Wausau Takes Big Rivers Track Meet With Conference Records
Wausau tops Big Rivers field with 89 points led by Greg Werth Dave Jaeger and Mark Morrison each winning two events. Werth set conference records in high and low hurdles, Jaeger in the 220 as Wausau clocked 3:30.75 in the mile relay. Central Logan and others trailed with notable performances in jumps sprints and throws.
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Menomonie
Wis
Wausau
Big Rivers
la Crosse Central
Central
la Crosse Logan
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire Memorial
Eau Claire North
Greg Werth
Dave Jaeger
Mark Morrison
Werth
Jaeger
Terry, Johnson
Don Kersemier
Treptow
Schuetz
Steve Saluzzi
Logan
Don Hicke
Ron Javner
Don Loeffler
Jerry Winter
Keith Wilson
Gary Brauer
Skip Kent
Greg Northup
Charles Kramer
Bruce Dahnker
Tim Klund
Scott Saluzzi
MEN
Biaschka
Anderson
Bardili
Berekvam
Morrison
Holloway
Shepard
Smeitzer
Schwandt
Rasmussen
Wells
Johnson
Terry Johnson
Gregory
Mathison
Miller
Kensmoe
Saluzzi
Hicke
Javner
Loeffier
Winter
Nayes
Wilson
Braver
Kent
Northup
Biel
Kiesling
Olson
Fry
Dahnke
Drengler
Thorre
Kuhn
Maley
Hawkinson
Klund
Jeffers
ECN
Kamke
ECM
Haller
Player Leads Colonial Open By One Stroke
Gary Player fired a 68 on damp fairways to seize a one stroke lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. He stands 36 holes at 138, ahead of Billy Casper who shot 71. multiple players sit a stroke or two back including Ken Still and Johnny Pott.
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Gary Player
Fort Worth
Tex
Colonial
Billy Casper
Casper
Marty Fleckman
Johnny Pott
George Knudson
Bob Goalby
Ken Still
Pott
Tommy Bolt
Lee Trevino
Earl Stewart Jr
Dave Stockton
Gene Littler
Tommy Aaron
Lionel Hebert
Harold Henning
Fleckman
Bob Charles
Julius Boros
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Oshkosh leads WSUC tennis as Whitewater and La Crosse rally
Oshkosh holds 16 points lead after day one of the WSUC tennis tournament at Memorial Field courts. Whitewater trails with 14, La Crosse at 13, as top players Vilas Cakans and Remy Maier advance to finals and Rick Fatura powers into finals with wins.
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la Crosse Tribune
Oshkosh
Whitewater
la Crosse
Wisconsin State University
Memorial Field Courts
Vilas Cakans
Netter
Phil Roos
Platteville
Craig Adelman
River Falls
Cakans
Remy Maier
Terry Murphy
Terry Brauer
Eau Claire
Gene O’brien
Murphy
Bob Luedtke
Bill Norder
Wausau sweeps to tennis crown with Smith battles
Jim Smith of Wausau wins his third straight Big Rivers singles title after teammate Jack Zeibell defaults in the final. Wausau tops team standings with 30 points, followed by La Crosse Central 13 and Eau Claire Memorial 8. Doubles crown goes to Tom Larson Jay Beilke of Wausau 6 1 6 1 over Memorials Paul Christopher John Christopher.
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Luedtke
Gary Gile
Bernie Peterson
Whitewater
Pete Wais
Bill Linn Rockwood
Norder
Frank Polizzi
Maja
Wais
Polizzi
Rick Fatura
Stout
Randy Schultz
Jim VandenHuevel
Indians
Murphy
John Pinc‘sak
Eau Claire
Menomonie
Wis
Wausau
Jim Smith
Big Rivers
Lumberjacks
la Crosse Central
Eau Claire Memorial
Eau Claire North
Chippewa Falls
la Crosse Logan
Smith
Jack Zeibell
Zeibell
Central
Scott Rockwood
Bob Bundy
Rockwood
Tim Goode
Goode
Tom Larson
Jay Beilke
Memorial
Paul Christopher
John Christopher
Bill Menke
Steve Largent
Logan
Gary Spedl
Ted Duncan
Mike Loomis
Jim Ipsen
Badger Trackmen Lead Big Ten Tied After Two Finals
At Minneapolis Me morial Stadium Wisconsin and Michigan lead the Big Ten after two finals as preliminaries advance. Wisconsin tops qualifiers with 10, Minnesota 9 with Michigan and Ohio State 8 each. Iowa’s Mondane posts top quarter mile time while Ira Russell wins the long jump for Michigan.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Memorial Stadium
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio State
Michigan State
Illinois
Indiana
Gophers
Hubie Bryant
Rich Simonsen
Dick Landwehr
Bryant
Aquino Jackson
Badgers
Mike Butler
Jackson
Simonsen
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Mike Mondane
Ron Kutschinski
Wolverines
Larry Midlam
Bruggeman
Ralph Schultz
Northwestern
Kutschinski
Ira Russell
Glenn Dick
Clarence Burch
Michigan Heads Big 10 Netters
Unseeded Dave Brown of Indiana upset a favorite in the Big Ten tennis tournament in Iowa City as Michigan advanced five singles players to the finals. Brian Marcus of Michigan, the defending champion, beat Chris Burss of Wisconsin while Michigan State, Wisconsin and Iowa earned doubles final spots.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Dave Brown
Indiana
Michigan
Brown
Pete Fishbach
Charles Brainard
Michigan State
Brian Marcus
Chris Burss
Wisconsin
Boxing Result New York Bout Gonzales Decisions Ramos
Jose Gonzales 161 pounds from Puerto Rico defeated Jimmy Ramos 160% from Honduras by points in a New York boxing match.
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Boxing
New York
Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Ramos
Honduras
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Howard Breaks Record as Tiant Fails to Net Mark
The night saw Howard hit his eighth homer in five games and his 15th this season to put Washington ahead late, while Tiant’s bid for a five straight shutouts ended as Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-2. McCraw delivered a decisive triple and later scored in Chicago’s 1-0 win over Oakland after Nash carried a no-hitter into the 10th.
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Frank Howard
Tom McCraw
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Senators
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Twins
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Rickey Clark
Trant
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Frank Robinson
Larry Brown
Chico Salmon
Joe Sparma
del Unser
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
Vic Wertz
Tigers
Jim Price
Northrup
Yankees
Bill Monbouquette
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
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