Valley High Open golf tourney aims for perfect weather
Valley High Golf Course manager Jerry Miller predicts a strong turnout for the sixth Valley High Open in Houston Minnesota. Rich Jungen is defending champion but may not compete. West Salem's Harry Warriner and La Crosse's Dan Ness are notable entrants with possible schedule changes if rain hits Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Minn
Valley High Golf
Jerry Miller
Rich Jungen
la Crosse
Miller
Jungen
West Salem
Harry Warriner
Dan Ness
Harland Viner
Valley High
Here
Viner
Beadle Ewing P and R Lead 12 Inch Open League Surges
Beadle Ewing and P R Awards post 12 inch open league wins to stay undefeated. Randy Groth belts two homers as P R Awards defeats Showboat Lanes 20 to 6. Beadle Ewing tops Sports Inn 12–8 aided by a six run seventh. Center 90 beats Peggs 6–2 in Classic League action. Breidel's Market 21 Tom's Speedometer 1 and Team Electronics 20 Viterbo 76ers 3 highlight the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Groth
Packer
Beadle Ewing
Badger
Sports Inn
Dale Tweeten
Center 90
Pegg
Tribune
Breidel
Tom's Speedometer
Team Electronics
Viterbo 76Ers
Bob van Riper
P & R Awards
Oxford
Our Corner
Papentuss
Gateway
Red Lantern
Dick & Ann’s
Trute’s Bar
RWC
Office Lounge
Rex
Mike
Beadie-Ewing
D.C
RWC Sports Inn
Dick & Ann's
Rex's
P&r
Va Breidel’s
Wa Gateway Transport
Viterbo
Papenfuss
Koellel's
Onalaska summer recreation program opens with multiple activities
ONALASKA Wis The summer baseball program starts today and the recreation program runs next week with 10 activity areas. For information contact Russ Peterson or Sam Brock. A schedule lists Boy's baseball on June 11 at the football field, Arts and Crafts, Golf, Weight training, Girls' gymnastics, Boys' basketball, Tennis, Adults registration, Girls' softball, and junior basketball instruction with times and locations at local schools and gyms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalaska
Wis
Russ Peterson
Sam Brock
Fauver Hill
Northern Hills
Wally Hayes
Lawcon
Rain washes out John Player Tennis quarter finals
Rain halted the John Player Lawn Tennis Tournament in Nottingham delaying four quarter finals. Only two matches reached court with Gottfried-Fillol ending 2-6 before rain stopped play and Tanner-Stockton left in the opening set. Final scheduled Sunday with $13,300 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
Brian Gottfried
Jaime Fillor
Chile
Fillol
Roscoe Tanner
Dick Stockton
Tanner
Stockton
Gottfried
Chris Lewis
New Zealand
Ray Moore
South Africa
Stan Smith
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Lutz
Gullikson
Ramirez
Smith
Fillal
First foreign champion crowned in women’s pin tourney
Akiko Yamaga of Tokyo won the open singles and all events in the Women’s International Bowling Congress 58th annual tournament in Milwaukee. She topped Pat Costello and others to claim $1,600 total prize money from a $665,000 prize pool as 9,688 five-member teams entered across 71 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
International Bowling Congress
Akiko Yamaga
Tokyo
Yamaga
California
Pat Costello
Cochrane
Kaye Benning
Ozella Houston
Dorothy Jackson
Detroit
Mich
Allgauer
Fireside
Chicago
Mae Bolt
Yamaga Akiko
Anne Hoffhines
Oklahoma City
Jeanette Robinson
Flint
Debbie Ramone
Euclid
Ohio
Hideri Ono
Winkles Named A's Manager In Shocking Finley Move
