Indians Split Twin Bill With Superior 4-2, 2-1
La Crosse State University moved into the lead in the Wisconsin State University Conference after a doubleheader split with Superior at Memorial Field. The Indians lost 4-2 in 12 innings, then won 2-1 behind pitcher Jerry Augustine. Oshkosh also dropped a twin bill to Stevens Point, leaving La Crosse 8-2 and Oshkosh 6-2 in the standings.
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la Crosse Tribune
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Superior
la Crosse State University
Wisconsin State University
Memorial Field
Indians
Jerry Augustine
Oshkosh
Titans
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Bill
Chuck Sedevie
Tom Federle
LCU
Roger Buswell
Frank Millenzi
Jerry Henley
Federle
Buswell
Bob Mell
Mike Lalor
Sherm Erickson
Augustine
Millenzi
Henley
Millonzi
Mell
Steigerwald
Bergman
Bill Terry
Oshkosh i
West Salem golfers win Coulee meet at Arcadia Country Club
West Salem clinched first in a Coulee conference golf meet at Arcadia Country Club. Gary Groth shot 35 to tie medalist with Tim Morris 36 and Jim May 39 for the Panthers who beat Onalaska by five strokes, 150 to 155.
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West Salem
Panther
Arcadia Country Club
Gary Groth
Salem
Tim Morris
Jim May
Panthers
Onalaska
Tim Skogen
Hilltoppers
Groth
Tom Woychik
Arcadia
Mark Downer
Bangor
Tim Turnbull
Paul Williamson
Orrie Elstad
Gale-Ettrick
Scott Gikling
Holmen
Wolfe Runs 739 Honor Count in South Lanes League
Dave Wolfe posted a 739 in the Keg Bar Straightaway League at South Lanes, following a 705 the previous night. He rang up 28 strikes and 7 spares in a 28th frame surge, second highest area series this year, as Bob Engelbrecht led other top scores with 646.
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Dave Wolfe
Wolfe
Bob Engelbrecht
Gary Manninger
Bill Bur
Canadiens' Coach Vows Home Cup Victory Over Hawks
Montreal coach Al MacNeil pledges a must win at home as the Canadiens aim to even the Stanley Cup finals with the Chicago Black Hawks. Chicago already leads 2-1 in the series after two Chicago wins and a late second period rally. Pit Martin, injure-doubtful, may return for Sunday’s CBS telecast as Montreal fights to stay alive.
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al MacNeil
Associated Press
Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
MacNeil
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Chicago
New York Rangers
Jim Pappin
Lou Angotti
Pit Martin
CBSTV
Arcadia Wins Relays at Holmen in Track Records
Arcadia dominated the Holmen Relays placing first with 70 points, while seven records fell and Trempealeau, West Salem, Kickapoo, and others set marks. Arcadia claimed two records in the 440 relay and the discus relay and set a relay best in the long jump relay. West Salem led open finishes with 47 points, and Holmen hosted strong showings, but Arcadia topped the field by distanced margins.
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Holmen
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Kickapoo
Heaves
la Crescent
Gale-Ettrick
West Salem
Trempealeau
Gale Ettrick
Onalaska
Brookwood
Durand
Westby
Alma
Taylor
Independence
Cochrane-Fountain City
Ron Bureggan
Gary Thill
Jaff Hayter
Ran Thill
Paul Promchinski
Jim Reedy
Bob Smith
Gabby Pahler
Curtis
Krause
Duane Osley
Dave Johnson
Gary Schmitt
Jim Zellmer
Dennis Wee
Steve Brauer
John Zellmer
Jeff Geary
Erol Wilson
Bob Sanford
Brad McCauley
Bill O'Brien
Jay Flury
Rollie Slady
Chuck Giebel
Tom Prochowicz
Dan Ryan
John Koch
Harold Egge
Errol Wilson
Dan Bureggan
Dan Thill
Ken Harris
Rick Luft
Tom Severson
Jerry von Arx
Richard Ser
Logan golfers fall to Central in 162-180 dual
Central Logan golfers defeated Logan 162 to 180 at the Coulee Golf Bowl. Dave Griesel and Paul Robinson shared medalist honors with 40s, followed by Hutson and Davis with 41s. Thorson led Logan with 44, Hafner and Rohrer 45s, Harris 46 as Logan seeks a comeback in a Whitehall quadrangular.
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Logan
Red Raiders
Coulee
Dave Griesel
Paul Robinson
Mike Hutson
Phil Davis
Randy Thorson
Rangers
Tom Hafner
Rod Rohrer
Reed Harris
Knicks Trade Pivotal Cazzie Russell for Lucas
New York Knicks send 6-5 Cazzie Russell to San Francisco for 6-8 Jerry Lucas in a straight deal. Russell, Michigan alum and clutch shooter, helped Knicks win the 1970 title but wrist injuries hampered him. Lucas, Ohio State star and eight-year veteran, can play center, addressing backstop needs with Willis Reed plagued by knee and shoulder issues.
