City and university set 16 new tennis courts plan
La Crosse city and La Crosse State University will build 16 Laykold surfaced courts as a cooperative project to bolster city recreation tennis. The project replaces youth courts lost for a heating plant, with completion expected by mid June and a 35 year land lease to the university.
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National League Standings and Friday Results Summary
National League teams led by Cincinnati and St Louis with records near .635. Friday results included New York 4 Philadelphia 5 and Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 2, with several late games and rain delays noted.
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Klein and Son win eighth straight Classic League game
Klein and Son roughed Pizza Villa 6-1 at Trane Park behind Mike Viner dominant one hitter. Clete Headley and Ed Leitzow hit solo homers as Pizza Villa drops to 3-6 in nine starts. Other results include Varsity Club 13 Maple Grove 3 and Club 14 4 Toby's Bar 3 with Gavin Hammes and John Mack among top hitters.
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Richards Falls Flowers Upset In NCAA 100 Yard Dash
Charlie Greene of Nebraska wins his third straight NCAA 100 yard title in 9.2 seconds amid questions on the time. Oregon’s Earl McCullouch leads California to a strong start while USC trails in team scoring after seven finals. Bob Richards suffers a fall in the steeplechase, finishing ninth as Chris McCubbins of Oklahoma State wins. Other winners include Randy Matson, Gary Ard, and Bob Narcessian.
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Nebraska
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Tennessee
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Gary Ard
Kansas
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Rhode Island
Mike Butler
Wisconsin
Ray Arrington
Iron play basics for controlled precision and consistency
The guidance emphasizes control over power in iron shots. Focus on three iron types short middle and long with proper stance and swing. Play short irons toward the right foot, middle irons centered with a longer swing, and long irons farther forward with a strong swing. Maintain rhythm, avoid over swinging, and use a fade to keep the ball under control and avoid bunkers.
Beattie Edges Wipperman in Unanimous Decision Fight
St Paul heavyweight Jim Beattie won a unanimous decision over Dick Wipperman of Cheektowaga New York in a ten round bout at the St Paul Auditorium. Beattie weighed 237 pounds and suffered a bloody nose in the second round as Wipperman a welt over the left eye. Referee Billy McCabe scored 97-96 with two judges at 98-94. Attendance was 2,414 with gate $8574. In the semi main event Dwane Horsman scored a fourth round TKO over Walter Harrison after an eight count battle.
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Marshall names Edgar Barrett athletic director
Edgar Barrett aged 36 was appointed athletic director at Marshall University on Thursday. He previously served as director of sports information at West Virginia University since 1951.
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Cardinal Promoted On Whitewater Football Staff
Whitewater State increases staffing with Gene Cardinal named offensive coach after Ed Schwager moves to fulltime athletic director duties. James Reaffini to lead freshman squad, newly named from Racine. Cardinal is Chippewa Falls native and former varsity player.
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Ticket Sales Soar For Twins Chisox Exhibition
Advance ticket sales for the July 24 exhibition between the Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins have passed 15 000. The game will be the first major league contest at Milwaukee County Stadium since the Braves left for Atlanta after 1965. Brewers president Bud Selig praised the public response and said Milwaukee and Wisconsin want major league baseball back.
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Cage Coach Harold Anderson Dies at 64 in Fort Lauderdale
W Harold Anderson former Bowling Green State University basketball coach and athletic director died Tuesday at his Fort Lauderdale home. He was 64 and retired from Bowling Green in 1965. Also noted ex boxer and Olympic champion Edward Reagan died Wednesday serving as NYS Commissioner and as chair of Eisenhowers people to people committee.
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New Pro Cage League Signs Television Pact
At a Pittsburgh meeting ABA Commissioner George Mikan announced a five year contract with Metro Goldwyn Mayer to distribute all ABA games. MGM will act as the league's agent in producing and televising the games.
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Clinton tops Quad Cities 3 0 as Lamb throws no hitter
John Lamb pitched a no hitter for Clinton in a 3 0 win over Quad Cities in the second game of a Midwest League doubleheader. Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Cronborg set a spring high with 13 strikeouts recently against the Kansas City Athletics.
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BYU Student Craig Raymond Signs with Milan Club
Brigham Young University player Craig Raymond is acquired by Simmenthal Basketball Club of Milan for the upcoming season, the club announced.
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