Heiser wins Prairie du Chien Invitational in playoff
Ted Heiser of Platteville wins the 9th annual Prairie du Chien Golf Invitational at Prairie du Chien Country Club after a sudden death playoff with George Faherty. Both posted 71s to tie the club record. Heiser clinched on the second playoff hole with a birdie.
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Platteville
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Don Knellwoilf
Jeff Lehman
Don Koenig
James Mealey
G. M. Howrey
Bob Smock
Bernard Morgan
Duane Dempsey
Bob Breininger
Earl Ward
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Abe Lacke
John Fleis
Tom Rink
Bill Hyde
Ed Stokke
S. McFarlane
Ozzie Ebarth
Vern Miller
Mike Lochner
Terrace wins women’s softball in high-scoring tilt
Terrace buried Skogen’s IGA of Onalaska 31 to 9 at Powell Park. Nine runs in the first inning set the tone as Louise Dolle homered with four hits, including a grand slam in the fifth. Dolly Osborn contributed three hits with a two-run blast, and Nancy Proksch added three hits.
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Skogen
IGA
Onalaska
Powell Park
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Dolly Osborn
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Carol Bentley
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Virginia Brueske
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Bobby Cox
Cincinnati
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White Sox
California
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Tommy Davis
Seattle
Kansas City
O Connor headlines La Crosse boxing card
Pat O Connor 19 year old undefeated Rochester Minnesota middleweight returns to action Wednesday night headlining a pro card at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. The bout pairs him against Gary Indiana’s Bob Reilly with O Connor aiming to trim weight to reach his fighting weight.
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Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Rochester
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Red) Reilly
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la Crosse
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Tiger) Markos
O'Connor
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Winnipeg
Canada
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Chicago
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New York City
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Memphis
Tenn
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Madison
John McLeod
Grand Rapids
Mich
Twins and A's Tie for AL West Lead in Marathon Series
After 46 innings and more than 15 hours, the Minnesota Twins and Oakland A’s split a four game weekend series, keeping a share of the AL West lead. In the Sunday doubleheader the A’s won 7-3, the Twins 4-3 in 13 innings.
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Anaheim
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Major League Batting and Field Leaders Highlight Top Performers
The list shows batting leader Carew at .380 and F Robinson at .328. Baltimore stars Blair and Robinson top runs and hits, with 55 runs and 92 hits. Killebrew leads RBI with 63, while Blair claims 17 doubles and McAuliffe 5 triples. Jackson and Petrocelli lead home runs, Harper 38 steals, Lolich 100 wins, and McDowell with 110 strikeouts.
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Baltimore
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Oakland
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Powell
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Detroit
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New York
Petrocelli
Boston
Harper
Seattle
Campaneris
McNally
Lolich
McDowell
Cleveland
Culp
Mets Prodigy Gentry Koosman Sweep Cardinals Twinbill
Gary Gentry and Jerry Koosman powered the Mets to a doubleheader sweep over St Louis 5-1 and 1-0 at Shea Stadium. Agee and Gaspar fueled the attack as New York climbed within 4 games of the Cubs in the NL East while extending a hot stretch to 18 wins in 23 starts.
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New York
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Agee
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Two Minnesotans Named to U.S. World Archery Team
Clela Wanamaker of Wayzata finished first in tryouts for the U S World Archery Championships and Ardell Mills of Minnetonka placed fourth securing spots on the U S women’s team.
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U.S
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Ardell Mills
Major League Standings and Scores Recap
Cincinnati shut out Los Angeles 5-0 in the second game halted by rain. Houston beat San Diego 2-0. San Francisco was 5-5 with Atlanta losing 1-7 while Chicago won 7-4 over Montreal in a 6 inning second game finished at darkness.
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Senators explode for nine runs to sweep Tigers in doubleheader
Washington uses a nine run fourth inning to take the nightcap and nine total runs in the second game, while the opener adds six in the eighth as Detroit slides to third in the AL East. Ted Williams praises kielbasa base hits. Mayo Smith notes relief pitching could improve. The Senators finish strong, pennant chase continues.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Packers Start 1969 Rookie Camp In Green Bay
The Green Bay Packers opened their 1969 season with a four day rookie advance camp for 32 players including 25 rookies. Veterans Bart Starr Billy Stevens Boyd Dowler Ken Bowman Bob Hyland Travis Williams and Andy Beath attend alongside other reserve players. Regular camp starts July 16 for rookies and July 21 for veterans.
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