City High Football Teams Set for Openers Next Weekend
La Crosse Tribune notes three city programs Logan Central and Aquinas prepare for Sept 6 7 openers at Memorial and Swanson fields. Central meets Chippewa Falls while Aquinas keys on Bob Sciborski and Mike Davis as new lineups form under first year coaches.
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Logan Rangers select Ron Johnson as Logan High moves to wing-T
Logan High hires Ron Johnson as head coach with 11 lettermen returning from 1962 4-4 squad. He brings assistants Jack Fendt Bill Towner and Mel Fritz plus former Logan linemen aiding drills as Luther College and La Crosse State football work continues.
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Central Red Raiders hire Glenn Wildt as football coach
Glenn Wildt takes his first head coaching job at Central with a 98 man squad. He returns to a program aided by assistants Carl Miller Dick Hackett and Dave Silcox and a roster boasting nine returning lettermen from a 7 0 1 season.
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Stengel Dodges Answer On Mets Exit Plans
Casey Stengel avoids confirming whether he will return as Mets manager next year. He cites improving pitching and catching but says more hitting and defense are needed. Owner George Weiss says Stengel will return if he wants to, while Stengel notes Weiss is the boss and contract runs out season end. The Mets trail 42 91 with 29 games left after a 3-1 loss to the Braves.
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Aquinas Junior Varsity Roster Listed for Aquinas
The Aquinas junior varsity includes players Frank Topinka Eugene Mitby Mike McConaghy Mike Weber Mike Counterm an Richard Pitz Tom Weise Steve Lathrop Mike McGovern Greg Koelbel James Bott Terry Hass Tom Skemp Tom Eagon Mike Weigel Tom Forer Jim Patros Russell Skifton Mike Haggerty Greg Roraff Dick Fitzpatrick Tom Bischel Jim Kasten John Fox Rich Przyworski Gerard Donnelly Jack Gagermeier Bill Dvorak Donald Sexauer Jim Mutch James Poehling John Topinka Jim Finn John Zahn Hal Young Team managers Paul Poehling John Uhler Ed Flock Dean Koenig.
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Cporte a a la Crosse Tribune August 31 1963
The clipping notes delivery of the Cporte a la Crosse Tribune on Saturday August 31 1963 with delivery to the RFD on September 3. It records a newspaper delivery detail for readers in rural free delivery areas.
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Twins Continue Home Run Binge
Harmon Killebrew ties for AL home runs with his 33rd while Camilo Pascual earns his 18th win as the Twins crush the White Sox 5-3. Bob Allison homers for his 30th, setting AL records with 24 homers in 10 games and 20 in six. Yankees beat Orioles 4-1 behind Al Downing. Cleveland tops Detroit 5-4 to end the Tigers’ streak.
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Baseball Standings and Results From National League and AL
Baseball standings show American and National League leaders with records and games behind. Friday results include Los Angeles over Kansas City and Cleveland over Detroit among others. Upcoming games feature matchups across both leagues with multiple doubleheaders listed.
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Long Beach Emerges as Favorite in Legion Series
Long Beach Calif pounded Memphis 12 3 in a symbolic move to the favorites role at the American Legion Junior Baseball World Series. Oma ha beat Greensboro 2 1 and Evansville downed Somerville 5 2 as both losers were eliminated. The report notes other odd facts about birds.
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Eagles No. 1 Clinches Industrial League 16 Inch Tourney
Eagles No. 1 defeated Francksen Marina 10 to 8 at Powell Park to claim the Industrial League 16 inch softball tournament. Bob Marco homered and Chris Tianson led the losers with four hits while Dave Loomis collected four for the champion squad. Preliminary games featured Launderette over La Crosse Rubber Mills 22 to 8 and several forfeit and close wins at Powell Park and Central.
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Slender Dave Hill Leads Denver Open After Round Two
Slender Dave Hill held a one stroke lead at 135 as the Denver Open at Denver Country Club moved into the third round. Jay Hebert tied a record with 64, while Al Geiberger and Ken Venturi joined him at 136. Charles Coody carded a hole in one on the 12th and finished with 144.
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Betty Swanson Wins Minnesota Women’s Amateur Title
Betty Swanson of White Bear won the Minnesota Women’s State Amateur Golf Tournament at University Golf Course with a 19-hole victory over Dar lene Anderson of Minneapolis. Swanson erased a three-hole deficit after eight holes and recovered from an earlier back injury. In semifinals she beat Jody Gumlie 2-up while Anderson overcame Pam Michaeloff 7 and 6.
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Cicada Retires From Racing As Top Money Winner
Cicada, the world’s leading money earner, retires after a career that earned $783,324 with 23 victories in 41 starts and top honors for 2 and 3 year olds.
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Dodgers Deepen NL Lead With Drysdale Victory Over Giants
Don Drysdale pitched nine hits and drove in the tie breaking run as the Dodgers beat the Giants 3-1 to stretch their NL lead to seven games. Jim Gilliam drove in the other two Dodgers runs while Marichal took the loss for San Francisco.
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Kubiak Fires Ace At La Crosse Country Club
Harry Kubiak carded a hole in one on the 192 yard No. 7 hole using a No 4 iron en route to a two under par 34 for the front nine at La Crosse Country Club. Playing with him were Dr George Ellenz and Trif Haritos. The foursome ahead let them play through.
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Warmath Opens 1963 Gophers with 13 Lettermen Back
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath schedules a 1:30 p.m. photo session as 80 players report for fall drills with only 13 lettermen, the program's smallest veteran group in a decade. Practice begins Monday ahead of the Sept. 28 season opener versus Nebraska.
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Chisox Protest on Minnesota Game Start
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez announced a protest after plate umpire John Flaherty ruled Floyd Robinson out for interference with Earl Battey during a second inning collision at home plate. Robinson appeared to swing at Pascual’s pitch and contact Battey’s arm as Tom McGraw attempted to steal second.
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