La Crosse State nets sweep over Stout 9-0
La Crosse State University dominates Stout 9-0 at the university courts advancing with a 40 set-win streak. Ken Steh leads singles with 6-2 6-2, Terry Murphy, Tom Young, Pete Wais, Dale Prell, and Rick Fatura all win while Imhoff Tiefenthaler pair take doubles.
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la Crosse State
Louis Menak
Rockwood
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Bethel
Eau Claire
Platteville
Linn Rockwood
Bluedevils
Ken Steh
Terry Murphy
Wisconsin State University
Scott Schmid
Unddotaove
Rick Fatura
Schultz
Fatura
St. Cloud State College
Hawk
Pat Imhoff
Jim Tiefenthaler
Steh
Wais
Murphy
John Pinesak
Lon
Tom Tierney
Tom Youngs
Bil| Benzei
Pete Wais
Carl Riis
Dale Preil
Randy Schultz
Sten—Wals
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John Pincsak
Bente—Riis
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Tribune
Gary Kiefner
Track results from Gale-Ettrick and Trempealeau meets
Gale Ettrick tops Holmen Bangor and West Salem in multiple events with Johnson Ekern Berg and Docken leading sprints jumps and throws. Trempealeau to Onalaska Arcadia and Sparta also post wins with Hockenberg Kronsehinski and Kronsepinski among top scorers in relays and hurdles.
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Herrmann
Leavitt
Wolfe
Turner
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Stuhr
D. Johnson
Critzman
Benrud
Haines
Eichman
Crawley
Wore
G. Becker
Kronsehinski
Blanar
Mickelson
Hunter
Matiozcimski
Wojciechowski
Klink
Gamokre
Y. Tschann
Jackson
Newman
Harvard Favored to Sweep Eastern Sprints Regatta
Harvard heavyweight crew seeks a fifth straight championship at the Eastern Sprints on Lake Quinsigamond. Coach Harry Parker’s Crimson, unbeaten in 32 straight college races, tops seedings with Penn, Princeton, Yale and Rutgers trailing. Cornell leads the lightweight sprint seedings as defending champion.
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Crimson
Harry Parker
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Joe Burk
Quakers
Navy
Burk
Princeton
Yale
Rutgers
Northeastern
Cornell
Wright Leads Tall City Open With 66
Mickey Wright shoots a three under par 66 to lead the Tall City Women's Open in Midland Texas in the first round of the $15 000 event.
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Tex
Mickey Wright
Big Ten Baseball Scores From Campus Matchups
Minnesota 15 Purdue 0 and Indiana 5 Ohio State 3 highlight a day of Big Ten baseball. Michigan State 6 Northwestern 0 reports a decisive win while Minois 4 0 and Iowa 0 Wisconsin 2 3 show mixed results. College baseball St. Cloud 3 Winona 2 also listed. College track results St Olaf 89 Carleton 57 Northern Iowa 111 Mankato 34. College tennis Minnesota 5 Indiana 4 St Cloud 6 North Dakota 2 Wisconsin 9 Purdue 0.
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Western
Wisconsin Minnesota Sweep Keeps Big Ten Lead Tied
Wisconsin and Minnesota won two doubleheaders to stay tied atop the Big Ten standings with 8-2 conference marks. The Badgers took two from Michigan 3-2 and 2-0, while Minnesota crushed Purdue 15-0 and 8-2 as Michigan State closed in with strong showings prompted by timely hitting and pitching.
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Gophers
Mike Nickles
Lance Primis
Derby Drug Controversy Returns to Horse Stall
Trainer Lou Cavalaris says he may reconstruct Derby week events to prove he did not drug Dancer's Image, pending owner Pete Fuller's approval. A hearing opens Monday to determine drug exposure and potential punishment.
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Louisville
Lou Cavalaris
Dancer
Pete Fuller
Cavalaris
Fuller
Barn
Baltimore
Alex Harthill
Chicago Leads Soccer League Despite Mixed Results
Baltimore finally earned its first NASL win but stayed in last place. Chicago rose to first in the Lakes Division after a 1 1 tie with St Louis, reaching 1-3-4 and 30 points while Detroit holds 27. Atlantic leader Atlanta beat Boston 1-0.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
St. Louis
Van Nelson Seeks Olympic Time in 10,000 Meters
Van Nelson, leading three and six miler, will run a special 10,000 meter event at the Macalester Invitational on Monday May 13 at Macalester College. The St. Cloud State senior already broke 1964 Olympic records in 5,000 and 10,000 and set Drake Relays marks in three and six miles for the third year running. Olympic qualifying requires a set time in a sanctioned meet plus Olympic trials.
