Maple Grove Women Host Open Day for Golfers
A field of 164 golfers from Maple Grove and clubs in La Crosse Pine Creek Onalaska Coulee Viroqua Sparta Galesville compete in Maple Grove Country Club open day events for nine and 18 hole players. Nine h oler start times begin 8 30 a m with multiple groups led by Ruth Ranney and others and 18 hole play begins 9 a m at No 10 tee including Carol Dobrunz Barbara Loveland Dossy Frey Rita Woodworth and others.
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Maple Grove Country Club
Maple Grove
la Crosse Country Club
Pine Creek
la Crescent
Onalaska Coulee Country Club
Viroqua
Sparta
Galesville
Tuesdes
Iken
Lucille Bronson
Ruth Gallagher
Joan Dahl
Anna Groves
Liz Pischke
Hattie Fox
Sally Mason
Florence Stewart
Dorothy Sprehn
Vi Nichols
Wade Schrieder
Gloria Much
Marge Denson
Ruby Merrit
Ella Bleakely
Gloria Wahlen
Ceil Gilles
Margaret Kosbach
Marion Miller
Jeanette de- Lap
Lacia Morris
Pat Atkinson
Shirley Holman
Ethel Hanson
Sally Bendel
Marge Tierney
Betty Dwyer
Ione Luedtke
Donna Meggers
Helen Friedman
Rose Kriemelmeyer
Flossie Peterson
Ann Galstad
Bev Iverson
Alice Sprain
Peg Sherer
IL Am
Marie Chapiewsky
Ruth Anderson
Lou Weegen
Virginia Mahlake
Carol Dobrunz
Barbara Loveland
Dossy Frey
Rita Woodworth
Lois Harris
Jane Weigel
Helen Vetsch
Dorothy Huff
Phyllis Dempsey
Syd Strickland
Jan Dahlstrom
Ruth Engelsen
Fern Ruud
Hope Neal
Stacia Quillin
Dorothy Weigel
Mary Kios
Laura Hemingway
Maury Skundberg
Jane Blaschke
Elaine Goddard
Lorraine Dahl
Joan McCoy
Audrey Allen
Jeanne Miller
Beth Miller
Ann Neuman
Goldie Lewison
Eleanor Armstrong
Norma Quinn
Lucy Mulder
Helen Hulick
Leatrice Martin
Eleanor Lockett
Clara Bekkedal
Sally Levenstein
Hilda Evenson
Fran Carter
Mona Deil Jenkins
Vera Michuta
Hertah Wade
Lis Hutson
Helen Felix
Jean Weigel
Hazel Ripplinger
Grace Jeffrey
Janet Roehl
Eulonda Roush
Rachel Berg
Liz Banasik
Esther Iverson
Greta Schuler
Pat Trueman
Catherine Linder
Esther Hines
Joyce Anthony
Dorothy Megin
Roger Febig
Ruth Clark
Boros Dominates Flint Open with 14 Under Par
Julius Boros shot 66 71 68 69 to finish 14 under at the Flint Open, setting an eight stroke tournament record. He led Don Finsterwald by five, Dow and George Bayer close behind, as Boros banked $9,000 and prepared for the open sectional in New York.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
North Carolina
Warwick Hills
Boros
New York
Brookline
Mass
Don Finsterwald
Dow
George Bayer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Flint
Finsterwald
Art Wall Jr
Bayer
George Knudson
Bill Collins
Softball Mon night league schedule across four parks
The notice lists Monday June 10 softball games across Powell Park Houska Park and Trane Park Trinity. Matchups include Glen's Bar versus Koelbi's Bar at Powell Park 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m Bohemian Hall versus Jungles Tavern. Other games feature Toby's Bar versus John's Copeland Park Baldy's Bar versus Schmidty's Tavern Dugan's Tavern versus 400 Club and Chiefs versus Lab Hogan Slips Red Devils versus Pencil Pushers Green Gremlins versus Tigers Old Grandads versus Blue Lions.
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Powell Park
Glen’s
Koelbi
Bohemian Hall
Jungles
Houska Park
Toby
John
Copeland Park
Baldy
Schmidty
Central
Dugan
Traneco
Chiefs
Lab Hogan
Slipsticks
Trances
Lueth Park
Red Devils
Pencil Pushers
Trane Park
South
Green Gremlins
Tigers Memorial Field
East
Old Grandads
Blue Lions
Griffith Rodriguez Set For Fourth Welterweight Bout
After three fights and 40 rounds Emile Griffith and Luis Rodriguez again hinted at a rematch. Griffith regained the world welterweight title with a split 15 round decision as Rodriguez laments the series and both camps weigh a possible fourth bout. Rodriguez earned 40000 to Griffiths 37500 with both fighters at 146½ pounds before 8081 in Madison Square Garden.
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Griffith
Louis Rodriguez
Emile Griffith
New York
Rodriguez
UPI
Green
Associated Press
Luis Rodriguez
Angelo Dundee
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Henry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Virgin Islands
Cham
Pion. Rodriguez
Miami
Los Angeles
Jimmy Devlin
Tony Rossi
Joe Armstrong
Associated iPress
Luis
Dundee
Park Takes Gopher State Track Title Seals Hs Championship
Park earns state high school track title amid record performances led by Tom Stuart of Breckenridge who set four records including high jump at 6 ft 6 1 4 in and Dan Seebert White Bear Lake in g long mark. Mike Gillham of St Louis Park wins 220 and 440 dashes.
