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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

17

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Dick & Ann's Holds Lead In Tavern League Action

Dick and Ann's moved to first in the National Division after a 6-5 win over River City Palace. Midway Bar climbed to top in the American Division with wins over Bohemian Hall and Popcorn Tavern as Ozzie's and other bars posted multiple victories. The Cubs and Trainees led their divisions in slow pitch, while the Hawks remained undefeated in Trans Fast Pitch.

Dick & Ann’s Midway Bar River City Palace River City Ron Anwash Bill Schulz Jim Deckham John Lynch Jim Walters Oxford Tosa Club Tom Oliva Dave Turner Dave Konop Tosa Bohemian Hall Popcorn Tavern Steve Soffa Bob Marcou Jack Strasser Stan McCurdy Midway Bohemians McCurdy Archie Harris Soffa Marcou Tom Fuchs Gary Osgood Ruck Popcorn Luther Selbo George Baumgartner Wayne Hauser Dave Smith Tom Weber Bar John Fries Pete Hall Jim Lanzel al Campbell Mike Wilchinski Cubs Trane Hornets Bob Sieler Bruins Data Shufflers Mark Swade Jim Brown Bob Pendleton Ron Groves Shufflers Spartans Bucks Joe Dingeldein Ray Melvin Ken Stockhill al Vlasak Aardvarks Tigers Hawks Slapsticks Oxford Pub Snuffy Ozzie Ty Lla Sportsman Koelel SANDY TIGER

Perry Night Frisking and Baseball Upsets Across Leagues

Gaylord Perry was frisked in Cleveland and brother Jim Perry was Fisked in Boston amid umpire tensions after New YorkManager Ralph Houk protested Perry’s actions. In the same night the Indians beat the Yankees 4-2, ending New York’s eight-game streak. The Boys Club Pony League split a doubleheader as Blum led an 8-1 win and Barnes shut down the Juniors 2. The Angels beat the Royals 4-2 in a five-hitter by Nolan Ryan as Texas gained on California.

Gaylord Perry Cleveland Jim Perry Boston Gaylord New York Ralph Houk Indians Yankees Bobby Murcer Perry Rick Blum Carl Barnes Boys’ Club Pony League Copeland Park vaThe Boys’ Club Blum Jim Altman Steve Blank Greg Thompson Barnes Glib Rich Kaiser Va Leisgang Jeff Bagneski Murcer Jim Detroit Carlton Fisk Red Sox Tigers Baltimore Orioles Milwaukee Brewers Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins California Angels Kansas City Royals Texas Rangers Oakland A Vada Pinson Nolan Ryan Angels Royals Kansas City Chicago Sonny Siebert Steve Foucault Oakland Rangers Siebert Ken Holtzman

Bowling Scores At Sundowners Showboat Lanes

Team series BS'ers post 1940 marks led by Rich Schams 478 John Kelley 437 Chuck McGuire 425 and Jean Schams 455 Leah Shinkan 410 Lucy Bruning 360 Pollacks 696 high game 189 by Rich Schams 168 by Jean Schams.

Sundowners Pollacks Rich Schams John Kelley Chuck McGuire Jean Schams Leah Shinkan Lucy Bruning

Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues

Baseball stat leaders list top performers by batting, fielding, and pitching. Notable names include Blomberg Horton Mayberry Jackson Murphy Bonds Stargell Bench and Bonds along with pitchers Colborn Lee N Ryan Seaver Carlton and Sutton among leaders in hits runs and strikeouts.

Blomberg W.horton Det Mayberry R.jackson Oak Murcer D.allen Chi A.rodriguez Garcia Mil Bumbry Bal Carew Min Fisk Bsn North Alomar Cal Colborn Lee N.ryan Blyleven Bonds Watson Htn Bench Cin Stargell Pgh Fuentes Cardenal Staub Metzger Sanguillen H.aaron

Aaron Sees 1974 Star Season, But Records Loom

Milwaukee AP report quotes Henry Aaron saying he may not break Babe Ruth's career home run mark in 1974. He cites needing too many games and hopes to hit 20 to 25 by All Star time if possible. Aaron, 39, notes Hank Aaron Day in Wisconsin with a Milwaukee Brewers exhibition and contemplates a post playing career in front office.

