Adcock Hitting .327 With Angels In 1969 Season
Joe Adcock, 230 pound first baseman, is hitting .327 for the California Angels with 17 hits in 52 at bats. He has four doubles four homers and one triple, producing over half his hits for extra bases. Eddie Mathews struggles for the Braves batting .184 after 37 games with two homers and 10 RBIs.
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Bowling Scores Couples and Bloomers at Coulee and Pia Mor Lanes
Longshots lead with team series 2069 and team game 697. Highs include Bob Adams 621 in 12 men and Janice Bolstad 198 in a 6 woman event. Other top scores feature Dottie Pierce 532 and Rose Pischke 460 among female contenders.
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TRANE Central Air Makes Nights Restful at Home
Fragments describe TRANE central air easing nights and mornings at home. Notes claim comfort, easier wake times, and FHA approval along with affordable costs.
Marichal Clinches 1 0 Win In 14 Inning Duel
Juan Marichal pitched 14 innings for the Giants to beat the Phillies 1-0 in a standout outing. The right-hander fanned 10, walked one, and earned his ninth win with his fourth shutout. Davenport scored the deciding run after a Davenport triple and a Knowles walk, giving Marichal the victory.
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North Crawford and New Lisbon Dominate District Baseball
North Crawford routed Ithaca 17 to 2 as Rich Halverson pitched a five hitter and Merlin Johnson, John Lowe and Dave Stovey led the offense. New Lisbon beat Necedah 8 to 4 with Tom Andres collecting four hits and two RBIs. A pair of district tournament games produced strong hitting and solid pitching for both teams.
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Madison Sportsman of the Year Voigt tops shot put list
Stu Voigt is named Madison sportsman of the year after becoming the third high school athlete nationally to throw the shot more than 67 feet. The announcement highlights his achievement and status in Madison athletics.
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Gabriel Signs With Rams In AFL NFL Contract War
Rams announce Roman Gabriel signed through 1967 with option for 1968 and Oakland Raiders counter with a three year deal starting 1967. Gabriel says he chose the Rams over a richer AFL offer and plans to stay with Los Angeles for years. The dispute escalates league raiding tensions and potential court action.
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Pott leads Oklahoma City Open with eight under par
Johnny Pott fired an 8 under 64 at Quail Creek to take a four stroke lead as 41 players reached or beat par. Amateur Craig Metz shot 68, tied for second with Bruce Devlin and Tom Weiskopf while Tony Lema Harold Henning Johnny Allen and Lou Graham posted 69s.
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Griffith to defend welter title vs Archer at Madison Square Garden
Emile Griffith plans to defend his welterweight crown against Joey Archer on July 13 at Madison Square Garden. The Virgin Islander seeks to hold both the welterweight and middleweight titles amid a dispute with the New York State Athletic Commission over the Tiger title win. Archer, 28, vows to seize the chance in a 15 round bout, with national TV coverage and substantial pay for both fighters.
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Major League Leaders Summary Feature
Major league leaders listed by batting and pitching in the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Oliva Bal Robinson Yastrzemski Aaron and Alou with top batting and RBI marks. Pitching leaders feature McDowell Marichal Gibson and Koufax with leading strikeout totals.
Onalaska Opens Baseball Season At Sparta Sunday
Onalaska Wisconsin opens its season in the Western Wisconsin Baseball League Sunday at Sparta at 8 p.m. Manager Dave Skogen relies on pitchers Ken Herlitzka and Paul Daffinson with relievers Ron Johnson and Gary Skogen. Ev Johnson leads the hitting, with Don Wingers Jack Krull Don Adams Ron Johnson also in the lineup.
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Bangor Hosts Twinbill
Bangor Wisconsin scheduled two exhibition games this weekend facing Melrose at 8 p m Sunday and Sparta at 8 p m Monday. Western Wisconsin League play opens Thursday with Bangor hosting Norwalk at 8 15 p m.
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Baseball Appeal Deadline Today
MADISON AP The baseball antitrust appeal is due today in the Wisconsin Supreme Court after the court set a June 9 hearing date. The NFL? No, the National League and 10 clubs were convicted April 13 of shifting the Braves to Atlanta and leaving Milwaukee without a major league team.
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