Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches Listed
Scores show Boston 4 California 1 and Baltimore 7 New York 3 in Minnesota 3 Detroit 2. Today Minnesota at Cleveland Oakland at Boston New York at Chicago California at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington. Saturday New York at Chicago California at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington Oakland at Boston.
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Celtics Dominate Lakers For Sixth Straight Final Triumph
Celtics crush Lakers 124 109 at the Forum to clinch series in six as John Havlicek scores 40 and Bailey Howell 30. Bill Russell calls the win one of the greatest of all championship seasons as Boston improves to 4 2 in the series and claims the NBA title title in his first year as coach. The ABA title playoff matchups follow with New Orleans facing Pittsburgh in a tied best of seven.
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Trapshooting event draws 66 competitors in Winona shoot
Thunderstorms and darkness mar a record turnout of 66 shooters in the Wisconsin Minnesota Trapshooting League first shoot of the year at Winona. Top scorers include Richard Abraham and Lonnie Muller missing one bird. Vanden Berg wins a shootoff for the 16 yard trophy.
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Kickapoo Pitcher Shields Hillsboro 6-0 Victory
Kickapoo right hander Dave Phillips allowed only two hits as Kickapoo defeated Hillsboro 6-0 in Viola Wisconsin. The win improves Kickapoo to 5-3 overall and 2-2 in the Scenic Central Conference. Four first inning runs came on two singles a walk a fielder’s choice and a ground out. Gary Friday and Jim Kellogg each had two hits.
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Chicago
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LCU and Loras Split Twin Bill in Baseball Doubleheader
La Crosse State and Loras College split a twin bill with Loras winning 6-2 in game one and LCU taking the nightcap 4-3. Bruce Stewart tossed a seven hit shutout for Loras in game two. Craig Kusick homered for Loras in game one, Tom Smith homered for LCU in game two. LCU stands at 2-5 on the season.
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Lansing Kee High Wins 4-2 Over Waukon
Lansing Kee High improved to 5-0 after beating St. Patricks of Waukon 4-2. All runs came in the fifth inning on four walks a Jerry Seitz triple and a Dana Fink single. Fink finished 2-for-4.
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Spitball Controversy Marks Mets 3-0 Win Over Phillies
Nolan Ryan weighs in as a spat over a warmup pitch flares during the Mets 3-0 victory over the Phillies. Umpire Ed Vargo rules Boozer balks at warmup, prompting coach Gene Mauch to protest the call and the ongoing spitball debate.
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Twins Beat Tigers 3-2 In Ten Inning Relief Save
Al Worthington escaped a bases loaded jam in the 10th, fanning two as the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 3-2. Rod Carew and Tony Oliva drove in the winning run in the 10th, tying Detroit in the standings as Cal Ermer called it a hell of a win.
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Peacock Relays Preview At Memorial Field In La Crosse
La Crosse’s Peacock Relays draw fifty schools with 30 in Class C 13 in B and seven in A. Top Wisconsin stars from Wausau Wisconsin Rapids Prairie du Chien Mosinee and De Pere compete for titles led by Jim Bertelson and Bob Strosin as the meet opens at 4 p.m. with the high hurdle trials and ends around 10 p.m. at Memorial Field.
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LCU Netters Top Stevens Point 5 4 In Tennis Duel
Dale Prell Rick Fatura clinched the final doubles for La Crosse State to seal a 5 4 victory at Stevens Point. Singles winners included Prell Murphy Pinscak with McMurphy, while points went to Cattanach Wollschlaeger Dowling Terzynski Berens and Fatura.
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City Sports Slate Friday line up across multiple venues
Logan visits Central at Copeland Park for baseball and tennis action at Central Courts. Aquinas travels to Campion for golf at La Crosse Country Club. Track features Aquinas at Eau Claire Regis and Logan at Memorial Field, with multiple early morning contests at LCU and Stout Triangular.
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Vikings Sign 10th-Round Pick Tom Sakal
The Minnesota Vikings announced they signed their 10th-round pick from January, defensive back Tom Sakal. He was the team's 10th round selection and joins the roster after the draft.
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La Crescent Tops Spring Grove In Root River Clash
La Crescent defeated Spring Grove to seize sole possession of first in the Root River Conference. The Tigers scored four in the first inning behind Jake Harris two run single, with Steve Merrill delivering the clincher in the fourth. La Crescent improves to 5-0 in league play and 6-2 overall as Spring Grove drops to 4-1. next host Rushford Monday.
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Dickson Wins TP Training School by Five Strokes
Palm Beach Gardens Florida Bob Dickson claimed the PGA approved Tournament Player Training School title finishing five strokes ahead on Wednesday.
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