Aquinas Logan Set For Thursday Showdown In La Crosse
La Crosse State College, 6 0, hosts Great Lakes in a non conference clash at 8 p.m. in the campus gym. Don Peth leads La Crosse with 135 points in six games while Great Lakes features Frank Ehmann and Bill Ellis among tall scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State College
Great Lakes
la Crosse State Gymnasium
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Winona
Bill Ellis
Sailors
Ehmann
Lee ‘Woods
Chuck Rogers
Jim ‘Washington
Nick Manuch
Joe Counts
Jack Steiger
John Chapleau
Crane Jr. College
Navy Pier
Ft. Sheridan
St. Kanhetes
Badgers Fall to SMU 75 62 in Madison
Wisconsin and Southern Methodist met at Madison as the Badgers trailed after a 35-33 halftime, with Jim Krebs scoring 23 points and Joel Krog 18 as SMU pulled away after intermission to hand Wisconsin a 75-62 defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Southern Methodist
Badgers
Notre Dame
Krebs
SMU
Stiles
Water S
Jim Krebs
Joel Krog
Rizow
Ron Morris
Krog
Borland
Dick Miller
Martins
Curt Mueller
Northwestern and Eagles Fire Coaches in Shakeup
Northwestern University and the Philadelphia Eagles dismissed head coaches and several assistants after a season of poor results. Lou Saban at Northwestern and Jim Trimble with three aides were fired. Kenneth Mollenkopf was promoted to head coach at Purdue. Stu Holcomb named to Northwestern athletic director, while Jim Tatum and others were linked to potential moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Philadelphia Eagles
Northwestern
Lou Saban
Pro Eagles
Jim Trimble
Kenneth
Jack) Mollenkopf
Purdue
Maryland
Jim Tatum
College Park
Tatum
Trimble
North Carolina
George Barclay
Stu Holcomb
Purdue University
Saban
Bud Svendsen
Nathan Johnson
George Steinbrenner
al Pesek
Kenneth Mollenkopf
Frederick L. Hovde
Mollenkopf
Indiana
Stu Holcombe
Unifax
Holcomb
Illinois
Dal Ward
University of Colorado
Ara Parseghian
Miami
Ohio
Bowling Green
Philadelphia
Eagles
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Across The Nation
A compilation of college basketball results featuring Ohio State defeating Oklahoma 89 to 68, SMU over Wisconsin 75 to 62, and St. Louis routing Indiana 86 to 15. Other highlights include Texas Western 58 over Creighton 57 and New York University 95 over Kings Point by margins reflecting a busy day across conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Indiana
Wichita
Nebraska
Drake
Kansas State
Texas Western
Creighton
Omaha University
South Dakota
Central Michigan
Ferris Institute
Capital
Ohio Wesleyan
Wayne
Saddler Stops Gallardo in Rough Non-Title Bout
Featherweight champion Sandy Saddler stopped challenger Dave Gallardo in a rough non-title fight in San Francisco. Gallardo failed to answer the bell for the seventh round after a sustained beating in the scheduled ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sandy Saddler
Dave Gallardo
Los Angeles
Big Ten Basketball Suffered Shellackings This Week
The Big Ten endured several losses as Iowa, Indiana, and Wisconsin were defeated by non-conference foes. Michigan State remains unbeaten and opens tonight against Southern Illinois while Ohio State led by Robin Freeman defeated Oklahoma 89-68. Iowa lost 60-57 to Colorado and Indiana fell 86-75 to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Big Ten
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Robin Freeman
Colorado
St. Louis
Michigan State
Spartans
Southern Illinois
Illinois
Notre Dame
Freeman
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Buckeyes
Collorado
Carl Cain
Hawkeyes
Buffaloes
Vicki Vukovich Falls to Third in All Star Bowling
Vicki Vukovich of Milwaukee slips from second to third after 12 games in the women's division of the National All-Star tournament in Chicago. She posted 745 in the third four game series for 2 311 total, three pins behind Doris Porter. Dolores Wroblewski of Detroit leads with 2 348 after a 738 four game score. Lubanski tops the men with a six game 1 343 and 3 864 across 18 games, 78 ahead of Tom Hennessey of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vicki Vukovich
Milwaukee
