Speed skater Barczewski wins junior boys title in NA indoor meet
Les Barczewski of West Allis Wisconsin captured the junior boys title at the North American indoor speed skating championships in Los Angeles. The event highlighted rising American talent in indoor skating.
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Brewers fall as Lonborg shines in loss in Arizona
In Yuma, Milwaukee loses 3 2 to San Diego in Cactus League action. Lonborg pitched six strong innings allowing two hits and no walks with three strikeouts. Derrel Thomas drove in the decisive run in the 10th after the Brewers tied it in the ninth.
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Mark wins metric mile in Trinidad
Mark won the 1500 meters in 3 48.6 Sunday at the Southern Games in Point a Pierre Trinidad. He runs for Club West of Santa Barbara and aims for the Olympic trials in late June, racing the mile and metric 1500 to qualify. The event counted as a near mile pace and equates to about 4 05 for a mile.
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Monroes Spring Sports Drills Run On Despite Mild Weather
At Monroe High School only the tennis team has begun actual practice on outdoor courts at the high school and Recreation Park. Track teams must wait at least two more weeks for frost to leave T.R. Holyoke Field and for the track to be rolled. Coach Dick Glendenning has runners training around town and sprinters practicing in the gym balcony. Baseball moved to the parking lot for fielding drills while golf remains halted for another week. An All Comers intra school track meet is planned for March 28 in the high school gym, with eight divisions by class and gender. The season opener is the Madison West Relays set for March 31 at Camp Randall Memorial Building, followed by meets the week after Easter.
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Senator doubts action on pro basketball merger before January
U.S. Senator William B. Spong Jr. says Congress will likely not act to permit NBA and ABA merger until the new session begins in January. He cites heavy election-year workload and Sen. Ervin’s antitrust inquiry as delaying factors.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
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William B. Spong Jr
D-Va
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Neenah Captures 1930 State Title Over Monroe Final
Neenah won the 1930 WIAA state title by defeating Monroe 15-9 in the semifinals and Racine Horlick 28-5 in the final. Monroe, which beat Tomah and Superior Central, finished third after a loss to Beloit 25-14. Ev Johnson coached Neenah. Monroe’s list of players included Present Monroe coach Lee Mitchell and Duke Etter among others.
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