High School Girls Shine In AAU Meet
In Toledo Ohio the first combined National AAU Championships saw four girls beat world marks and Commerce California teams take key relays. Santa Clara California swept team titles as Steve Krause Seattle and Kendil Moore Phoenix topped records amid injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Steve Krause
Seattle
Wash
Krause
Kendil Moore
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Calif
Miss Moore
Sharon Stouder
Commerce
Martha Randall
Wayne
Froehling Picked for Davis Cup Final Duel in Spain
The United States send Frank Froehling III to face Spain in the Interzone Davis Cup final with George MacCall as captain. Ralston and Santana expected to duel as the top singles players, with Ralston partnering Clark Graebner in doubles against Santana and Jose Luis Arilla.
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MacCall
Froehling
Davis
Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
United States
Frank Froehling III
Arthur Ashe
George MacCall
Coral Gables
Fla
Dennis Ralston
Ralston
America
Bakersfield
Calif
Manuel Santana
Kurt Nielsen
Santana
Clark Graebner
Cleveland
Jose Luis Arilla
Henry Tops Campbell In Canadian Amateur Golf Final
George Henry of Valdosta Georgia won the Canadian Amateur Championship at Pine Ridge course in Winnipeg by defeating Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia 1 up in a 36 hole final. The 21 year old Tech student rallied from 2 down after 36 holes and sealed victory with a 16 foot putt on 36 and a 30 footer on the last hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
George
Bunky) Henry
Valdosta
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Pine Ridge
Georgia Tech
Campbell
U.S
Henry
Goldsmith Wins 150 Stock Event at Milwaukee Fair
Paul Goldsmith of Munster Indiana won the USAC 150 mile stock car race at Wisconsin State Fair Park Sunday, holding off Parnelli Jones of Torrance California after a late challenge. Jones led 80 laps Saturday before trouble. Goldsmith averaged 91.42 mph on the 1.5 mile oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
U.S. Auto Club
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Goldsmith
Jim Hurtubise
Jones
Plymouth
Ford
Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Sal Torella
Chicago
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Norm Nelson
Racine
Leonard
Andretti
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
McCluskey
4-Corners claim La-Jac softball title in Melrose
Melrose Wis The 4-Corners won the La-Jac tournament softball championship Sunday defeating Curve-In Lanes 6-0 behind two hit pitching by Tom Best who also drove in three runs with a sixth inning homer. The 4-Corners reached the final by beating Dodge City of St. Joseph Ridge 8-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Wis
Tom Best
Best
Dodge City
St. Joseph Ridge
Green Gremlins Battle for Trane Title amid Protest
The Green Gremlins defeated the Chiefs 4-1 in a Trane League softball final at Powell Park, but the game was played under protest with no decision yet. Knutson homered for the Gremlins as the series included semi finals where Ad Men beat Tigers 5-4 and Chiefs edged Mets 4-1. Wingers also homered in the earlier rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gremlins
Chiefs
Powell Park
Ad Men
Trane South
Mets
Knutson
Tigers
Hogan Park
Hogan
Lab
Powell
Orioles
Len
Local Nine Split With Cresco In Doubleheader Pitchers Duel
Cresco and the Mets split a Sunday doubleheader at Powell Park. Dahlby and Loomis led Mets victories while Ted Harris and Dave Lundak toed the mound for the opponents. Scoring details show 6 3 and 4 5 final lines with multiple fielding runs.
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Pizza Villa S
H Sport Shop
Interstate Finance
Cresco
Iowa
la Crosse
Powell Park
Bob Maringer
Dave Colburn
Dave Lundak
Bill Headington
Ted Harris
Mets
Chiefs
S&h-Pizza
Vandervelde
Stroede
Lundak
Bohr
Maringer Loomis
Shimshak
Johnson
Giants Maintain Shutout Streak and Power In NL Play
Al Jackson allowed seven hits as the Giants posted their second straight shutout and Ron Swoboda hit his 18th homer. Hart Gabrielson and McCovey homered for San Francisco while Cincinnati and St. Louis split, and New York defeated Houston with Swoboda also going deep. Pittsburgh edged Los Angeles 4 2 as Sisk earned the win and Drysdale took the loss.
