Aquinas Newman Duel For CWCC Track Title At Memorial Field
Aquinas hosts the CWCC track meet at Memorial Field with seven records already tied or bettered. Newman is favored to challenge multiple events, with top contenders listed across sprints, distance, relays, and field events as plans set for noon field events and 1 p.m. finals.
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CWCC
Central Wisconsin
Knights of Campion
Kim Kueter
Cardinals
Mark Dahm
Clarke slams two triples as Yankees top Brewers 4-3 in 10
Horace Clarke powered New York with two triples and scored the deciding run in the 10th as the Yankees outlasted Milwaukee 4-3. Roy White and Bobby Murcer homered, while Jake Gibbs drove in the winning run with a double after Clarke’s second triple. The Brewers also battled back to tie late before the Yankees pulled away.
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New York Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers
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New York
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Bobby Murcer
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Yanks
Ron Theobald
Tommy Harper
Jack Gibbs
Gibbs
Hall of Famers Enter Minnesota Football Hall of Fame
Harold Snooks Sullivan from East Grand Forks High School, coach 1945 to 1960, is to enter the Minnesota Football Hall of Fame at a Minneapolis dinner. Also elected are Manny Marget sportscaster for KVOX Moorhead, Dutch Nash Minnesota, and Bussie Metzold former Hopkins coach. Sullivan played for East Grand Forks Green Wave in 1930 and later coached at Park River before leading East Grand Forks athletic programs.
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Green Wave
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Logan Tops Central JVs 7-4 in City Rivalry
Logan junior varsity defeated intra-city rival Central JVs 7-4 to hand Central its first loss of the season. Central remains 8-1. Logan scored in the second and third innings while Central answered in the fourth and fifth. Winning pitcher Peter Weber struck out two and walked one. Jim Freeman led Logan with a triple and a double. Weber added two singles. Jeff Wildt had two hits for Central. Logan 034 000 0 Central 000 2200.
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New Albin
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Blugolds
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Lansing
Mike Coady
Gore
Epstein Proves Worth To A’s In 6-3 Win Over Royals
Newcomer Mike Epstein drove in two runs with a two‑run single as Oakland beat Kansas City 6-3. Epstein, traded from Washington with Darold Knowles, is hitting .272 after 14 at bats in his A’s debut stretch. Jim Hunter improved to 6‑0 with solid relief, as Oakland moved five games above .500 and atop the AL West. The day’s other action saw the Yankees edge Milwaukee 4-3 in 10 innings.
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A’s
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Milwaukee
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Aquinas Falls In Twin Bill On Fine Pitching
Aquinas lost both ends of a doubleheader 2-1 to Lansing St George and Lansing Kee High. Tom Larson pitched well in game two, allowing two runs on two hits with seven strikeouts. Coach Bruha blamed fielding errors and lack of timely hitting for the defeats, leaving Aquinas at 13-3.
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Craig Nears State Record In 880 Relay
MILWAUKEE AP Janesville Craig’s 880-yard relay team posted 1:29.8, within six tenths of the Wisconsin state WIAA record though state marks can only be set at the state meet. Brookfield Central’s mile relay moved to second with 3:23.3. Germantown’s 3:22.7 tops the season list.
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Germantown
Bill Cross
Lake Mills High School
John Brikowski
Janesville Parker
Jerry Just
Whitefish Bay
Tim Rappe
Wilbert Henry
Charles Bolton
Janesville Craig
Ken Cihiar
Mosinee
Bob Mansfield
Sun Prairie
Adams
West Allis Hale
Jim Fleming
Larry Krause
Mayville
Rudy Alvarez
Racine Horlick
Bob Perkins
Milw
Ripon
John Radke
Dennis Brown
Wauwatosa East
Steve Mahnke
Hudson
Don Grady
Beloit
Gary Williams
Berlin
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Milwaukee North
Racine Park
Mel Terrell
King
Tony Orlando
Oak Creek
Bob Sather
Jeff Smith
Washington
Jim Johnson
Rod Drew
Gary Rayeske
Ken Schwartz
Beaver Dam
MVC coaches to meet in Dallas for scheduling talks
Missouri Valley Conference basketball coaches will gather June 18-19 at the Sheraton-Dallas Hotel to plan schedules for the 1972-73 and 1973-74 seasons. MVC football officials clinic and coaches press conference follow July 23-25 at the same hotel. Commissioner DeWitt Weaver and supervisors E D Cavette and Johnny Overby to run the meetings.
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O Connor KOs Montano in Rochester boxing upset
Pat O Connor, 23, from Rochester, scored a second round knockout at 2 56 of the period to defeat veteran Tony Montano of Phoenix, extending his win streak to 19. Montano, 33, entered with 54 47 2. Preliminary bouts included Frank Jiminez and Frank Formaro winning split decisions, with Tex Schiapno also victorious. Crowd of 2 380 paid $10 098 at Mayo Civic Auditorium.
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Rochester
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Des Moines
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Minneapolis
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Thursday's MLB results and standings update
New York edged Milwaukee in ten innings four to three. Oakland defeated Kansas City six to three. Upcoming night games include Detroit at Washington and Baltimore at Boston. National League leaders show New York atop the East with 19 wins. San Francisco and Los Angeles lead the West with even records.
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Bowling Scores From Merry Mixers and Local Gilded Matches
Bowling scores reported for multiple leagues and divisions. Merry Mixers at Shamrock posted team series 2481 and team game 872 with individuals led by Helen Lorenz 526 and Max Sanger 523. Ladies divisions list top totals and high singles, with Ruth French achieving 203 high in the Ladies Coulee.
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Canada Dry Open Opens 1971 PGA Season in Atlanta
The International Association of Professional Golfers kicks off the 1971 season in Atlanta on June 16 and 17 with the Canada Dry Open at North Fulton Golf Course. The 36 hole event offers a $15,000 purse and a $3,000 first prize.
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International Association of Professional Golfers
North Fulton Golf Course
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