Ward Slams Two Homers In Sox 4 2 Win Over Oakland
Pete Ward hit two solo homers for Chicago as the White Sox beat Oakland 4 to 2. Peters pitched 8 2 3 innings with five hits allowed, helping Chicago recover from an 0 10 start to win eight of 13. Ward's two blasts and support from Davis Aparicio and McCraw fueled the rally.
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Twins Rally Past Angels 4-3 In 10th Inning
Rod Carew fueled a 4-3 Minnesota win over California with a 10th inning double and run scoring on Cesar To vars single. Carew and Oliva sparked the late surge as Tom Satriano homered for the Angels but Perranoski earned the win in relief.
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Houska Park To Get Lights Next Season
La Crosse Common Council approves relocating the Houska Park softball field to the Isle la Plume Boat Harbor area and adding lighting. Plans call for bids on fieldwork and lights this summer with backstop and bleachers later, using the old field space to enlarge the park.
Two Boxing Champs Named Jack Dempsey
New York boxing history notes two champions named Jack Dempsey. The Manassa Mauler held heavyweight title from 1919 to 1927, while a different Dempsey reigned as middleweight champion from 1884 to 1891.
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Onalaska golfers dominate Gale-Ettrick in conference meet
Onalaska High School beat Gale-Ettrick 158-171 in Coulee Conference action. Tim Skogen led Ona laska with a 36 while Paul Moyer, Dave Cardin, and Steve Fleis contributed scores of 39, 41, and 42 respectively. Gale-Ettrick's Tom Twesme led the visitors with 40 and Dave Ekern, Mike Flaherty, and Orin Elstad added 42, 43, and 46.
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Badger Nine Meet Big Ten Leaders in Weekend Split Tests
Michigan leads the Big Ten at 5-1 as Wisconsin hosts in Madison in a doubleheader while Minnesota sits 6-2. Purdue and Northwestern eye final pairings with Michigan State and Indiana eye Ohio State in a packed eight doubleheaders over the weekend.
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Four Wisconsin Prep Coaches Staff Badger Wrestling School
Four Wisconsin high school prep coaches will join the Badger wrestling school staff on the University of Wisconsin campus in June. The school runs two sessions: June 16 to 21 and June 23 to 28.
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Wisconsin Freshmen Baseball Open 2-0 With Upcoming Doubleheaders
The University of Wisconsin freshman baseball team, 2-0, returns to action May 18 with a doubleheader against Northern Illinois frosh in Madison. A May 20 doubleheader against Northwestern College of Watertown follows in Madison.
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Baseball scores and upcoming schedule summary
Results listed: Los Angeles 6 Chicago 0 Houston 5 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 4 Pittsburgh 2. Today’s games include New York at Chicago and Los Angeles at Atlanta. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Houston at St Louis San Francisco at Cincinnati. Saturday’s and Sunday’s games include multiple rematches and pairings.
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Aquinas Netters blank Cotter 9 0 in New Orleans Open
Aquinas College posted a 9 0 victory over Winona Cotter to raise its record to 4 1 The Blugolds swept all six singles and three doubles led by Jim McDonnell Kevin Munk and Tim Fell The New Orleans Open featured controversy over Lakewood Country Club hole 15 with Bob Stanton leading after an opening 66 par 4 redesign sparked debate
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Ex Michigan star Buntin dies after Detroit pickup game
The 26 year old Bill Buntin, key to Michigan's 1964 and 1965 Big Ten titles and former Cazzie Russell teammate, collapsed during a Detroit gym pickup game and died at a local hospital. He left behind a widow Evelyna and three children.
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Baumel Wins Speedway Feature At North La Crosse
Larry Baumel of Sparta captured the feature in the second race of the season at North La Crosse Speedway on Wednesday night. Dave Marcis of West Salem finished second while last week’s feature winner Dick Trickle of Wisconsin Rapids placed third. John Scott of Onalaska and Dexter Groves of Viroqua went 1-2 in hobby stock, Paul Carlson of La Crosse won the consolation. Lynn Eagerton of Adams and Dick Ames of Sparta were second and third in the consolation. Jack Buchell of La Crosse finished third in hobby stock.
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Beattie Richardson Fight Set Saturday in Hibbing Arena
Giant Jim Beattie of St Paul takes on Willie Ray Richardson of Detroit in a 10 round feature at the Arena with Richardson seeking revenge Beattie tipped to weigh 250 pounds Richardson about 200 Also on card Detroit's Tony Lopez meets Duane Horsman in a 10 round middleweight semifinal
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Local High School Sports Schedule Features Baseball Track and More
Central at Aquinas Copeland Park 7 30 p m. Rochester John Marshall Central Courts 4 p m Stout at LCU University Courts 3 p m. La Crescent JV s at Logan JV s Swan son Field Logan at Viroqua LCU at Eau Claire Triangular 12 p m Aquinas at Winona Cotter Aquinas at Plus Invitational Milwaukee LCU at Stevens Point Invitational 1 p m Whitewater at LCU Memorial LCU at Platteville 11 a m Football Wisconsin Scrimmage Memorial Field 1 p m.
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Uncertain Derby Result as Dancer's Image Disqualification Stirs Louisville
The Kentucky Derby controversy intensifies as Dancer's Image faces a hearing before Churchill Downs stewards to determine drugging culpability. Forward Pass, the runner up, awaits official victory confirmation after phenylbutazone was found in Dancer's Image.
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Central Stills Logan Netters 8 0 Victory For La Crosse Team
Central's tennis squad extended its unbeaten streak to five with an 8 0 win over La Crosse Logan on Thursday. Rockwood and Feroe swept 10 0 in pro sets, while Goode Fish Sivertson and Parks won singles. Menke Largent and Wewerka Gelatt captured doubles as Central topped Logan.
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Women Bowlers Cited At Gale City Meet
In Galeville Wisconsin the Galesville Women s Bowling Association held its annual meeting at the Green Meadow Supper Club. Vivian Salsman earned the high season average trophy and Pat Tabbert won for high single game. Verna Johnson and Salsman captured doubles trophies. Beaver Builders and Smith Furniture posted top team marks. Jean Smith was named most improved bowler of the year.
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