Wisconsin schools pick staff for state football playoffs
A five man committee will select the four semifinalists for the Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association state football championship. Arthur Mansfield Art Keller and George Sladky join Howard Kolstad and Lloyd Larson to decide teams based on records conference titles schedules and strength. The semifinals are November 8 and the final November 15 at Lambeau Field or Marquette Stadium with the title race highlighting Wisconsin coaches and officials.
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Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association
Arthur
Dynne) Mansfield
University of Wisconsin
Art Keller
Carthage
George Sladky
la Crosse
Howard
Chick) Kolstad
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
WISAA
Steve Pavela
Lambeau Field
Green Bay
Marquette Stadium
Milwaukee
Ber of
Marines
la Crosse State
Sladky
Green Bay Packers
la Crosse Aquinas
Sparta
Keller
Redmen
Illinois-Wisconsin
Anna Jonesboro, Ill
Friday's Stars Batting Lead Pilots Split with White Sox
Tommy Davis collected three singles and two doubles as Seattle split a doubleheader with Chicago. Paul Edmondson pitched a two hitter in his major league debut as Chicago defeated California 9 to 1.
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Tommy Davis
Pilots
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Paul Edmondson
White Sox
Chicago
California
Wisconsin Rapids Dominates Cedar Rapids in Midwest League
Wisconsin Rapids defeated Cedar Rapids 12 to 4 as Burlington 2 4 and Appleton 0 10 fell behind. Quad Cities posted an 11 to 8 win over Clinton while Waterloo beat Decatur 3 to 1 and Decatur edged Waterloo 1 to 0 in another close result.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Appleton
Quad Cities
Clinton
Waterloo
Decatur
Tiant Stops Birds’ Win Streak as Tiant wins opener
Tiant halted Baltimore’s seven game streak in the first game of a doubleheader with eight hits allowed and a two run homer by Bill Voss. The Orioles won the nightcap 5-1 behind Paul Blair Brooks Robinson and Don Buford as Seattle and Kansas City split their doubleheader.
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Duke Sims
Cleveland
Orioles
Paul Blair
Brooks Robinson
Don Buford
Senators
Detroit
Brant Alyea
Ray Oyler
Seattle
Kansas City
Charles Struggles to Hide Lead at Kemper Open
Bob Charles, leading the Kemper Open after two rounds, laments his form at Quail Hollow as eight players stand within a stroke. He describes the 7,250-yard layout as too long and admits the swing is misfiring while praising his putting and late birdies.
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Charlotte
N.C
Bob Charles
Quail Hollow
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charles
Dan Sikes
Lee Trevino
Sam Snead
Sikes
Trevino
Snead
Bob Payne
Bruce Devlin
England
Tony Jacklin
Mason Rudolph
Dale Douglas
Marquette star Thompson signs with Minnesota Pipers
George Thompson the all time Marquette scorer signed a two year no cut contract with the Minnesota Pipers of the ABA after being drafted by the Celtics and Baltimore Colts. Agent Norman Blass cited the no cut clause as a key reason. Thompson scored 1773 points in 87 games for Marquette and had his uniform number retired.
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Milwaukee, Wis
George Thompson
Marquette University
Minnesota Pipers
American Basketball Association
Pipers
Thompson
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Norman Blass
Piper
Blass
The
Celtics
New York City
Marquette
Jor
Don Kojis
San Diego Rockets
NBA
Wisconsin enters 22 wrestlers in Junior World Trials
Madison AP Wisconsin has 22 entries in the national trials for the World Junior Wrestling Championships to be held Monday through Wednesday in Worland Wyoming. The first Wisconsin junior team trained at the University of Wisconsin after qualifying at state trials in Stoughton. Winners earn U S berths for the first Junior World Championship July 14 19 in Boulder Colorado.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Worland
Wyo
University of Wisconsin
Stoughton
United States
Boulder
Bill Brown ReSigns with Minnesota Vikings
Vikings bring back fullback Bill Brown for one year after 50 days as a free agent for about 60 000 dollars. Brown, a 1960s NFL veteran with 4438 rushing yards and 208 receptions, chose Minnesota citing the Twin Cities area and his comfort with the club and staff.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Bill
Brown
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Jim Finks
Finks
Bill Brown
Milwaukee to Host Ice Speed Sprints
Milwaukee will host the first international speed skating sprint championships over February 21-22 and February 28-March 1 at State Fair Park West Allis. About 60 to 100 skaters from 14 countries are expected to compete, with national television coverage planned. The 1971 meet will be in Inzell, Germany.
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Milwaukee
Phil Krumm
United States International Skating Association
State Fair Park
West Allis
Inzell
Germany
Krumm
Chisox Edge Angels in Doubleheader Split
Paul Edmondson pitched a two hitter in his major league debut as the White Sox beat California 9 to 1 to gain a split of the doubleheader. California won the opener 2 to 1 in 12 innings on Sandy Alomar's two out RBI single. Edmondson drove in a run and set up a four run third inning with a single. Luis Aparicio drove in two runs in each of the big innings. Tom McCraw doubled in each inning.
