Armstrong Defends Crown At Whitehall Open In Wisconsin
La Crosse’s Jeff Armstrong pursues a historic title defense in the eighth Whitehall Golf Open. The field includes past champions Don Johnson and Reed Mackenzie, with Ott absent for NCAA duty. Old rivals Tompkins and local pros from La Crosse area headline a 140-entrant field on a longer Whitehall layout.
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Jim Pickett
la Crosse Tribune
Whitehall
Wis
la Crosse
Jeff Armstrong
Armstrong
la Crosse State
Harvey
Buster) Ott
Neillsville
Bud Tompkins
Tompkins
Ott
Colorado Springs
Southern Ilinois University
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Don Johnsson
Eau Claire
Reed Mackenzie
Minneapolis
Maple Grove Country Club
Harry Warriner
Jim Walsh
Verl Hansen
Archer, Rodgers Lead Kemper Open After Windy First Round
George Archer and Phil Rodgers shared the lead at six under par with 67s at the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Arnold Palmer struggled to a 73 as 47 players sit within four strokes, with Bob Charles Bob Goalby Jim Colbert and Bob McCallister among the closest chasing leaders.
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George Archer
Bob Goalby
Bob Rodgers
Bob Green
Charlotte
N.C
Big George
Paunchy
Phil Rodgers
Archer
Quail Hollow Country Club
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Jim Colbert
Bob McCallister
McCallister
Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Orville Moody
Bruce Devlin
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Mason Rudolph
Dale Douglass
Bob Payne
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
La Crosse Legion No 1 Defeats Westby 7-1 in Exhibition
Westby Legion drops to 2-3 while La Crosse Legion No 1 improves to 3-0 with a 7-1 win. Bob Reichgelt pitched a two hitter with 13 strikeouts, driving in two runs and scoring twice as La Crosse built a 5-0 lead by the fourth inning. Peterson doubled for Westby's lone hit and scored their only run.
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Legion No
Legion
Bob Reichgelt
Reichgelt
Tom Peterson
Peterson
Mark
Tooke
Kujawski
Duncan
la Crosse Legion
Chaseburg
Copeland Park
Crosse Legion
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Abrh Tooke If
Mashak Ss
Esmond
Peterson If
Collins
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Domke c
Ol Anderson
J. Cooley
Nelson
S. Cooley
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Doloto Cf
Whee
Wettstein Cf
OjLenser
Kujawski Ss
Ekern
Schmidt Ss
OjRudierf
Reichgelt P
Sicherf
Cooley
Schmidt
Mathison
Larson
Rbi
Kamla
M. Duncan
Domke
Aarness-Steenberg
Women Play Doubleheader at Powell Park Saturday
A women’s softball doubleheader is set for Saturday at Powell Park. The Coo Coo Club faces Ye Old Style Inn at 1 30 p.m. and Skogen’s IGA meets Terrace Bar at 3 30 p.m. Games are slated for Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. at Houska land Copeland Parks as teams aim to join a league next season.
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Powell Park
Ye Old Style Inn
Skogen
IGA
Houskaland Copeland Parks
Legion No. 2 Earns 5-0 City Baseball Victory
Legion No. 2 powered to a 5-0 win over Boys' Club in city action. Ondell Coady and Formanek hit doubles as Kohnert limited Boys' Club to four hits with nine strikeouts.
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Boys’ Club
Ondell
Coady
Formanek
Kohnert
Legion
Deckham
lCoady of
Melbo
Johnson If Blum Sf
Rieber Ss Haggerty
Skipton Rf
Vondell
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Hendrick c
Brown If
Schmidt
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Carroll
Robinson P
Dem
Rf Betz Ph
Kohnert P
Riffenberg
Nicolai Rf
Boy’s Club Legion II
Boy’s Club
Sf—Schmidt
Robinson
Melba
Balk
Kathy Whitworth Heads Pabst Classic
Kathy Whitworth the season’s leading money winner heads the field at the Pabst Classic in Columbus at Raymond Memorial. Defending champion Carol Mann Mickey Wright Sandra Haynie Shirley Englehorn and Patty Berg provide top competition as Whitworth seeks her third Columbus title while chasing a $4 500 first prize.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kathy Whitworth
Raymond Memorial Course
Whitworth
Lennie Wirtz
Kathy
Anyather
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Sandra Haynie
Shirley Englehorn
Patty Berg
Miss Whitworth
Sutton
Mass
Arizona State and Tulsa Vie in NCAA World Series Final
Arizona State and Tulsa meet in the finals of the 23rd NCAA College World Series in Omaha after ASU rebounded through the losers bracket. The Sun Devils, aiming to repeat odd-year titles 1965 and 1967, defeated NYU 4-1 behind Lerrin LaGrow and had previously crushed Tulsa 11-3.
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Arizona State
Tulsa
Omaha
Neb
Sun Devils
New York University
Lerrin LaGrow
Texas
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