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Page
Reds
al Jackson
New York
Ron Swoboda
Major League Leaders Summary of Batting and Pitching Stats
The report lists top performers by category for the season. Key figures include Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron leading batting averages, Willie Mays and Willie McCovey with home run tallies, and Sandy Koufax with 21 wins and 279 strikeouts. Other leaders feature Rose, Oliva, Campaneris, Aparicio, and Oliva across Runs Runs Batted In Hits Doubles, Triples and Stolen Bases, with notable pitchers Grant Pascual and Perry among leading 10 decision counts.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Johnson
Banks
Chicago
Williams
Callison
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Nuxhall
Gibson
Yastrzemski
Boston
Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Versailles
Minnesota
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Campaneris
Kansas City
Richardson
New York
Versalles
Aparicio
Open field leads with five under par in Wisconsin Open tuneup
Archie Dadian of South Milwaukee and Lou Warobick of Appleton shot five under par 67s to lead as 189 players tee off in the 44th Wisconsin Open at Ridgeway Country Club. Defending champ Steve Bull sat out to practice while Leif Larson and Jim Milward are among top contenders in the 72 hole event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Archie Dadian
South Milwaukee
Lou Warobick
Appleton
Dadian
Warobick
Ridgeway Country Club
Veech
Nick Demos
Kenosha
Herman Osterberg
Russ Valley
Racine
Football scores from weekend NFL and MLB show varied results
Pro football results include Cleveland 37 over San Francisco 21, Philadelphia 20 over Detroit 17, Baltimore 22 over St Louis 10, Green Bay 44 over New York 7, Minnesota 31 over Pittsburgh 21, with Dallas at Los Angeles postponed. In baseball, San Diego 31 Kansas City 10, Houston 29 over Buffalo 7, Denver 27 over Oakland 17.
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Cleveland
San Fran
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
St. Louis
Green Bay
New York
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Diego
Kansas City
Houston
Buffalo
Denver
Oakland
Boxing results from Tokyo to Goteborg event
Hideo Ebihara of Japan stopped Oh Unmo of South Korea in six rounds in Tokyo. In Goteborg, Sweden, Bo Hoegberg outpointed Johnny Cooke of England over eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Oh Unmo
South Korea
Goteborg
Big Game Shoot Draws 60 Archers
Sixty archers participated in the annual Blackhawk Bowhunters Big Game Shoot. Winners include Dick Scott and Clint Gillette in men’s champion and expert classes, with top placers across bowmen, archer, hunter, and women’s divisions. The West Central Field Archery League travel trophy went to Winona, with several Wisconsin names among trophy winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk
Dick Scott
Clint Gillette
Skip Candahl
Mike Forss
Joe Stephans
Frank Halverson
Dick Strelow
Phil Dahlen
Gary Candahl
Francis Schmidt
Frank Friesmuth
Jim Hammer
Bob Kostecki
Jim Kroll
Lanny Vater
Shirley Scott
Judie Strehl
Eunice Dahlen
Esther Stephans
Jean Vater
Lorraine Severson
Joan Gillette
Greg Schlifer
Steve Severson
Doug Schlifer
Gary Severson
Tom Severson
Tim Candahl
Winona
Blackhawk Bowhunters
Chuck Snyder
Rebecca Kohlwey
la Crosse
Elaine Rieman
Gary Fratzke
Gary Gilchrist
Melvin Rieman
Shirley, Snyder
Jean’ Voter
Tom Kohlweg
Dennis Ott
Katz Sweeps Merrillan In Doubleheader At Copeland Park
Katz Co. defeated Merrillan 10-2 in game one and 5-0 in game two at Copeland Park. Jack Freitag hit a homer for Katz in game one, Don Meister homered in game two, while Jim Halverson struck out 11 in the first game and Rick Schultz allowed a two-hitter in the finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katz Co
