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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1964
Page
13
Eagles undergo major shakeup under coach Kuharich in training camp
Philadelphia enters a period of upheaval with new owner Jerry Wolman and a revamped staff. Joe Kuharich trades Sonny Jurgensen and Tommy McDonald for Norm Snead and others, promising a stronger running game and a blend of old and new players as he targets an improved 2-10-2 finish from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Joe Kuharich
Sonny Jurgensen
Tommy McDonald
Norm Snead
Earl Gros
Red Mack
Eagles
Notre Dame
Jim Ringo
Pete Retzlaff
Gros
Green Bay
Tim Brown
Kuharich
Ollie Matson
San Francisco U
Detroit
Washington
Jurgensen
Ron Goodwin
Ray Poage
Retzlaff
Pittsburgh
Snead
King Hill
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Bob Brown
Nebraska
Roy Wallin Captures Madison Invitational With Birdie Playoff
Roy Wallin of Fontana won the 12th annual Madison Invitational at Odawa Hills by birdieing the third playoff hole to break a five way tie. He finished regulation 36 holes at two under par 140, earning 300 dollars. Teammates and rivals tied at 140 include Randy Quick of Pewaukee and Steve Bull of Milwaukee, with amateurs Steve Caravello and Warren Dailey of Madison also at 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Roy Wallin
Fontana
Nakoma
Tom Puls
Barron
la Crosse State College
la Crosse Country Club
Lance Melik
Racine
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Melvina and Wilton Win Wildcat League Contests
Melvina beat Ontario 8 to 7 in seven innings with Joe Briggeman driving in two runs and Gary Bronson delivering the winning run. Wilton toppled Coon Valley 13 to 5 at Westby as Bill Reineke hit a three run homer and Del Rice added a two run shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina
Wilton
Ontario
Coon Valley
Westby
Joe Briggeman
Gary Bronson
Don Ferries
Erpenbach
Mike Schroeder
Briggeman
Taylor Melby
Bronson
Dan Schwartz
Bill Reineke
del Rice
Neitzel
Reineke
Creviston
Larry Dahl
Dick Armstrong
D. Ferries
Hesselberg
E. Ferries
Schroeder
C. Jefson
Dickman
C. Valley
Geir
Arndt
R. Dahl
Struxness
Amann
State Youth Hurls VFW Perfect Game
Mark Belich a 15 year old southpaw pitched the first perfect game in the 12 year Veterns of Foreign Wars Teener Baseball Tournament history. West Allis Wisconsin defeated Pierre South Carolina 3 to 0 as Belich struck out five and faced 21 straight batters without a ball leaving the infield. West Allis advances to face Chillicothe Ohio in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Mark Belich
West Allis
Wis
Pierre
S.C
Belich
West Allis Hale High School
Chillicothe
Ohio
Remaining Packer Tickets On Sale
The Green Bay Packers announced tickets for three NFL games at Milwaukee County Stadium go on sale next Monday morning. Tickets will be sold at the stadium the Milwaukee Journal office and Packer outlets in Appleton Beaver Dam Kenosha Madison Racine and Sheboygan. No tickets are available for the August 22 exhibition with the Chicago Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee County Stadium
Milwaukee Journal
Packer
Appleton
Beaver Dam
Kenosha
Madison
Racine
Sheboygan
Chicago Bears
Christ Episcopal Runs Record To 6-0 In Softball
Christ Episcopal defeated Temple Baptist 32-6 at Houska Park while Trinity Lutheran beat English 30-8 at Memorial Field. YMCA league standings list Christ Episcopal 6-0, Trinity 4-3, English 2-4 and Temple 1-6. Gansen had five hits in five trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal
Temple Baptist
Houska Park
Trinity Lutheran
English
Memorial Field
Trinity
Temple
Ron Remmer
Ed Gansen
Bob Schroeder
Orv Wetzel
Jeff Miller
Art Schroeder
Gansen
McPeak forecasts Redskins success with Jurgensen return
Carlisle AP Bill McPeak predicts Washington will win if Sonny Jurgensen stays healthy. He cites Jurgensen leading the offense with Bobby Mitchell and Angelo Coia as primary targets while Sam Huff anchors a improving defense. McPeak notes Jurgensen aims to be ready for the Sept. 13 opener against Cleveland as camp continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carlisle
Bill’ McPeak
Washington Redskins
Skins
Dickinson College
McPeak
Sonny Jurgensen
Terback
Browns
