Haug Captures Castle Mound Open With Late Birdies
Eric Haug won his second straight Castle Mound Open at Holmen Wisconsin with a four under par 68 after birdie bursts on the 17th and 18th. Gary Johnson finished second after faltering at the seventh and on the final hole while Keith Craig shared runner up with a 70.
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Holmen
Wis
Eric Haug
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Haug
Keith Craig
Crosse Central
Johnson Haug
Eric
Gary
Craig
Arnie Evanson
la Crosse
Evanson
Dan Ness
Ness
Glance McTear and Riddick Qualify For Olympics
In Eugene Oregon Harvey Glance and Houston McTear two 19 year old sprinters and veteran Steve Riddick earned Olympic berths in the 100 meters as Steve Williams who was favored for gold at Montreal watched from the sidelines Glance won in 1011 seconds McTear finished second in 1016 but pulled up Williams withdrew from the event Riddick placed third in 1018 and Johnny Jones next in 1023 earning an alternate berth if McTear cannot compete Williams also faced injuries in other events
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Eugene, Ore
Harvey Glance
Houston McTear
Steve Riddick
Steve Williams
Montreal
Glance
Auburn
Munich
McTear
Florida
Bob Larson
Williams
Riddick
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
Johnny Jones
Lampasas
Tex
Terry Albritton
University of Hawaii
Dan Ripley
al Feuerbach
George Woods
Pete Shmock
University of Oregon
Mac Wilkins
Jay Silvester
Kathy Schmidt
U.S
Sherry Calvert
Lakewood International
Karin Smith
UCLA
Hencken
Chris Woo
Honolulu
Woo
James Montgomery
Madison
University of Indiana
Joe Bottom
Santa Clara
Jack Babashoff
Shirley
Shirley Babashoff Leads U S Olympic Swim Trials Field
Shirley Babashoff, 19, from Fountain Valley, tops America's women sprinters as trials near finish in Long Beach. She aims for five events after posting an American record 56.96 in the 100 free. Teammates Jill Sterkel Kim Peyton and Wendy Bogliolli join relay squads as the meet narrows to finals.
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Long Beach
Calif
Shirley Babashoff
America
Fountain Valley
Shirley
Paul Hartloff
Santa Barbara
Cal
John Hencken
Miss Siering
Marcia Morey
Mission Viejo
Castle Mound Open Championship Flight Scores Listed
Open Championship flight results show Eric Haug 68 and Gary Johnson 70 leading Holmen with multiple La Crosse players named. First through fourth flight net scores and participant names across regions including Onalaska Sparta Black River Falls and Galesville are recorded.
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Castle Mound
Eric Haug
Holmen
Gary Johnson
Keith Craig
la Crosse
Arnold Evanson
John Allen
Charles Redel
John Huxsahl
West Salem
Tim Skogen
Onalaska
Bob Kronberg
Dave Hanson
Paul Williamson
Galesville
Sonny Wilkins
Wally Pratt
Ft Knox
Kentucky
Pete Kohnert
Mike Herzog
Harry Warriner
E. Kohlmeyer
Black River Falls
Dave Young
Dan Ness
Bruce Simones
Steve Jahimiak
Jim Tracey
Tom Reisinger
Sparta
Don Nontello
Russ Bakkum
David Ekern
Harry Kolter
Janes Zielke
Jeff Priem
Ron Amundson
Dave Franke
Dan Ekern
Ron Craig
Roger Amundson
Ed Gittens
Dave Gaynor
Harold Williamson
Duane Westlie
Jerry Dahiby
Wally Hayes
Art Hayter
al Bass
JoAnne Carner Wins Hoosier Golf Classic
JoAnne Carner edged Pat Bradley and Debbie Austin by one stroke at Plymouth Country Club to win the Hoosier Classic. The victory boosted her year winnings to 42 891 66 to rank fourth on the LPGA tour.
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Plymouth
Ind
JoAnne Carner
Legion Splits Doubleheader With Menomonie in Wisconsin
La Crosse American Legion drops the nightcap 6-1 after winning the opener 4-2 to pull to a .500 season mark at 6-6. Perry Dahl pitched five hits in the first game as La Crosse offense sparked by Ed Servais and Rich Kaiser powers the win, while Menomonie capitalizes with two runs in the first and fourth innings and seals the second game with six runs.
