Warriner Bowl in Playoff Wins Whitehall Open
Glen Samuelson of Chippewa Falls edged La Crosse’s Harry Warriner in a one hole playoff to capture the Whitehall Open title held in wind and rain. Samuelson birdied the eighth while Warriner bogied the ninth to force the playoff, which Samuelson won with a two-foot par putt after a tense 18-minute drizzle filled round.
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Whitehall
Wis
Glen Samuelson
Chippewa Falls
la Crosse
Harry Warriner
Samuelson
Warriner
Minneapolis
Reed Mackenzie
Maple Grove Country Club
Jeff Armstrong
la’ Crosse State
Douglass Triumphs At Kenn Ee Open In Charlotte
Arnold Palmer surged with a late charge but fell short as Dale Douglass shot 67 to finish 14 under par at 274 at Quail Hollow. Charles Coody tied for second at 278 with Gary Player and Bruce Crampton at 279, Palmer finished 280. Douglass adds a second win this season after the Azalea Open.
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Charlotte
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charles Coody
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Palmer
Joel Goldstrand
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
Julius Boros
Denver
Archer
Coody
Birds
Douglas
Bird
Eitzen and Lansing Take Tri-State League Wins
Eitzen edged New Albin 4-3 as Babe Fink earned the win in relief and New Albin rallied for three in the sixth. Lansing crushed Caledonia 9-2 behind Steve Protsman six hits and 10 strikeouts to push their league record to 2-2.
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Hitzen
New Albia
Iowans
Lansing
Caledonia
Eitzen
NEW Albin
Iowa
Albin
Babe Fink
Steve Breeser
Bob Meiners
Meiners
Fink
Dave Imhoff
Glen Bunge
Mark Waldron
Imhoff
B. Fink
Waldron
J. Fink
B. Meiners
Wiebke
Steve Protsman
Roger Spinner
Bob Wellendorf
Rich Garin
Leroy Matson
Craig Arneson
Dave Housker
Olx
Housker
Arneson Protsman
R. Spinner
Boxing results from San Juan and Quito events
Jose Kins Roman of Puerto Rico outpointed Chuck Wepner of New Jersey in San Juan. Eugenio Espinoza of Ecuador stopped Antonio Machila Herrarra of Colombia in Quito.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Jose “Kins” Roman
Chuck Wepner
Bayonce
N.J
Quito
Ecuador
Eugenio Espinoza
Antonio “Machila” Herrarra
Colombia
Sparta Pounds Fireside in Seventh Inning Rally
Sparta romped past Onalaska Fireside 12 to 8 in Sunday Western Wisconsin League play as five seventh inning runs broke a tight game. Mark Buswell led Sparta with four hits, Terry Johnson pitched all nine innings, and Sparta improved to 2-4 with Onalaska dropping to 3-5.
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Sparta
Wis
Onalaska
Coon Valley
West Salem
Tomah
Bangor
Black River Falls
Tom Jensen
Lee Izard
Roger Buswell
Terry Johnson
Mark Buswell
Izard
Jim Hilbo
Art Hart
Tom Blaken
Mark Servais
Roger Benson
West Sailem
Spartan
Walters
Czechowicz
Roraff
Benson
T. Johnson and
Shea
Northern League openers feature Duluth and Huron wins
Huron defeated Aberdeen 10 to 5 in Aberdeen as 1,305 fans watched with Gov. Farrar present. Duluth overwhelmed St. Cloud 40 in a whitewash as Steve Spanich pitched a four-hitter and 11 strikeouts. Barry O'Sullivan had three hits driving in two runs.
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Associated Press
Huron
Duluth
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Frank Farrar
Dukes
St. Cloud
Steve Salata
Terry Jones
Tom Klein
Pheasants
Steve Spanich
Barry O'Sullivan
Midwest League schedule notes rain hits Sunday games
Sunday weather forces delays in the Midwest League with Cedar Rapids, Appleton, and Quad Cities games postponed by rain while Waterloo loses 2-3 and Clinton 1-4. Quincy visits Decatur as remaining contests proceed without play.
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Waterloo
Clinton
Quincy
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Appleton
Quad Cities
Burlington
Golf Flight Winners and Participants Across Wisconsin Cities
A list of players and their hometowns across multiple flights from 106 to 139, including Kim Seufert and J F Horak in the First Flight and numerous competitors from Chippewa Falls Eau Claire La Crosse Neillsville Whitehall and other towns. The roster shows participants by flight with scores or rankings implied through flight grouping.
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Tod Severud
Chetek
Tom Puls
la Crosse
Glen Samuelson
Chippewa Falls
Harry Warriner
Reed Mackenzie
Minneapolis
Todd Severud
Milwaukee
Chuck Beaver
Eau Claire
Kim Boelke
Jim Killian
Arcadia
Dick Sipple
Jeff Armstrong
Jack Howe
Pat Patterson
Bob Yule
Dave Robertson
Neilisville
Jim Walsh
Jack Richards
Sparta
Joe Brenner
Durand
Bill Knoff
Don Johnson
Kim Seufert
Bill Post
J. F. Horak
Bob Bishop
Owen
Mike Patron
Tom Wirnsberger
Stephan Muza
Louie Kessler
Neillsville
Bob Nelson
Glen Zilk
Lyle Schroeder
John Anderson
Onalaska
Carl Nordhagen
Whitehall
Bill Shelton
Bob Krismer
Chaseburg defeats La Crosse Legion to stay undefeated in Tri-State
Chaseburg rallies past La Crosse 4 to 1 at Copeland Park as Tom Schmidt goes the distance for La Crosse while Gabrielson earns the win for Chaseburg. Stendahl drives in three runs for Chaseburg and Kamla adds two hits for La Crosse.
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Chaseburg
la Crosse Legion
Copeland Park
Bill ( Booker
Stendahl
Jim Henley
la Crosse
Pat Tooke
Larry Gabrielson
Steve Kamla
Tony Esmond
Kamla
Marty Domke
Schmidt
Gabrielson
Chaselburg
Legion Cause
Legion
Tooke
Tom Schmidt
Legion No. 1
Westby
Melvina Routs Westby 10-0 in Coulee League Clash
Melvina pounded 13 hits to defeat Westby 10-0 Sunday. Earl Laufenberg had three hits including a two run homer in the first inning, and Jerry Haun also homered for Melvina. Westby failed to score after the third, with VonRuden Spicer Hous er Southworth Peterson Lee Struxness and Jones on the slate for the visitors.
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Westby
Wis
Melvina
Earl Laufenberg
Jerry Haun
VonRuden
Spicer
Houser
Southworth
Peterson
Lee
Struxness
Jones
Trane Loop Mets Sweep Twinbill Sunday
The Mets swept a doubleheader from the Spartans 14-4 and 8-6 to seize first place in the Trane Slow-Pitch Softball League. Dennis Gardner Seiler and Richard Goldsmith led the offense. Goldsmith earned the win in both games allowing nine hits each.
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Mets
Spartans
Trane
Dennis Gardner
Robert Seiler
Richard Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Goldsmith & Johnson
Davis & Polhamus
Gardner
Seiler
Majestic Prince sidelined by inflamed ankles
Majestic Prince, the 3 year old Kentucky Derby winner, suffers inflammation in both front ankles and likely will skip action until 1970. Trainer Johnny Longden says the issue isn’t serious but will keep him out well into the Santa Anita meeting, with racing set to begin December 26.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Longden
Newsmen
Longden
Santa Anita
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Memorial Field
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Kroner
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Johnson
Collins
Hellwig
Kamia
Myhre
Cooley
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FaraPress
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