Sam Huff
New York Giant
Jurgensen
Huff
Sam
Primarilly
Bobby Mitchell
Angelo Coia
Chicago Bears
Charley Taylor
Arizona State
Green Gremlins Win Trane Co League Softball Crown
The Green Gremlins defeated the Chiefs 7 to 4 at Powell Park to claim the Trane Co League softball title. Semifinals saw the Chiefs beat Pencil Pushers 10 to 9 at Hogan Park while the Gremlins routed Slipsticks 8 to 0 at Trane South on Quinns two hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs
Powell Park
Hogan Park
Gremlins
Trane South
Quinn
Colburn
Pangier
Knutson
Wheeler
Coughlin
Losen
Frank
Severson
Eggen
Huerkamp
Wichelt
Yehle
Burgett
Vikings Down To 52 Cut Three Rookies
The Minnesota Vikings reduced the squad to 52 by waiving three rookies Nick Kolinsky guard Southern Mississippi Don Latona center Boston University and Larry Brinckley end Florida State. A 45-man limit comes by Aug. 25 before the next roster move. Coach Norm Van Brocklin plans using rookies Hal Bedsole Carl Eller and George Rose in Saturday's game against St. Louis in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Minn
Minnesota Vikings
Nick Kolinsky
Southern Mississippi
Don Latona
Boston University
Larry Brinckley
Kineer
Florida State
Rositer
Vikings
St. Louis
Atlanta
Norm van Brocklin
Hal Bedsole
Carl Eller
George Rose
Leo Regnier Captures Senior Golf Crown at La Crosse Club
Leo Regnier won the Glynn Cremer trophy for 55 plus seniors at La Crosse Country Club with a net 68 from rounds of 43 44. Pete Wais and Ray Ping followed with 70 while Wais posted the best scratch 79. Others included Roy Gilles 71 and Dr Malin 73 among the field of club members 55 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Regnier
Glynn Cremer
la Crosse
Regnier
Pete Wais
Ray Ping
Wais
Ping
Waisland Ping
Roy Gilles
Dr. Malin
Dr. Wollschlaeger
Joe Finn
Harvey Ott
Ernie Grindler
Coon Valley routs Harpers Ferry 22 to 2 in league play
Coon Valley crushed Harpers Ferry 22 to 2 in Tri-State League action. Swiggum led with four hits including a double while Olson hit two triples and Korn added three singles. Dunwoody contributed a triple and double as Koula and Antony added several safeties. Two games listed with notes about practice for the Winnebagos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Wis
Coon Valley Walloped
Gordon Swiggum
Orlando Olson
Joe Korn
Len Dunwoody
Jon Koula
Arlin Antony
C. Valley
H. Ferry
Dunwoody
Blihorde
Rethwisch
Farrell
la Crosse Winnebagoes
Memorial North Field
Green Bay Recalls Waivers On O Grady
Green Bay Packers recall waivers on Tom O Grady flanker back from Northwestern. The NFL club lists 49 players and must trim to 45 by August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
O'Grady
Green Bay Packers
Tom O’grady
Northwestern
Syl's Place and rivals clash in RBC Softball Classic schedule
The RBC Softball Classic lists Syl's Place versus Maple Grove C. C. at 6 30 p m at Powell. Clark's Super 100 faces Katz Co. at 6 30 p.m. at Trane So Klein and Son meet Stellick's National Oil at 8 p.m. at Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syl
Maple Grove C. C
Powell
Clark
Katz Co
Trane So. Klein and Son
Stellick
National Oil
Women set golf course records at Maple Grove
Sandra Langhofer of Madison tied and then beat the Ma ple Grove 18 hole record with a 77 in the event. She also posted a front nine 37 and a back nine 40 to up the old mark while Carol Dobrunz of La Crosse fired a 39 on the back nine to surpass Langhofer’s previous 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Sandra Langhofer
la Crosse
Madison
Miss Langhofer
Bonnie Randolph
Carol Dobrunz
Pine Creek Women’s Golf Club Tournament Date Set
LA CRESCENT Minn The annual Pine Creek Women s Golf Club tournament will be played Wednesday Aug 26 Members must have two qualifying rounds by that date A two ball foursome is planned for next Sunday with 4 pm tee off Last week s winners were Donna Lemke low putts Helen Vetsch low on No 3 and Ann Wendelin high No 7
Winners Named in La Crosse Country Club Couples Event
Today at the La Crosse Country Club course Jim Koos and Mrs Dan Flaherty won low net with 74 while Pauline Weigel and Tom Barton posted 75. Low gross went to Mrs Joe Ludden and Len DuCharme. Other winners include Mrs Paul Schaffhauser Dr H L Barton Jane Weigel and Jim McArdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Country Club
