Menomonie Edges Logan 48 47 In Tight Rally
Menomonie nipped La Crosse Logan 48 47 after an 18 point lead vanished in the Ranger gym. Orland Larson and Jack Harbour sealed it with late baskets and free throws as Logan rallied behind Bill Stark Gary Gartner and Ralph Tolokken. Logan led 45 44 with three minutes left before Menomonie answered with a Larson bucket and two Harbour free throws. Dave DuMez sparked Logan late. Stark scored 16 for Logan while Dave Oas led Menomonie with 12 and Pat Hammond added 10.
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Ken Blanchard
la Crosse Tribune
Menomonie
la Crosse Logan
Ranger Gym
Pete Hendrickson
Indians
Logan
Bill Stark
Gary Gartner
Ralph Tolekken
Gartner
Orland Larson
Jack Harbour
Dave DuMez
la Crosse Aquinas
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Rangers
Wayne Lukas
Cagers
Larson
Menomonies
Fy Wa
Dave Moe
Stark
Tolokken
DuMez
Dave Oas
Pat Hammond
Steve Rebhan
Oas
Hammond
Moe
Harbour
Sheldon Oo
Koehler
Stanton
Addis
Tylee
Wood
Miyam’o
Varvis
Miyam'o
Jon Mulrooney
Cecil Smith
Prairie du Chien
Regents Approve 181000 Rose Bowl Travel Bill
Minnesota regents approve a 181000 Rose Bowl travel bill covering players officials and the band. The players party costs 72000 the second official group 58000 the band 45000 and the university float 6000. Payments come from Big Ten receipts and Minnesota gate shares.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Regents
Pasadena
Minnesota
Hoeschler’s All Wisconsin Honor Backed by Game Facts
The column defends La Crosse Aquinas halfback Jim Hoeschler as the top All-State candidate, listing game by game stats from Pacelli to Assumption, noting 11 touchdowns and 12 extra points for 78 points to support his selection.
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la Crosse Aquinas
Jim
Jungle) Hoeschler
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Lee Gilbert
la Crosse Times-Review
Gilbert
Times Review
Blugold
Aquinas
Hoeschler
Ray Nibbe
Logan
Darold King
Central
John Michuta
Madison
Pacelli
Regis
Lourdes
Campion
Newman
Assumption
Armstrong Named to Five Man Rose Bowl Committee
Minnesota athletic director Ike Armstrong was named to a five man committee to negotiate a new Rose Bowl contract with the Athletic Association of Western Universities. The panel includes Robert Ray of Iowa John Mee of Indiana Fritz Crisler of Michigan and Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed. The conference also awarded the 1962 league tennis meet to Minnesota with competition set for May 17 19.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Ike Armstrong
The
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Armstrong
Mittee
Robert Ray
Iowa
John Mee
Indiana
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Big Ten
Bill Reed
Eleva Strum Edges Osseo 40 38 in Dairyland clash
Eleva-Strum Central tops Osseo 40-38 after Davis breaks a 38-38 tie. Gunderson leads with 10 for Eleva-Strum. Osseo’s Bagley also scores 10 as Blair defeats Blair 55-48 in another Dairyland matchup. Independence beats Whitehall 51-37 with Halvorson 29 for Independence.
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Eleva-Strum Central
Larry Gunderson
Cardinals
Daryl Bagley
Eleva Strum
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Whitehall
Jerome Halverson
Chuck Christianson
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Caledonia falls in Root River clash at Mabel
Mabel beat Caledonia 56-51 in Root River Conference action as Davis Asgaard scored 23 points and sank four late free throws to seal the win. Mabel moves into a share of the league lead with Peterson, while Vern Heintz and Mike Percucco also scored for Caledonia.
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Davis Asgaard
Mabel
Lyle Besse
Caledonia
Dave Milne
Asgaard
Tribune
Jack Kenward
Minn
Peterson
Jim Sidebottom
Vern Heintz
Mike Percucco
Warriors
Canton, Minn
Norman Gilland
Canton
Spring Grove
Lions
Vernon Heintz
Wisconsin High School Basketball Scores Snapshot
A dense list shows dozens of high school basketball results across Wisconsin and nearby areas, featuring matchups like Menomonie 48 over La Crosse Logan 47 and diverse schools such as Westby, Osseo, Independence, and Blair. The long catalog also includes state and college scores and ends with a note on the requirement of Public Service Commission permits for navigable waterway damming in the state.
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Wisconsin
The
Public Service Commission
City Bowlers Finish Among 1000 Leaders
La Crosse bowlers led by Jim Wais performed well in the National 700 Club telegraphic sweepstakes. Wais set a national record in the Pin Buoys singles with a 706 series, beating the old mark of 689 by Jim McGuire. Frank DeMaria topped the National division with 742, while Art Parr won the Upper Division with 723 and Bob Wigdal was second with 688.