Milwaukee Henry Aaron Babe Ruth Atlanta Braves Milwaukee Sentinel Lou Chapman Aaron Ruth Hank Aaron Wisconsin Braves Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee Braves Patrick J. Lucey Bowie Kuhn

Board Refuses Johansson Olympic Medal Reinstatement

The IOC Executive Board upheld Johansson's 1952 Helsinki disqualification for lack of fighting spirit and ruled he will remain without a silver medal. IOC President Lord Killanin cited the nine member panel's rejection of the boxing federation clemency proposal and maintained the status quo.

Lausanne Switzerland Sweden Ingemar Johansson International Olympic Committees IOC Lord Killanin International Boxing Federation Johansson William Saunders United States

Riverland Softball League Sunday Scores

Coulee Golf Bow 12, Bive bar Bob's Bar 14, Hide-A-Way 11, Bev and Bill's 11, Big Rivers 7, Dick and Marge's 4, Crescent Inn 7, Tip Top 7, Romance 6, This Old House 22, Toby's Bar 5.

Riverland Softball League Coulee Golf Bev Bill Big Rivers Marge Crescent Inn Toby

West Salem Victorious In Pair Of Close Coups

West Salem edged Cochrane-Fountain City 7-6 to pull even atop the Coulee Conference race with Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau. Arcadia topped Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 1-0 as Bill Flury allowed four hits and struck out 12. Melrose-Mindoro beat Onalaska 7-4 while Bangor shut out Holmen 9-0.

West Salem Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Cochrane-Fountain City Gale- Ettrick-Trempealeau Arcadia Melrose-Mindoro Onalaska Coulee Wis Bill Flury Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau Raiders Redmen Flury Clayton Dahl Dahl Matt Angst Dave Misch Gary Benusa Angst Fountain City Panthers Pirates Charlie Engfer Mark Beseler Mark Rogers Cochrane- Fountain City Tim McClintock

Wimbledon Opens With Women Prominent In Spotlight

At Wimbledon the women lead as top players Margart Court and Billie Jean King eye major titles amid a reduced men's draw due to the ATP boycott. Court faces Karen Krantzcke while King meets Lucia Bassi as Evert and Goolagong seek form ahead of rivals Morozova and Bonicelli. Nastase dominates the men’s side with Borg’s record tie break and Connors defeating Farrell.

London Margaret Court Mrs. King Lucia Bassi Italy Chris Evert Fort Lauderdale Fla Evonne Goolagong Australia Miss Evert Miss Goolagong Russia Olga Morozova Queen

Future Star Of Auto Racing Named Bigelow From Whitewater

Whitewater Wisconsin driver Tom Bigelow aged 33 is tipped as a future star in USAC sprint car racing. Indianapolis press chief Bob Laycock calls him ready for a top team and notes his dedication and sprint/midget background. Parsons and Karl also seen as rising talents. Bigelow and Parsons have qualified for Pocono Schaefer 500. Karl seeks one of six remaining spots.

Mount Pocono Andrettis Unsers Lloyd Rubys A.J. Foyts Tom Bigelow Whitewater Wis Bigelow U.S. Auto Club Bob Laycock Indianapolis Motor Speedway Laycock Pocono International Raceway Johnny Parsons Jr Young Parsons Sammy Sessions Jerry Karl Manchester Karl Pocono Parsons

Lou Graham Enters GMO Golf Event

The Greater Milwaukee Open field grew with 13 more entrants including Lou Graham who has earned over $69,000 this season. The GMO runs July 5 to 8 but will miss stars Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino and Gary Player who are taking the week off to prep for the British Open.

Milwaukee Lou Graham GMO Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Gary Player

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