Vickroy Opens 17th Season as Indians Face St John’s
La Crosse State meets St John’s University in Collegeville in a 2 p.m. kickoff. Vickrey’s 17th campaign drives an offense led by Daath Cagliardi and Ta Onacea DVL VaRiatus, while St. John’s under Coach John Gagliardi seeks to rebound from a 3-5 MIS/5th place year.
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la Crosse State
Collegeville
Minn
Indians
St. John’s University
Wisconsin State University Conference
Johnnies
John Gagliardi
Daath Cagliardi
Ta Onacea
DVL VaRiatus
Aim Wa Vlu
Bill Vickrey
Gagliardi
St. John’s
Minnesota
Rocky Falaschi
Racine Park
Vickroy
Dewey Stendahl
Tom Gorski
Ken Gorecki
Falaschi
Gary Klug
Darrell Dvorak
Gus Mancuso
Bob Benrain
Bob Crist
Greg Mattison
Steve Willett
Mancuso
Ed Kotnik
Racine Case
Pat Hare
Mike Shea
John Agee
Bill Laliberte
Vickrey
Mississippi River scaup season canceled after federal review
Wisconsin sets regular duck season Oct 12 to Nov 12 and a scaup season Nov 11 to Nov 26. Federal rules require 90 percent scaup, but the Mississippi River likely hosts other duck species that could be mistaken for scaup. The scaup season applies north of Highway 64 including Shawano Lake and Lake Winnebago with a five bird daily limit and ten possession.
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Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Highway 64
Shawano Lake
Lake Winnebago
Great Lakes
White Sox Edge Nats 2-1 to Resume Flag Race
The White Sox beat Washington 2-1 as Gerry McNertney delivered a two-run single in the seventh to erase a 1-0 deficit. Jerry Nyman earned his second straight win allowing three hits in seven innings, with Hoyt Wilhelm and Gary Peters finishing.
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Associated Press
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Baltimore
Tiger
San Francisco
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Gerry McNertney
Jerry Nyman
Nyman
Hoyt Willhelm
Gary Peters
Denny McLain
Twins
Jim Kaat
Platteville Poised For Solo Top In Southwestern Conference
Platteville, led by 16 returning lettermen including lineman Terry Kramer, appears favored to win the Southwestern Conference as West Grant exits. Darlington, Lancaster, and Boscobel are cited as potential challengers, with Dodgeville and Mineral Point also named among contenders.
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Platteville
Mineral Point
Platteville Hillmen
West Grant
Hillmen
Ray Heim
Terry Kramer
Darlington
Lancaster
Boscobel
Dan Weigel
Dick Morehouse
John Jansen
Dodgeville
Iowa
Grant
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
DeBow
Mt. Horeb
Jerry Binger
River Valley
Cuba City
Riverdale
Fennimore i
Lancasters
Cuba
Baseball Standings and Schedule Collage
Major League standings listed with teams like St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New York Los Angeles with records and games back. Scheduled games across leagues include Philadelphia Chicago Houston Atlanta New York Pittsburgh San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati and Cleveland Oakland Minnesota Boston Washington and New York.
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Washington
New York
Jim Hannan
Senators
Mel Stottlemyre
Cleveland
Oakland
Stan Williams
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Steve Carlton
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Bob Bolin
Giants
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Tony Cloninger
Gerry Arrigo
Bill Singer
Joe Moeller
Pittsburgh
Jim Moe Andrew
Steve Blass
Houston
Don Wilson
Atlanta
Pat Jarvis
Philadelphia
Rick Wise
W. L. Pet. G.B. St
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Wash’n
Gophers Head Coach Backs No QB platoon
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath says he will not platoon quarterbacks Phil Hagen and Ray Stephens. He does not yet know which will be No. 1 and notes neither has established himself as a Big Ten quarterback. Practice focused on receivers vs. defense with no lineup changes or injuries.
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Minneapolis
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Football Gophers
Phil Hagen
Ray Stephens
Warmath
Gophers
Prep Schedule Sketches for City and Nearby Schools
A dense listing of high school prep games across multiple leagues and non conference matchups. The schedule includes Logan at Aquinas Central at Marshfield Wizcana at Baraboo Tomah at Sauk Prairie and many others with locations and pairing details.
