Four City Cage Quints In Home Action Tonight
Four city cage teams host games as La Crosse State Central Logan and Holy Cross seek wins after recent losses. La Crosse State meets River Falls at Mitchell Hall at 8 p.m. Logan faces Menomonie at the Rangers gym while Central battles Prairie du Chien Campion at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium and Holy Cross hosts Alma at seminary grounds in 8 p.m. tilts. Local coaches stress defense, rebounding, and continuing runs as teams hope to rebound.
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la Crosse State
Central
Logan
Holy Cross
Mitchell Hall
River Falls
Big Rivers
Menomonie
Rangers
Eau Claire North
Prairie du Chien Campion
Mary E. Sawyer
Alma
Seminary
Phil Hey
Chim
Lea College
River Falls Quint
Rams Defeat Humbles Vikings Rank Despite Injuries
Los Angeles coach Bud Grant admitted Minnesota’s elite status after a 2013 loss snapped the Rams 11 game win streak. Several Rams players injured in the game include Richie Petibon hospitalized with a kidney bruise and out two league games.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Bud Rams
Grant Monday
Rams
Vikings
Richie Petibon
Petibon
Izzy Lang
Larry Smith
Les Josephson
Bob Brown
Jim Nettles
Jack Pardee
Lang
Detroit
Grant
Cleveland
Dallas
Baltimore
Browns
Colts
Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
San Francisco
John Brodie
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Frisco
Dick Nolan
Brodie
Steve Spurrier
49Ers
Chicago
Nolan
Den Duenkel Succeeds With 667 At Sports Bowl
Dennis Duenkel led the Blackhawk League at the Sports Bowl with a 667 on a 280 single game. Bob Fredrickson 626 and Roger Emerson 601 followed. Across leagues, Faas 632 at South Lanes, Butzman 609, Urban 634, Weber 612, Mahlum 610, Andrews 601, Kowal 600, Lahart 557, Jones 546, Hockenberg 543.
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Dennis Duenkel
City Keglers
Blackhawk
Duenkel
Bob Fredrickson
Roger Emerson
Mike Faas
Otto Butz
Curly Urban
Gerry Weber
Percy Mahlum
Andrews
Bob Kowal
Pat Lahart
Alice Jones
Coulee
Gladys Hockenberg
Bowling Results From Sports Bowl League Standings
Comprehensive list of tournament results across multiple lanes and teams with team series, team game, individual scores, and high singles. Notable entries include Jim Davidson leading in high single with 199 and Buck's IGA posting strong team totals.
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Mountain Dew
Fresco
Jim Davidson
Harold Geary
Greg Lachman
Peter Weber
Randy Thorsen
Kathy Miller
Bill Luehne
Randy Spafford
Buck
IGA
Eileen Goyette
Jeanette Schmeckoeper
Sandy Besch
Sharon Snyder
Jean Ipsen
Flossie Moore
Jane Soller
Darlene Miner
Corky Lounsbrough
Hazel Staisberg
Lutheran
Immanuel No. 2
Immanuel No
del Schroeder
Wayne Schmidt
Dennis Duenkel
Ken Jamesson
Willard Tauscher
Dod Lawrence
George Goyette
Roy Franz
John Hoeschele
Carl Nommensen
der Schroeder
Ball & Chain
Coulee Golf
Coulee Golf-Bow
Dick Mulder
Larry Rudser
Jim Johnson
Lucy Mulder
Jean Reneen
Sandy Nelson
Lou Johnson
Bob Kowal
Skogen
Ron Schroeder
Everett Johnson
Curly Urban
Helen Larkin
Harley Lamke
Jerry Tweeten
Wisconsin
South Lancs
Snuffy’s
TableRite Meats
Len Affeldt
Jim Longway
Vern Rybold
Howie Fossum
Jerry Stahl