Secretary
Doris Porter
Los Angeles
Dolores Wroblewski
Detroit
Lubanski
Tom Hennessey
Ray Bluth
Brentwood
San Francisco Dons Top AP Basketball Poll
The University of San Francisco Dons are ranked No. 1 in the AP poll, earning 910 points with 60 first place votes. North Carolina State rises to No. 2, Kentucky drops to No. 12, Temple moves to No. 11, and Marquette visits Chicago to face San Francisco in the DePaul Invitational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of San Francisco Dons
Associated Press
San Francisco
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
N. C. State
Kentucky
Temple
Dons
Chicago
Marquette
Duquesne
Intra City Clash Opens Six Game Series At Mary E Sawyer Auditorium
Logan and Aquinas meet in the first of six intra city prep games at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Logan brings a 6-1 record while Aquinas rides a 5-0 streak. Standouts include Logan's Lind Lubinski Loomis and Aquinas sharp shooters Nockles Skemp Halaska Weber. Central meets Menomonie Friday following the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Aquinas
Mary E. Sawyer
Rangers
Rod Martin
Johnny Machuta
Winona Cote
Aquinas J
Cotter
Minnesota
Dick Lubinski
Dave Loomis
Jim Lind
Lind
Jack Nockles
Dave Skemp
Bob Halaska
Mike Weber
Central
Menomonie
Indians
Badger Star Second In Big Ten Scoring
Robin Freeman of Ohio State leads the Big Ten scoring race with 147 points in four games after a streak of high scores. Dick Miller of Wisconsin is second with 78 points, followed by Frank Howard of Ohio State with 61 and other players including Dick Mast of Northwestern and Ron Jecha of Purdue in the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Freeman
Dick Miller
Wisconsin
Frank Howard
Northwestern
Dick Mast
Purdue
Ron Jecha
Archie Dees
Indiana
Curt Mueller
Mueller
Dees
High School Basketball Scores From Recent Games
Muscoda defeated Weston 57 to 49 Casville beat Cuba City 65 to 56 Oshkosh earned 76 to 39 over Ripon Ithaca 59 Lowe R 47 Watertown Northwestern won 75 to Beaver Dam Wayland 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Muscoda
Weston
Casville
Cuba City
Oshkosh
Ripon
Ithaca
Lowe R
Watertown Northwestern
Beaver Dam Wayland
Recreation Basketball Classic League Schedule
Longfellow hosts High Spots at 7:00 pm, Vern's plays 5- Mile House at 8:00 pm, La Crosse Rubber Milla faces 8 and H Sport Shop, Quinn's Peter Nelson and Gon Sport Shop vs. unknown opponent.
Marquette Faces Miami Ohio With Banged Up lineup
Marquette hosts Miami of Ohio as key players cope with injuries. Jay Schauer predicts sidelined by a back injury while Terry Rand hobbles with a limp and may not play full time. Gerry Hopfensperger recovers after a hospital stay. Don Bugalski and Bob Walczak remain healthy starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Marquette
Miami
Ohio
Jay Schauer
Jack Nagle
South Dakota State
Schauer
Terry Rand
Warriors
Nagle
Rand
Gerry Hopfensperger
Hopfensperger
Don Bugalski
Bob Walczak
Area Basketball DEC 13 Dec 14 Matchups Listed
The page lists DEC 13 basketball pairs including Wilton Bangor Hixton West Salem Blair Holmen Arcadia Independence Black River Falls Marshfield Augusta Cadett Osseo Eleva-Strum Alma Center Neillsville Ontario Wonewoc De Soto Viola La Farge Seneca West Lima Gays Mills Wauzeka Soldiers Grove New Albin Mar Mac Rushford Spring Grove Peterson Caledonia Madel Houston Canton Harmony Wykoff LeRoy DEC 14 matchups Nekoosa Mauston Dec 15 Jericho near Jerusalem noted 3500 feet below Holy City and 640 feet below sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Bangor
Hixton
West Salem
Blair Vs
Holmen
Arcadia
Independence
Black River Falls
Marshfield
Augusta
Osseo
Eleva-Strum
Alma Center
Neillsville
Ontario
Wonewoc de Soto
Viola la Farge
Seneca
West Lima
Gays Mills
Wauzeka
Soldiers Grove
New Albin
Iowa
Mar
Wells Gray Miller Will Play In Shrine North South Game
Wisconsin guard Wells Gray and quarterback James Miller are signed to play for the North team in the Shrine College All Star Game on December 26. Gray captained the Badgers this season and Miller scored six touchdowns for Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Gray
