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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1977

Page

9

Seaver Becomes Cincinnati Red in Surprise Entrance

In Montreal, Tom Seaver joined the Reds, tossed off jokes about wearing a red stocking, and arrived unannounced at 5:35 p.m. to a bustling clubhouse. Pete Rose greeted the new ace and joked about past struggles while Seaver’s move from the Mets thrills fans.

Montreal Tom Seaver Cincinnati Reds Magic New York Mets Cincinnati

Brewers Halts Tie At Five In Eighth Inning

Milwaukee Brewers and California Angels were tied 5-5 in the eighth inning at Tribune press time. The game was delayed 112 hours by rain.

Foster's bat blazes for the Reds in Montreal

George Foster hit two homers, including a three-run shot in the fourth, as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Montreal Expos 9-4. Foster's first homer came off Steve Rogers, his 16th of the season, and his second came on Bill Atkinson's first pitch in the ninth. The Reds chased Rogers again in the sixth to oust him from the mound for the second time this week.

Montreal George Foster Cincinnati Reds Montreal Expos Foster Steve Rogers Joe Morgan Dan Driessen Bill Atkinson RED Sox Yankees Carlton Fisk Boston Rick Burleson Fred Lynn George Scott Carl Yastrzemski Catfish Hunter Burleson Lynn Fisk Scott Floyd Bannister Houston Astros Lenny Randle Houston Enos Cabell Jose Cruz Mets Mike Vail Lee Mazzilli Cabell Bob Watson Watson Vail al Cowens Kansas City Royals Jim Colborn Steve Mingori Colborn Mingori Amos Otis Geoff Zahn Royals Darrell Porter Frank White Glenn Adams White Andre Thornton Cleveland Indians Thornton Detroit Steve Grilli Jim Crawford Grilli Duane Kuiper Buddy Bell Bell Paul Dade Fred Kendall

Baseball Scores and Standings From Friday Lineup

Baseball matchups featured the Yankees at Red Sox and Indians visiting the White Sox with multiple pitchers listed. Friday results included Cincinnati 9 Montreal 4 and Houston 7 New York 1 among totals while St Louis and Chicago games went late.

Cincinnati Montreal Houston New York Philadelphia Atlanta St. Louis San Diego Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Francisco Lemongello Koosman Seaver Alcala Kison Halicki Messersmith Christensen Bonham John Rasmussen Griffin Boston Baltimore Wa Pittsburgh Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Toronto Minnesota West Chicago Texas California Kansas City Oakland Seattle

Nolan cites Kapstein as factor in Reds trade

Gary Nolan, 29, believes his dealings with agent Jerry Kapstein helped push his exit from the Cincinnati Reds. He was traded to the California Angels for minor league shortstop Craig Hendrickson and a player to be named later after saying he would not sign another contract with the Reds.

Nolan Kapstein Reds Cincinnati Gary Nolan Jerry Kapstein Cincinnati Reds California Angels Dick Wagner Angels Craig Hendrickson

Keg and Center 90 extend perfect streaks in league action

The Keg defeated Pegy's Pizza 11-1 and Center 90 beat Metro Sports 5-3 to push both clubs to seven straight wins in Classic League softball. Other notable results include S & H Sport Shop 2 1 over Handy Builders and P R Awards remaining unbeaten with a 13 11 victory over The Mug in the Packer Division. Regions showed high scoring with Downtown Country Kitchen and Office Lounge racking big innings.

Center 90 Pegy’s Pizza Metro Sports S & H Sport Shop Handy Builders Jerry Dommerhausen Orrie Thompson Mug Beadle Ewing Badger Downtown Country Kitchen Viterbo Tom Jim Stock Oxford Koelbi Witerbo Tom’s Speedometer Gateway Team Electronics Our Corner Office Lounge Trute’s RWC Mike's Musical Rex’s Red Lantern Breidel’s Papentuss Sports Inn Dick & Ann's P & R Awards Country Kitchen Industrial Closeo McLoone Heileman Or Post Office Dairyland Power Parks & Recreation Eagles Industrial Closed Quillin’s A Rubber Mills Lutheran Hospital Heileman’s Gundersen Clinic W.A. Roosevelt St. Francis Wwtt City Torrance Casting GB Machine Products Pepsi Norplex Wa Rubber Mills Montgomery Burlington Wettstein Garment Co H.A.B.C Beadie-Ewing D.C. Kitchen Sports Inn Rex's P& R Breidel's Mugg Diva

Lakers sign Davis in multi year deal

Los Angeles announces that Brad Davis, the Lakers’ second pick in the NBA draft, signed a multi year contract. The report includes line scores from a local baseball game and multiple player stats, noting team and opponent abbreviations and miscellaneous game details.

