Caledonia and La Crescent win in Root River football action
In the Root River Conference clashes, La Crescent defeated Rushford 40-14 while Caledonia edged Peterson 30-22 to stay atop the standings. Houston beat Lewiston 34-24 and Mabel Canton high-scored Spring Grove 12-8 in matchups of winless foes.
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Schroeder Shatters Course Record in Quad Cities Open
John Schroeder fired an eight under par 63 in the Quad Cities Open second round to grab a share of the lead at 132, while Kermit Zarley matched 66 to stay one stroke back. Bob Goalby and Don Iverson posted 134s as Larry Wise, Dave Stockton, Hale Irwin, and others trailed.
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Aquinas Harriers Take Second At Rochester Meet
La Crosse Aquinas varsity cross country place second in Class A at the Rochester Lourdes Invitational in Minnesota. Cretin won with 34 points. Aquinas 50. Individual winner Kurt Roth of Cretin ran 15 30 for three miles.
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Red Sox Sweep Brewers in Doubleheader Run
Luis Tiant hurled a five hit shutout as Boston swept Milwaukee 11-2 in game one to guarantee a second-place AL East finish. The Sox won the nightcap 5-3 behind another solid win, with Tiant earning his 20th victory, a major league milestone. Other AL results included Texas over Kansas City 5-4 and New York over Detroit 4-1.
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Moisture Delays Mets-Cubs as NL East Gap Narrows
Rain in Chicago postponed a Mets Cubs game while New York widened its NL East lead by a half game as Pittsburgh lost to Montreal 3-2. The Mets hold a three game magic number with St Louis and Montreal still in the chase in a tight pennant race.
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Black River Falls, Reedsburg, Dells Stay Undefeated in South Central
Black River Falls defeated Portage 40 7 while Reedsburg crushed Mauston 29 0 and Wisconsin Dells edged Sparta 10 0 sealing three way tie for top in South Central standings. Tomah routed Baraboo 34 12 and Sauk Prairie blanked Adams Friendship 21 0.
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TOMAH AND BARABOO GRIDIRONS SHOWDOWN RESULTS
Tomah quarterback Bob Fishbune ignited four passing touchdowns and a rushing score as Tomah beat Baraboo 34 to 12. Baraboo's Jim Krielkamp connected on a 30 yard touchdown pass to Mike Geary as Baraboo's lone scoring play in a game that left Baraboo without a conference win.
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Archie Maybee Rolls 744 In Straightaway At South
Archie Maybee, bowling for Newbury's Men's Wear, rolled a 744 series in the Straightaway League at South Lanes. He opened with 244 and followed with 233 and 277 to set the season high in the Coulee Region, achieving his first lifetime 700 with 23 strikes, eight spares, and one open.
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Eleva Strum Keeps lead with 30 6 win over Blair
Eleva Strum remains atop the Dairyland Conference after a 30 6 win over Blair as Glen Thompson rushes for three touchdowns. Kevin Arona and Jack Radcliffe add a passing score, while Blair mustered only 97 yards and a fumble return for a TD. Independence and Augusta stay one game back with other results showing Augusta routing Alma Center Lincoln 26 0 and Whitehall defeating Alma 14 0.
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Major League Standings And Friday Saturday Games Summary
Baseball standings and results: Cleveland 6 4 Baltimore 4 18 Boston 11 5 Milwaukee 2 3 New York 4 Detroit Texas 5 Kansas City 4 Oakland 4 Chicago Minnesota 7 California Saturday games include Cleveland Timmerman 88 Kekich 2 4 at Bosman 3 13 at Baltimore McNally 17 16 Cuellar 17 13 2pm Detroit Lagron 1 4 at New York Medich 199 2pm Milwaukee Champion 58 at Boston Moret 12 2pm Kansas City Busby 15 15 at Texas Clyde 47 N Chicago Wood 24 20 at Oakland Holtz man 20 14 N Minnesota Decker 10 10 at California Tanana 12 N
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Boys' Club Defeats Onalaska 8-0 in Stifling Win
In Onalaska Wisconsin the La Crosse Boys' Club posted an 8-0 football victory as they gained 103 yards on Myron Thompson's 15 yard TD run and a Miller to Kroll pass for the extra point. The defense held Onalaska to eight rushing yards and 15 passing yards as the Boys' Club improved to 5-0.
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