Miller
MIAMI
James Miller
University of Wisconsin
Gray
Badger
Wisconsin
Omaha Coach Keeps Players On Floor At Half
Omaha University coach Jack Cotton kept his team on the floor during halftime after trailing South Dakota 30 to 22. The Indians shot at the free throw line throughout the break, refusing a pep talk, and the tactic paid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha University
Jack Cotton
South Dakota
Indians
Cotton
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.G
Orrin B. Ross
Charley Murray
Don Peth
Tomah
Peth
Luther
Mankato
Superior
X & Bob Olson
Ed Winiarski
Lee Kempf
Olson
Winiarski
Kempf
Gene Sodersten
Tom Giomberti
Rollo Taylor
Bill Russell
San Francisco den
Russell
Mustangs
Southerners
the Associated Press
The
Superior Wis
Northern Michigan
Burlington
J. C
Penn Iowa
Western Tinois
St. Ambrose
Moorhead
North Dakota
Providence
Tufts
South Kentucky
DePaul
Wake Forest
Virginia
Mississippi
Arkansas State
Florida
Tampa
Mississippi State
Southwestern Tenn
Miami Fla
Loyola la
Murray State
Middle Tennessee
Georgia Teachers
Morningside
Knoxville
Kentucky State
Berea
Union
Southwest Rice
Louisiana State
Oklahoma A & M
Baylor
Texas A & M
Tulane
Far West
Tout
Mini
Tost
Indiana State
Saddler
Big Ten BB
Jerry Seymour
Bub
Seymour
Vince Suchomel
Waldo Dohring
Dick Ghelfi
Russ Braun
Bob Wigdahl
Andy Anderson
Ted Knudson
Don Weigel
al Barris
Bugges Knutson
Art Anderson
Ear Gees
al Rickson
Bob Mehren
Art Loomis
Fo. U
Recreation Alleys
Yankees
Boilermakers
Dodgers Hawkeyes
Red Sox
Gophers
Braves
Hoosiers
Cubs
Illini
White Sox
Wildcats
Tigers
Pirates
Wolverines
Maroons
M. Metzger
A. Krueger
Huskers
B. Evenson
D. Rossier
T. Emery
Scott
E. Johnson
A. Kelly L. Myer
M1. Bossier
L. Fairbanks
Men's Eagles League
Hoeschler’s Realty Jorstad Boats
Handicap Ranch Motor
Yellow Cab
Walt
Walt's Jic Jae
Skelly Oil Co
Midwest Motors
Badger Inc Bro
Roth Flor-Martil
M. Zumach
Stepkal
Dahl Motors
J. Gilles
WV. Dawes
Ora's Shoe Store
D. Ahrens
R. Boehm
Borden'’s Milk
Kistler
Bacon
Skogen Groce
Ona
H. Rybold
Grob
Milo Zumach
Schumacher
Heileman
G. McKenzie
G. Myer Jr
C. Staddler
Helfrich Const
S. Baures
Peerless Squawkers
Merchants League
Ben's Super Station
Handicap Furniture Mart P and
W Washerette
Eagon Ins
Harvey's Bakery
Hobbing
Wengel'’s Tavern
Naas Clothing
Nelson Clothing Co
Butzman
G. Nesseth
O Mueller
Roth's Flor-Mart
Tanke
Nordlie
H. Hoff
Kreuzer Furs E Strittmater
C. Searle
Id Luell
B. Vondrashek
M. Turner
L. Myer
H Schultz
L Pralie
M. Brieske
McKee
Don Luell
Venson
R. Stein
Cc. Park
N. Books
Ladies Commercial League
Jamma's
House of Jags
Franklin Tron Wks
Dad's Root Beer
Schuette’s Keglers
Pepsi Cola
Hoch & Son Ins
Geisers
Hutch's Hangmen
Lund’s Flowers Smierdzuby
Booze Hounds
Peerless
K. Schmits Oda
Eflaine Knutson
S. Kwane
R. Pampuch
Click Dist. Co
Alley Cats
Squirt
HBO
Haley Rollers
Maple Busters
Chicken Little Harvey's Bakery
Hejseman
B. Temte
Farnam
M. Farley
Steinmets
la Crosse Bot. Co
C. Bott
Sports Bowl
Mel Farley
Bonnie
Setler-Shanley
G. Reed
B. Laufie
J. Smith
E. Currie
South Lancs
R. Smaby
W. Holter
Kraft Lumber
E. Wright
U. No
Ana
Hafner
C Craven
M. Landsinger
Snider
Peter Nelson
Ben High
Rita Hafner
Ladies Powder Puff League
Wigwert Bros
Teamsters
Vick's Motel & Bar
Heileman’s
Crescent Jewelers
Butchers
Roth Flor-Mart
FE U
P Bricklayers
Johnson Motor Co
la Crosse Tribune High
Pepsi-Cola
E Allen
Germanson
Purdy
Nerby
Gordie Olson
F Strittmaier
D. Hanson
Meyer
A. Jacobson
Loeser
A. Pfaff
Wiggert
Neal Motors
Delores Hanson
Eagles Merchants
Sportsman's Bar
Crescent Inn
Boney's Market
Rose's
Reider's Stand
L Greenwood
L. Michel
Tri-State Printers
M Kerrigan
St Ske
Schreier's Grocery
Slater
Peerless Beer
Charlie Satek
Bill Woodard
F. Wehrenkamp
John Hotchkiss
Bob Larkin
Bob Schultz
Frisco
Utah
Arizona
Alabama
Dayton
Brigham Young
Vanderbilt
Holy Cross
State
Tee
Red Raiders
Madison Central
Gar Ammerman
Ammerman
Badger Star
Sport Shop
Belle Howell
Wilshire
Jericho
Jerusalem
Holy City
Ford
Goodyear Service Store
Dial
Gutzel- Weuer Oisellery
Loubverle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!