Merrillan
Copeland Park
Jack Freitag
Katz
Don Meister
Jim Halverson
Rick Schultz
Jatalas
Leffingwell
Vandervelde
Halverson
Meister
Milwaukee AC Wins Class B Golf Title in Ohio Meet
In Hamilton Ohio AP Milwaukee Al lis-Chalmers Co. of Milwaukee won the Class B championship at the 20th annual National Industrial Recreation Association golf tournament. Akron Goodyear’s team shot 572 to win the Class A title in the two day 36 hole meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Allis - Chalmers Co
Milwaukee
National Industrial Recreation Association
Akron Goodyear
Schmidt Triumphs in Madison Inland Lake Yachting Regatta
Walter F Schmidt of Wauwatosa won the opening class C race Sunday in the Inland Lake Yachting Association regatta in Madison. Three other classes were postponed due to light winds. the regatta continues through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Madison
Walter F Schmidt
Wauwatosa
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Bloomington Wins VFW Junior Baseball Title In Extra Innings
Bloomington scored in the seventh to force extras and then edged Alexandria 5-4 in the ninth to capture the Veterans of Foreign Wars Junior Baseball Tournament championship in Mankato Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minn
Bloomington
Alexandria
Major League Standings And Weekend Results
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 69 wins and Milwaukee close at 66. Other top teams include San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Chicago with scattered records. Weekend results feature Los Angeles Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Cincinnati New York Houston and San Francisco Philadelphia games across multiple venues.
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G.B
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Fran
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Wulling Holman Capture City Tennis Doubles Title
Tim Wulling and Russ Holman won the men s doubles championship in the City Recreation Department tournament at La Crosse State University courts. They defeated Bob and Dick McLoone 6 3 7 5. Wal ling defeated Holman in the singles final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Wulling
Russ Holman
City Recreation Department
la Crosse State University
Wulling
Holman
Bob
Dick McLoone
Walling
McKinley Captures Meadow Club Title
Chuck McKinley, ranked second, won the Meadow Club Invitational Grass Court Tournament in Southampton New York and will skip more tennis until the U S Nationals at Forest Hills. Gene Scott, ranked fifth, earned a consolation trophy after a 3 6 6 3 8 6 10 8 defeat and also plans a break before Newport and Brookline events.
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Southampton
N.Y
Chuck McKinley
America
Meadow Club
Gene Scott
McKinley
Forest Hills
Newport
R.I
Brookline
Mass
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
Frank Froehling
Spain
Lindgren to Testify in Senate Athletics Hearing
Senate Commerce Committee calls Gerry Lindgren to testify as part of a two week probe into the clash between the Amateur Athletic Union and the NCAA. Forty two witnesses are scheduled to appear to assess potential risks to athletes and U.S. competitive interests including the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators
Gerry Lindgren
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Dick Gelting cups drag racing at Great Lakes Dragaway
Dick Gelting of Okauchee Lake won the gasoline dragster event at Great Lakes Dragaway after hitting 176.49 mph. Bill Lutz of Milwaukee posted 198.99 mph to win the nitro fuel division, while Lee Howell of Detroit defeated Gary Dyer of Chicago in a special match series.