Low Net
Jim Koos
Dan Flaherty
Pauline Weigel
Tom Barton
Low Gross
Joe Ludden
Len DuCharme
Paul Schaffhauser
H. L. Barton
Jane Weigel
Jim McArdle
Television Pot Of Gold For Colleges Pros
Television rights for college and professional football total nearly 29.4 million with sponsors expected to pay around 90 million. CBS leads spending at 16.4 million for NFL tied to title game and playoff bowl, NBC follows with 7.6 million for NCAA games, ABC at 3.3 million. Televised football runs from June to January with 49 sponsors and wide network coverage across bowls and post season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Broadcast Magazine
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Canada
Notre Dame
Buffalo
Cbs-Tv
NFL
NBC
Baseball Standings and Schedule Update Across Leagues
The American League shows Baltimore 69 61 and New York 65 43 atop the standings with Chicago at 67 44 and Detroit 58 57 close behind. The National League features Philadelphia 65 43 and San Francisco 64 48 leading, with Cincinnati 62 51 and St. Louis 59 52 in pursuit. Schedule notes include Cleveland at Los Angeles and Chicago at New York among Tuesday and Wednesday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Clemente
Williams
Mays
Allen
Boyer
Santo
Pinson
Wills
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Oliva
Robinson
Howser
Stuart
Killebrew
B. Robinson
Bressoud
Colavito
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Bunker
Ford
Downing
Radatz
Horseshoe results final score summary
Race standings show M Mahlum and W Schmeckoeper leading Perso A Nordle and y Wright with top marks. L Lemke Won host Pet finished with strong scores as B Jarrett and K Deal posted notable totals. Final tally 23 49 9 3 45 10 4 43 11 9 38 12 9 34 17 10 32 1 4 23 0 6 22 3 18 20 . 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mahlum
W. Schmeckoeper
S. Severson
E. Babcock
J. Hase
B. Jarrett
K. Deal
Perso
A. Nordley- Wright
L. Lemke
Coulee Open Set for Aug 29 30 at Coulee CC
The third annual Coulee Open golf tournament will be played at Coulee Country Club in Alaska Wisconsin on Saturday and Sunday August 29 30. The event features 27 hole medal play with past champions Kurt Johnson and John Hogden both of Galesville having won the titles in 1962 and the previous year respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Wis
Coulee Country Club
Kurt Johnson
Galesville
John Hogden
La Crosse Tribe Delivers on RFD August 12 1964
On Tuesday August 11 1964 the La Crosse Tribe delivered a notice via Rural Free Delivery with the Aug 12 date. The item records the delivery and specifies timing and location in local postal service terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribe
RFD
Cardinals Rally Tops Giants In Tight 2 1 Victory
San Francisco suffered a 2-1 setback as Haller Cepeda were picked off at home and Harvey Kuenn, Haller sparked a fifth inning single run. The loss drops the Giants three games behind NL leader Philadelphia as Curt Simmons vs Bob Hendley square off next. Cincinnati beat the Dodgers 7-2 behind Bob Purkey. Rose, Queen, Pinson spark the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark
Giants
Haller
Harvey Kuenn
Hal Lanier
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Jim ‘Ray Hart
Cepeda
Hart
McCarver
Lou Brock
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Joe Moeller
Bob Purkey
Moeller
Pete Rose
Mel Queen
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Bob Reed
Steve Boros
Queen
Boros
Phillies
Chicago
Ray Culp
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Bob Hendley
Cardinals
Curt Simmons
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Herbel
Shaw
Duffalo
Gibson
Schultz
Braves Brass Refuses Clear Answer on Move to Atlanta
At a league meeting in Chicago National League President Warren Giles pressed the Braves on their stance about moving from Milwaukee to Atlanta next season. Braves officials gave evasive replies while noting home attendance surpassed 700,000 over 52 dates despite a second division standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milway
Braves
Milwaukee
Warren Giles
Atlanta
Giles
Bartholomay
Braves may move as baseball questions linger
