Morgan Leads Texas Open as Optometrist Seeks Title
Gil Morgan, the PGA tour’s lone eye doctor, shot 68 to move to 134 after two rounds at the Texas Open in San Antonio. Ralph Johnston matched him at 135, with Barber, Coody, Hinkle and Crawford at 137, while Morgan aims to climb into the top 60 money winners for exemption next year.
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Lee Trevino
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Andy North
Monona
Terry Diehl
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Don Iverson
Roy Abrameit
Mishicot
Racine Case Leads State Golf Tourney at Midpoint
Racine Case shot 315 to hold a clear lead at the halfway point of the Wisconsin I I A boys golf tournament at Lawsonia. Jeff Thomas led with 75 as Kimberly trailed with 334, Oshkosh West 338, Ashland 343, Neenah 355, Rice Lake 359, Racine Horlick 360, and New London 368. Thomas stood four over par entering the final round. Todd Lunda Kaukauna and Mike Lenz Oshkosh West followed with 77 and 78 respectively.
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Packers bring back Brockington Harrell Carter for Dallas clash
Green Bay coach Bart Starr said running backs John Brockington Will Harrell and middle linebacker Jim Carter return to the starting lineup for the game at Dallas. Kicker Chester Marcos will miss a fourth straight game. Punter Dave Beverly signed, Steve Broussard released.
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Finley Fires A's Alvin Dark
Alvin Dark is removed as Oakland A's manager after owner Charles O. Finley informs him by phone from Chicago that he will not be rehired for a third year. Dark says Finley did not owe explanations and remains friends with Finley.
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Three-Way Tie In WIAA Tennis At Midpoint
At the state public high school girls tennis meet in Madison three teams Whitefish Bay Nicolet and Homestead each held 21 points at the halfway mark. Amy Bachman of Whitefish Bay upset Linda Becker of Nicolet 6-1 7-5. Laura Gordon of Brookfield East won her quarterfinal 6-4 6-3.
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Beloit
Olympians Top Badger Icemen in Exhibition Win
Buzz Schneider of Babbitt Minnesota scored twice to power the U S A Olympic team to a 3-1 victory over the University of Wisconsin in Madison before 6900 fans. The teams meet again tonight as the Olympic squad posts a 13 3 exhibition record.
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Babbitt
Bowling Scores and Standings From Local League Meet
Reads of team results and individual top scorers across numerous leagues including PLA-MOR, SOUTH and Curve-in divisions. Notable individuals include Syl Druschke 559 Muggs Turner 553 and Dianne Isbell 505 with teams Merchants and Alley Cats. other high marks include Vern Dannhoff 573 and Mike Mickelson 579.
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First National Bank of La Crosse Report of Condition 1975
Report of condition for First National Bank of La Crosse Wisconsin as of September 30 1975 filed with the comptroller of the currency under 12 U S C section 161. Bank lists assets including cash due from banks U S Treasury securities and other security types and total assets. Liabilities show demand and time deposits with government and state deposits and certified checks.
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Cubans Dominate Pan Am Weightlifting Amid U S Struggles
At Mexico City the Cuban team won 20 of 27 weightlifting golds while the United States collected four and Canada took three. Cuban Gerardo Fernandez failed to win the final clean and jerk but set a Games record of 474 pounds. Clemson’s Sam Colson set a javelin mark with disputed distance, while Joni Huntley topped records in women’s high jump. The U S shooting squad also excelled, matching Cuba’s pace in its field.
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Mexico
Brazil
Pro Basketball At A Glance Exhibition Season Ends
Summary of Friday results across ABA and NBA exhibitions with scores for New York Buffalo Kentucky Philadelphia San Diego Utah Seattle Los Angeles Golden State Denver Boston and others. Weekend and Tuesday games listed with matchups and sites, plus a controversy over a student ambush and an appeals committee decision. United States leads medals tally with 30 golds 29 silvers 17 bronzes for 76 medals.
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