Jim Block
Bob Rust
Ken Cleary
Ron Peek
Bob Krueger
Clarence Lehrke
Shamrock Lanes
Standard Oil
Marv Greenwood
Bud Yeiter
Dick Nissalke
Jim Miller
Terry Curran
Bob Tschumper
Nix Palubicki
Arnie Shea
Hank Krueger
Charles Boma
Dick Nisselke
Bev Miller
Kay Palmer
Martha Hintzke
Lorraine Erickson
Helen Friedman
Anget Svance
Sharon Schams
Ellen Funk
Helen Hulick
Enid Wardwell
Jane Barton
Pia-Mar
P&j
Coca-Cola
Sylvia Druschke
Ardell Brueggen
Lorraine Hagen
Penny Mahium
Hilda Owen
Kay Risberg
Lorna Farley
Robbie Kostecki
Joan Schurz
Nancy Kaiser
Packers
Chargers
Bill Baxter
Jer Kios
Carl Fewell
Mike Brown
Barb Verdota
Pat Gullickson
Chevyl Baxter
Dixie Fewell
Barb Verhota
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Disciples
Angels
Norma Thomson
Ariene Michaels
Jean Richmond
Mary Helgerson
Clara Nottestad
Georgia Hermanson
Larry Beadie
Gene Bell
Les Munson
Keith Goetzinger
Claire Thomson
Paul Schuman
Coulee
Prairie Dogs
Clayt Cardin
John Fleis
Gil Gilbertson
West Omodt
Rose Mary Malin
Marilyn Hayes
Arlene Omodt
Gladys Hockenberg
Campbell
Harley Jones
Richard Risberg
Mary Lou Rochester
Bernice Whiteman
Gerry Weber
Alice. Jones
Onalaska SR
R.&p
Louis Fee
Bob Newberry
Richard Sullivan
Dale Emery
Teresa Thomas
Nancy Remen
Sherry Lang
Nancy Graham
Teresa June Thomas
Onalaska JR. High
The
Impossibles
Mod Sound
Byron Mitchell
Randy Stuhr
Steve Turner
Terry Fee
Patti Whiteman
Janet Whiteman
Kim Horner
Geri Rochester
Houston Legion
Crescent Inn
Glen Gerdes
Ken Loken
Burt Boldvan
Dick Jacobs
Terry Beach
Bob Potter
Jim Loken
Ed Lemke
Don Dee
Dick Koehler
Burt Bolduan
Arnie
Auto Repair
Marv Bossier
Oscar Goslin
Bernie Englehart
Lovie Clements
Scatterpin
Pia-Mar Lanes
Eversole-Rogers
New Villa
Thomas & Doyle
Lila Neiheisel
Muggs Turner
Eileen Schiffer
Marie Mueller
Ella Pohlman
Pat Lahart
Bantam Stars
Scavangers
Dave Konrath
Mark Johnson
Tom Hellman
Jim Wagoner
Mark Rybold
Randy Bolstad
Gary Burr
MA and Pa Sunset and Outlaws bowling and boxing results
Standings show Ma and Pa Sunset Viroqua team series 3108 Nomads 1108. top individuals include Paul Hertziger 578 and Eunice McClurg 555. Outlaws Sunset Viroqua tallys Edgar's Tin Shack 2327 with Gary Holcombe 538 leading. high singles Hertziger 214 and Holcombe 194. In boxing, Enrique Jana outpoints Lalo Moreno in Sacramento. Richardo Arredondo defeats Alfredo Marcano in Tijuana.
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MA & PA
Sunset
Viroqua
Nomads
Paul Hertziger
Tex Fetty
Mike Harris
Bernard Mick Jr
Blair McClurg
Clarence Sullivan
Eunice McClurg
Laurie Clements
Betty Everson
Esther Sullivan
Darlene Ray
Arlene Mick
Pauy! Hertziger
Outlaws
Edgar
Tin Shack
Gary Holcombe
Jim Cox
Gay Emerson
Marv Christianson
Bob Davis
Martin Everson
Dexter Groves
Bob Johnson
Joe Howell
Neal McClurg
Ted Hase
Jim Terwilliger
Boxing
Sacramento
Calif
Enrique Jana
Buenos Aires
Lalo Moreno
Mexico City
Tijuana
Mexico
Richardo Arredondo
Alfredo Marcano
Caracas
Venezuela
Seaver Sets NL Record With 10-Game Winning Streak
Tom Seaver led the National League with a 10 game winning streak in 1969 and posted 25 victories while posting a 2.21 ERA. The Mets overtook the Chicago Cubs as Seaver did not lose after August 7, and San Francisco’s Juan Marichal topped the ERA with 2.10.