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la Crosse
Jim Wais
Ford Lipovetz
Wais
Jim McGuire
Flint
Mich
Frank DeMaria
Passaic
Tomah High Wins Dual Meet 41-8 Over Portage
Tomah High School remains unbeaten in dual wrestling with a 41-8 triumph over Portage in Tomah Wisconsin. The card featured several Tomah pins and decisions including Durkee Kosch Kimpton Olson Wenker Cavanaugh Tiber Price Maum Winchell Thundercloud and Portage’s Wenker and Haller defeats.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah High
Portage
Wisconsin Dells
John Durkee
Dean Russell
Roy Kosch
Dick Haller
Dennis Kimpton
Dave Weyh
Curt Olson
Jim Alf
Bill Winchell
Dale Crawford
Hvy — Quentin Thundercloud
Ken Rozinski
Brue Ties for 25th in Coral Gables Open Halfway
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee shot a par 71 Friday to reach 140 at the halfway in the $20,000 Coral Gables Open. He sits in a 10 way tie for 25th while four leaders posted 136: George Knudson, Dave Hill, Bill Farrell, and Bill Collins.
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Coral Gables, Fla
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
George Knudson
Dave Hill
Bill Farrell
Bill Collins
Basketball scores from Far West and NBA games
The input lists multiple college match results with teams such as Southern California, Kansas, Colorado, Arizona, Utah State, and others, plus NBA scores including an Angeles game, Philadelphia at Boston, Syracuse at Detroit, Chicago at New York, and Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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Kansas City
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Hawaii
Zierke Leads Chippewa Valley Bowling Meet Standings
La Crosse bowler Bill Zierke tops the fifth annual Chippewa Valley individual match game championships at Wagner's 40 lanes Eau Claire. He holds 4 085 pins at halfway, ahead of Tony Lemke and Wally Wirz, with Don Lutz as first alternate and Chet Wagner as second alternate. Additional top contenders include Bob Wigdal Jim Wais Howie Zunker Eddie Lassek and John Tingvold. Dar win Severson failed to place among leaders with 3758.
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Bill Zierke
Amo
Annupewa Valley
Wagner
Eau Claire
Zierke
Eau Clather la Crosse
Tony Lemke
Wally Wirz
Chippewa Falls
Eddie Lassek
Wigdal
Lassek
Wais
John Tingvold
Zunker
Lutz
Chet Wagner
Darwin Severson
Seneca Triumphs Over Soldiers Grove in Key Valley Match
Seneca, Wis. led 48-47 after three quarters then pulled away in the final period to beat Soldiers Grove 66-58. Larry Wilkinson scored 28 points for Seneca with Bob Ostrender adding 12 and John Leary 10. Soldiers Grove’s Ron Hoff led the other side with notable scoring.
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Houston, Minn
Peterson
Houston
Stan Gudnundson
Don Gorder
Don Carlson
Ron Anwash
Seneca
Wis
Larry Wilkinson
Kickapoo
Gays Mills Dominates De Soto to Lead Kickapoo Valley Standings
Gays Mills crushed De Soto 61-20 as Charlie Petit led with 19 points and the Tigers built a 15-4 first quarter edge. In B games, Gays Mills won 30-18 while Seneca edged Campbell 37-32. Readstown posted a 50-36 win at La Farge to join a four way tie for fifth.
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Walloping de Soto
Tigers
Pirates
Charlie Petit
de Soto
Wauzeka
Viola
Hornets
Fritz Siegenthaler
Jerry Mara
Jim Sanford
Randy Bowell
LA Farge
Readstown
Eagles
Kickapoo
Nick Yuran
Ron Larson
Greg Ferries
Don Trowbridge
Kickapoo Valley
Seneca
Ay Gays Mills
Readstons
West Lima
la Parge
Soldiers Grove
Badger Vanderkelen Voted Another Year
Wisconsin quarterback Ron Vanderkelen of Green Bay was granted another year of eligibility by the Big Ten after missing 1960 with injury and sitting out this year for scholastic deficiencies. Coach Milt Bruhn says Vanderkelen is a strong candidate to replace Ron Miller who graduates.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Ron Vanderkelen
Green Bay
Wis
Vanderkelen
Badger
Milt Bruhn
Ron Miller
Necedah Nips Wild Rose In CL Thriller
Necedah defeated Wild Rose 60-57 in a Central Lakes Conference game. Bruce Decorah hit a late field goal to seal the win, finishing with 21 points along with 17 for Jerry Delaney and 13 for Dick Baumgart.
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Gilmanton
Wis
Fairchild
John Ehlers
Tom Marum
Necedah
Twins sign Allison and Battey to 1962 contracts
Bob Allison and catcher Earl Battey signed 1962 contracts with the Minnesota Twins. President Calvin Griffith of the American League club announced the deals.
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Minneapolis St, Paul
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
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