Record Shattering Meet Predicted At Wisconsin Conference
Jim Brown La Crosse State coach and meet director expects records to fall at Memorial Field as Oshkosh Whitewater La Crosse Stevens Point contend. The two day event opens Friday at 5 p.m with prelims and continues Saturday with field events and final relays.
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Jim Pickett
la Crosse Tribune
Weatherman
Wisconsin State University
Memorial Field
Oshkosh
Whitewater
la Crosse
Stevens Point
la Crosse State
Jim Brown
Jim Ganoing
Brown
Bob Bloedel
Doug
Burgeniski
John Clark
Stan Druckrey
Bloedel
Doug Burgeniski
Tom Tiernan
Jim Buehner
Scott Lindgren
Larry Hardy
Wayne Peotter
Ron Curtis
Steve Bittorf
Platteville
Tom
Crapisi
Jim Lawinger
John Clifford
Bob Huerttle
Tom Hoffman
Rollie Jahns
Rod Leadley
Craig Brown
Tom Brooks
Paul Dale
Paul Lemere
Stan
Druckrey
Jim Bastings
Tom Gillard
Jerry Piering
Ralph Gibson
Floyd Wilkinson
Dennis Price
Cuba
Rick Schultz
Pete Gabrielson
Rick Reiss
Jerry Pagel
Ken Peterson
Grafton
Tom Rath
George Check
Tom Busse
Joe Townsley
Glen Lasch
Ned Pellman
California Angels Rally Past White Sox 4 2 In Rain
In Milwaukee County Stadium a rain delayed game drew 23 510 fans as the California Angels defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2. Paul Schaal drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in the eighth after Stan Stanky brought in Wilbur Wood for the key at bat and Ed Die Stanky was stung by Schaal’s hit. The return of major league baseball to Milwaukee after 1965 was celebrated by local sponsors seeking a major league presence.
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Milwaukee
Paul Schaal
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Schaal
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
County Stadium
Braves
Atlanta
Wilbur Wood
Bob Locker
Stan Schaal
White Sox
Wood
Chiget
Cage
Millhe Chisox
Waukee Brewers
Nyy
Race
Chie
Alan
Bud” Selig
Brewers
Ed Short
Selig
Angels
Bobby Knoop
Bill Voss
Tom Satriano
George Brunet
Locker
Chuck Hinton
Rick Reichardt
Wisconsin
Tommy John
Rodgers
Chisox
Bill Melton
Luis Aparicio
Reichardt
Aparicio
Campion Favored In CWCC Tennis Meet
Campion is favored to win the CWCC tennis championship at Campion courts starting Saturday at 9 30 a m. Don Schrup and Dan Crutcher lead Campion in singles while Tom Schlenker teams with Dan or Rick Rapich in doubles. Aquinas lost two top players to disciplinary dismissals but fields Brindley Fell or Barilani in singles and Munk Griesel in doubles.
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Prairie du Chien
CWCC
la Crosse Aquinas
Campion Courts
Tom Schlenker
Dana McCoy
Rick Rapich
Campion
Schlenker
Aquinas
Tom Brindley
Tim Fell
Roger Barilani
Kevin Munk
Doug Griesel
Chippewa Falls
McDowell
Boston Wins 6-4 as Baltimore Ends Detroit Streak
Baltimore snapped its seven game skid by defeating Detroit 10-8 while Boston edged Washington 6-4 in a rain affected program. Chicago White Sox led by Paul Schaul delivered two runs in the eighth to beat California 4-2. MLB action was light as Minnesota and Cleveland rainouts left two games complete.
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Indians
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Max Alvis
Tony Horton
UPI
Jose Santiago
Frank Howard
Ken ‘McMullen
Washington
Boston
Senators
Baseball scores and halted games from today
San Francisco and St Louis won while Cincinnati and New York were blanked. Rain halted New York at Boston and a Detroit win was delayed after a rain suspension. Orioles and Tigers split a rain affected game with several homers noted and Santia go’s win improving to 5-1 before the halting rain.
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San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Sedevie shuts out Viroqua in Westby win
Chuck Sedevie blanked Viroqua on three hits to pace Westby to a 3-0 nonconference baseball victory at Westby. Glen Hellwig and Bruce Mashak drove in runs while Sedevie added the third with a single, as Westby improved to 1-0 in the matchup.
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Westby
Wis
Chuck Sedevie
Viroqua
Glen Hellwig
Bruce Mashak
Sedevie
Trent Strang
Bud Gabrielson
Strang
Gabrielson
Knutson
Hellwig
College Scoreboard Snapshot From Regional Matches
La Crosse 7 to 10 results, Eau Claire 5 to 9, Whitewater 5 to 7, Stout 1 to 1, Milton 20, George Williams 3 to 7, Wisconsin Milwaukee 4 to 2, Carthage 0 to 4, Dickinson 2 to 3, Minot 1 to 9.
Shortstop dilemma hovers over Twins in logjammed AL race
Twins manager Cal Ermer weighs shortstop options as Jackie Hernandez struggles at bat while Cesar Tovar shifts to short and Rich Rollins mans third. Ermer questions Tovar’s durability as fulltime shortstop and says team’s fate hinges on hitting balance and pitching. The club sits just above .500 after five weeks.
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Lew Ferguson
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Cal Ermer
Ermer
Jackie Hernandez
Zoilo Versalles
Elmer
Hernandez
Cesar Tovar
Rich Rollins
Twins
Oakland Athletics
Cesar
Jackie
Toh
Bie
Rollins
Calvin Griffith
Tovar
Minnesota
Resae
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Jim McDonnell
Pete Harry
Cullen
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Melton
Reichard
Baik—John
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Associated Press
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Paul Schaul
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Curt Morton
Orioles
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Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
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