Indians Face Stout In Wednesday Wisconsin Tilt
La Crosse and Stout, both early leaders in the Wisconsin State College Conference, meet Wednesday night at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. La Crosse is 3-2 after a 87-80 win over River Falls. Stout is 4-4 after beating Eau Claire 60-57 and Superior 88-63.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Stout
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
River Falls
Dwain Mintz
Blue Devils
Indians
Eau Claire
Superior
Yellowjack
St. Olaf
Winona
Bethel
Luther
Loras
Gustavus Adolphus
Northland
Hamline
St. Mary’s
St. Thomas
Wisconsin Prep Ques Its Marquette Clash Confidence
Wisconsin coach Johnny Erickson says the Marquette game could be wild while evaluating a quiet team attitude. Siebel may miss with a pulled leg muscle as Wisconsin fights to regain form in a string of injuries and exams.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Johnny Erickson
Marquette
Erickson
Ken Siebel
Winona Cotter at Logan Tonight in Final Preholiday Clash
Winona Cotter visits La Crosse Logan for a late season boys basketball showdown. Both teams carry 3-2 records after five games with Cotter defeating Wabasha St. Felix and Logan losing 54-50 to La Crosse Aquinas. Tipoff is 8 p.m. at the Ranger gymnasium.
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Stout
Platteville
Winona Cotter
la Crosse Logan
Ramblers
Rangers
Cotter
Wabasha St. Felix
Logan
la Crosse Aquinas
Ranger Gymnasium
Most Spectacular Players Share 1962 Honors
In AP poll the most spectacular 1962 college football performers include sophomores Tommy Myers California Gary Wood Cornell Terry Baker Oregon State and sophomore Craig Morton California Each posted standout games Myers hit 15 straight passes in his first varsity game and threw three TD passes in a comeback win Wood topped Princeton with 212 passing yards and three TDs Morton passed for 274 yards and three TDs in a narrow loss Baker racked up 317 total yards and three touchdowns in Oregon State win
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NEW York
Associated Press
Sophs
Tommy (Gun) Myers
Northwestern
Gimpy Craig Morton
California
Gary Wood
Cornell
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Wood
Princeton
Morton
Penn State
Baker
Iowa State
Fox tops AL second basemen in 1962 fielding
Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox led AL second basemen with eight errors in 812 chances for a .990 fielding average. Joe Cunningham and Luis Aparicio also earned defensive honors for the White Sox, while the club posted the top team fielding average of .982. The Twins led with 173 double plays.
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Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Fox
White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Luis Aparicio
Ray Herbert
Aparicio
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Jimmy Piersall
Washington
Elston Howard
Yankees
Minnesota
New York
Twins
Jefson Awarded Valpo Football Numeral
Cashton Wis Charles Chuck Jefson Cashton High School graduate earned a freshman football numeral at Valparaiso University Valparaiso Ind He was an all conference pick in the Scenic Central loop his last two years and played quarterback and end for coach Bill Steinbrecher The Little Crusaders posted two wins and one tie no losses He is the son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Jefson Cashton
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Cashton
Wis
Charles
Chuck) Jefson
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Jefson
Scenic Central Loop
Bill Steinbrecher
Little Crusaders
Douglas Jefson
Wisconsin Defense Focused Prep For Rose Bowl
UW practiced in Memorial Building as coach Milt Bruhn sorted defense ahead of the Rose Bowl against Southern California on New Year’s Day. A 44 man traveling squad was named with Dion Kempthorne listed uncertain due to a stomach ailment. he may join if cleared.
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Wisconsin
Southern California
Milt Bruhn
Sesson
Bruhn
West Coast
Dion Kempthorne
Kempthorne
William Weisendanger
Freeport
Til
NFL
LeBaron
Packers Pressure Key to Edge Giants Says LeBaron
Eddie LeBaron says Green Bay lockers pressure opponents to force errors while New York guards against the bomb. He notes Giants defense and Packers offense as closely matched. LeBaron highlights his 16 TDs and 1,436 yards this season.
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Dallas
Green Bay
LeBaron
Giants
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Packers
City to Form La Crosse Baseball Team Next Summer
Joseph Gohres announced Monday that La Crosse will field a city baseball team next summer seeking league affiliation and a name after incorporation. The organizers include Bill Parizek Roger Held and Chuck Rodell. The club previously played as the Winnebago Indians to promote local youth baseball.
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Joseph Gohres
Gohres
Bill (Booker) Parizek
Roger Held
Chuck Rodell
Winnebago Indians
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