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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1955

Page

13

La Crescent Triumphs In Weekend Exhibitions Over Dakota And New Albin

La Crescent defeated Dakota 8 to 2 in a Sunday exhibition at La Crescent with six double plays guiding the win. Gary Grob and Charlie Boma each had three hits for La Crescent while Bob Stanton and Wohlert added two hits for Dakota. Earlier La Crescent beat New Albin 10 to 2 at Caledonia’s Houston County Fair as Tom Gittens struck out 10 and collected three hits. Grob added three safeties for La Crescent.

LA Crescent Minn Dakota New Albin Hiawatha Caledonia Houston County Fair Tom Gittens Gary Grob

Bob Below Leads Northeastern Open After 18 Holes

Bob Below of Neenah Ridgeway holds a one stroke lead entering the 18 hole finale at South Hills in Fond du Lac. Below and amateur Al Rudolph of Appleton won the pro am with 68. Bryant Prentice of Green Bay Oneida is one back. Defending champ Anton Paul of Sheboygan shot 79.

Fond DU Lac Bob Below Neenah-Ridgeway South Hills Sun- Gay al Rudolph Appleton Bryant Prentice Green Bay- Oneida Dick Conley Green Bay Charles Beaumont Sheboygan al Steffen Tom Puls Don Stutz Jimmy Lohr Anton Paul

Sussex Trucker Wins Vandalia Handicap Trap Shoot

A 31-year-old trucker from Sussex Wisconsin won the Vandalia Handicap in the Vandalia Ohio windup of trap shooting World Series. Dick Weber broke 100 targets from 21 yards. Dolly Isetts of Kenosha helped Joan Pflueger of Miami to a double shootoff before losing the women's overall championship.

Vandalia Ohio Sussex Wis Dick Weber Dolly Isetts Kenosha Joan Pflueger Miami

Waterford Woman Miss Ziske Finishes Ninth in Heart of America

Joyce Ziske finished ninth at the Heart of America Invitational Golf tournament in Kansas City. Marilynn Smith won the event as Ziske posted a 229 total, nine strokes behind the winner, earning $146.25.

Kansas City Joyce Ziske Waterford Wis Marilynn Smith Miss Ziske

Grovers Capture Playoff Title Over Lanesboro

Spring Grove won the Fillmore County league playoff title by beating Lanesboro 11 to 7 in Houston Minnesota. Dick Seltz hit a second inning homer and Merle Rogstad Nesheim each had two hits for the winners while Jerry Burmiester Carol Mindrum paced the losers with two hits apiece.

Houston Minn Spring Grove Lanesboro Dick Seltz Merle ‘Rogstad Nesheim

Williams Praises Pierce Fastest Pitch in AL

Ted Williams credits Billy Pierce with the best fastball in the American League after Pierce shut out the Red Sox at Comiskey Park. Williams notes Pierce's live fastball and mentions his strong ERA and several 1-0 losses as part of his impressive record.

Boston NBA Ted Williams Billy Pierce White Sox Red Sox Comiskey Park Pierce

For All To See Marciano Moore Title Bout Bookings Climb

Theater bookings for the Marciano Moore heavyweight title bout on September 20 at Yankee Stadium are expected to reach 100 by fight night. The event draws NEA coverage and anticipation among boxing fans.

New York NEA Yankee Stadium

Four Bowling Leagues Open At South Lanes

Competition will begin in four bowling leagues at the South Lanes this week. The schedule includes Monday 7 p.m. South Lanes league and 9 p.m. Men s AFL, Wednesday 7 p.m. Men s Merchants league, Thursday 7 p.m. Sports man s league, and Friday 8 30 p.m. Night Owl.

Merchants League Sportsman’s League Night Owl League

Summit Whitewashes Cole's Valley in Coulee League 5 0

Summit shut out Cole's Valley on three hits for a 5-0 victory in Coulee Region league play. Don skey fanned 16, Gasper added three hits, and Mullenkamp contributed two as Summit tops Cole's Valley 5-0. Cataract crushed North Tomah 18 hits, Potter homered, and Tremain starred for Sparta as multiple league games produced balanced hitting and strong pitching.

Sparta Wis Summit Cole’s Valley Coulee North Tomah St. Mary's Leon Cashton Donskey Cole's Valley Tom Gasper Gasper Ron Hedrick Mullenkamp Vern Butzler Jones Fritz O'Neil Don Thurston al Huber Gale Ruggs Gale Potter Norbert Brandt Jim Murray Richgruber Schmitz Bob Reisinger Dave Reisinger Brigham Tremain Cashion Williams Duane Schmitz Bob van Ruden Carl van Ruden Herb Fox

Judge Green Wins Trophy Over Monkey Fishermen in Putnam

Putnam County Judge Causey S. Green received the Florida County Judges Frishing Trophy not for fish hatching but for addressing the trouble with monkey fishermen. The article notes Putnam waters are troubled by monkey fishermen using an electrical device to stun fish, a practice illegal and leading to many cases on Judge Green’s calendar.

Palatka Fla Putnam County Causey S. Green Florida

Bakkum, Campbell Lead Archers In Blackhawk Bow Championship

Russ Bakkum won the Blackhawk Bow hunter's field archery title with 576 at Seven Elms Field Range. Evelyn Campbell led women with 246 points. Frank Lowry and Frank Taylor followed in Men s Expert. Multiple division winners listed with scores for Hunters Bowmen Archer Bowman and juniors and cadets.

