Legion 9 Eyes 2 The La Crosse Legion Doubleheader
The La Crosse Legion hosts the Madison Legion at Copeland Park in a two game set tonight starting at 6. Leg 9 and 6 1 record with a six game winning streak are on the line as Ken Hefti starts the opener and Randy Klar pitches the nightcap.
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Copeland Park
Ken Hefti
Randy Klar
Gene Shue Takes Philadelphia 76ers Coaching Job
Gene Shue signs a two year contract to coach the Philadelphia 76ers who posted a 9 73 record last season. He expresses eagerness for the challenge and notes success will depend on drafting impactful players. Don DeJardin calls him the best man for the job.
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Baltimore) Bullets
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Detroit
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Dahl Hurls 1 Hit As Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Beats Melrose Mindoro
Clayton Dahl allowed only a single hit in an 8-0 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau victory over Melrose-Mindoro. Dahl struck out 15 in 21 innings, lifting his season to 7-2 and 44 total strikeouts. Fran Peterson hit a homer and a double. Jeff Wagner went 3-for-4.
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Jeff Wagner
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Major League Standings and Results Report
American League and National League standings with team records and recent results. Friday and Saturday games include key outcomes for Chicago Boston New York Texas Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Oakland Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee and San Diego.
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Weber Repeats on All City Baseball Team
Logan's Pete Weber repeats as a pitcher on the 11 man all city prep baseball squad chosen by city coaches. He leads Logan with a .403 average and 21 RBIs while contributing a 6-1 mound record with a 1.73 ERA.
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Olsen
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Twite
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Bob McDonnell
Christensen
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Dammon
Solich Judged By Circumference
In this column Jim Murray argues Mickey Lolich’s greatness is overshadowed by his size. He celebrates Lolich’s 44 40 40 circumference, notes his 47 wins over two seasons, a three World Series wins, and a lone Cy Young miss, while condemning fat- bias and championing a Hall of Fame window for a fat pitcher.
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Williams Wins AAU 100 and Eyes 220 Double
Steve Williams surged from last to win the 100-yard dash in 9.4 seconds at the 85th AAU men's track championships in Bakersfield. He is favored to capture the 220, pursuing a double not seen since 1960. Prefontaine targets a second national title as Wohlhueter and Wottle clash in the looming 880.
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Steve Prefontaine
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Rick Wohlhuter
Dave Wottle
Soviet Union
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Randy Williams
Rod Milburn
Tom Hill
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Tommie Lee White
Milburn
Feuerbach
Gordon Minty
London
Navy
Ted Bregar
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