U S Swim Team Heads For A Tour Of Japan
The U S national swimming and diving squad of 16 swimmers and diver Larry Andreasen heads to Japan for a two week tour starting Tuesday. Team members include Don Schollander Carl Robie Steve Clark and Roy Saari among others and will face a Japanese squad in a series of events while USA keeps focus on AAU success. Roth upset Stickles in the 200 meter medley to close AAU finals as Indianapolis AC clinched the team title with 1062 points.
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Associated Press
Chicago
U.S
Japan
Larry Andreasen
Iccs
Tom Stock
Ted Stickles
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Oak Park
Ralph Casey
Southern Illinois University
Ken Treadway
Bartlesville
Okla
Andreasen
Anaheim
Calif
Tom Gompf
Air Force
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Carl Robie
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Steve Clark
Santa Clara Swim Club
Dick Roth
Santa Clara SC
Bill Craig
Verdugo Hills SC
Wally Richardson
Gopher SC
Minn
Roy Saari
el Segundo SC
Ken Merten
Los Angeles
Rick McGreach
Ralph Kendrick
Indianapolis AC
Bill Farley
Los Angeles AC
Ed Townsend
Ed Bartsch
Ann Arbor, Mich
Gary Ilman
Don Coghill
Indianapolis
Richard McDonough
North Jersey SA
Roth
Stickles
Schollander
Lake Oswego
Oregon
Deaths and services listed for local residents
Obituaries from La Crosse area including Roy Fritz 63 of Loomis Street died at home after illness. Details note long Electric Auto-Lite Co. tenure and survivors. Services at St Johns Reform Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs. Warren Robertson age 30 and Sigurd Knutson 63 with funeral arrangements and church services listed.
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Roy R. Fritz
Loomis St
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Adella
Robert Fritz
la Crosse
St. John’s Reformed Church
Marvin Wilhauer
Brownsville
Minn
Woodlawn
Hellwig- Morris
Allen
James
Ann
Matt Merfeld
la ‘Crosse
Richard
Sigurd
St) Knutson
Avon St
Dolly Madison Dairies
Edna
Warren Knutson
Detroit
Mich
Wayne Bollrud
Borghild
Arnold
Olga) Asmus
Lester
Ruth) Netwal
Waterloo
Iowa
Melvin
Leif
Borge
Norris
Norman
Thomas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Joseph Lunde
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Dickinson Funeral Home
Wisconsin Tax Treats Boy Scout Gear As Merit Badge
Wisconsin Boy Scouts face a sales tax on items labeled for older scouts while Cub Scout gear remains tax exempt. Officials say the 10 percent federal excise tax list explains the distinction, with the choice tied to perceived maturity differences between Boy and Cub Scouts.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Boy Scouts
Trieste to rejoin Thresher search off Boston
The bathy scaphe Trieste will depart Wednesday to resume the hunt for the Thresher wreck. It had been pulled from the effort July 1 after five dives, following an overhaul in Boston. The Thresher sank April 10 during a test dive about 220 miles east of Boston with 129 crew aboard.
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Boston
Thresher
Trieste
River readings show slight Mississippi forecast changes
Flood stage readings list stations Winona Dam No 6 La Crosse Lansing and Dam No 9 with 24 hour changes. Tributary data for Trempealeau Dodge Black La Crosse and Root noted with minor shifts. Mississippi River forecast indicates little change.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Pr. du Chien
Trempeal'u
Dodge
Galesvile
la Crosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Mississippe
Weather Record and Five Day Forecast
Weather notes for LACROSSE AND VICINITY show near 60 tonight and 80 Tuesday with cooler nights. Wisconsin favors partial clearing and fair conditions. Minnesota and Iowa expect fair skies with showers in the east. Five day outlook calls for 2-4 degrees below normal with cooler midweek and light precipitation Thursday and Friday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
VanderKelen and Baker Prepare for NFL Debut
Minnesota Vikings set to test rookie Ron VanderKelen against the Los Angeles Rams with Heisman winner Terry Baker of the Rams likely to see action. Rams coach plans Baker’s play depending on his week’s learning as the teams push toward early exhibition games. The Vikings beat the 49ers 43 28 in Portland as Fran Tarkenton led a passing attack and Fred Cox kicked five field goals.
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LOS Angeles
Minnesota Vikings
Ron VanderKelen
Los Angeles Rams
Terry Baker
Oregon
Rams
VanderKelen
Baker
Vikings
San Francisco 49Ers
Portland
Ore
Minnesota
Fred Cox
Bobby Reed
Cox
Pittsburgh
Kermit Alexander
Alexander
49Ers
Ucla
Fran Tarkenton
Charley Ferguson
Roman Gabriel
Bemidji
New York Giants
Parnelli Jones Wins 150 Mile Race At Fair
Parnelli Jones from Torrance California led from pole and won the 150 mile late model stock car race at Wisconsin State Fairgrounds. He finished more than a lap ahead of Norm Nelson with a fuel stop and minimal tire wear. Rodger Ward caused a fiery crash that took him out. several Milwaukee drivers collided but continued. Nelson earned 2153 dollars. top 10 finishers earned hundreds with varying prizes.
