Massey Returns To Coaching At Menasha High
Clem Massey former Prairie du Chien coach and athletic director returns to coaching after a two year layoff as a Milwaukee stockbroker He will coach basketball at Menasha High School and teach English and social studies at Maplewood Junior High He succeeds Barry Ewald who had taken over in 1965.
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Intra-City Showdown: Logan at Central at Copeland Park
Friday night’s local baseball clash at Copeland Park pits Central against Logan with the city title and first round of the Big Rivers Conference tournament at stake. Central seeks a win to share the city championship while Logan needs an upset to shake up the standings.
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Luther-Simpson ceremony honors Orwall's baseball legacy
The article notes Luther Simpson doubleheader ceremonies dedicated to Ozzie Orwall, a standout figure in the Cape Region for years. It details standings in the American League East and West divisions, Wednesday and Thursday results, and upcoming games across the leagues with multiple matchups and night schedules.
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Cuellar Recovers From Oaklanditis in Orioles 6-0 Win
Mike Cuellar rebounded from a rough Oakland start to toss a one hitter as Baltimore blanked Kansas City 6-0. Rettenmund contributed a single, double, and triple as the Orioles piled up 12 hits. Cuellar improved to 3-1 after a previous Sunday setback to the A’s.
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New York Yankees
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Mel Stottlemyre
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Joe Coleman
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Jerry May
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Cesar Tovar spoils Cuellar no hit bid with single
Cesar Tovar broke up a no hit bid by Cuellar with a ninth inning single two years ago. Campaneris led the A's attack on McDowell with two homers and a single, added a single off Colbert to seal the final run, and Dobson earned his first win of the year as Campaneris opened with a homer and hit a two run shot in the sixth. Coleman, returning from a skull fracture, posted his third win in distance for Detroit as Ike Brown drove in three with a homer and sacrifice fly. Tom Bradley pitched five scoreless in the opener of Chicago’s sweep, Rick Reichardt fueled the nightcap rally with three singles, a double and a homer. The PGA match play crown last decided in 1957 saw Lionel Hebert defeat Don Finsterwald 2 and 1 in Dayton.
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Bert Campaneris
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Vince Colbert
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Chuck Dobson
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Ike Brown
Tom Bradley
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Rick Reichardt
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Jim Bunning
Frank Lucchesi
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Tom Seaver
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Roger Metzger
Joe Morgan
Denis Menke
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Don Wilson
Rader
Cleon Jones
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Ed Kranepool
Ken Boswell
Fred Gladding
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Pirates
Dave Roberts
Ollie Brown
Roberts
Clarence Gaston
Nate Colbert
Brown
Giants
Reds
Ron Bryant
Cubs overpower Phillies 9-4 with Santo and Williams homers
Cubs win 9-4 as Ron Santo Johnny Callison and Billy Williams homer for six runs. Phillies argue an umpire ruling on a checked swing changed the game. Other NL games saw Houston edge New York and San Diego top Pittsburgh while St Louis and Montreal were rained out.
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Blyleven Shuts Out Red Sox 1-0 in Twins Victory
Bert Blyleven outdueled Ray Culp as the Minnesota Twins defeated Boston 1-0. Rod Carew tripled to start the fourth, scoring on Jim Holt’s second hit. The win moved Minnesota to .500, now five games behind Oakland in the West.
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Leaders Batting and Pitching Leaders Across Leagues
The report lists top hitters and pitchers with at bats, averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts. Key figures include Oliva and Powell leading American League categories, and Garr, W Davis, Stargell, and Aaron leading National League marks, with notable pitchers Seaver and Ryan among leaders.
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Ryan
Houston to host World Championship of Tennis playoffs
AP reports the quarterfinals and semifinals of the $100,000 World Championship of Tennis will be played in Houston November 18 to 21. Promoter Hugh Sweeney said a schedule change moved the matches to Houston, originally set to host the year ending event in the series to qualify eight professionals for the quarterfinals.
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Hugh Sweeney
Track meet results for Kickapoo Hillsboro Westby
Kickapoo tops Westby 744 to 682 in a multi event track meet. Key results include Tryggestad winning several sprints and hurdles for Westby and Jorgenson placing for West, with McCauley and Nestingen among top Kickapoo athletes in mile and two mile events. Hillsboro and Westby also posted relay and field results across high jump long jump pole vault and disc.
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Stottlemyre Stills Brew Stottlemyre Beats Brewers 3-0
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a three hitter to lead the New York Yankees to a 3-0 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. The victory moved Stottlemyre within five of Raschi for ninth on the Yankees all time list as he added another complete game. Manager Ralph Houk praised Stottlemyre saying he and Whitey Ford are the two best pitchers he has ever managed.
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Spud Chandler
Lefty Gomez
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Jack Chesbro
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
John Briggs
Ellie Rodriguez
Briggs
Skip Lockwood
Yankees
Marty Pattin
Fritz Peterson
Roche signs four year deal with New York Nets
John Roche agreed to a four year no-cut contract worth about 400000 with the New York Nets after a five year pursuit by coach Lou Carnesecca. The 6 foot 2 guard from New York City scored 1910 career points and earned ACC Player of the Year honors as a sophomore and junior.
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N.Y
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New York
Phoenix
Kentucky
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Nets
Lou Carnesecca
Roche
St. John’s University
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Redmen
South Carolina
Atlantic Coast Conference
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Kentucky Colonels
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National Basketball Association
Gopher Stars Named Outstanding Athletes at U of M
The University of Minnesota names four outstanding Gopher players for basketball cross country football and golf Jim Brewer Maywood Ill Garrett Bjorklund Proctor Barry Mayer Fargo N D and Dave Haberle Edina. Awards will be presented at the annual M banquet June 2.
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Barry Mayer
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Edina
Mantle Belts What May Be Longest Home Run in MLb
On April 18, 1952, Mickey Mantle hit a 565 foot homer at Griffith Stadium Washington DC. It is believed to be the longest measured home run in a regular major league game.
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Washington, D.C
Luther Frosh split twin bill with LCU freshmen in Decorah
Luther College frosh beat La Crosse in the nightcap 8-4 after losing the opener 3-1. Drewicz powered the pair with five hits including a bases loaded homer in game two. Mark Anderson earned the win for Luther as Fremstad took the loss for LCU.
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Ryun Liquori Dream Mile Sets Franklin Field Showdown
Jim Ryun and Marty Liquori race the Dream Mile at Franklin Field in Philadelphia as Ryun seeks a comeback after a year away. Liquori, who beat Ryun in 1969 NCAA and AAU, shapes to challenge the world record holder with both dueling ambitions and season form notes.
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Marty Liquori
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