LOS Angeles Brad Davis Lakers National Basketball Association

Rain halts Queen's Club semifinal as Pfister and Cox tied

Rain stopped play in the Queen's Club semifinal with Hank Pfister of Bakersfield, California, and Britain's No. 1 Mark Cox tied 4-4 in the third set. Gottfried and Ramirez never started, leaving Pfister Cox to finish today along with the other semifinal and final.

London Hank Pfister Bakersfield Calif Mark Cox Britain Queen’s Club Pfister Brian Gottfried Fort Lauderdale Fla Raul Ramirez Mexico Cox Gottfried Ramirez Rawlings John Player Nottingham Gullikson Fillol Stan Smith Ilie Nastase Roscoe Tanner

Dineen Elected President of La Crosse Youth Hockey Association

Richard Dineen was elected president succeeding Delvin Boardman. John McCoy is vice president Dennis Roers treasurer and Jim Davis secretary. The officers board and members meet August 8 at the YMCA to plan the 1977 78 winter season.

Richard Dineen la Crosse Youth Hockey Association Dineen Delvin Boardman John McCoy Dennis Roers Jim Davis YMCA

Boys' Club and Decorah Play Tight Baseball Duel

In a 9 to 7 win for Boys' Club, Kenny Dahl and Kirk Benda led with hits while Scott Delaney added three and Jay Adams two. Decorah countered with Kirk Benda two hits and later a 3 to 2 loss to Boys' Club.

Boys’ Club Decorah Kenny Dahl Kirk Benda Scott Delaney Jay Adams Joe Weber Dave Headington Scott Dela Ney Dave Hedington Dale McCarthy

Nye named to head Minnesota DNR

William B. Nye 43, an Ohio lawyer and former state legislator who led Ohio’s DNR from 1971 to 1975, was chosen by Gov. Perpich to head Minnesota’s Department of Natural Resources. He will take the post July 1 at a $41,000 annual salary and promises a balanced approach between conservation and development amid ongoing environmental debates.

ST. Paul Post Nye DNR Reserve Mining Co

La Crescent Legion Suffers 12-0 Defeat At La Crosse

La Crosse Legion routs La Crescent 12 to 0 at Memorial Field. Seidel wins with five innings pitched, Hackner follows, Brieske and Mihalovic lead with multiple hits. Coonan aims to field full squad next day against Eau Claire, Menomonie, or Winona.

la Crescent Legion la Crosse Legion la Crosse Memorial Field Siedel Hackner Coonan Rich Menomonie Legion Eau Claire Winona LA Crescent Ab-R-H Minegar Breger Theising Ganrude Weglohn Dawson Marmsden Thessing Covey E—Thesing RBI Dee Servais Brieske Mihalovic Silcox Neumeister

Refuge manager transferred to Albuquerque office

Wayne Guesnel, longtime refuge manager at Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge, is reassigned as senior staff specialist in refuge operations at the FWS regional office in Albuquerque New Mexico. He will assist rehabilitation planning and new facilities for refuges in the Southwest.

Winona Minn Wayne Guesnel Fish and Wildlife Service FWS Albuquerque N.M Gueswel Upper Mississippi River Wabasha

Onalaska Defeats West Salem In Coulee League Game

Onalaska rallies with five runs in the sixth to beat West Salem 5 to 3. Mike Wais executes two squeeze bunts driving in three runs as Onalaska improves to 6-1 in conference and 6-5 overall with Bangor looming. West Salem’s Dick Dahl goes 2 for 3 with two hits.

Onalaska Wis West Salem Coulee Mike Wais Bangor

Elon College Coach Red Wilson Resigns After 10 Years

Elon College in North Carolina announces the resignation of head football coach S.S. Red Wilson after a decade at the helm. Wilson says he wishes to pursue other interests and leaves the program seeking new leadership.

Elon College N.C S.S Red’’ Wilson

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