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ST. Paul
van Nelson
Macalester
Macalester College
Nelson
St. Cloud State
Wisconsin Wipes Purdue 9-0 in Big Ten Tennis
Wisconsin ends five game Big Ten losing streak with a 9-0 win over Purdue on Friday marking its second victory of the season.
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Rich Harlow
Iowa
Donn Haugen
Illinois
Illini
Haugen
Bill Murray
Hawkeyes
Mike Murawski
Randy Crews
Indiana
Ohio State
Hoosier
Larry Bishop
Bill McCleave
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Madison
Wisconsin
Purdue
Cards sign Miller for Tulsa farm club
Relief pitcher Stu Miller, released by the Orioles and Braves in quick succession, signs with the St. Louis Cardinals for their Tulsa farm club and joins the organization.
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Stu Miller
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Canadiens Seek Stanley Cup Sweep
Montreal captain Jean Beliveau is out for the playoffs with a broken leg and cast for at least two weeks. The Canadiens aim to sweep St. Louis by beating the Blues 2 rest in sudden death overtime 2-1 and 4-3, after 1-0 win in the opening game. Gilles Tremblay also out with a cracked nasal bone.
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Gump Worsley
Rogatien Vachon
Archer Leads By One In New Orleans Open
Archer holds a one stroke lead at the Greater New Orleans Open after two rounds at Lakewood Country Club. Weiskopf shot 70 to fall into a tie for third with Gary Player and Dave Stockton, two behind Archer. Weiskopf blamed two double bogeys on mindset after reading gossip about idol Tom Bolt.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Tom Weiskopf
Tommy Bolt
George Archer
Miller Barber
Lakewood Country Club
Weiskopf
Ohio
Gary Player
Dave Stockton
Archer
Ed Schartman Wins In Super Fuel Race
Ed Schartman of Dayton Ohio won the super fuel funny car meet at the Great Lakes Dragaway driving the Airlift Rattler Comet. He ran the quarter mile in 7.97 seconds at 177.82 mph. Pete Seaton had the night's top speed at 185 mph in Seaton's Super Shaker Corvair. Dick Caruthers won top stock in a 1967 Dodge. Dareld Reimer took junior stock in a 1966 Mustang.
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Ed Schartman
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Dareld Reimer
Menomonee Falls
Augustana Leads Conference Track After Three Events
Augustana holds a 10 point lead entering finals of the College Conference of Illinois Wisconsin track meet in Wheaton Illinois. After three events Friday the standings show Augustana 17 Illinois Wesleyan 7 Carthage North Central and Wheaton 5 each Caroll 5 Elmhurst 3 and Carthage 3.
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Illinois Wesleyan
Caroll
North Central
Carthage
Elmhurst
Wisconsin Milwaukee Beats Northern Illinois 3 1 in Baseball
The Wisconsin Milwaukee Panthers defeated Northern Illinois Huskies 3 to 1 in a college baseball game. Key players contributed on offense and pitching by both sides as the Panthers secured the win.
Aquinas Golfers Top Cotter in Rushford Match
La Crosse Aquinas defeated Winona Cotter 334 to 370 at Ferndale Country Club Rushford. Steve Jahimiak and Greg Guenther each shot 82 for Aquinas with 43 39 and 45 37 respectively. Randy Haines and Randy Dwyer added 85s while Cotter’s Greg Lica and Bob Hildebrand shot 92s.
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Rushford, Minn
Steve Jahimiak
Greg Guenther
la Crosse Aquinas
Winona
Whitehall Golfers Win Triangular Match
Whitehall golfers defeated Independence and Cochrane-Fountain City at Whitehall Country Club. Eliot Solsrud led with 36, followed by Eric Windjue 39, Brian Nordhagen 40, and Ralph Rasmuson 42.
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Wis
Independence
Cochrane - Fountain City
Whitehall Country Club
Eliot Solsrud
Eric Windjue
Brian Nordhagen
Ralph Rasmuson
Self Reliance Guides Early Golf Season
The piece argues golfers should inventory their own game first and rely on a single trusted teacher if needed. Emphasizing individual work, it warns against too many coaches and urges recalling last year's lessons to avoid repeating mistakes.
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