Gale-Ettrick Tops Coulee Conference In Tight Meet
Gale-Ettrick edged Trempealeau 58-56 to win the Coulee Conference track title at Onalaska Wisconsin. Jim Ekern and Gary Oines star for Gale-Ettrick with multiple records, while Trempealeau’s Paul Becker and Arcadia's Jerry Kulig also earned wins. Onalaska, Holmen, Arcadia, Bangor, Melrose-Mindoro and West Salem also posted strong marks as eight conference records fell.
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Paddling the Kickapoo River Offer Scenic Challenge
Tribune Outdoor Editor and partner join Kickapoo Valley Association on a three mile water trip that felt longer by river, navigating sandbars, mud, and cliffs under four bridges. The ride showcased Wildcat Mountain scenery and included Kickapoo Valley royalty Patty Kemerling and John Mossholder.
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Glen's Bar sets scoring record in five inning win
Glen's Bar, defending Tavern League champions, crushed Monitor 66 to 2 in a five inning game. Glenn's tallied 67 hits including nine homers led by Lang and Harnish. Lang held Monitor to four hits as Glen's improved to 2-0. Schmidty's beat Whitey's 15-1 to stay pace in league race.
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City and University Sports Schedule Across Baseball Track Golf and Tennis
Local sports listings show LCU at Oshkosh in baseball and a big rivers track meet at Chippewa Falls plus WSUC meets at Cherokee and Madison. Golf events include Big Rivers at Menomonie and WSUC at LCU Memorial Field. Tennis features Aquinas at Pacelli with district tourney action. Cashion hosts district tourney games and CWCC and WSUC meets. Individual bar league results report Joe’s OK Bar topping 400 Club 21 20 and Terrace dropping a 13 8 loss along with Sportsmen edging Tosa Club 19 13 and a Trane Slow Pitch rout 30 7.
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Cashton to host WIAA district baseball tournament in Cashton
Logan Central Westby De Soto and Cashton enter the district meet in Cashton Wisconsin with Westby undefeated at 12 straight wins and Central at 61 1. Logan 2 7 Cashton 5 7 De Soto 52 La Crosse Central 61 1 leading hitters include Wigdal Squier Terpstra Nordlie Cooley Simmonds and Sedevie. Schedule runs Saturday Monday and Wednesday with Game No 1 De Soto vs Central at 1 30 p m and Game No 2 Logan vs Westby at 3 30 p m followed by Cashton vs winner of Game 1 and final on Wednesday.
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Jim Petrofske
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Indy 500 Trials Slated Saturday
A clutch of turbine race cars challenge piston engines in opening time trials for the 52nd Indianapolis 500 on May 30. Mario Andretti seeks pole for the third straight year as Graham Hill and Lotus turbines push speeds toward a record, while the Offenhauser Turbocharger and standard Ford engines also vie for top places.
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Royall tops Brookwood in non-conference baseball clash
Elroy Wisconsin Gary Board pitched a four hitter with eleven strikeouts to lead Royall to a 4 1 win over Brookwood. Bob Braund and Star Gerwing each had two hits with Gerwing driving in the big three bagger. Brookwood 000 0010 1 Royall 200 002 x 4 3
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