Packers top draft picks feel effects of a healthy Starr
In Scottsdale, Bart Starr showed strength after his summer elbow surgery as Packers held their first 1972 spring workout. Top picks Willy Buchanan, Jerry Tagge, and kicker Chester Marcos struggled at times, while coach Dan Devine stressed evaluation over cutting players.
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Badgers Split Phoenix Doubleheader and Bantams Advance
Wisconsin freshman Andy Otting pitched seven innings of six-hit ball to beat Wyoming 7-0 in UW's first shutout. A 10-0 loss to Grand Canyon followed as UW managed three hits. Scharnke set UW's 10,000-meter track mark at 2:47.6 but finished seventh at the Kentucky Relays. Madison Bantams swept Northbrook and Rome to stay undefeated in the National Bantam Hockey Tournament. Green Bay advanced in Peewee play with a 2-0 win. An 86-athlete UW winter-sports group earned a major W award. Parker High will receive the Sentry Sportsmanship Award next week from coach John Powless. A US Circuit Court of Appeals ordered UW’s Seattle baseball damage suit to be tried in Washington state.
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Bucks and Lakers eye NBA clash as Attles weighs odds
Los Angeles looks to continue a dominant run in the West as Al Attles notes the Bucks health issues. Oscar Robertson is limited by a strained abdomen while Wally Jones and Jon McGlocklin recover from injuries. Coaches weigh championship odds ahead of the playoff opener.
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Brewers walkout prompts Lonborg stance before opener
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jim Lonborg defends a player walkout stance, insisting no play until owners promise a solution. He notes a proposed arbitration if no deal in a few weeks, while fans, staff, and a snowbound opener site reflect subdued season anticipation. Bill Sharman cited as Lakers coach with top playoff free throw percentage.
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Boston Tops Atlanta 124 114 in NBA Semifinals
Friday scoreboard reports Boston 124 Atlanta 114 as Boston takes a 1 0 lead in the best of seven. Sunday's games feature New York at Baltimore and Boston at Atlanta with Milwaukee visiting Los Angeles in afternoon action. ABA semifinals show New York 100 Kentucky leading 1 0. Utah 163 Dallas 99 and Utah wins the series 4 0.
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Logan Coach to Speak at Juda Banquet Apr 15
Jugatiga Seno hosts its annual Athletic Banquet Saturday April 15 at 8 pm in the high school gym. Bill Leonard, head coach at LaCrosse Logan High School, will give the guest address after his teams won the state title last spring. Tickets available from any Juda letterman or cheerleader or by calling the high school before Thursday. Letterwinners from football, basketball, wrestling, and last season’s baseball will be honored.
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Nicklaus Opens Lead In Masters Halfway Hold
Jack Nicklaus shoots 71 to reach 139 and lead the Masters by one stroke over Paul Harney after 36 holes at Augusta. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead stumble with late bogeys while Lee Trevino, a former Open winner, barely makes the 36 hole cut as the field tightens for the weekend.
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Bowling Meet Recap with Team Totals for Men and Women
Al Henning, Bill Severson, Jerry Zuhlke, Sam Regula, and Herb Goecks led the men's series while Annie Koehn, Marion Mueller, Lorraine Waage, Roxie Steinmann, Ruth Johnson, and Ey Jacobs starred in the women's games. Oaktron Commercial Bank and Trucks Inc. posted team totals with the men totaling 2871 and the women 2576.
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Betty Naef Leads Progressive League With 545 Series
Betty Naef rolled a 154 207 184 for a 545 series to pace Monroe league bowling in the Progressive League. Ev Jacobs added a 519 series, Marian Kerr 599, Kay Berndt 525, and Sue Rothenbuehler 512. Tom Stine led the Sportsman men with a 576 series and 215 best game. Dean Haas 564 and Arnie Koehn 568 also posted strong scores across divisions.
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Ryun Wins Texas Relays 880 in Early Season Showdown
Jim Ryun wins the 880 at the 45th Texas Relays in 1 48.1, beating Ken Swenson by 20 yards. The world record holder says rest isn’t helping and plans to skip ahead to Kansas Relays then 1500 meters, aiming for Munich and a bid for summer Olympic gold. Cliff Branch and Harold Porter are noted in the relay wrapup with a 10 yard dash matchup.
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