ranger
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
AIS
Kansas City
Oakland
California
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Splittorff
Fitzmorris
Fidrych
Blyleven
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Pittsburgh
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Wa Montreal
West
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
Montreal
Carlton
Halicki
Renko
Richard
Jones
Medich
Guilett
St Louis
Denny
Ruthven
Kirby
Matlack
Ray
Keg Nips Pogy's Ron Schroeder Triumphs 1-0 Pitchers Duel
Ron Schroeder pitched a two hitter with four strikeouts to lift Keg Bar 1-0 over Pogy's Piz za in Classic League softball. Jim Halverson and Home Builders won 10-0 over Handy Builders with Halverson three hits and two each by Domerhausen Nelson and Kromke.
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Orrie Thompson
Pogy’s Pizza
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Jerry Domerhausen
Halverson
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Tony Kromke
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Tooke
Domerhausen
Blank
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Forer
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Arney
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Hoadley
van Riper
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Formanek
Shimshak
Larkin Shimshak
Dormerhausen
Erbbso Halverson
Gardner
Colburn
Steigerwald
Loomis
Collins
Cooley
Stach
Haggerty
Messersmith No Hitter Lost On Locational Error At Expo Park
Eight innings of one hit baseball followed by a ninth inning lapse cost Atlanta pitcher Andy Messersmith a no hitter as Pepe Mangual's error aided the Expos in a 2-0 loss. Mets rout Dodgers 11-0 behind Dave Kingman's three homers and Tom Seaver's pitching. Astros edge Cubs 1-0. Reds top Cardinals 11-2. Pirates beat Padres 7-2. Giants down Phillies 5-1. Cleveland Cavs awards go to Jim Cleamons and Jim Brewer with Jim Chones out due to toe injury. Chones among top rebounders while Cleamons leads in assists.
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Atlanta
Pepe Mangual
Messersmith
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Houston
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Rick Reuschel
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Jose Cruz
Cleveland
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Jim Brewer
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Northeast Ohio
Jim Chones
National Basketball Association
Boston
Cleamons
Cavaliers
Brewer
Rodriguez Narrowly Trails After Second Round Bicentennial
Chi Chi Rodriguez carded rounds of 69 and 68 to sit one stroke behind pace setter Tom Purtzer at the Bicentennial Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. Purtzer led with 136 as Rodriguez revived his tour status with a putting lesson from Hubert Green and a nine putt stretch. Jerry Pate and Jerry McGee tied for second at 137, while Green struggled to a 70.
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Hubert Green
Crosby
Hubert
Herman Keiser
Chi Chi
Tom Purtzer
Purtzer
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Rodriguez
Jerry Pate
Jerry McGee
McGee
Pate
Ray Floyd
Lyn Lott
Lott
Green
la Crosse
Don Iverson
Andy North
Monona Grove
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