Logan Ninety Nine Checks BAF Behind Brose's Two-Hitter
Logan beat Black River Falls 6-0 as sophomore John Brose pitched a two hitter with eight strikeouts. The Rangers, led by coach Bill Leonard, moved to 8-1 with four first inning runs and added two more in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Brose
la Crosse
Black River Falls
John Brose
Rangers
Twite
Bill Leonard
Weber
Leonard
Black River
Jeff Bjerke
Kevin Miller
Indians Lead WSUC Track Meet Fractions In Wisconsin
UW La Crosse builds a large lead at the WSUC outdoor championships with 27 points after four events led by Jim Drews's 3 mile victory in 14 07.8. Teammates Shattuck and Curtis win long jump and discus as La Crosse pushes for back to back titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Wisconsin State University
Uw-Whitewater
Uw-Superior
UW River Falls
la Crosse
Uw-Stevens Point
Jim Drews
Jim Shattuck
Mike Curtis
Shattuck
Curtis
Superior
Bill Tarbox
UWL
Bob Krumenauer
Pat Braun
Paul Viner
Indians
Sam Servais
Mark Adams
Neil Boyle
John Steffen
Oshkosh
Whitewater
Platteville
Stout
River Falls
Jones
Uw-La Crosse
UW Whitewater
Uw-River Falls
Uw-Oshkosh
Uw-Platteville
Uw-Stout
Uw-Eau Claire
UW Stevens Point
Sherman Della
Gene Sprenger
Jim Lloyd
Bill Mier
Jeff Everson
Gary Rayeske
Dennis Mengeling
Dale Stephenson
Rex Ewald
Mike McDaniels
Barney Klecker
Mike Geigel
Jim Kannenberg
Kurt Ruhnke
Phillies Win In 20 Inning Marathon
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Phillies 5-4 in 20 innings after five hours and 16 minutes of play. Dodgers top Cardinals 6-5 in 10 innings, Astros 9 Mets 5 in 14, Expos 6 Reds 4, Pirates 12 Padres 6, Giants 5 Cubs 4. Dave Lopes drove in the game winner for the Dodgers. Jim Ray delivered a key 14th inning single for Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Stros
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dave Lopes
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Jim Ray
Houston
New York
Ray
Astros
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
Ron Woods
Montreal
Cincinnati
Rennie Stennett
Dave Cash
Pittsburgh
Ed Goodson
San Francisco
Chicago
Regis Twins Sweep Aquinas In Central Wisconsin Conference Baseball
Regis pitcher Jim Squier and teammates built eight runs through eight innings to beat Aquinas 8-3 in the opener. In the nightcap Regis trailed 4-1 before a late rally produced a 5-4 victory as Aquinas stranded runners and Regis capitalized on errors. The Ramblers improve to 2-6 on the season while Aquinas eyes revenge hosting Logan Monday at Copeland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kau Claire
Wis
Aquinas
Blugolds
Mike Langley
Carl Barnes
Squier
Langley
Barnes
Regis
Bill Beranek
Ramblers
Beranek
Rich Skiles
Paul Rusche
Chuck Abeyta
Jake Shimshak
Abeyta
Logan Rangers
Copeland Park
Logan
Central Netters defeat Memorial 7–2 in tennis clash
Central Netters defeat La Crosse Central Memorial 7 to 2 with David Levinger winning 6-2 6-2 at number one. Memorial claimed one singles but Central won four straight singles then two of three doubles to extend their dual meet win streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Central
Holmen Golf Club to Host First Ladies Night of Season
Holmen Wisconsin based Castle Mound Golf Course will hold its first ladies night of the season on Tuesday at the course. The event welcomes women players of all levels for social play and instruction in a relaxed setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmen, Wis Holmen
Castle Mound
Central Diamondmen edge Eau Claire North 3-2 in league game
La Crosse Central defeats Eau Claire North 3-2 in Big Rivers Conference action. Randy Klar allowed five hits with four strikeouts and four walks to earn the win. Kopp took the loss as Central moves to 3-4 on the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
la Crosse Central
Big Rivers
Eau Claire North
Randy Klar
Central
Husky
Kopp
Red Raider Strikers
Andy Christensen
Bob Dammon
Steve Olsen
Dammon
Rick Schultz
Red Raiders
Dave McKellin
Klar
Steve Otto
Russians to wrestle U S squad at Badger Den in Madison