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Associated Press
NEW York
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Cazzie Russell
San Francisco Warriors
Jerry Lucas
Russell
Michigan
Lucas
Ohio State
Knicks
Red Holzman
Cazzie
Willis Reed
Pable
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Jim King
Billy Turner
Defense Keys Colonels Win to Take 2-1 Lead
Kentucky Colonel coach Frank Ramsey predicted defense would decide the series and his squad delivered by halting Utah inside scoring to win 116-110 before 12,337 in Louisville. Beaty was held to 13 points while Wise led Utah with 29 as Dampier and Carrier added 25 and 23 for Kentucky, with Issel contributing 24.
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Kentucky
Frank Ramsey
Ramsey
Colonels
Utah
Louie Dampier
Merv Jackson
Red Robbins
Zelmo Beaty
Willie Wise
Darel Carrier
Dampier
Dan Issel
NBA
Beaty
Gopher Sports Facing Bankruptcy and Appeals for Help
The Minnesota Gophers face a $1.75 million budget for 11 sports and seek aid from the St. Paul and Minneapolis Minute Men to sell season football tickets. Pro expositions include NFL and NBA exhibition games at Memorial Stadium and Williams Arena, while athletic director March Ryman and coach Murray Warmath urge support to avoid cutbacks.
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Gophers
Minnesota Vikings
New En
Gland
Ryman
Murray Warmath
Warmath
Six Coaches Named To Bucks Camp Staff At Stevens Point
STEVENS POINT Wis AP six high school coaches were named to the Milwaukee Bucks basketball camp staff to be held at Stevens Point State University in June. Camp director Bob Krueger is joined by Dick Bennett Jack Cepak Fritz Kestley Jim Lind Doug Martin and Bob Olsen. Several Bucks players will also participate in the camp.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Milwaukee Bucks
Stevens Point State University
Bob Krueger
Dick Bennett
New London
Jack Cepak
Wisconsin Rapids
Fritz Kestley
Pulaski
Jim Lind
Doug Martin
Wausau West
Bob Olsen
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
The
Bucks
Carroll Linksters Lead CCIW Tourney Day One
Carroll sits three strokes ahead of Millikin at 308 after opening round of the CCIW golf tournament in Kenosha Wisconsin Greg Arend of Elmhurst shot a 73 one over par to lead individuals North Central is third at 323 Elmhurst 325 Augustana 329 Illinois Wesleyan 331 Carthage 333 Wheaton 342 North Park 363
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Wis
Carroll
Millikin
Nine Free Agents Sign With Vikes
Nine free agents have signed contracts with the Minnesota Vikings and will try out at the NFL team’s training camp in Mankato State next July. Key signings include Missouri guard Mike Carroll, a 1970 eighth draft pick, plus Ed Coleman of Parsons Iowa, Chuck Corle of South Dakota State, Roger Gill of South Dakota, Jim Bruton of Minnesota, Doug Roalstad of Minnesota, Jack Schultz of Stanford, Tommy Walls of Eastern Michigan, and Robert Ells of Macalester.
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Minnesota Vikings
Mankato State
Mike Carroll
Missouri
Ed Coleman
Parsons
Iowa
Chuck Corle
South Dakota State
Roger Gill
South Dakota
Jim Bruton
Minnesota
Doug Roalstad
Jack Schultz
Stanford
Tommy Walls
Eastern Michigan
Robert Ells
Macalester
Coody Leads Byron Nelson Classic as Masters Rabbit
Texan Charles Coody starts third round with a two shot edge at five under par 135 after a 66 at Preston Trail. He shares the halfway lead with Jerry McGee Bob Stone Ed Sneed Howie Johnson and Chi Chi Rodriguez as Lee Trevino sits one stroke back at 138. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer remain in contention at even par 140 and 141 respectively after rounds that kept the event tight.
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Dallas Tex
Charles Coody
Preston Trail
Lnto
Jerry McGeeland
Bob
Stone
Ed Sneed
Howie Johnson
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Lee Trevino
Sneed
Johnson
Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Wisconsin 9 Stuns Gophers in Big Ten Swing
Wisconsin swept Minnesota in a Friday doubleheader 4-1 and 3-0 to cripple the Gophers title hopes as Michigan State led the standings at 5-1 with Illinois 5-3. Lon Gallihurled a five hitter and Jim Enlunds pitched a seven hit shutout for the Badgers, driving in two runs.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
Gophers
Northwestern
Iowa
Michigan State
Ohio State
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Purdue
Lon Galli
Jim Enlunds
Galli
Bowling Sports Bowl Scratch Standouts Across Venues
High series 2827 and high game 975 lead Sloopy’s totals with Jim Thompson 594 and John Jamesson 590 among top individuals. Bohemian Hall and Casey’s Skelly also post dominant scores in their leagues, while multiple clubs report standout high series and high single performances across Sunset and Sparta venues.
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Sloopy
Jim Thompson
John Jamesson
Mike Faas
Bob Hembd
Dick Rogers
Everett Ross
Gary Knutson
Starlite
Sam
Capture Some Bright Ideas booklet at Johnson's
Free color booklet available at JOHNSON'S 315 Fifth Avenue So. containing room settings and wall coverings. Visit showroom to view full color layouts under natural daylight and collect your copy while supplies last. No obligation to buy. booklet designed to inspire room design ideas.
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