Central Rally Tops Aquinas In Close 57 54 Showdown
Don Weigel Arnie Stearns Pete Wais and Bill Zierke led a city bowling roundup with strong scores across Recreation Lanes Sports Bowl and Pla Mor venues. Weigel rolled a perfect 300 in the Men's Major League at Recreation Lanes while Stearns posted a 737 in the Sports Tavern League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Weigel
Arnie Stearns
Pete Wais
Jim Wais
Bill Zierke
Weigel
Recreation Lanes
Frank Len
Stearns
Leo Heilman
Zierke
Mercantile League
Pete
la Crosse Tribune
Western Wisconsin
Chippewa Valley
Wagner
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Russ Braun
Ron Ambers
Frank Heisman
Bob Wigdal
Hal Hosch
Howie Zunker
ABC
Toledo
Ohio
Paul Kulbaga
Cleveland
Sports Tavern
Sports Bowl
Mercantile
Recreation
Erv Zeisler
South Lancs
Gary Graff
Consolidated
John White
American, Recreation
Marv Riddle
Lutheran
Mercantile, Recreation
Art Loomis
Virg Payton
al McKenzie
Frank Heilman
Art Anderson
Jim Bakalars
Bob Wigda
Rags Wilhelmson
Dick Olson
Jerry Seymour
Harland Maybee
Bruce Wooden
Joe Sierrant
George Motylinski
Hiawatha
American
Merchant
Allen-Bradley Wins Stevens Point Tourney Title
Allen-Bradley defeated Stevens Point 95-83 to capture the Stevens Point Invitational championship. Bill Ruse led Stevens Point with 25 points while Bill Sarver scored 23 for the winners. Winona beat Stout 71-68 for consolation honors. Ripon beat Lake Forest 89-85 in overtime at Appleton in the Holiday Festival. Lawrence defeated Elmhurst 59-45, with Loren Wolf leading Lawrence with 16 points. Paul Sokody scored 34 for Lake Forest and Dick Luzietti led Elmhurst with 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Allen-Bradley
Stevens Point
Winona
Stout
Appleton
Ripon
Lake Forest
Lawrence
Elmhurst
Allen Bradley
Bill Ruse
Bill Sarver
Lyle Papenfuss
Gary Simonson
Bruce White
Paul Sokody
Dick Papke
Mike Mullen
Loren Wolf
Dick Luzietti
Five Kings and Hound Dogs Win Holiday Tourney Crowns
In the La Crosse YMCA gym holiday tournament the Five Kings captured the junior title with a 36-31 win over the Experts as Jim Molstad added nine points. Fred Abraham led the senior division with 79 points in three games for the Five Kings. The Hound Dogs beat the Hilltoppers 53-32 junior final with Paul Dunham scoring 14 while Wayne Olson and Tom Evert each had 10 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Five Kings
Tle
Jim Molstad
Chris Kleinen
Fred Abraham
Hound Dogs
Hilltoppers
Paul Dunham
Wayne Olson
Tom Evert
Across College Tournaments Weekends Highlight Seasonal News
West Virginia edged Memphis State 86 82 in overtime while Iowa beat UCLA 71 65 in the Los Angeles Classic. Tulane, Indiana, California, Stanford, Texas Christian and others posted notable scores across multiple invitational events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Memphis State
Western Kentucky
Tulane
Iowa
UCLA
Southern California
Indiana
California
Stanford
Minnesota
Michigan State
Navy
Georgia Tech
Florida
Georgia
Richmond
William & Mary
Virginia
VMI
Wichita
Baylor
Utah State
New York Univ
Houston
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Texas Christian
South Carolina
Mississippi
Centenary
Middle Tennessee State
Georgetown
Louisiana Tech
Northwestern
Texas Western
Poinsettia
Furman
Citadel
Brigham Young
LSU
Massachusetts
Amherst
Williams
Springfield
Assumption
Mass
Albright
Columbia
American International
Torrance Sparks Raiders Attack Torrance Sparks Raiders Attack
La Crosse Central defeated La Crosse Aquinas 57 to 54 at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium led by Torrance who scored 23 points on 9 of 16 shooting and 5 of 6 free throws. Aquinas challenged with 20 points from Gagermeier and 13 from Michuta but Central held on for the intra city win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Torrance
la Crosse Central
Gary Koelbl
la Crosse Aquinas
Central
Jim Schultz
Torrance
Koelbl
John Sayer
Aquinas
Mary E. Sawyer
Tribune
le Crosse Tribune
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Joe Michuta
Bobby Dunham
Dave Gagermeier
Gary Koellel
Gagermeier
Michuta
Winona
Eau Claire Regis
Dunham
Ron Czechowicz
Roger Griffin
Dan Shannon
Tom Gilbertson
Duke Tyson
Gilbertson
Tyson
Jim Rooks
Rooks
Phil Miller
Schultz
Shannon
Fencner
Fg Ft
Holy
Sayer
J. Michuta
Gagermeijer
Tierney
Griffin
Miller
Iverson
Czechowicz
Fisher
WG Il
FIM Central
Sam Young
Black River Falls
Len Ellison
Whitehall
Jack Kenward
Bowl Column Returns Today
DOWN OUR ALLEY the La Crosse Tribune bowling column by Jim Gunderson returns to sports pages for La Crosse area. It will cover top weekly bowling achievements upcoming tournaments and feature sidelights with input from proprietors and bowlers to boost the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down Our Alley