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Union Grove
Dick Gelting
Okauchee Lake
Great Lakes
Bill Lutz
Milwaukee
Lee Howell
Detroit
Gary Dyer
Chicago
Barlen Wins Fourth Wisconsin Horseshoe Crown
Tommy Barlen of West Allis clinched his fourth Wisconsin horseshoe title at the State Fair, finishing 10-1 in the four day round robin. Barlen previously won in 1953 1957 and 1959. Other class winners included Melvin Janke Norman Cormero Joe Dollevoet and Ben Brostuen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tommy Barlen
West Allis
Barlen
Melvin Janke
Fort Atkinson
Norman Cormero
Independence
Joe Dollevoet
Ben Brostuen
Beloit
Minnesota issues special teal hunt permits by mail
The Minnesota Conservation Department is mailing special teal hunting permits for the Sept 11 to 13 season to about 55 000 applicants. Regular hunting permits and federal duck stamps are also required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota Conservation Department
Devin wins 23rd National Water Ski jump title
Bruce Devin of Menomonie Wisconsin scored 252 points to edge Kenny Westlund of Everett Washington by one point in the boys jump at the 23rd National Water Ski Championships. Devin registered 103 and 101 foot leaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bruce Devin
Menomonie
Wis
Kenny Westlund
Everett
Wash
Devin
Bailey places second in bull riding at national rodeo
Jim Bailey of North Redwood Minnesota finished second in bull riding as the National High School Rodeo concluded on Sunday in Ogallala Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallala
Neb
Jim Bailey
North Redwood
Minn
Probate Notice in Inga Ophus Estate Wisconsin
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court issues order limiting claims against the estate of Inga Ophus deceased of Washington Town. Creditors must file by November 9 1965. Heirship proofs to be taken November 16 1965 at court opening.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Inga Ophus
Washington
la Crosse County
Eugene A. Toepel
Ruediger & Jeanis
la Crosse
City of
County of la Crosse
J. J. Bannen
State Bank Bidg
Katherine S. Lavaque
Hubert V. Fuller
Wis
Florian O. Hussa
West Salem
Hale, Skemp
Hanson, Schnurrer & Skemp
State Bank
Adolph P. Mikshowsky
Bosshard
Sunder
State of Wisconsin
Bertha Weimar
Hamilton
J. C. Franzini
Lynne Tower
Frank X. Kistler
Hubert J. Schleiter
Hoeschler
La Crosse Annexation Ordinances and Estate Proceedings
City documents outline annexation of Hass Addition and Elm Grove portions to La Crosse Ward Twenty First and Seventh, rezoning as residential on interim terms, with effective dates and boundary amendments. Probate notices set hearings for John N Berens and Katherine S Lavaque estates with creditor claim deadlines and appointment of time to prove wills.
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Shelby
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Hass
Elm Grove
Common Council
City of
la Crosse
Township
Range
28Th Street
Hass Street
Losey Blvd
Elm Grove Addition
Diagonal Road
29Th Street
Section
Township 15
C.B
Q. R.R
City of la Crosse
Warren Loveland
Shirley A. Tomalka
Robinsdale
Wayside Garden
Cb&q Railroad
Cb&q
Twenty-First Ward
Twenty- First Ward
Annexation zoning and probate notices for La Crosse area
A mixed set of 1965 La Crosse items includes an ordinance amending zoning to annex residential land in Shelby and Cliffside Park areas, with council signatures. Also listed are probate petitions for Ada Miller and Blanche O Chase, with hearings set and letters testamentary to be granted, plus an alley vacation notice and heirship proceedings for Adolph Mikshowsky and others with court dates and attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
City of
la Crosse
Seiler Lane
City of la Crosse
Seventh Ward
Warren Loveland
Shirley A. Tomalka
Common Council
Range 7
First
Valleybrook
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Section
Township 15
Cliffside Park
Elm Drive
Robinsdale Avenue
County of la Crosse
State of
Notice to Contractors for Downtown Traffic Signals Bid
The City of La Crosse bids update of traffic signals to meet state code. Sealed proposals due September 7 1965 at 2 30 p m in City Clerk's Office. Requirements include certificates of organization and authority list of subcontractors and bid bonds of 5 to 10 percent. Plans and specs available from City Engineer for five dollar deposit refundable if plans returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
Sherman Steupfing
John K. Flanagan
Robert M. Schelbie
Carl A. Wahlistrom
Warren Lovesend
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Reinhart
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Wichelt
Yehle
DeLingo
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Murak
Robertson
Scheck
Loomis
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Quinn
Severson
Giants
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Belinsky
Mahaffey
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W—Henry
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Tsitouris
McCool
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Edwards
Washburn
Woodeshick
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W—Washburn
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Jackson
Schaffer
Bruce
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Triandos
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Sisk
Schwall
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Demos
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Dick Matchette
Gib Larson
Waukesha
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Pike Peterson
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Menasha
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