Winners Listed In Kegler Tourney In New Glarus
New Glarus bowling finishes league season with 234 of about 260 bowlers. Harry Gethin wins singles, Larry Klassy and Roger Brugger win doubles. Zweifel and Duerst take all events. May 7 meeting set for Swiss Lanes. Richard Gibbons presides.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in DoubleHeader Action
Sam McDowell of the Indians fanned 16 and allowed three hits in a 3-1 win over the Athletics. Tony Taylor of the Phillies collected four hits including a bases loaded triple in the 11th as Philadelphia beat the Mets 7-2.
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Monroe Sports Mix Tennis and Baseball Action At Park
Tennis and baseball games ongoing at Monroe's Recreation Park. Netsmen face Madison East in Big Eight play while baseball meets Stoughton in Badger Conference action. Also notes Drake Relays results and local golf leagues start, plus trail to Las Vegas pro am.
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Brodhead Wins In Links Action At Decatur Lake Club
Brodhead golfers won a three way meet at Decatur Lake Club with a 231 total. Evansville was second with 234 and New Glarus 239. Prent Eager of Evansville was medalist with 39. Brodhead medalists were Dirk Markham and Chuck Ripp with 49 each. New Glarus Charlie Meyer shot 45. Next meets include WIAA regional on May 24 at Decatur and a Friday match against Juda.
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White Sox to Play Exhibition in Appleton
The Chicago White Sox will visit Appleton on June 27 for an exhibition against their Midwest League affiliate the Appleton Foxes. President Arthur W. Allyn announced the trip, and every Chicago member plans to attend. The Sox drew over 30,000 spectators in Milwaukee last year and plan nine regular season games there.
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Anglers report strong catch and turkey opening in Wisconsin
State notes show two anglers catching eighty pounds of northern pike below Genoa dam on the Mississippi with a fourteen pound big fish. White bass run in Wolf and Fox rivers while wall eye and panfish activity rises as water warms. Turkey season opened and runs to May 12 with modest gobbler reports. ruffed grouse winter carry-over looks good and spring breeding counts show higher activity.
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Wisconsin deer crop first of 1968 appears
The first Wisconsin deer crop of 1968 is showing up with wild fawns spotted in central Sand Hill wildlife area after a mild winter. Managers say Wisconsin deer herds are entering spring production in excellent condition as they recover from a prior period. Chicago White Sox mood shifts from slump to potential move as Luis Aparicio and Tommy John boost morale after a 4-1 win over the Washington Senators.
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Shortstop hits two run homer as Bal timore bats surge
The little shortstop slugged a two run homer in the fifth to pace Baltimore's surge with four homers last season the score sparked by a booming display as he rounded the bases amid an exploding scoreboard. The Sox travel to face the Yankees after this game. In Pittsburgh Al McBean won his fourth as the Cubs were held to six hits. Donn Clendenon led the Pirates with a run scoring single and homer while Rich Nye struggled. The Cubs and Pirates next meet Thursday with Niekro facing Brunning. Fieldhouse opens at Air Force Academy with basketball hockey and track facilities in a $5.8 million complex.
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