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Anaheim
Paul Edmondson
Chicago White Sox
California
Sandy Alomar
Edmondson
Rick Reichardt
Jim Spencer
Luis Aparicio
Tom Mee- Craw
Burrer Reaches Finals in Singles and Doubles Tennis
Emilie Burrer, defending singles champion from Trinity College Texas, advances to finals in both singles and doubles at the Women's National Collegiate Tennis Tournament at Carlton College in Northfield Minnesota. She defeats Pixie Lamm 6-1 6-3 in singles semifinals and teams with Becky Vest to win doubles semifinal 6-3 6-0. The doubles final pits Burrer Vest against Lamm Austin.
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Northfield
Minn
Emilie Burrer
Carelton College
Miss Burrer
Pixie Lamm
UCLA
Trinity College
Texas
Pam Richmond
Arizona State
Miss Richmond
Diane Matzner
Odessa
Tex.) College
Becky Vest
Jackson
Miss
Miss Vest
Carolyn Clarke
Linda Yee
Trinity
Miss Lamm
Pam Austin
Kathleen Dombos
Patti Miller
Kalamazoo College
Michigan
Braves Bounce Giants Rally for Pirates Loss
Braves win as seven singles in one inning fail to help Pirates. Giants fall after Atlanta offense keeps pace while Phillies rally past Pittsburgh with key hits from multiple players.
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Braves
Giants
Phils
Pirates
Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Atlanta
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves win in 12th as Tillman homers for shift in NL action
In a list of N L games, Atlanta wins 4-3 on Bob Tillman’s 12th inning homer after Rico Carty and Bob Aspromonte tied it. San Francisco’s Mike McCormick allowed four Braves homers, while Philadelphia and Houston posted decisive rallies. Drysdale returns for Dodgers with six strong innings.
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Braves
Bob Tillman
San Francisco
Rico Carty
Bob Aspromonte
Atlanta
Pirates
Philadelphia
Beeene
Gary Ross
Doug Bader
Marty Martinez
Edwards
Astro
Mike McCormick
Carty
Aspromonte
Frank Linzy
Tillman
Gene Stone
John ‘Briggs
Larry Hisle
Cookie Rojas
Stone
Don Drysdale
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Drysdale
Walt Alston
Lefebvre
Maury Wills
Cubs Blank Montreal to End Losing Streak
Cubs right hander Bill Hands pitched five hitter as Chicago defeated the Montreal Expos 2 0 to halt a five game slide. Ernie Banks drove in the first run with a sacrifice fly and Hands scored on a bases loaded walk in the fifth. Adolfo Phillips booed by the crowd of 18 890 after leaving the Cubs for a time.
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Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
Ernie Banks
Hands
Jerry Robertson
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Leo Durocher
Adolfo Phillips
Adolfo
Standings and schedule wrap for baseball divisional race
American and National League standings update with team records and games back. Friday results include Oakland 3 Minnesota 2 in 14 innings, Washington 7 Detroit 2, Cleveland 7 Baltimore 2, Seattle 5 Kansas City 2, California 2 Chicago 1 in 9. Upcoming games list St Louis at York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among others.
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White Sox
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Luis Tiant
St. Louis
Briles
York
DiLauro
Pittsburgh
Veale
Fadelphia
Palmer
San Francisco
Marichal
Atlanta
Niekro
San Diego
Kelley
Houson
Griffin
Los Angeles
Osteen
Cincinnati
Culver
Montreal
Reed
Jenkins
W. L. Ct
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Chicago
Perry
Orland
Hunter
Wynne
Messersmith
Nelson
Brabender
Shellenback
Lolich
Cuellar
Williams
Stottlemyre
Peterson
Lonborg
Nagy
Phila
Atlanta Tree
San Fran
Houston
Philadelphia
Lady B. Fast Upsets Nevele Pride At Yonkers
In the $25,000 Volomite Trot at Yonkers Raceway Lady B. Fast defeated Nevele Pride and Fresh Yankee by a nose in a 2 00 4 5 mile. Driver Billy Popfinger credited keeping Nevele Pride outside early for the upset. Nevele Pride finished third after leading at the half.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Nevele Pride
Lady B. Fast
Fresh Yankee
Yonkers Raceway
Billy Popfinger
Nevele
Popfinger
Stanley Dancer
Yankee
Buttonwood Tree Farm
Bloomingburg
Dancer
Twins Powell Talking Terms After ASU Star Draft
Minnesota Twins drafted Arizona State center fielder Paul Ray Powell as the first college player in baseball's free agent draft. Powell has one more year of eligibility and would prefer to sign now if the price is right. Twins reportedly offer a 25 000 to 35 000 bonus, Powell says those figures are low.
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Lew Ferguson
Omaha
Neb
Paul Ray Powell
Minnesota Twins
Powell
Arizona State
Twins
Christian Stubbs Set for City Fight Card
Ray Christian of Winnipeg will meet Jose Stubbs of Chicago in a six round semi windup at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium Wednesday night. The main event features Pat O Connor vs Bob Reilly in a six round bout. O Connor fractured a hand last March 28 in a win over Duane Horsman.
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Ray Christian
Winnipeg
Canada
Jose Stubbs
Chicago
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Rochester
Pat O’connor
Bob
Red) Reilly
Gary
Indiana
O’connor
Chatfield
Duane Horsman
la Crosse
Floyd Jorner
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Murray Chass
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Menke
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Nye
Buster) Ott
Broadmoor Country Club
Colorado Springs
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Southern Illinois
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Purdue
Andy North
University of Florida
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