Aquinas wins conference golf title in playoff
Jahmiak leads Aquinas with 76 as the Wis Madison area Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference final ends in a playoff between Aquinas and Campion after both finish regulation at 311. Widman shoots 71 to lead Campion. Knothe Haines Guenther add solid scores. The event tees off with Pacelli and others following in team standings.
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John Michuta
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Aquinas
Muumuvuc
Ovusery
Tom Beehole
Bee
Steve Jahimiak Dem
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
Eau Claire Regis
Chippewa Falls
Stevens Point Pacelli
McDowell
Lumbus
Wausau Newman
Racine
Aquinas Netters Defeat Cotter 7 2 in Non Conference Match
Aquinas trailed in the number one singles but swept the remaining five to beat Winona Cotter 7 2 in Winona Minnesota. Van Diense defeated Munk in the top singles while Griese Brindley Fell Bari lani and Grams won their singles. Doubles saw Van Diense Wadden edge Munk Brindley and Fell Beiden Grams Bari lani won their doubles matches. Aquinas hosts Prairie du Chien Campion Wednesday.
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Doug Griese
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Smith-Klinschmidt
Kickapoo Wins Doubleheader in District Play
Kickapoo defeated Hillsboro 7 0 in a continued game then shut out Brookwood 5 0 to reach the finals scheduled for Wednesday. Viroqua also won 7 0 over Weston behind strong five hit performances from Trent Strang and Larry Gabrielson.
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Strang
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Weston
Gabrielson
Larry Stanek
Glynn
Dave Hooker
Fry
Cunningham
Trent Strang
Larry Gabrielson
Mike Leis
Dave Olson
Ron Doll
Randy Jones
Boxing Roundup of International Matches
In Tokuyama Ebihara 112 beat Ventura 112 in a 10 round bout. In Sydney Fame chon 136 stopped Valdez 125 in 13. In Philadelphia Hayward 1502 and Shaw 150 fought to a 10 round draw. In Secaucus Wepner 212 outpointed Bruce 220 in a 8 round match.
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Tokuyama
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Rudy Ventura
Philippines
Sydney
Australia
Johnny Famechon
Bobby Valdez
San Diego
Philadelphia
Stanley
Kitten” Hayward
Joe Shaw
New York
Drew
Secaucus
N.J
Duck Wepner
Bayonne
Mike Bruce
Springfield
Mass
Twins Errors Lead to Tigers 4-3 Win in 10 Innings
Detroit tops Minnesota 4-3 in 10 innings as three unearned runs and late errors by the Twins pave the way. Denny McLain improves to 6-1 after a strong start and precise curve work. Willie Horton ties it with a ninth inning homer, forcing extra frames before Kaline scores the decisive run.
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Twins
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Detroit
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Reese
al Kaline
Cal Elmer
California
Ermer
Jackie Hernandez
Ron Clark
Hernandez
Kaline
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Bill Freehan
Elmer
Willie Horton
Merritt
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Rollins
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Joe Sparma
Gophers May Lose Big Ten Track Title After Film Review
Chicago AP reports Minnesota could lose its Big Ten track title after a coaches committee reviews film from last Saturdays meet in Minneapolis. Rich Simonsen may be credited with third in the 220 yards or be awarded to Sol Espie, potentially shifting the title outcome between Minnesota and Michigan. A decision is expected within weeks.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Don Canham
Rich Simonsen
Sol Espie
Simonsen
Espie
Wolverines
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Big Ten
Canham
Badgers Eye Sweep At Northwestern Ends Weekend Series
Wisconsin aims to sweep a two game set from Northwestern in Madison to secure at least a share of third in the Big Ten. The 9-5 league, 16-9 overall Badgers face Michigan and Iowa in remaining action while Michigan State and Minnesota lead 12-2. The crew also competes with Navy June 8 ahead of the IRA regatta in Syracuse June 13-15.
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N.Y
Badgers Sign 6 Foot 3 Guard Bob Fraser
Bob Fraser a 6 foot 3 guard from Blue Island Illinois accepted a University of Wisconsin grant in aid scholarship and will enroll in September athletic director Ivan B Williamson said Fraser helped Mount Carmel High School reach the Chicago Catholic League Playoffs this year and was pursued by more than 60 colleges.
Glen's Schmidty's Vogue Win Third In Row
In Trane Fast Pitch action Glen's Schmidty's and Vogue each posted their third straight win. Schmidty's belted Tosa 15-10 with Fanelo and McCurdy homering, while Vogue defeated W and W 23-4 behind Stange two homers.
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Wilhelm
Johnston
Tomah shuts out Taylor 5 0 in district baseball action
Tomah pitcher George Prell fanned 10 and allowed two hits as Tomah blanks Taylor 5 to 0. Tomah tallied all runs in the second inning with walks, a double by John Kipper, a squeeze bunt, and a sequence that included a steal of home. Black River Falls meets Sparta next while Tomah eyes the district crown.
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Wis
George Prell
Taylor
John Kipper
Jim Bursinger
Kipper
Ken Boehm
Jack Taylor
Black River Falls
Sparta
Caledonia Tops Lanesboro in District 1 Clash
Caledonia defeated Lanesboro 10-3 in Minnesota District 1 baseball action. Pitcher Paul Wagner allowed three runs on five hits. Lanesboro’s Danielson led with two hits in four at bats as Caledonia improves to 6-5 and will meet Chatfield Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Nepstad
Wagner
Arnold
La Crescent golfers set Pine Creek record in win
La Crescent beat Bangor 160 178 at Pine Creek to set a course record and school mark. Keith Rodeberg earned medalist honors with 38. Teammates Mike Kearns and Joe Sherwood added 40s while Jerry Sherwood posted 42. Bangor’s Jim Garves 40 Mary Morris 42 and others followed.
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Pine Creek
Bangor
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Joe Sherwood
Jerry Sherwood
Jim Garves
Mary Morris
Dave Amborn
Bob Steigerwald
Longwood Crickets Lands National Singles Championship
The Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline, oldest tennis stronghold in the U.S., won the National Singles Championship to join its National Doubles. The event runs August 16 to 25 alongside the doubles. Longwood's future as singles home hinges on Forest Hills Open profits.
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Elcock
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New England
USLTA
West Side
Forest Hills
N.Y
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Rowbotham
U.S
Newport
R.I
Five Wisconsin golfers qualify for Open in Milwaukee
Kent Peitersen led five Wisconsin players to U S Open sectional qualifying in Chicago with a 72 71 143 at Bluemound. Others earning spots were Bobby Brue Dick Sucher Bobby Unger and James Schlueter with tight scores. alternates included Bobby Ford Tom Larkin and Jerry Thomas.
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Ozaukee
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