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Milwaukee
Parnelli Jones
Wisconsin State Fairground
Jones
Torrance
Calif
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Area
Ted Rozinski
Jim Oullette
Mike Pangborn
Ward
Rozinski
Pangborn
Oullette
Nelson
Cashton Softball Tournament Set for August Dates
Cashton Wisconsin hosts a five day softball tournament from August 21 to 25. A $15 entry fee is due by Saturday. For information contact Bill Jantz Jr. Cashton (154).
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Cashton
Wis
Bill Jantz Jr
Fishermen Net 49 Counterfeit Hundred-Dollar Bills
Michael Rampino his son Frank and brother in law Richard Malfitan fished off Brooklyn on Saturday and hauled up a wad resembling money. Rampino identified the 49 bills as counterfeit after taking them to a police station and consulting detectives.
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NEW York (Ap
Michael Rampino
Frank
Richard Malfitan
Brooklyn
Rampino
Wisconsin Extends Sales Tax Holiday for Cleaning and Repair
The Wisconsin Tax Department ruled that items brought to shops for cleaning, photography, or repair before August 15 will not be taxed. The grace period applies to dry cleaning and similar services but not to auto repairs involving taxable parts. taxes begin August 15.
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Madison
Wisconsin Tax Department
Boxing Results From Global Ring Card Showdowns
In Ibadan Dick Tiger stops Gene Pullmer to retain middleweight status in a seven round title bout. Juban wins on points in Manila over Curly Aguirre in twelve rounds. Asada defeats Hachiro Yamada on points in Yokohama ten rounds. Fernandez stops Randy Sandy in San Juan in a middleweight bout. Gonzales knocks out Mauro Miranda in Mexico City six rounds. Locche outpoints Joe Brown in Buenos Aires ten rounds.
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Ibadan
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Gene Pullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Manila
Marcel Juban
Curly Aguirre
Yokohama
Rocky Asada
Philippines
Hachiro Yamada
Japan
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Florentino Fernandez
Miami
Fla
Randy Sandy
New York
Mexico City
Luis Gonzales
Mexico
Mauro Miranda
Buenos Aires
Niccolino Locche
Argentina
Joe Brown
Houston
U S Wins Wightman Cup in 6-1 Tennis Rout
The United States clinches the Wightman Cup for the 29th time with a 6-1 victory over Great Britain led by Darlene Hard and Billie Jean Moffitt. Nancy Richey and Donna Floyd Fales seal the win in doubles over Deidre Catt and Elizabeth Starkie.
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Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Darlene Hard
Billie Jean Moffitt
Nancy Richey
Dallas
U.S
Miss Moffitt
Mrs. Jones
Miss Richey
Southern Methodist University
Donna Floyd Fales
New York
Miss Catt
Elizabeth Starkie
Wright Wins Waterloo Open for Eighth Title of 1963
Mickey Wright, rested and playing well, wins the Waterloo Women's Open with a 69 to post 208 for 54 holes. She earns $1,200 to raise year total to $16,412 and ties Betsy Rawls for the season record with 10 titles. Sandra Haynie finishes second with 268 and Marilynn Smith earns $750 for second in money.
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Waterloo, Iowa
Mickey Wright
Albuquerque
N.M
Waterloo
Miss Wright
Sunnyside
Dallas
Tex
Betsy Rawls
Spartansburg
S.C
Sandra Haynie
Marilynn Smith
Miss Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Kathy
Comets Repeat as Champs in Regional Softball Tournament
Minne apolis Comets repeat as champions after beating Wilson of Duluth 10-1 in the women's northern regional. Jan Berkland limited Duluth to three hits after a two-hitter in a 3-0 earlier win. Other Sunday results include Bloomington edging St Paul 1-0 in 10 innings and Duluth beating Bloomington 7-6. Saratoga Springs note: welterweight Emile Griffith outpointed Holly Mims in a non title bout.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Comets
Downing Wilson
Duluth
Jan Berkland
Comets
Sioux Falls
S.D
Minot
N.D
Bloomington
St. Paul
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Emile Griffith
New York
Holly Mims
Washington
Fullmer Considers Retirement After Nigeria Fight
Gene Fullmer, battered and cut, returned to the United States after a seventh round TKO by Dick Tiger in Ibadan Nigeria. He said he has no plans to retire or continue fighting and will discuss his future with family. The bout, first title fight in Nigeria, was stopped at seven with Tiger leading. Fullmer earned $50,000 plus expenses while Tiger got $100,000.
