Central golfers claim city crown with 314 32 victory
Paul Robinson of La Crosse Central led the Red Raiders firing an 77 to help beat Aquinas 314 to 32 at La Crosse Country Club. Teammate Dave Griebel shot 79, tying medalist honors, as Central posts 124 on the season and captures the city golf title.
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Frank Wooden Tops Coulee Archers With 1106 Score
Frank Wooden shot 1106 of 1120 to win the men's sight class and lead the Coulee Archers trophy shoot in Holmen Wisconsin. Other winners included Vern Rieber in instictive men’s class A with 843, Ed Schaefer 760 class B, Arlan Goode 714 class C, Larry Freng 621 class D, Keith Gonyier 411 class E, plus Ethel Gonyier 432 class C women, Marylee Maier 191 class D, and youth champs Billy Kohlweg 735, Mike Kohlweg 560, Jerry Whitewater 498, Darlene Gooden 259, Dianne Maier 252.
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Ethel Gonyier
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Mike Kohlweg
Jerry Whitewater
Darlene Gooden
Dianne Maier
Braves win in 12th on Garr's two homers at home
Ralph Garr tied the game with a 10th inning homer and clinched the win with another shot in the 12th as Atlanta edged the New York Mets 4-3 at Atlanta Stadium. Don Wilson of the Astros pitched a four hitter to beat the San Diego Padres 2-0.
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Houston
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LCU Netters Drop Both Ends Of Double Dual
La Crosse State tennis lost 6-3 to UW Green Bay and 7-2 to Oshkosh Titans in a Monday double dual at Oshkosh. Mike Manteen won No. 5 singles against Green Bay and Oshkosh, while Rick Fatura, John Pincsak, and Phil Baaske also posted wins. Pete Wais and Steve Carpenter had close matches, with Wais narrowly losing a three set marathon. Hamachek looms as a No. 3 singles favorite for the conference tournament.
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Larry Kropp
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Dale Cibula
Manteen
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Pincsak
Phil Baaske
Koehn
Mark Medow
Pete Wais
Pat Mertz
Wais
Steve Carpenter
Gary Hamachek
Hamachek
Central JV Tops Aquinas 3-1 to Improve to 9-1
Central La Crosse Central JV baseball defeated Aquinas JVs 3-1 to reach 9-1. Bobby Bendel allowed seven hits with five strikeouts in his first start. Dana French Tripled and scored on Rick Herrington's squeeze, Ot to drove in Randy Klar in the sixth, while Steve Skiles fanned nine for Aquinas.
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Winona Merchants Rout Trempeleau In Valley League Game
Winona Merchants defeated Trempeleau 5-2 at home in Hiawatha Valley League baseball. Winona had four hits, two misplayed in the sun, yet scored three runs in the sixth to erase a 2-1 Trempeleau lead. Trempeleau had nine hits but left 12 runners on base as Gary Gamoke ended a six-hit streak with a sixth inning groundout.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Records
American League batting leaders include Oliva and Murcer with top averages and runs batted in. notable by position show Oliva 48 hits and 9 home runs. Killebrew leads in homers. Pitching leaders display 4 decisions with spotless records and top strikeout totals by Blue and Seaver. National League batting highlights Garr and Stargell pace hits and RBIs, with Brock and Harrelson leading stolen bases.
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Dierker
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Seaver
Jenkins
Parker coach honored as Madison area sportsman
Robert Morgan, coach of Janesville Parker state basketball champions, was named Madison area sportsman of the year and will be honored at the ninth annual Hall of Fame banquet on June 2.
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Viking
Central Netters Stay Unbeaten In Big Rivers
La Crosse Central tennis finishes regular season 7-0 in Big Rivers and 11-1 overall with a 9-0 win over Eau Claire Memorial. Singles victors include Swanson, Scott Swanson, Schroeder, Gundersen, Weber, and Levinger. doubles winners were Swanson/Levinger, Swanson/Schroeder, and Gundersen/Weber. Central heads to the Big Rivers Conference meet in Eau Claire Friday.
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Gunnar Gundersen
Brad Johnson
Todd Weber
Rich Cochrane
David Levinger
Paul Lokken
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Onalaska Luther Tennis at Logan Tuesday
Local sports brief lists Onalaska Luther meets Logan at 4 p.m. along with Prairie du Chien Campion at Central at 3 30 p.m. and North La Crosse Speedway racing at 8 p.m. Also notes a Wisconsin Technical Conference golf meet at Maple Grove and a Logan Athletic Banquet at 7 30 p.m.
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LCU golf team wins two in nonconference double dual
The La Crosse State University Indians moved to 16-7-7 after beating Stevens Point 379-388 and Eau Claire 379-390 at the La Crosse Country Club. Mike McKenna of Eau Claire was medalist with 72. Greg Rock led LCU with 74, while Casper and Hillcoat shot 75 each. The squad travels to Lawsonia for the Wisconsin State University Conference tournament in Green Lake starting Thursday.
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Greg Rock
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Dan Hillcoat
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Jeff Lehman
Jim Barry
Stevens Point
Curt Plake
Tom Tracy
Webby Winn
Todd Huber
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McKenna
Bob Hertzberg
Dick Thorp
Dan Kremezar
Charles Place
Green Lake
Wisconsin State University
Lawsonia Golf Links
Onalaska Leads Coulee Conference Golf Team Race
Onalaska holds 46 points to 41 for West Salem and 33 for Gale-Ettrick as Bangor Arcadia tie for fourth with 18 and Holmen has 12. West Salem's Gary Groth leads individuals with 45, Tim Morris 41, while Onalaska players Tim Skogen and Russ Christianson post 35 and 34 points respectively.
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Pro Gridders To Compete In Brian Piccolo Tourney
NFL stars from Packers, Oilers, Chargers, Raiders, Rams, 49ers, Bengals, Giants, Lions, Steelers, Chiefs and Cowboys join pro and Bears officials at Lake Geneva golf course for the first Brian Piccolo Fund golf event.100 four sums at 100 dollars each support Piccolo Cancer Research Fund with a post event Bears rookie award.
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Brewers Eye Infielders Catchers in Free Agent Draft
Milwaukee Brewers plan to spend up to a quarter of a million dollars on young talent at the free agent draft in New York June 8-9. Director Frank Lane says catchers and infielders are priorities for the expansion club as it pursues development over trades. Lane notes recent picks and the scarcity of quality catchers and shortstops.
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Taylor in Twin Bill Win Over Gilmanton
GILMANTON Wisconsin Taylor defeated Gilmanton 3-0 and 4-2 on Monday to improve to a 7-2 season record. Ron Joten pitched a two hitter for Taylor in game one with 11 strikeouts and four walks, while Terry Boe added two hits including a double. Jeff Benedict earned the win in game two with 10 strikeouts and one walk.
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Taylor
Ron Joten
Terry Boe
Jeff Benedict
Bowling Scores Ladies Scratch at South Lanes
Boozers win the team series with 1630 and the team game at 582. Individual high scores include Shiriee Stuggerud 537, Janice Wasmuth 534, and Gerry Searle 533, with Mary Helgerson 531 and Sharon Proksch 520 also strong. Linda Smith posts a 222 high single.
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Janice Wasmuth
Gerry Searle
Mary Helgerson
Sharon Proksch
Mary Krueger
Judy Engelbrecht
Darlene Mickelberg
Muggs Turner
Linda Smith
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