la Crosse
Citadel Romos 27-0 over Tennessee Tech in Tangerine Bowl
The Citadel Cadets defeated Tennessee Tech 27-0 before 13 000 at the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Citadel surged with a strong rushing attack gaining 241 yards to 71 for Tech as quarterback Jerry Nettles threw two TD passes on eight completions for 137 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citadel Romos
Tennessee Tech
Orlando
Fla
Citadel
Eagles
Jerry Nettles
Floyd Patterson Wins NBA Boxer of the Year
Floyd Patterson, the only man to reclaim the heavyweight title, was unanimously chosen NBA boxer of the year. NBA President Tony Petronella announced the award on Thursday in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Patterson
Providence, R.I
National Boxing Association
NBA
Tony Petronella
Major bowl game lineup and broadcast details
The schedule lists four major bowls Monday with teams records and TV networks. Orange Bowl in Miami features Navy and Missouri with a 12 noon CST kickoff and CBS coverage for an audience of about 76 000. Sugar Bowl in New Orleans pairs 7 3 and Mississippi 9 0 1 at p m NBC telecast with about 61 000. Cotton Bowl in Dallas-Arkansas 8 2 faces Duke 7 3 at 2 30 p m CBS telecast for 5 000. Rose Bowl in Pasadena has Washington 9 1 against Minnesota 8 1 at 4 p m NBC telecast to 103 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Misouri
Navy
Ioan
Cbs-Tv
New Orleans
Mississippi
Nbc-Tv
Dallas
Arkanas
Duke
Pasadena
Calif
Washington
Minnesota
Duke Defeats Warriors In Dixie Classic 86-73
Duke upsets Marquette 86 73 in the Dixie Classic semifinals as Art Heyman leads Duke with 29 points and Howie Hart ties the game at 38 38 before Duke pulls away. Marquette guard Don Kojis tops the visitors with 21. Duke advances to face North Carolina in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Pacific
Fordham
Duke
Marquette
North Carolina
Villanova
North Carolina State
Maryland
Warriors
Raleigh
N.C
Blue Devils
Len Jefferson
Art Heyman
Heyman
Don Kojis
Howie Hart
Doug Kistler
Iwrye
Jefferson
Carter
Sparta Bowling Wednesday League Standings and High Scores
Sparta Bowling League results from Spartan Lanes show teams Kaiser's Cadillac Strom's Monument McCoy Red Rds Sparta Mig Co Sparta Cooties Dodge Davis Shoes and High Six in play. Individual high series include Ed Puenger 833 and Rollie Green 512 with high singles by Dick Humble and Herb Wolter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartan Lanes
Kaiser's Cadillac
Strom's Monument
McCoy Red
Sparta Mig. Co
Sparta Cooties
Dodge-Davis Shoes
League Co. Fanning
Ed Puenger
Dave Peters
Roger Strom
Mick Humble
Wonewoe Five Triumphs In Holiday Doubleheader
Prairie du Sac crushed Royall 79 48 led by Jim Mockler 40 points and Wonewoe beat Sauk City 64 51 with Sam Feldman 14 points Tracy Jennings and Lars Larson 12 each for coach Rog ers Wonewoe Harold Anhold 18 Mick Greene 10 Ron Vieth 10 for Royall in a Friday night state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonewoc
Wis
Prairie du Sac
Wonewoe
Royall
Jim Mockler
Sauk City
Sam Feldman
Tracy Jennings
Lars Larson
Chuck Rogers
Wonewoe Quint
Harold Anhold
Mick Greene
Ron Vieth
Royals
Prairie
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Central Rally
Qim Gundberr
P. Wais
J. Wais
Maine
Rhode Island
Bates
Boston Univ
Harvard
Cornell
Colby
Bowdoin
Um-Duluth
North Dakota
Lincoln
Mankato
Macalester
Concordia
Moorhead State
Oregon State
Seattle
Arizona State
Idaho
Oregon
Portland
Washington State
Wisconsin
San Francisco
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
San Jose State
Loyola
Los Angeles
Pepperdime
Wake Forest
Wyoming
Mississippi Southern
East
Northeast
Okla
Ottawa
Kan
Illinois Normal
Pittsburg
Rockhurst
Washburn
Westminster
Baker
New York
Arkansas State
Ew Enickson
Skk
Rose Street
Torrance Sparks Raiders
The
Paid Lang Syne
Elmer and
Gladys
Sparta
Viroqua
Lucas Gems
Slack
Nelson & K
Miller's Paint
Vf.w. Auxiliary
Axion Construction
K&l
Bill's Pure Oil
Jeanette Delap
Janice Vance
M. Wistenberg
RICE
Radio
la Crosse Cribune
Sauk
LA Crescent
Shamrock Lanes
Mandicap
Ranch Motel
Skelly
Mobil Oil
Bob's Iga
Standard Oi
S&h Sport Shop
Commodore
Midwest Motors
Dick Hinytske
Bill Kerrigan
Wayne Lottes
Ernie Fowler
Bud Yeiter
Don Loechler
Windy Reider
Arnie Shear
Dick Hinytzke
Mueller Climatrol
Schneider
Bob
Coon Valley
Standorf Heating Service
Prairie du Chien, Wis
Flom & Forsyth
Houston, Minn
Joseph Fritsch
Clarence
Minn
George Poerhling
Bangor, Wis
Frank Staats
Onalaska, Wis
Kensmoe Heating and Air Conditioning
Galesville, Wis
Viroqua, Wis
Sampson Heating
Hixton, Wis
ED Kastner
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