Oakland owner Charlie Finley fired Jack McKeon after 15th managerial change in 18 seasons and named Bobby Winkles to replace him. Winkles, 47, comes from the Giants coaching staff and will manage Detroit game. McKeon stays as admin assistant. Vida Blue and key veterans' injuries frame a tumultuous season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Bobby Winkles
Oakland A
Charlie Finley
Jack McKeon
Finley
Winkles
California Angels
Chicago
Carl Finley
San Francisco Giants
Detroit
McKeon
Arizona State
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
A's
Angels
A’s
Dick Williams
Alvin Dark
Giants
Dark
Hank Bauer
Kansas City Royals
Vida Blue
Bill North
Manny Sanguillen
Dick Allen
YMCA summer programs set for La Crosse youths
The La Crosse YMCA sponsors summer programs in basketball racquetball and weight training open to members and nonmembers. Sessions start June 20 and run each Monday and Wednesday until July 26. Seventh to ninth graders meet 1 30 to 3 30 pm while tenth to twelfth graders meet 6 to 8 pm. The racquetball clinic teaches rules strokes and strategy with five weeks of league play to follow. Racquets are provided and leagues aim to mix skill work with social play. The weight training program is personalized for each athlete’s sport and fitness goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
la Crosse
Orley Brown
Brown
Baseball Standings and Daily Matchups
Baseball standings and today's games list matchups across the league. Central fixtures include San Diego at Pittsburgh Montreal at Cincinnati Los Angeles at St Louis Philadelphia at Atlanta New York at Houston Chicago at Baltimore and more with Sunday and Sungay schedules noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Chicago
Montreal
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Sungay
Baltimore
Minnesota
Texas
Boston
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Detroit
Oakland
Toronto
Seattle
Cleveland
California
Wa St. Louis
Milwaukee Montreal
Sanrancisco
Geiberger fires record 59 in Memphis Classic
Al Geiberger, 39, shot a 13 under par 59 in round two at the Danny Thomas Memphis Classic, breaking the PGA Tour 18 hole record. He led with 131 over 36 holes, ahead of Keith Fergus 137 and Gary Player 139, amid winter rules on a damaged course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
al Geiberger
Geiberger
Tennessee
Colonial Country Club
al Borsch
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Sam Snead
Glen Lakes Country Club
Bill Nary
el Paso Country Club
Wally Ulrich
Cavalier Yacht and Country Club
Virginia Beach
Tommy Bolt
Wethersfield Country
Keith Fergus
Gary Player
Ray Floyd
Mike Morley
Mike Hill
Woody Blackburn
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Lietzke
Lee Trevino
Red Car
Jerry McGee
Orville Moody
J.C. Snead
Forrest Ferler
Bob
Lon Hinkle
Bobby Cole
Hale Irwin
Kermit Zarley
Alan Tapie
Sam Adams
Mike McCullough
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rik Massengale
Guy Walkingstick
Phil Rodgers
Tom Shaw
Bob Impaglia
Tom Jenkins
Jim Simons
Bobby Mitchell
Warren Chancellor
Don Iverson
Frank Beard
Bob Erickson
Doug Tewell
Gene Littler
Grier Jones
Ed Dougherty
Danny Edwards
Steve Cain
Dave Hill
Johnny Miller
Andy North
Bob Payne
Larry Ziegler
David Canipe
Don Baker
Floyd
Weiskopf
Blackburn
Morley
Hill
Tom Storey
Sahara
Colonial
Fort Worth
la Crosse
Baseball Leaders in AL and NL Statistics Snapshot
American League leaders show Carew and Fisk topping batting. Notable runs batted in include Hisle and Zisk. hitters like Yount and Bannister lead with high totals. Pitching highlights feature Tanana and Cast rosters with strong strikeout tallies. National League leaders list Trillo, Parker and Smith in batting and Rose, Garvey, Morgan among top run producers. Pitching leaders include Denny and Rau with solid ERAs and Rogers leading strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carew