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Menomonie
Wis
la Crosse American Legion
Jim Coonen
la Crosse
Perry Dahl
The
Legion
Ed Servais
Rich Kaiser
Mark Piazza
Paul Bruha
Jim Neumeister
Servais
Coonen
Dahl
Jim
Kaiser
Mike Dee
Viroqua
Copeland Park
Neumeister
Kamla
Dee
Piazza
Juan
Bruha
Walsh
Dani
Ab-R-H
Benitz
Trader
Kartman
Manske
Grade
Howe
Helixon
Gentingsrt
Nilseen
Dusso
Grant
E—Manske
T. Jader
Juan OP
Kamia
Isa
Dussottine
Grant Sia
Kamila
Jerue
Marx
Grude
Hastings
Jerve
RBI
Mere
Ee Servais (Lp
Pr—Walsh
Juniors Beat Viroqua Then Split With Rochester in Weekend Twin Bill
La Crosse Juniors baseball swept Viroqua 13-3 behind Paul Hammes five innings with seven strikeouts and two hits from Tom Juan in the second win. Juan added three hits in a 9-4 Legion game while Erik Wuensch and Mihalovic provided key RBIs. In the Rochester caps, Rochester won 9-8 before La Crosse prevailed 2-1 as Wuensch drove in the decisive run. Mihalovic took the loss in the opener and Jeff Arney earned the win in the finale. The Juniors stand 13-8.
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la Crosse
Viroqua Legion
Rochester Spartans
Paul Hammes
Viroqua
Matt Fellenz
Robby Altman
Tom Juan
van Bergum
Brian Halverson
Juan
Scott Mihalovic
Erik Wuensch
Jim Paulson
Dave Bergum
Rochester
Mihalovic
Wuensch
Jeff Arney
Paul Brieske
Bangor Still Perfect Wins Doubleheader in Non Pro Action
Bangor improves to 14-0 with a Sunday doubleheader sweep in non pro baseball. Jeff Marson fires a three hitter to win 6-0 in game one, while Mark Johnson allows three hits in a 4-0 game two victory.
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Pepin
Wis
Bangor
Jeff Marson
Mark Johnson
Arizona Wins Baseball Crown in College World Series
Arizona bats erupt for seven runs in a 7-1 victory over Eastern Michigan to claim its first national title in any sport. Junior pitcher Bob Chaulk anchors the win while coach Jerry Kindall hails his strides after a season marked by a dramatic losers bracket run and a prior 7-6 setback to Arizona State.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona Press
Bob Chaulk
Jerry Kindall
Chaulk
Wildcats
Arizona
Arizona State
Eastern Michigan
Kindall
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Eastern
Meyer Captures PdC Golf Title
Dubuque golfer John Meyer won the Prairie du Chien Invitational with a four over par 74. Emmett Terwilliger of Lancaster finished second at 75 as 120 players competed. multiple golfers tied for first in flights and third-flight honors.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Dubuque
John Meyer
Emmett Terwilliger
Lancaster
Rick Hass
McGregor
Bob Hickel McGreg
Dan Schultz
Monona
Jeff Moser
Garneville
Glen Bestor
Platteville
Duane Sherry
Viroqua
Earl Ward
Boscobel
Ken Kennedy
East Dubuque
Wayne Erickson
Guttenberg
Ray Cardin
Madison
Jack Bast
Gene Florence
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Pat Bradley
Westford
Mass
Debbie Austin
West Palm Beach
Fla
B. F. Goodrich Performance
Superior
Pantera
Tasca Ward Tire, Inc
B. F. Goodrich
Cathedral
Tribune Phot
FORD
Amerigo
Tommy’s
Free Spirit
Champion
Wisconsin
Hurons
Bob Welch
Bob Ovchinko
Welch
Hiram Walker
California
Hiram Walker’s
Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc
Peoria
Illinois
San Francisco
Meyer
Commercial Credit
Control Data Corporation
S. Fourth Street
Amercial Credit Plan
Corpens
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