Milwaukee board chairman Bartholomay refused to confirm or deny transfer rumors about the Braves. Giles pressed for clarity as officials including McHale and Reynolds declined to comment. Commissioner Frick noted the statement does not preclude a move and offered no current verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Board
Bill Bartholomay
Bartholomay
Braves
Atlanta
John McHale
Tom Reynolds
Ford Frick
Tavern League Leaders Triumph
The Tavern League's top three teams won Monday night softball games. Glen's Bar beat Monitor 26-10 at Houska Park, Whitey's edged Bohemian Hall 11-10 at Badger, and 400 Club defeated Friendly Nabor 16-7 at Powell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen’s
Monitor
Houska Park
Whitey’s
Bohemian Hall
Badger
Nabor
Powell Park
Glen's
Joe’s OK
Toby’s
Copeland
John’s
Latch’s
Swanson
Finn
Shamrock Inn
Central
Koelbel
Schmidty
Powell
Garves
Larson
Walsh
Fanello
Osowski
Stange
Koelbl
Johnson
Roh
Clark
Wilhelm
Lang
McCabe
Terrace
Jones
Latch
Loomis
Patschall
John
La Crescent Triumphs 13-1 Over Spring Grove in Legion Baseball
La Crescent defeated Spring Grove 13 to 1 Friday night. Fred Yarosimek, Bill Harlos and Larry Lawrynk each had two hits, with Harlos adding a triple and Lawrynk striking out 10. Don Murphy also tripled for La Crescent. Grove's Trehus and Myhre each had two hits and a Myhre triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
La Crescent Babe Ruth Wins Spring Grove Invite Title
La Crescent Babe Ruth team defeated New Albin 5-3 in the Spring Grove Invitational, after earlier wins over Houston 10-0 and Rushford 12-10. Sam Shea earned wins in all three contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Babe Ruth
Spring Grove
New Albin
Houston
Rushford
Sam Shea
Top gunners at Airport Trap Club Sunday list
Top shooters at the Airport Trap Club event Sunday include Ron Kleinschmidt Rich Jerue Les Hodous Ron Jensen Bob Christensen W Svec J Pertzsch A Sherrard Ron Page Les Otto Art Flugstad L McCoy Ed Rinartz Dave Hecht J Brown D Nelson with scores ranging 18 to 25 targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Kleinschmidt
Rich Jerue
Les Hodous
Ron Jensen
Bob Christensen
W. Svec
J. Pertzsch
A. Sherrard
Ron Page
Les Otto
Art Flugstad
L. McCoy
Ed Rinartz
Dave Hecht
J. Brown
D. Nelson
Blair Blair High Football Practice Start Date
Blair Wisconsin announces Blair High football practice begins Wednesday. Spring Grove Minnesota reports equipment issue times for the bowling group at 8 30 a m and a meeting at the recreation lanes Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Wis
Blair High
Spring Grove
Minn
Ford Frick To Stay Until '65 and TV Plan Announced
Major league owners agreed Ford Frick will stay through the 1965 World Series and an orderly search for a successor will begin. A nationwide Monday night baseball telecast is planned with two games each week and shared proceeds. The Angels move to Anaheim in 1966 with a new stadium lease finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Frick
Chicago
Frick
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
The
Players Association
Kenneth Keating
Richard ‘Nixon
Supreme Court
Byron
Whizzer) White
Cronin
National League
New York
Los Angeles Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Angel
Bob Reynolds
Chavez Ravine
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Sam Baker
Dallas
McDonald
VFW
Redskins
Jurgy
Tom
Tracy
Billy Barnes
Don Bosseler
Dick Drummond
Bosseler
Dave Francis
J.W. Lockett
Gene Donaldson
Purdue
Riley Mattson
Frank O’brien
Vince Promuto
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Fred Hageman
Len Hauss
Georgia
Hageman
John Palack
Bob Toneff
Joe Rutgens
Ron Snidow
Bob Pellegrini
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Winnebagoes
RBC
Hillview
Sport
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Sport Shop
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St. Louis Cardinal
Tom Haller
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Philadelphia Phillies
Icisco
al Dark
Reed
Brewer
Roseboro
Purkey
Edwards
W—Purkey
L—Moeller
Braves Brass
Major League
PLA
Spring Grove Legion
la Crescent Caps Spring Grove
TOP Gunners
Spring Grove Meeting
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