Hale Quandt Era Ends At Stevens Point State
Stevens Point State University prepares to honor Hale Quandt as he nears retirement July 1 after 21 years as coach and 20 as athletic director. His 42-year coaching career spans Cuba City High School to Stevens Point, with notable success in basketball football and golf.
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Westby Ousts Logan In District Baseball Opener
Central blanks De Soto 5 0 behind Tom Schmidt five hits and fourteen strikeouts. De Soto suffers five errors in sixth inning as Jeff Wigdahl and Rich Halverson drive in two runs each for Central. Westby downed Logan 5 2 with Larry Lee and Bruce Mashak two run homers and Kurt Kroner fanning 12.
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Larry Lee
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Chuck Sedevie
Fanning
Kroner
Red Raiders finish tennis season with 10th straight win
La Crosse Central completes the dual schedule 10-0 by beating Eau Claire Memorial 7-2 at Eau Claire. Scott Rockwood Tim Goode Steve Largent Paul Feroe and Bill Menke win singles. Rockwood-Goode take the second doubles. Feroe-Wewerka win the third doubles. Memorial’s Wendy Warner wins a three setter. Regional play starts Saturday at Reedsburg at 9 a.m.
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John Shuda Wins Air Port Trap Club Shoot
John Shuda won the Air Port Trap Club shoot with 24 of 25 in the first round and 23 23 19 of 25 in subsequent rounds. Arliss Sherrard placed second with 24 20 20 of 25, and Wenzel Svec followed with 24 and 20 of 25.
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Air Port
Arliss Sherrard
Wenzel Svec
Tom Donaldson
Louis Donaldson
Bob Taylor
Tom Fellows
Fellows
George Murphy
Leo Osley
Les Hodons
Lyle Anderson
John Robert
Hodons
Anderson
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Dan Hamiston
Kevin Murphy
Norma Anderson
Oscar Robertson Named Three-Time UPI All American
Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson nicknamed the "Big O" earned his third straight first team UPI All American honor for the University of Cincinnati.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Batting leaders include F Howard Washington .336 and Rose Cincinnati .356 with 53 hits. secondary figures show Carew Minnesota 39 hits and McCovey San Francisco 27 RBIs. Pitching leaders list Reed Atlanta 5 0 and Kelso Cincinnati 3 0 with 1.000 ERAs, plus Singer Los Angeles 65 strikeouts and Tiant Cleveland 60.
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Fregosi Completes Cycle As Angels Top Red Sox 5 4
Jim Fregosi powered the Angels to a 5 4 comeback win over Boston. He homered, tripled, doubled, and singled, driving in three and scoring twice as Rico Petrocelli’s ninth inning homer sent the game to extras before the cycle clinched the victory.
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Associated Press
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Elston Howard
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Jackie Hernandez
Ron Clark
Jim Hardin
White Sox
Boog Powell
Midwest Regional Baseball Tourney Set
The NCAA College division Midwest Regional Baseball Tournament will be held in Mankato Minnesota with Northern Iowa facing Arkansas State and Mankato State meeting Southern Colorado State in opening games. The double elimination event runs Friday and Saturday, with the winner advancing to Springfield Missouri for the national tournament June 5 to 8.
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Johnson Sparks Reds and Charles Delivers for Mets in NL Wins
Alex Johnson hustled the Reds past the Astros with a run-scoring single and a ninth-inning double after a tough start at the plate. Ed Charles homered twice, fueling the Mets 2-1 win over Pittsburgh as Larry Jaster won for St Louis 2-1 over the Dodgers. Felipe Alou drove in a ninth-inning run for Atlanta in a 6-5 victory over San Francisco.
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Astros
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Cincinnati
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Don Wilson
Jim Ray
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Bob Veale
Tennis Club Elects Officers
The La Crosse Tennis Club elected a youthful slate for 1968 with Pete Wais as president and John Pinesak as vice president both La Crosse State freshmen. Bob McLoone became secretary treasurer as the board plans three tournaments from June 8 to July 23.
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la Crosse State
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Linn Rockwood
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Joe Aigner
Dakota Hockey Ace To Enter Wisconsin
Scott Leigh, captain of North Dakota state high school hockey champions, will enroll at the University of Wisconsin this fall. Badger coach Bob Johnson calls Leigh the best collegiate hockey prospect in North Dakota. Leigh from Central High School Grand Forks accepted a Wisconsin grant in aid scholarship.
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Scott Leigh
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Wisconsin
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Grand Forks
Badger Track Team Extends Outdoor Title Run
Wisconsin wins three Big Ten championships at Minneapolis meet boosting the number of outdoor titles under coach Charles Walter to 15. Juniors Ray Arrington and Mike Butler and sophomore Mike Bond each earned titles, with Butler taking the 100 yard dash and 120 yard high hurdles and Arrington winning the mile in both 1967 and 1968, lifting total Badger outdoor crowns to 19.
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Walter
Ray Arrington
Mike Butler
Mike Bond
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National League and American League Standings and Scores
Baseball standings show St Louis leading the NL with 21 wins and 14 losses, followed by Atlanta and San Francisco. AL leaders include Detroit and Cleveland with records around 23–12 and 20–14 respectively. Daily results include New York defeating Pittsburgh and Cincinnati beating Houston, plus various listed night games and upcoming matchups.
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Oshkosh St Norbert Meet In NAIA District 14 Playoff
Oshkosh State and St. Norbert College open a three game NAIA District 14 playoff in De Pere with Dan Neumeier pitching for Oshkosh. Oshkosh is 16 15 and St Norbert 11 7 as the winner advances to Area 4 in Iowa to face the Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa champions.
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Bears Edge Giants 23 21 in 1933 NFL Title Game
Chicago Bears beat the New York Giants 23 to 21 in the league title game dominated early by Bronko Nagurski who threw two touchdown passes in the comeback bid.
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