Pizza Remains Unbeaten With 7-2 Win Over Stone House
In a clash of unbeatens Pizza Club 14 of Klein beat Stone House 7-2 as Jim Halverson allowed five hits with four strikeouts. Ron Czechowicz homered and had two hits for Pizza who moved to 4-0 while Stone House dropped to 3-1 in the Classic Softball League opener.
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Blugolds Win Title as Aquinas Opens Strong Season
Aquinas sophomores Kamla and Hottinger led a 3-2 win in a key Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference finale. Kamla as third baseman drove in eight runs and Hottinger struck out 38 over 34 innings, helping Aquinas stretch a 10-game stretch and claim the league crown. Sciborski hit .457 with a .333 average overall and tied a school record with five doubles.
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Badgers Win to Face Cats in Big Ten Finale
Wisconsin rolled to a 7-3 victory over Northwestern as Lance Primis improved to 6-3 and held the Wildcats to five hits. Tom Johnson collected four hits with two triples, while Wisconsin moved to 10-5 for the finale against Northwestern and stretched its conference bid. Northwestern slipped to 6-11.
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Edgewood, St. Catherine win in Catholic tourney openers
Madison Edgewood shut out Milwaukee Plus 1-0 behind Greg O'Brien who posts an 18-0 prep mark while Kenosha St. Joseph tops Campion 3-0 on Tim Breuhl's three hitter. Whitefish Bay Dominican and Racine St. Catherine also win to set Sunday title showdown.
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Wisconsin Catholic high school tennis semifinals set
Milwaukee Marquette and Madison Edgewood led with 15 points each after Friday quarterfinals in the state tournament with Prairie du Chien at 11 as Oshkosh hosts the semifinals on Saturday.
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Dodgers outslug Astros in 10th after late lead loss
Dodgers win 9-7 over Houston in 10 innings as Bob Bailey belts a three run homer and Marty Haller drives in two. Walter Alston sighed relief when John Purdin struck out Byron Browne with two out in the 10th.
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Kirkman Suffers Collarbone Break in Sparring
Boone Kirkman, ranked eighth by the World Boxing Association, injured his right collarbone in a Wednesday sparring session in Seattle Washington.
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Speedway 500-Lap Feature Slated for North La Crosse Speedway
A $500 100 lap feature is scheduled for Wednesday night at the North La Crosse Speedway. The May 24 Tribune mistakenly reported the race as Memorial Day.
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NFL Owners and Players Clash Over Cash Demands
In New York, NFL owners cite declining profits and rising player payrolls as they rebuff the Players Association demands. Attorney Theodore Kheel notes audits and a higher minimum salary while planning an All-Star game for pension funds, but rejects exhibition game pay and a veteran lockout claim.
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McLendon Holds Golf Open Lead
MEMPHIS TENN AP Larry Hinson, a polio survivor, shoots 66 to reach 133 total and trails leader B R McLendon Jr 133 by one stroke in the Memphis Open. Lou Graham and Bob Lunn tied for second, while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus rebound with 65s.
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Minnesota Keeps Big Ten Track Title
Minnesota wins the 1968 outdoor Big Ten track meet at Memorial Stadium with 50 points to 49 for Michigan and 48 for Wisconsin after the Games Committee rejects Michigan protest of the 220 yard dash final.
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Iowa Lands Cage Ace John Johnson for 1968 69 Hawkeyes
John Johnson, a 6 foot 6 forward guard from Northwest Community College Powell Wyoming, will enroll at the University of Iowa next fall. The 193 pound junior college star was a prep standout at Messmer High School Milwaukee and will be eligible for the 1968 69 Hawkeye basketball season.
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Hillclimb site moved to Medary Road
The Sports Car Club of La Crosse hill climb on Sunday will be held at a new site on Medary Road. Drivers can reach it by taking highway 16 northeast to Medary, then right on County Trunk B for about a quarter mile. Signs will mark the registration area.
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Youth Swing Hits Florida Open Fields In Golf Trend
Frank Beard notes a shift toward younger players at the Doral Open, with John Schlee Dave Stockton and Tom Weiskopf leading while Julius Boros Doug Sanders and George Knudson miss the cut. He observes rising college scholarships and pro potential shaping golf's future. The piece argues money and prestige push youths into professional golf despite pressures.
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Kansas Ace Jim Ryun Hit By Mononucleosis
Kansas University's Jim Ryun, world record holder, has a mild case of mononucleosis, doctors say, with Olympic Trials in Los Angeles looming. Coach Bob Timmons and the athlete plan a brief layoff then return to training, Ryun having earlier set the mile and 1500 meter records.
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