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Minneapolis
Roy Griak
St. Louis Park
University of Minnesota
Griak
Park
White Bear Lake
Minneapolis Central
Mike Gillham
Tom Stuart
Breckenridge
Stuart
Jim Patten
Bemidji
Jerry Brouwer
Tony Lynch
International Falls
Marty Benson
Minnetonka
Dan Seebert
Benson
Ralph Ferrin
Minneapolis North
Blaine Chatham
Legion drills set for two nights at Memorial North
La Crosse Junior Legion team will practice Tuesday and Wednesday at Memorial North Field starting at 6 p.m. Manager Bill Parizek says 21 players reported last Saturday and more are expected. The first game, against Onalaska, is Thursday at 5 30 p.m. at Memorial North.
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la Crosse Junior Legion
Memorial North Field
Bill Parizek
Legion
Onalaska
Memorial North
Cubs Revival Electrifies Wrigley As Dodgers Edge Suprisingly
Chicago fans ride a wave of excitement as the Cubs, despite an 11 8 loss to the Dodgers, spark a strong NL contention with Ernie Banks homering three times. Attendance leaps toward a million as GM John Holland notes a rising market for trades with the established youth core.
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Chicago
Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Texas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wrigley Field
Dodgers
Ernie Banks
Hank Sauer
John Holland
Bowling Scores from Holiday Lanes Show Highs and Averages
Genoa Pals posted 656 664 653 for 1973 team score. 49ers 646 658 602. Wilder Clan 735 4716 696. Rascals 681 620. Alley Cats 667 659 688. Minn E Wis 655 662 537. Pot Shots 569 525 573. Dufirs 691 650 679. French Is Four 713 642 711. High series by Wilder males and Leaf with top performances include C Leaf 203 high in singles.
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Guys & Dolls
Genoa Pals
49Ers
Wilder Clan
C. Leaf
J. Wilder
H. Schreve
D. Krause
D. Skaff
M. Wilder
S. Seitz
E. Leaf
A. Warner
K. Antony
Shaw Helps Spahn Win After Braves Lose Opener
Milwaukee Braves split a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates as Warren Spahn and Bob Shaw combined for a 5-3 nightcap victory. Spahn improved to 8-3 after surviving an eighth inning threat, with Donn Clendenon and Ted Savage homering for the Braves. The opener saw Bob Friend beat Denny Lemaster 4-0, with Clemente and Savage each driving in runs for Pittsburgh.
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Shaw
Spahn
Braves
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Bob Shaw
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Pirates
Friend
Denny Lemaster
Lemaster
Ted Savage
Donn Clendenon
Dick Schofield
Savage
Roberto Clemente
Pirate
Don Cardwell
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Mack Jones
Clemente
Light Tower
Menke
Schofield
Larker
Elroy Face
Frank Bolling
Laker
Jones
Bolling
Jim Pagliaroni
Smoky Burgess
Maye
Piche
Milwaukee
E—Mathews
Bailey
Clendenon
H. Aaron
Savage Clendenon
Schneider
U Forman
Gorman
Landes Nd
Sudol
Spahn Wins As Pittsburgh Edges Milwaukee In Netless Game
Spahn improves to 8-3, Cardwell loses to 2-7 as Milwaukee loses 6-5 to Pittsburgh. Key hits include Clemente home run and Mathews two RBIs with Menke and Schofield contributing two bases apiece. Attendance 18,209 as Sisk and Veale also see action.
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Cardwell
Larker
Face
Burgess
Dillard
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
E—Bailey
Schofield
Clemente
PCA
Menke
McMillan
RBI
H. Aaron
Mathews
Jones
Pagliaroni
S—Spahn
Spahn
Shaw
A & Dbd
L—Cardwell
A — Gorman
Landes
Sudol
Forman
ABA
Savage
Bolling
Mazoski
Cli'cenon
E Morton
Bailey
H.aaron
Stargell
T. Aaron
a-Logan
Rainout make up set for July 4 in Root River league
The Root River Baseball League game between Spring Grove and Dakota that was rained out on Sunday will be played on July 4.
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Root River
Spring Grove
Dakota
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Marie Hafner
Twila Montgomery
Jean Ness
Lucille Bein
Nell du Charme
Evelyn Olson
Lillian Goodman
Mabel Marsh
Bea Radell
Thea Wilhelmson
Jane Krajewski
Dorothy Larson
Fran Snyder
Dora Biel
Olivia Krajewski
Maud May
Lucille Gees
Ruth Lee
Lois Nelson
Kay Matison
Kate Cobleigh
Agnes Peterson
Elvena Bettin
Elsie Swennes
Liz Kaplan
Tedda Azuanis
Allene Slabeck
Mip Leal
Jane Barton
Helen Morton
Mary Felland
Doris McKenzie
Dorothy Dedo
Julie Wurster
Phyllis Landmeyer
Hal Madsen
Nel Lockett
Mary Ziegler
Rose Shuda
Joan Letfer
Lorraine Erickson
Ethelyn Fladstol
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Margaret Miller
Jan Ringdahl
Jane Torkelson
Margaret Keller
Lil Soules
Betty Nustad
Ona Einer
Elta Olson
Bina Zirbes
Gen Sutcliffe
Eunice Jacobson
Nelda Ammerman
Kip DuMez
Elia Schultz
Rose Rahr
Ruth Silberschmidt
Mary Liegeis
Kris Cooper
Virginia Warn
Standard
Tandard Oil Division
American Oil Company
Gopher
Legion Drill
Corina Cigars
Lark
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RGH Abr
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