Brewers Emphasize Fundamentals At Spring Training 1973
Milwaukee Brewers shift focus at camp to basic mechanics and fundamental training. Jim Wilson and Del Crandall push nonstop instruction to improve timing, windups, and pitching mechanics. Players like Bill Parsons and Joe Lahoud report tangible gains while veterans acknowledge learning new fundamentals.
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Wisconsin Rapids dominates 1973 Class A indoor invite
Wisconsin Rapids wins seven of twelve events at the 1973 Class A Indoor Invitational in Wisconsin Rapids. Central La Crosse earns third with 36 points behind Monona Grove, while La Crosse Logan finishes fifth and other scorers include Jeff Kaufman and Jim Harbaugh for Rapids and John Bahr for La Crosse Central.
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Skemp Resigns Wrestling Post At LC Central
La Crosse Central high school wrestling coach George Skemp has resigned after eight seasons. A graduate of La Crosse Aquinas and Winona State, he took over in 1966 and compiled a 39-12 Big Rivers Conference mark with three league titles and three runner ups. Skemp noted he remains a teacher at Central and will not coach wrestling further.
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Two-Way Tie In New Orleans Golf Tourney
In New Orleans AP reports Lee Elder tied for top at 139 after Friday round as Miller Barber and Jack Nicklaus also contended. Nicklaus posted 72 to reach 140 while Lou Graham at 141 and Arnold Palmer at 147 made the cut for final rounds. Andy North totaled 147 with two over par. Toepel and Schlicht failed to qualify.
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Royals Riders No-Hitter Sparks Exhibition Win Over Tigers
Kansas City rookies Steve Busby and Doug Bird combined for a no-hitter in a 4-1 exhibition victory over Detroit. Bird allowed the lone Tigers run in the seventh on a walk, stolen base, passed ball, and grounder.
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Bowling league results with top scores across many teams
Bowling standings show teams such as ALLEY CATS PLA MOR and MERCHANTS with high series and game marks. Notable individuals include Shirley Hoeth Jim Smith Muggs Turner Ralph Morton and Bill Weigel. Records list team series, team game and high single scores across Braham era lanes and towns.
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Coin Toss Gives Bucks Possible Playoff Edge
The Milwaukee Bucks won a coin toss with the Los Angeles Lakers to determine home court in a potential one game playoff if needed for best NBA Western Conference record. If needed the decisive game would be at the Milwaukee Arena Friday night with further playoff dates to follow at the Arena and University of Wisconsin Fieldhouse.
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Chisholm Faces Melrose Giant in Gopher Tourney Final
In Minneapolis the Chisholm 26 0 team meets Melrose in the Class A championship at Williams Arena. Melrose 6-6 center Mark Olberding is targeted as Chisholm uses a full court press to curb him after Olberding led Melrose to a semifinal win. Brooklyn Center and Mound also played in the day’s action with third place and consolation games scheduled.
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Chrisinger Leads Taylor in West Central honors
Mike Chrisinger led Taylor to the West Central Conference basketball title and was the lone junior on the all loop first team. The first team also included Wayne Gebhardt Paul Nolting Eau Claire Immanuel Mike Almstead Arkansaw and Rich Peterson Gilmanton. Nolting and Gebhardt repeaters. Second team featured Jeff Benedict Allan Lien Taylor Rick Wingst Arkansaw Chuck Hartung Arkansaw Tim Williams Immanuel. Nolting and Chrisinger were top scorers. Gebhardt and Almstead top rebounders. Almstead hit 58 percent of floor shots. Starting five averaged 17.5 points each.
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Brewers Fall as A's Rally in Ninth
Milwaukee catcher Ellie Rodriguez pushed for regular playing time by voicing trade desires after a 4 3 loss to Oakland. Rodriquez, who hit 285 last season but faces losing the catching job to Darrell Porter, said he would accept a move to California if not given a starting role.
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