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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
13
In Julius Boros’s Par Golf or Better guidance, players adjust stance and swing when using No. 1 2 and 3 irons. Longer shafts demand a more upright arc a forward ball position and a slightly closed stance for power and accuracy. The 3 iron is favored for getting the ball up with confidence.
Jim Coady pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts as La Crosse Logan blanked La Crosse Central 6-0 at Memorial South. Paul Sheldon's first inning homer provided early cushion, Logan added four runs in the second and a fifth inning cushion, and Central faces Eau Claire Memorial and Tomah in upcoming games.
The Packers reportedly want Caffey to bolster the linebacking unit if Bill Forester retires after 11 NFL seasons. Caffey, 23, started at left linebacker as a rookie with Texas A&M background and stands 6 foot 3 and 240 pounds with a claimed 100-yard dash time of 10.1 seconds. Also noted is Oscar Bonavena knocking out Leslie Borden in a Montreal bout.
Defending Alma Center Lincoln and Whitehall seen as strong title contenders at Regis High track in Eau Claire. Whitehall seeks repeat after 1961 title with optimism for sprint events. Lincoln strong in distance races. Blair led by Buchholz Johnson and Rawson in a field featuring Osseo, Alma Center Lincoln, Whitehall, and Osseo with records noted from 1960s meets.
Dave Holzer pitched a no hitter with 11 strikeouts and three walks in a 6-0 Logan B win over La Crosse Central at Copeland Park. Kohnert and Kroner each had two hits in the seven hit Rangers attack.
La Crosse Central swept eight of 12 events at Memorial Field led by wins from Tom Peterson and Steve Cline. Bruce Krause did not run as Central topped Winona 81 37 with strong relay showings and records in the high hurdles shot and discus.
Sparta Wisconsin hosts a dual track meet where the Sparta Trackmen beat Manston 75 to 43. Rich Rollins clocked 4 39.4 in the mile and Jim Schauf cleared 5 9 in high jump, with multiple event results listed for both teams.
Cedar Falls Iowa State College pitcher Frank Waterhouse allowed a single hit and struck out two while Eugene Josephson hit a two run homer as the Iowans defeated La Crosse State 3 0 Waterhouse faced 27 batters and the defense turned a double play in the first inning La Crosse managed just four hits and fell to 3 7 while Iowa improved to 6 8 and extended a six game win streak La Crosse visits Superior Saturday for a Wisconsin State College Conference doubleheader.
Stevens Point AP reports Pacelli High School basketball standout Jim Menzel scored 618 points last season and accepted a four year scholarship to Cornell University.
Coon Valley Wisconsin announces a baseball meeting in the Community Hall on Wednesday night at 8. Baseball candidates are asked to report for the gathering.
Wally Bunker, 19, threw a one-hitter over five innings before a clinching finish as the Orioles beat the Senators 2-1. Chuck Hinton broke up the no-hitter with a fourth inning single. Yankees edge Tigers in 10 innings. Angels and Red Sox win. Crosby, Latman, and Morehead contribute in other AL games.
Scores from Detroit versus New York and Washington versus Baltimore show multiple home runs by Detroit McAuliffe and Baltimore Siebern with wins for Bunker and Koplitz. Other games feature Los Angeles Latman beating Kansas City with Knoop and Adcock homers and varied pitching decisions across the night slate.
A Tri-State Junior Legion Baseball League meeting will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Legion clubrooms on Highway 61 La Crescent Minnesota. Teams not represented at the meeting will be dropped from the league, per Dallas Ames of the organization committee.
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