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Logan
Aquinas Central
Marshfield
Hillsboro
New Lisbon
Wonewoe
Brookwood
Fennimore
Dodgeville
Westby
Rushford
Lanesboro
Peterson
Wykoff Harmony
Mabel Canton
Caledonia
Spring Valley
Spring Grove
Preston
Lewiston
Plainview
Byron
Houston
Cochrane-Fountain City
Alma
Eleva-Strum
Augusta
Altoona
Neillsville
River Falls
Menomonie
Hudson
Greenwood
Royall
Plainfield
Tri-County
Port Edwards
Wautoma
Pardeeville
Westfield
Montello
Wauteka
West Grant
Deerfield
Barneveld
Prairie du Chien
Cambridge
Evansville
Mt. Horeb
Marion
Stevens Point
Pacelli
Chippewa Falls
McDowell
Ladysmith
Adams-Friendship
Stratford
Knothe Defends Crown In Maple Grove Open
Defending champion Jack Knothe headlines a near 200 player field for the 28th Maple Grove Open a one day 18 hole event. Notables include Ivan Van Slate Jim Walsh Harvey Ott Chuck Redell Ron Quillin and Dick Cotter with Don Iverson skipping to the Cherryland Open. Entry is 7 dollars.
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Jack Knothe
Knothe
Edge Hillview
Ivan van Slate
van Slate
Jim Walsh
Harvey
Buster) Ott
Chuck Redell
Ron Quillin
Dick Cotter
Harry Warriner
Russ Bakkum
la Crosse Country Club
Don Iverson
Rich Jungen
Jungen
Bruce Crampton Leads Hartford Open After First Round
Bruce Crampton shot a six under par 65 to lead the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. Five others were two strokes back at four under, including Ron Cerrudo and Al Balding, as Casper and others trailed with 68.
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Wethersfield
Wethersfield Country Club
Crampton
Ron Cerrudo
al Balding
Billy Maxwell
Ken Still
Mason Rudolph
Billy Casper
Casper
Logan Aquinas Tangle In 34th Intra City Tilt
Logan and Aquinas meet at Memorial Field for the 34th intra city football tilt with Aquinas aiming for a fifth straight title and 15th overall since 1934. The Blugolds share honors with two other schools and all titles come under coach John Michuta since 1940. Logan last won in 1963 under coach MONTREAL AP.
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la Crosse Logan
la Crosse Aquinas
Memorial Field
Aquinas
Logan
la Crosse Central
Blugolds
John Michuta
Rangers
Red Raiders
Marshfield
Major League Leaders Highlight 1967 Baseball Stats
The piece lists American League batting pitching and fielding leaders led by Yasiel Trzemski and F Howard with top marks by Rose McCovey and Gibson in various categories. It also recounts the Aquinas Logan series rivals and notes Catherine Lacoste's historic 1967 U S Open victory as the first foreigner and amateur champion.
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New York
UPI
Catherine Lacoste
France
Hot Springs
PGA Seeks Shared Control Board For 1969 Tour
AP reports the PGA backs a control board with equal say for sponsor, player, and the association as talks proceed with major sponsors over the tour dispute. Max Elbin urges unity to set the 1969 schedule and keep players under the PGA banner amid new players group claims.
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Houston
The
Professional Golf Association
PGA
Max Elbin
Tour
American Professional Golfers
Elbin
Sam Gates
New York
New Players Association
Gates
Boxing results from multiple global bouts and Purdue fall schedule
Boxing roundups show Persley stopping Dale in Tokyo and Severino stopping De Leon in Sao Paulo with numerous regional bouts listed in Portland Maine and Beaumont Texas. Purdue football schedules Virginia on Sept 21 and Wake Forest on Oct 19 at Lafayette Indiana.
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Tokyo
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Kenshhichtro Dale
Japan
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jose Severino
Mario de Leon
Colombia
Portland
Maine
Tony Lampron
Westbrook
Bob Whitehead
New York City
al Romano
North Adams
Mass
Paul Hamilton
Brunswick Maine
Beaumont
Tex
Mark Tessman
Houston
Bill Marsh
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Amos Lincoln
Purdue
Virginia
Wake Forest
Lafayette
Ind
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Control Board UK
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