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Fullmer
Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Liberty Stadium
Ibadan
Nigeria
Tiger
New York
United States
West Jordan
Utah
Delores
Gene
Jenson
Associated Press
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Indianapolis Team Caps Women's Meet
Indianapolis Southeastern Supply won the Women s National Regional Softball Tournament in Oshkosh after four games totaling 39 innings. Virginia Haynes of Indianapolis was named MVP and pitcher as Forest Park, Pekin and Janesville were eliminated on the final day.
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Oshkosh
Indianapolis
Southeastern Supply
Forest Park
Ill
Virginia Haynes
Janesville
Pekin, III
Illinois Team Takes Babe Ruth Tourney
Oak Lawn Illinois won the Ohio Valley regional Babe Ruth League baseball tournament with an 11 to 2 victory over Columbus Ohio. Columbus had four wins in the double elimination event. Oak Lawn advances to the national tournament starting the week of August 18 at Farmington New Hampshire. Babe Ruth baseball is for boys 13 14 and 15 years old.
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EAU Claire
Oak Lawn
Ill
Columbus
Ohio
Hobart
Ind
Farmington
N.H
Duluth advances to regional finals in Northern Region baseball
In Ottumwa Iowa on Saturday Duluth Minnesota beat Sac County Iowa 3-1 to move to the regional finals in New Canton Ohio Crystal-Festus Missouri defeated Wausau Wisconsin 11-9 to win the consolation game
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Duluth
Ex Buckeye Star Cops Western Am Crown
Tom Weiskopf former Ohio State star won the Western Amateur Open Championship at Point O Woods Golf Club Benton Harbor Michigan 61st edition He defeated Labron Harris Jr national amateur champion 5 and 4 after a strong start winning the first two holes and closing with key putts on the 13th and 14th This was Weiskopf s first big time competitive golf win and sets up a bright pro career trajectory.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Tom Weiskopf
Ohio State
Labron Harris Jr
Point O’woods
Weiskopf
Stillwater
Okla
Bedford
Ohio
Foreclosure sale notice and guardian accounting in La Crosse
Public foreclosure sale ordered by the La Crosse County circuit court will occur on September 6 1963 at the county court house steps. The notice also reports guardianship accounting hearings for Ada Kallish and estate matters for Thomas Sideris and Thomas M Reynolds with hearing dates in August and November 1963. Bids for Greenfield road grading are invited with a $500 bid bond and deadline August 16 1963.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Northern States Power Company Credit Union
Wisconsin Corporation
Thomas E. Cooper
Beverly R. Cooper
Gerb-Janni Lumber Company
Seeman Lumber and Coal Company
Minnesota
Household Finance Corporation
Delaware Corporation
la Crosse County Court House
la Crosse
Section
Township 16
Paul Wuest
Ruediger & Jeanis
Exchange Building
State of Wisconsin
Ada Kallish
City of
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Johns, Pappas & Flaherty
la Crosse County Court
Thomas Sideris
Shelby
Thomas M. Reynolds
G. M. Snodgrass
Batavian Bank Bldg
Wis
Greenfield
Town Board of
Appointment to Hear Petition for Administration and Heirship
Court to hear Olga Hoff estate on August 20 1963 at La Crosse. Creditors must present claims by October 24 1963 and all claims examined October 29 1963. Eugene A. Toepel County Judge Hale Skemp Hanson Schnurrer Skemp attorneys listed.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Olga Hoff
Onalaska
la Crosse
County of la Crosse
State of
Eugene A. Toepel
Hale
Skemp, Hanson, Schnurrer & Skemp, Attys
State Bank Bidg
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Indiana University
Sigurd Knutson
Mrs
Warren Robertson
Warren (Marlene) Robertson
Mississippi St
SKAFF
Search
Jim Hurthoise
North Tonawanda
Ford
Whitey Gerken
Franklin Park
John ‘Rostek
Fort Collings
Colo
Curtis Turner
Roanoke
Herb Shannon
Peoria
Plymouth
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Don White
Keokuk
Bill Cheesebourg
Tucson
Ariz
RobeRt
Bob” Stellick
National Oil CO
West Ave
South Ave
Cashton Tourney
Synaclear
Ruud
Maker
Ruud’s
Jackson St
Illinois
Wausau
Cary
Buckeye Star Cops
Hellwig & Morris Thoughtful Service
Mindoro
Elgin
van Wyk Animal Hospital
Business Services Pe
Briggs and Stratton
Clinton
Lauson
Tecumseh
Lawn Bay
Willard Auto Electric
North 4Th St
National Heating
la Crosse St
John Zahn
Home Service
Logan Erickson
Kleen Air Furnace Cleaning Co
Lax Woolen Mills Co
George
Gerwitz
Ray L. Revor
Jackson
Lovold
Bilskemper
Del
Serv. Tv
American Red Ball
Roy Coster
Tomah Area
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
Russell J. Gile
Roth's Flor-Mart, Inc
Anthony’s
Wisconsin State Employment Service
5Th Avenue
Angie Bretantini
Michael J. Kuisle
Hokah
Sparta
Tribune
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