Min
Fisk
Bsn
Bailor
Tor
Singleton
Bal
Bostock
Re Jackson
Bonds
Cal
Cowens
Hisle
Rudi
Zisk
Chi
Hobson
Munson
Yount
Mil
Bannister
Chambliss
McRae
Lemon
Burleson
Cromrle
Reitz
Parker
Pgh
Rose
Cin
Luzinski
Phi
K. Hrnandz
Triples
Brock
Mumpahry
Tripleton
Almon
Winfield
Cey
Smith
Burroughs
Atl
G. Foster
Taveras
Cedeno
Hun
Cabell
Htn
Lopes
Morgan
Fitching
Denny
Stl
Candiria
Rau
R Forsch
R. Reuschel
D. Sutton
Rhoden
Lerch
Rogers
Mtl
Piekro
Halicki
Koosman
Seaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bathine CO
Murray
Nock Blank
Jim Paulus
Jim Halverson
Tom
Koellel
Mug
John Schultz
Dale Johnson
Bill Schaub
Downtown Country Kitchen
Ken Slaubach
Dan Braund
Dan King
Dick & Ann‘s
Tim Lodeen
Kinschey
Mike Fischer
Gary Kaiser
Stan Clemies
Team Classic
Eee Center
Seers Life Pogy’s Izza Home Savings & Loan
Handy Builders
Metro Sports S & H Sport Shop
Onalaska States
Old High School
Tim Gullikson
Bob Lutz
Living Dangerously
Decorah
Iowa
Jay Adams
Terry Erickson
Boy‘s Club
Ken Dahl
Dave Headington
Bill Carney
Tomah
Tomah Legion
Adams-Friendship
Janesville Parker
Middleton
Elmwood
Sheboygan South
Edna Ruth
Belpre
Donna Seman
Orlando
Fla
Evelyn Hall
Clinton
Miss
Dollee Piasecki
Oregon
Mary Arndt
Portland
Ore
Mary Ann Jucius
Riverdale
Beth Pede
Helen Voelkner
Fond du Lac
Myra Maeser
Washington
Qtella Houston
Susie Reichley
Tex
Union City
Calif
Linda Hansen
Kaylee Castagna
Waukesha
Dana Stewart
Carole Harden
Santa Clara
Kathy Fry
Hazel Koach
Cedar Rapids
Viola Coombs
Jackie Headrick
Mesa
Tempe
Ariz
Shirley Sargent
Shirley Odom
Lubbock
Deborah Black
Shirlee Hanse
Pasco
Wash
Winona Legion
la Crescent
la Crescent Legion
Winona
Mark Ware
Trent Zessin
John Ganrude
Rich Meyer
Jeff Witcher
Carol Stephenson
Helen Franklin
Godfrey and Alton
Jil
Ann Ward
Betty Tyler
Andrews
Betty Jo Schilling
Coralee Yaeger
Lockwood
Cindy Dah
Leona Schroeder
Minneapolis
Kay Riddell
Susa Weber
Marrero
Joan Karns
Eunice DeWitt
Troy
Pam Millard
Harriett Dossett
Madison
Sunnyvale
Cindy Pearl
Louisville
Pat Booth
Memphis
Tenn
Marlene Willett
Marietta
Barbara Graham
Three Rivers
Sue Dahl
Beach Grove
Ind
Godfrey
Veria Mae Staab
Hays
Kan
Gloria Kruckenberg
Pontiac Mich
Dollie Thatcher
Gilman
Harlene Chastka
Moore
Allgaver's Fireside
Howe Motors
High Hopes
Nassau County
N.Y
Pitch’s
LPBA
Canton
Sunbeam Girls
Birmingham
Ala
Verdes Tropicana
West Palm Beach
Peoria
Hampton Five
Hampton
Carolina Stars
Winston-Salem
N.C
Superior
Stuart
Leisure
Monroe
Wayne Lanes
Woodstock
Bernward Bar
YMCA
Insurance City
Mike Souchak
Brackenridge
Snead
Mark Pfeil
Steve Veriato
Gil Morgan
Randy Erskine
Jim Masserio
Fred Marti
Artie McNickle
John Lister
Lionel Hebert
Dan Sikes
Gary Wintz
Tommy Aaron
Paul Moran
Rod Funseth
George Cadle
Mel Rifman
Frank Conner
George Johnson
Larry White
Kirk Bailey
Carlton White
Pete Hessemer
Bert Weaver
Nate Starks
Ted Butler
Dick Horgan
Jesus Rodriguez
David Hallford
Joe Kunes
Mike Craven
Carl Lohren
Richard Eller
Earl Fennell
Tommy Thomas
David Lee
Robert Nichols
Chris Pigott
Bob Lynn
Bob Eastwood
Dale Hayes
Bob Wynn
Randolph
Rice
Nettles
G. Scott
Gross
Oak
Remy
Patek
J. Norris
Cle
Tidrow
Knapp
Littell
Ryan
Tanana
Palmer
Blyleven
Eckersley
Trillo
Scott
Simmons
Griffey
All
Garvey
Madlock
Schneigher
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!