Tiant Shuts Out Orioles for Fourth Straight Victory
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 2-0 in Tiant's fourth consecutive shutout while Williams blanks Orioles until Robinson homer ends drought. Indians sweep doubleheader 4-1, moving into a second-place tie with Baltimore as Detroit leads. Boston doubles past New York in twin bill with strong hitting and bullpen work.
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Grid showdown looms as NFL owners meet in Atlanta
The NFL and AFL owners open a three day meeting in Atlanta amid a player owner dispute over salaries and the pension fund. Art Modell labels two player demands impossible while others seek a 15000 minimum salary and changes to extra point rules. Discussions include jersey name usage and Super Bowl site selection.
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Western Kentucky Star Player Greg Smith Signs with Milwaukee
Milwaukee general manager John Erickson announced Greg Smith from Western Kentucky signed a one year contract with the Milwaukee club. Coach Larry Costello sees Smith as a defensive asset and possible tall guard or small forward, noting his 14.5 rebounds per game and 12 points per game at Western Kentucky.
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Badger Golfers Score Victory
Gary Rock debuted for Wisconsin varsity golf and won medalist honors as the Badgers topped Northwestern Notre Dame and Northern Illinois in a quadrangular match. Wisconsin totaled 752 with Northwestern at 756 Notre Dame 764 and Northern Illinois 784. Rock posted 75 72 147 while Bob Burnham and Dennis Haskin each shot 149 to tie for second.
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Wanda Warner Leads Cashton Bowling League Title
CASHTON Wis The Parkview Lanes Friday League closed its season as Wanda Warner rolled 532 to pace the top finishers. Results show Friday Ryans Market 2 586, State Bank of Viroqua 896 and list Wanda Warner 532 Evelyn Alton 514 Irene Kraby 497 Esther Sullivan 497 Darlene Eide 490 Laurie Clements 487 with a 207 entry.
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Scheduling Conflict Forces Tavern League Game Shifts
Parks and Recreation Director Elley Fry says two Tavern Softball League games are moved to next weekend. La Crosse Central and Logan will play at Copeland Park at 7 30 p.m. today with Whiteys and Sportsmen's at 6 30 p.m. and Kings Bar and 400 at 7 30 p.m. under lights this weekend.
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Coulee Archers Set 3 Records in Trophy Shoot
At Holmen Wisconsin the Coulee Archers Club opened its trophy season with three records. Inter mediate Boys sight Rob ert Hovell Jr shot 519, Jim Brush 493 in Class A Barebow, Greg Wooden 488 in Junior Boys sight. Other results list many top marks across divisions.
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Lansing St. George Tops Ossian in 7-2 Victory
Lansing St. George defeated Ossian De Sales 7-2 to claim its 11th win of the season in the North Iowa Catholic Conference baseball tournament. Pitcher Ken Buege improved to 8-1 with 16 strikeouts and two Ossian hits. Bob Garin and Bob Woodhouse each had two hits for St. George. Waukon St. Patrick's earned a forfeit win over Protivia. St. George advances to face St. Patrick's in the tournament semi finals.
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Westby Triumphs 4-2 Over New Lisbon in Non-Conference Clash
Westby improves to 10-0 with a 4-2 win over New Lisbon. Bruce Larson and Chuck Sedevie combine for 11 strikeouts, while Mike Fencl delivers a two run hit in the third inning. Southworth homered for New Lisbon.
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No-Hitter by Coady Powers St James Win in La Crosse
Mike Coady, 13, eighth grader from St James Grade School in La Crosse, threw a no-hitter in an 8-0 victory over St Thomas More. He fanned 18 and retired the side each time the bases filled. St James also won the second game 5-1.
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Kentucky Derby Hearing On Tap
The official hearing into the disqualification of Dancer's Image began in Louisville with potential suspension for trainer Lou Cavalaris Jr. Owner Peter Fuller threatens withholding the Derby winner from the Preakness if Cavalaris is suspended. Officials aim to finish the hearing by day’s end as traces of phenylbutazone were found in the Derby winner.
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Ottawa Rough Riders trainer Arthur Sargeant dies at 52
Arthur Sargeant long time Ottawa Rough Riders trainer died at home from a heart attack Sunday. He had served the CFL team since 1960 and was 52 years old.
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