Emmanuel Fuchs Leads Minor No. 3 Bowling Night At Eagles Club
Emmanuel Fuchs rolled 625 in Minor No. 3 at Eagles Club Lanes with 221 and 234 opening games, faltering to 170. Hawley 607 and Bauman 600 also topped 600. Green County House and Shamrock Bar led team totals in their divisions.
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Whitewater to get rematch in NAIA title game
Wisconsin Eau Claire Blugolds crushed Lakeland 91 66 in the NAIA Wisconsin district semifinals and advance to face rival Whitewater in the district final for a ticket to Kansas City. Whitewater previously defeated Green Bay 87 67 to reach the matchup.
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Bowling Elite List Top Counts in Monroe Leagues
Top season counts show men leading in series with Al Henning Bill Severson Sam Regula and Arnie Koehn. Goecks Goepfert Murphy and Steinmann Johnson Laeser Ritschard among top women. Team totals list Commercial Bank Eagles Club and Trucks Inc.
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Brown in Critical Condition After Pistol Wounding
Green Bay Packer defensive tackle Bob Brown was moved to the critical list at Memphis Baptist Hospital after a neck wound from a Friday night shooting. He had shown good condition after surgery to remove a .38 caliber bullet but developed breathing complications. West Memphis police also held 38 year old Howard Sanders on $2,500 bond for assault with intent to kill in connection with the case.
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Embry Named Bucks General Manager in Surprise Move
Wayne Embry, longtime Milwaukee Bucks executive and former star center, was named general manager by unanimous vote of the Bucks parent company directors. Ray Patterson will resign May 1 to join the Houston Rockets. Embry joined the Bucks in 1968, starred in their first year, later served as recreation director for Boston, then returned as administrative aide handling scouting and drafting duties.
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