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Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
New York
Seaver
Mets
Chicago
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Gibson
Packers face emotional drain as youth hurts season
Green Bay coach Phil Bengtson cites inexperience and injuries as key factors in a 6-6 record after a 20-7 loss to Cleveland. He stresses emotion follows winning plays and notes Don Horn's tough task filling for Bart Starr, with rookies enriching both lines as third down efficiency slips.
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Green Bay
Packers
Phil Bengtson
Bengtson
Cleveland Browns
Don Horn
Bart Starr
Rich Moore
Loras Cagers Tip St. Marys In Minnesota Action
St Thomas opened with a 24-4 run and defeated Lea College 92-75 in Minnesota state college basketball. Loras of Iowa beat St Marys 77-61, Minnesota Morris topped Southwest State 84-71, and Gustavus Adolphus beat Augustana 84-69. Jim Brewer, Henry Goodes, and Greg Treland led Minnesota in scoring with 15, 14, and 12 while Jack Blum scored 24 for St Thomas.
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Associated Press
St. Thomas
Lea College
Minnesota
Loras
Iowa
St. Mary’s
Minnesota-Morris
Southwest State
Gustavus Adolphus
Augustana
Toms
Lancers
Jack Blum
Howie Wilkins
Lea
Morris
Cougars
Golden Mustangs
Jim Brewer
Henry Goodes
Greg Treland
University of Minnesota
St. Thomas Jayvees
Henry Dulwich
Baby Toms
Y Swimmers Win It Meet Inaugurates New Pool
The La Crosse YW-YMCA swim team opened the new pool with a 367 to 260 victory over Stevens Point in the Central Wisconsin Y Swim Conference. Curt Mosher had three victories while Barb Bakalars Kathy Felber Nancy Losching Barb Shields Molly Van Atta and Bill Van Atta each won two events. La Crosse led by winning 13 of 17 relays and will host Winona next Saturday before trips to Wausau on December 20 and a January 3 meet with Eau Claire.
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la Crosse ‘Y
Yw-Ymca
Stevens Point
Wi‘nona
Wausaua
Eau Claire
Bullets Topple NBA Bulls By 3 In Tight Finish
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Chicago Bulls 125 to 122 as Gus Johnson and Earl Monroe each scored 29. Chicago’s Walt Wesley rallied the Bulls late after an 18 point fourth quarter deficit. Jerry Sloan added 23 for Chicago, while New York’s leading teams saw limited impact elsewhere in the NBA.
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Associated Press
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Chicago
New York
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Bulls
Walt Wesley
Gus Johnson
Earl Monroe
Jerry Sloan
Jimmy Walker
Detroit Pistons
San Diego
Walker
Elvin Hayes
American Basketball Association
New Orleans
Denver
Harley Swift
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Lefty) Melton
Stout
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Mike Heideman
Dave Moldrem
Leroy Young
Dave Aller
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Young
Selbo
Heideman
Aller and
Molchem
Don Gosz
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Marty Schultz
Roger Jerrick
Bob Huber
Campion
Jerry Day
Day
Red Raiders
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Jeff Janksy
Bill Vickrey
Scott Lindseth
Tom Day
Rudy
Janksy
Indians
Don Koepnich
Roger Fisher
Koepnick
Chippewa Falls
Ron Bauerly
Bauerly
Thompson
Jansky
Tollackson
Schultz
den Duenkel
Pla-Mar Lanes
Gram’s Seed Store
Bill Patschall
Geo. Meyer Sr
Fred Jacobson
Gene Jirsa
Howard Borger
Phil Husebo
Gene Harding
Gary Davis
Miles Olson
Don Moulis
Rob Roberts
John Moeschele
Lyleba
Nelson Clothing
Gas Clothing
Les Pralle
Carl Wimberly
Stan McCurdy
Cliff Heimke
Izzy Schaub
Dick Pfennig
Paul Peterson
Bruce Hines
Ted Molzahn
Warren Hanson
Tom Emery
Ken Crots
Toledo
Robert Jackson
Vernon Turner
la Crosse
Skating Club
Pepsi-Cola
Sandy
Dolly Madison Dairies
Charlie Kearns
WKTY
Steve Carlton
Cardinals
St. Mary's
Sea Hawk
Girard Perregaux
Ora’s
Pearl St
Russell J
Seweler
Jay ST
NBA Bulls
Bucs
Jimmy Jones
Steve Jones
Spencer Haywood
Larry Jones
Gamble
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sos
IMC
Plomia
Imperial
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Illinois
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