Central and Winona Renew Rivalry In Big Nonconference clash
La Crosse Central faces rival Winona Thursday in the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Both teams bring depth and double figure scorers with Central riding a four game win streak and Winona a three game run. The game carries prestige as one of Minnesota’s top high school programs.
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Viv Salsman Rules Galesville Pin Topplers Bowling Night
Viv Salsman bowled a 553 series at Galesville Lanes in the Pin Topplers League. Highlights include top team scores for Ladies Pin Topplers Beaver Builders 2410 and Badger-Olson’s 2613 with individual high games and series across several teams and bowlers.
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Marquette Beats Yale in Evansville Invitational Clash
Marquette overcame Yale 74 to 68 to reach the Evansville Invitational final against Evansville. Tom Flynn led with 20 points, Bob Wolf had 18, and Yale's Bert Broadfoot scored 20 as the Warriors recovered from a first half deficit to claim a fourth straight win.
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Patschull Retains No Tap Meet Lead
Bill Patschull leads the No Tap bowling tour at the Sports Bowl with 788, 17 pins ahead of Ron Graves's 771. George Goyette sits third with 733, followed by Don Lutz 732 and Everette Dayton 726 as the event winds down with the final Sunday, Jan. 2. The handicap format awards a strike for every nine-pin count.
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Kendall bowler leads with 501 series at Siebecker's Lanes
Sherry Neitzel rolled a 501 series to top Kendall bowling Monday night at Siebecker's Lanes. Eve lyn Milne posted 482, Belva Larson 475, Pat Nelson 474, and Carrie Pasch and Ella Wopat 473 each.
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Army Beats UW 4-2 In Hard-Fought Hockey Victory
Army defeated Wisconsin 4-2 Tuesday night after a penalty-filled third period and a late Badger push. Army kept control with goals from key players and survived a Wisconsin rally to seal the win at their arena.
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La Farge Edges Kickapoo In Overtime Thriller
La Farge defeats Kickapoo 62 59 in overtime as Kennedy adds clutch baskets and free throws. Kickapoo's Eide scores 23 to rally from a large halftime deficit. Wad dell leads La Farge with 26 points.
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Rooney Fires Mike Nixon After 2-12 Steelers Season
Pittsburgh owner Art Rooney dismissed head coach Mike Nixon after a 2-12 season marked by injuries inexperience and quarterback troubles. Nixon and assistants were fired as Rooney began interviewing candidates while noting Nixon’s one year agreement and Nixon's lack of surprise at the move.
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PGA St Paul Open set for Keller Course July 14 17
The Professional Golfers Association announced the St Paul Open will be held July 14 to 17 at Keller Course in St Paul Minnesota. The event brings professional players to the area for a four day tournament at a premier course controlled by the PGA.
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ST. Paul
Professional Golfers Association
Ga Crosse Tribune Dec 29 1965 Crime and Society Brief
The Ga Crosse Tribune reports brief items from December 29 1965 including local community actions and notices with concise updates on public affairs.
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