The Russian National wrestling team will meet a U S lineup with Wisconsin ties at the University of Wisconsin Fieldhouse on May 23 after arriving from the World Cup finals in Toledo. Leading the U S team are Chris Taylor, Ben Peterson, and John Peterson, all Olympic and AAU champions with strong local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U.S
University of Wisconsin
Toledo
Ohio
Chris Taylor
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ben
John Peterson
Comstock
Ben Peterson
John
Taylor
Aquinas Blugolds Defeat Logan In City Tennis Clash 7 2
Aquinas led by first year coach Dave Zielke breezed past intracity rival Logan 7 2 at Myrick Park. Mark Schneider dominated at number two with 6 0 6 0 while Aquinas took all six singles matches to improve to 4 1 on the season as Logan slips to 1 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Aquinas
Blugolds
Dave Zielke
Logan
Myrick Park
Mark Schneider
Brian Baldwin
Aquinas
Robin Roberts
Brian Larson
Mike Sella
Joe Harley
Pro Cage NBA Finals Schedule Summary
Pro Cage NBA Best of 7 series with games listed by day. Friday has no games scheduled. Sunday features Los Angeles at New York at 1 10 pm national TV tied 1 1. Kentucky at Indiana at 1 pm national TV Kentucky leads 2 1. NHL Stanley Cup Montreal at Chicago 30 pm with Montreal leading 2 1. WHA Avco World Winnipeg at New England 7 pm New England leads 2 1 Winnipeg at New England 12 noon national television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Professional Bowlers Association
PBA
Joseph R. Antenova
Eddie Elias
Antenova
Elias
Downey
Calif
Boston
New England Whalers
Winnipeg Jets
NHL
Brit Selby
Jets
Whalers
Toronto
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
New York
National
Kentucky
Indiana
Montreal
Chicago
New England
La Crescent JV Edges Onalaska Luther 6-5 in Ninth
La Crescent junior varsity beat Onalaska Luther 6-5 after scoring two runs in the ninth. Luther pitcher Jeff Selbrede allowed seven hits and fanned 15 but six errors doomed the rally. Mark Miller led Luther with four hits while Grant added two for La Crescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Onalaska
Luther
Jeff Selbrede
Mark Miller
Dave Lautz
Monte Huntington
Grant
The
Lancers
Casals and Gunter Reach Family Circle Finals
Rosemary Casals of San Francisco meets Nancy Gunter of San Angelo Texas in the $30,000 Family Circle Woman's Pro Tennis final at Sea Pines Racquet Club Hilton Head. Casals upset Billie Jean King 7 6 6 3 in the semifinals, while Gunter, seeded fifth, beat Kerry Melville 6 3 7 5 to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Head Island
S.C
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Family Circle
Sea Pines
Miss Casals
Billie Jean King
Miss Gunter
Kerry Melville
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
la Crosse Tribune
Pete Weber
Greg Thompson
Ab-R-H
Brose P
KoRiway Ph
Eggen Cf
Twite Ss
Dockham Ab
Weber Rf Lhd
Stone Tb
Thompson Ib
Kaiser Pr
Koken c
Grabhorn If
Konrath If
Rraay Po
S Bureaus
Urgame
Randa
Pie Miller Korpade
Sais
Larson
OTALS
Anderson
Koranda
Gates
Stuhr
RBI
Thompson
Bjerke
Deckham
Eggen
Kohl
Burgau
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Tim Atkinson
Jim Hoepner
Atkinson
Tribune
Steve Noftke
Quero
McDonnell If
Johnson
Blowers
Mare
Skiles
Regis AB
Giamona
Duren Cf
Ausman
Watkins
Wielke
Violets
Devine
Saltness
Bel
Kirig
Squier Beranek
Regis King
Barnes - Duren
Johnnson
SO Squier
Balk Squier
Ind
RY Langley
Boranek
Mc Donnell
Rusche
Abeytat
Shishak Po
Regis Abr
Gaamona
Ourena
Ausmian
Central Netters
Rich Cochrane
Gunnar Gundersen
Dan Moriarity
Paul Dernbach
Rich Friedman
Mark Hillestad
Jim Hoeppner
Bill Evans
Kurt Falk
Dernbach Hillestad
Gundersen Friedman
Castle Mound Ladies
Central Diamondmen
McKellin
Christensen
North
Huskies
Frank Thornton
Otto
Kawell Cf
McLeod
Cerrato
Bildeback
Krogman
Lemingson
Checko
Polden
Jallas
Chase
Berg
Olsen
Badger
Schneider
Mark
Chris Schneider
Kelly Skaff
Tom Franke
Jon Erickson
Kevin O'Keefe
Roman Chojnacki
Joe Hartley
Norbles
Roberts Larson
Tim Shoger
Chris Gallagher
Chuck Wies
Mike Pietrick
Baldwin-Erickson
Sells-Hartley
Mark Peterson
Sam Smith
Gunter, Casals
Maly Goth
Antagy Die
Tani
Greenfield
Hwy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!