Big Ten Outlines Plan to Aid Black Athletes
The Big Ten approved a five point program to help black student athletes earn degrees through enhanced counseling, extended financial aid, and revised academic standards. A new total coordination post for the commissioner will be filled soon.
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Hill Leads Memphis Golf Classic As Trevino Fades
Dave Hill coolly holds a two stroke advantage at the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic after a 69 second round to reach 137 seven under par. Lee Trevino struggles to a 72 and sits seven back as Jerry McGee chases at 139.
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Aquinas Netters Bow In State Tournament
In Appleton Wisconsin University School of Milwaukee Racine Prairie and Milwaukee Plus led into semifinals and finals of the state independent high schools tennis tournament. Top seeds in No 1 singles and doubles advanced with Jud Shauffler of Prairie and Dennis Cahill of Waukesha Memorial winning two matches. Aquinas scored four points with the Schneider brothers reaching quarters before losing to Prairie 6 3 7 6.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
MLB standings show Minnesota at Chicago Detroit at Milwaukee Kansas City at Oakland New York at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Texas at California with Sundays games including New York at Cleveland Detroit at Milwaukee Minnesota at Chicago and Boston at Baltimore plus a full National League slate led by Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Montreal New York Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego Houston San Francisco and related results from Friday and Saturday games.
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Altman Hurls Central Past Aquinas Nine
Central edged Aquinas 1-0 in an intra city baseball game Friday. Jon Instefjord, Dave McKellin and Rich Schultz drove in the lone run with three straight second inning singles after two outs. Jim Altman silenced Aquinas threats, retiring the side with runners aboard in the first and again in the sixth.
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Viroqua Wins Sudden-Death Golf Duel At Richland Center
Viroqua edged Richland Center 23-24 in a sudden-death playoff after 151 strokes in regulation. Kevin Schlicht and Gary Buros shared medalist honors with even par 35s, while Eric Vig and Toby Groves added 39 and 42 respectively as Aquinas pitcher Shimshak held Central to four hits.
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Hornets
Kevin Schlicht
Gary Buros
Eric Vig
Toby Groves
Curt Norman
Terry Knothe
Ron Schumacher
Brian Clark
WWTI Golfers 8th In NJCAA Tourney
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute placed eighth at the NJCAA region eight golf tourney in Coon Rapids Minnesota. Rochester Junior College won with 628.
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Austin
Wisconsin-Bound Smith Signs Tender After State Run
Fond du Lac high school star Bill Smith, a 6-foot-2 forward and leading scorer in the state tournament, signed a tender to attend the University of Wisconsin. The AP honorable mention noted Smith scored 66 points in the tourney, including 37 in one game against Madison West.
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WBAY Becomes Packer Radio Voice in Green Bay Area
J W Killeen manager of radio for WTMJ Inc says WBAY AM and FM will carry Green Bay Packer football in the Green Bay area replacing WTMJ rights. He cites wider reach. New stations on the 1973 Packer network include WDBC Escanaba and WHDE Houghton in Michigan.
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Illinois Takes Narrow Lead as Big Ten Golf Heads to Final 36
Illinois holds a two stroke edge over Indiana after the first 18 holes of the 54th Big Ten golf championship at Purdue. John Harris led a 69 73 for Minnesota, while Indiana and Purdue posted 369 and 370 in the morning session.
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Gopher Athletes Granted Medical Redshirts by Big Ten
Four Minnesota athletes received a one year eligibility extension from the Big Ten due to injuries. The group includes Steve Goldberg in football Keith Flanders in baseball Joe Scheitlin in wrestling and Garry Bjorklund a Big Ten champion in track and cross country.
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Country Club Crowns Golf Tourney Champs
The La Crosse Country Club crowned four women champions in a throwout golf tournament Tuesday. Phyllis Dempsey scored 54 to win the 18 hole title, while Betty Sevenants Jane Stuckert and Rhomona Schrier tied for first in the nine hole division with 31s.
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Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Captures Coulee Track Title
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau wins the Coulee Conference track meet in Winona with four new records and a decisive mile relay victory. Holmen, West Salem, and Arcadia place second through fourth as GET edges Holmen by two points for the title.
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Major League Leaders and Highlights Across Leagues
Baseball leaders listed include batting leaders Lopes and Bonds with top averages. Key run totals feature Bonds, Baker, Watson, Wynn, and Otis. run batted in leaders Fergusen and Mayberry. hits by Bonds Cedeno Otis and Rojas. doubles by Cedeno and Bonds. triples by Metzger Harper and others. home runs led by Aaron Stargell May and Mayberry. Pitching leaders boast Parker Sosa Carlton Seaver Singer N.Ryan Holtzman with top records.
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Regis Pitcher Hurls No Hitter In State Meet
Burlington St Mary and Racine St Catherine advanced to the semifinals in the state independent high schools baseball tournament. Eau Claire Regis pitcher Paul Ausman threw a no hitter as Regis edged Milwaukee De Sales 3-2 to reach the semis. Burlington toppled Whitefish Bay Dominican 10-3 and St Catherine blanked Appleton Xavier 9-0.
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Two Unbeatens In Riverland Softball Loop
The Blue Bar of De Soto and Frog Point remain unbeaten after week two, tied for first. Scores: Blue Bar 20 Romance 18, Frog Point 21 Buck and Marge's 15. Additional results include Bev and Bills 20 Tip Top 9 and Bob's Bar 29 Toby's Bar 10.
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Michigan Leads Big 10 Tennis to Strong Meet Start
Michigan dominated Friday preliminaries scoring 108 points led by six singles wins and three doubles at Nielsen Stadium. Iowa and Indiana followed, while Michigan State finished mid pack as semifinals set for Friday afternoon and finals Sunday.
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Baraboo Linksters Capture South Central Golf Title
Baraboo won the South Central Conference golf tournament at Tomah with 321 strokes led by Randy Marking who earned medalist honors with a 74 on the par 70 course. Tomah finished second at 322 followed by Sparta and Reedsburg. other teams included Black River Falls Wisconsin Dells Portage Sauk Prairie and Adams Friendship.
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Junior Summer and Alley Cats Bowling Scores Report
Eddie's 2318 Tear Game and Eddie's 818 led by Mark Horschak 567 Mary Papacek 32 Paul Forer 527 Tom Heilman 507 Tom Marcou 506 Larry Wiener 497. High single Larry Wiggert and Chuck Moore 204. ALLEY CATS led by Marilyn Calder 508 Becky Erickson 493 Bonnie Olson 468 Beviah Clark 464 Juanita Skrede 454 Ruth Kellogg 447. High single Becky Erickson 182.
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Luther Netters Sweep Boscobel in Nonconference Duel
Onalaska Luthers tennis team closed regular season with a 9-0 win over Boscobel in a nonconference match. The Knights improved to 7-4 in duals led by Kurt Lenser’s 10-0 at number six singles.
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G E T Takes Win In Coulee Golf
G E T captured the Coulee Conference meet at Maple Grove Country Club with a 337 beating West Salem by one stroke. Arcadia and Onalaska tied for second at 355, Holmen 360, Bangor 362, Cochrane Fountain City 379. Pat Scanlan medalist with 80. Woychek Arcadia Williamson G E T Westlie Holmen 81. G E T leads conference 4-0. last meet Thursday in Galesville.
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Wis Cons Dean Talafous Goes to Cincinnati WHA
Dean Talafous of the University of Wisconsin was the first round draft choice for the new Cincinnati franchise in the World Hockey Association. Cincinnati will not begin play until the 1974 75 season. Earlier in the week Talafous was selected by the Atlanta Flames in the NHL draft fourth round.
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