Russ Bakkum Blackhawk Seven Elms Evelyn Campbell Bakkum Frank Lowry Frank Taylor Jim Maier Joe Hellerud Farrar Pahl Hunter Tom Pahl Arnie Gallup al Mathews Glen Galup Charles Campbell Dick Hastings Mrs. Campbell Virginia Hastings Mae Bakkum Fran Snyder Bowman Lora Lind Bob Draeger Ronnie Bakkum John Holt Joan Hellerude Judy Burkart Gary Lowry Roger Pfenning

Independence Tops Blair in Trempealeau Playoff Thriller

Independence edged Blair 5 to 4 in eight innings to take the Trempealeau County league playoff. Willie Smeira logged two hits in four at bats for Independence while W Johnson and Bob Sexe had two hits apiece for Blair. Independence advances to face Blair again Wednesday night for the third game.

Independence, Wis Independence Blair Trempealeau County Willie Smeira W. Johnson Bob Sexe

Michigan State Hopes Footers Will Understand

Michigan State signals described by NEA as Ninowski the quarterback with Badaczewski at center Nauyot as guard Wierbowski at fullback Kowalczyk and Kolodziej in backfield and end roles. The passage notes phonetic challenges for announcers in detailing the action.

Michigan State Footers Lansing Mich Nea Ninowski Badaczewski Nauwokas Wierbowski Kowalczyk Kolodziej Michigan State Acation Hugh Daugherty Joe Badaczewski Frank Nauyok Bernie Wierbowski

Faloney Leads New Duty at Bolling Air Force Base

Baltimore Md Bernie Faloney former Maryland quarterback now holds second lieutenant rank at Bolling Air Force Base. Also stationed there are former Maryland players Chet Hanulak Ed Fullerton and ex Notre Dame players Johnny Lattner and Mel Mavraides.

Baltimore, Md Bernie Faloney Maryland University Canada Bolling Air Force Base Maryland Bolling Chet Hanulak Ed Fullerton Notre Dame Johnny Lattner Meni] Mavraides

No Fishing in Denver Trout Pool Feeds Downtown Cafeteria

A $40,000 trout pool in the Plaza Building pool is an aquarium atop a new downtown cafeteria roof. Diners can watch the fish while eating, but no fishing is allowed. The aquarium forms part of the dining space in the Plaza Building.

Denver Plaza

Packers Fall 16 14 as Steelers Rally in Exhibition

Green Bay led 14 13 late but three Finks passes aided Pittsburgh’s drive. Art Michalik’s late field goal sealed a 16 14 defeat as Blackbourn cites three lapses in pass defense. Deschaine debuted as Packers punter averaging 49.8 yards.

Green Bay Liz Blackbourn Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Steelers Packers New York Giants Cleveland Browns Steelers Jim Finks Tulsa Pittsburgh Art Michalik Packer Eve Finks Ray Mathews Clemson Mathews Michalik Ed Bennet SMU Elbie Nickel Cincinnati Bennet Nickel Packeas Veteraal Joe Walker Steeler al Carmichael Fred Cone Rote Charlie (Choo Choo) Brackins Prairie View A & M Texas Dick Deschaine Menomonee Mich Deschaine Pat Brady Brady

Ohio State Faces Steep Hurdles to Repeat As Big Ten Champ

Big Ten football opens with Ohio State unlikely to defend the title. The Buckeyes lost nine of eleven starters led by Leggett Watkins and Bobo, with a rebuild around Cassady Machinsky Vargo and Parker. Michigan Wisconsin Iowa loom as powers, Purdue Minnesota Michigan State strong, while Illinois Northwestern Indiana vary, and others vie for top spots.

Chicago Ohio State Buckeyes Dave Leggett Bobby Watkins Hubert Bobo Howard Cassady Frank Machinsky Ken Vargo Jim Parker Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Purdue Minnesota Michigan State Illinois Northwestern Indiana Ron Kramer Tom Maentz Lou Baldacci Tony Branoff Alan Ameche Badgers Jim Miller Jim Haluska Cal Jones Jerry Reichow Earl Smith Eddie Vincent Murray Warmath Len Dawson Lamar Sunday Bob

Tony Schwoegler Dies at 69 in Madison Hospital

Tony Schwoegler, a pioneer in bowling, died Sunday at a Madison hospital after a heart attack. He, age 69, won the 1909 ABC doubles title with brother Al as the first doubles team to exceed 1300. The Schwoeglers competed in 46 ABC tournaments. His sons Connie and Mel later ran a local bowling arcade.

Madison Tony Schwoegler Schwoegler American Bowling Congress ABC Connie Mel Schwoegler

Golf Medicine NORFOLK Navy officers hear golf aids daily living

In Norfolk Virginia the Navy air service officers learn from local golf pro John O'Donnell that golf improves daily life. He says it sharpens decision making, self discipline, concentration, and provides walking exercise in an auto era.

Norfolk John O'Donnell Navy Air Service O'Donnell

Denver Bears Thrive After League Switch

Denver joins the American Association after Kansas City enters the American League. The Bears drew crowds strong enough to average over 11,000 fans per game across an eight night stretch, signaling solid park packing in Denver.

Denver American Assn Kansas City Bears

All Badger Football Games Sold Out Before Drills

Bill Aspinwall, UW athletic department official, announced every fall home game is sold out marking a school first. The five game home slate includes Iowa and Ohio State with Illinois and Michigan State on the schedule, tickets go on sale around Sept. 6.

All Badger Bill Aspinwall Madison University of Wisconsin Bill Aspinswall Aspinwall Marquetta Wisconssin Iowa Ohio State Michigan State Illinois

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