Red Raiders and Whitefish Bay Lead 1963 Wisconsin Class A Meet
La Crosse Central's Red Raiders and defending champion Whitefish Bay share top status for the state Class A track championship at Monona Grove. They face three strong threats from Waukesha Nicolet Milwaukee Lincoln as 520 athletes from 233 schools compete across 14 events per class.
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Mitch) Mitchell
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Bar League Scores Spread Across Powell and Central Parks
Johnson hit three homers as Dugan’s routed Glen’s Bar 16 to 3. Glen’s Bar beat Koellel’s 12 to 8 at Powell while Baldy’s downed Jungles 19 to 10 at Central. Bud Smith Jim Jacobson Lang Wilhelm and others homered in Thursday play across Copeland Powell and Houska fields.
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Bowling Scores 4 Man All Stars at So Lanes
Four-man all star scores led by H Zunker 918 Hal Weiss 848 J Wais 826 E Zeisler 824 L Benson 810 and R Michalko 807. High single 267 by Hal Weiss. White Hats Sandbaggers Imperials Odd Balls Bowler Pro tally scores totals and high marks listed.
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Chuck Bigley Leads Aquinas Track Bid At State Meet
Chuck Bigley heads a La Crosse Aquinas contingent to the State Catholic track meet in Milwaukee. He runs in hurdles and broad jump, with Pat Murphy in hurdles and high jump. The squad lists multiple events and a potential 880 relay. Milwaukee Pius and Marquette are favored, with Marquette the defending champ.
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West Lima Wins 10-4 Over Royall in WIAA Tourney
West Lima scored six runs in the eighth inning to defeat Royall 10-4 in the Weston WIAA tournament. West Lima advances to meet Mauston for the championship, with Mitchell Keller Pasch and Wallace contributing two hits each for West Lima while Royall’s Mitchell, Keller and Pasch had two hits apiece.
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Immanuel, Our Savior’s win Lutheran League games
Immanuel defeated Trinity 6-2 at Memorial East and Our Savior's beat Good Shepherd 7-2 at Hogan Park Thursday. Robertson, Immanuel and J Payne, Good Shepherd, homered.
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Reds Blank Milwaukee Behind Lefty O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Milwaukee Braves 2 0 at County Stadium in a pitching duel led by Jim O'Toole who earned his seventh win. Lefty O'Toole blanked Milwaukee while Denny Lemaster allowed two unearned runs due to Braves errors.
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Hodges Debuts as Cubs Fall to Orioles 6 0
Gil Hodges takes over as Senators manager amid congressional chatter and Lindy meany talk as Baltimore defeats Washington 6 0. Robin Roberts fires a complete game two hit shutout over the Senators while Ed Brinkman collects both hits for Washington. Cardinals beat Cubs 1 0 and Reds top Braves 2 0 in other NL games.
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Piersall Traded To Mets In Senators Exchange
The Mets acquire Jim Piersall in a deal that sends John F. Kennedy to the Senators as part of a three player return. Pittsburgh adds Jerry Lynch by trading Bob Skinner to Cincinnati while Kansas City moves Manny Jimenez and Jose Tartabull to Portland.
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Portland
Hector
Martinez
John Wojcik
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George Crowe
Pirates
Joe L. Brown
Softball Classic League Schedule May 24
At Powell Park Friday May 24 two games set Johnsons Doughboy Flyers vs La Crescent Concrete Co at 6 30 p m and Maple Grove Country Club vs Trane Co at 8 p m In Trane Park South Local 175 meets Dairyland Power Co In Luther Church League Longfellow Mount Calvary faces St Pauls Lutheran.
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Winona Beats Stout Sets Up Wartburg Clash in Regional
Winona State of Minnesota defeated Stout State 14 to 3 in seven innings to clinch a spot in the NAIA regional diamond championship and earn a best-of-three with Wartburg College. Roy Leonhardt had four hits and five RBIs, Dick Gunderson two homers, and Dick Papenfuss earned the win with eight strikeouts in six innings.
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Mark Dilley
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Fennimore Defeats Seneca 10-4 For District Title
Fennimore Wisconsin captured the WIAA District tournament title by defeating Seneca 10 to 4. Dagnon had two hits and Grosssel hit a homer for Seneca. The final line score shows Seneca 101 0200 4 and Fennimore 202 204 x 10 with Wall Payne Rumbler and Phillips.
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Central Tips Aquinas 2-1 drives Rangers win
La Crosse Central edged Aquinas 2-1 at Memorial South as Jim Coady struck out 10 over seven innings. Ron Rieber doubled and singled, Paul Sheldon drew three walks and was elected captain, and Central improved to 6-4 while Onalaska leads the Coulee Conference.
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Onalaska Blanks Holmen for District Title
WEST SALEM Wisconsin Coulee Conference champion Onalaska defeated Holmen 4 to 0 to claim the WIAA district baseball title and reach sectionals. Pitcher Bob Lamb scattered four hits as Onalaska scored three runs in the third inning. They will meet Tomah at Onalaska’s field at 1 30 p m Saturday in the district playoff with the winner advancing to the sectional round. Topel, Jones and Reardon contributed for Onalaska while Anderson had a single and double for Holmen.
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Lincoln Clips Blair in district tourney 5-0
Alma Center Lincoln blanked Blair 5-0 to win its district tournament. Jay Buckley Bradley Seguin and Vincent Ruzic had two hits each with Buckley and Seguin adding a double apiece. Ransom struck out nine and walked three. Blair managed two hits, both by Berg. Lincoln advances to face Gale-Ettrick Monday at Blair.
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Gale-Ettrick Wins Independence District Title in Gale-Gale
Gale-Ettrick defeated Independence 15 to 2 to capture the WIAA District championship in Gale-Gal eWis. Greg Stellrecht and Steve Johnson each had three hits, with Stellrecht adding a triple and double. Johnson, Quinn, Gunderson, and Remus doubled, as Gunderson fanned 13 in a winning effort.
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