Gene Mason Named New Kimberly Coach
Gene Mason, 34, who built Gale-Ettrick High School into a 99-32 basketball program over six years, resigns to become head coach at Kimberly High School next fall. He arrived from Warren Illinois after graduating from Platteville State College in 1956 and guided Gale-Ettrick to the 1960 WIAA state tournament in Madison, with wins over Green Bay West and losses to Wausau and Racine Park.
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Legion Triumphs Caledonia 2 1 In Extra Inning
La Crosse Junior Legion edged Caledonia 2-1 in eight innings as Jack Freitag scored on a passed ball with the bases loaded in the second. Bob Luehne held Caledonia to two singles over six hitless frames, while Luehne and Kreutz contributed key plays to tie and win. Loser Percucco fanned 10 and walked three. The city Legion squad heads to Westby for a league tilt Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
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McKinley Captures Wimbledon Singles Title
Chuck McKinley from St. Louis defeated Fred Stolle of Australia 9-7 6-1 6-4 to win the Wimbledon men's singles, becoming the first American champion there in eight years and the first American winner since Tony Trabert in 1955. Billie Jean Moffitt advances to the women's final against Margaret Smith.
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Twins Edge Tigers In Low Scoring Preseason Tilt
Minnesota defeated Detroit 24-19 as DP McAuliffe Wood and Cash drove in two runs apiece. Colavito doubled for Detroit. Rollins homered for Minnesota. Kaat took the loss after eight innings, Aguirre earned the win. Attendance near 17,444.
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Launderette and Eagles Win Industrial League Games
Launderette and Eagles No 2 keep undefeated records after Wednesday wins in the Industrial League. National division sees Launderette 8-0 topple Holiday Lanes 17-10 at Powell Park and Francksen Marina 6-1 beat French Island Legion 15-10 at Central. Eagles No 2 6-0 defeat La Crosse Cooler 14-8 at Houska Park with Pepsi-Cola 3-2 stopping Heilman’s Local 81 12-7 at Longfellow and La Crosse Police Dept 3-2 edging W. A. Roosevelt Co. 10-9 at Memorial. Key players include Homers-Koblitz, Police, Jack Weber, Local 81, Konop, Cooler, Bill Schulz, Bob Marco, Hall, Marina, Harnish, Legion, Stan McCurdy, Severson, Launderette. Ron Czechowicz of Launderette, Harnish of Legion, and Marco of Marina rapped four hits apiece.
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Powell Park Softball Classic Schedule
At Powell Park two games set for 6 30 p m Johnsons Doughboy Flyers face La Crescent Concrete Co and at 8 00 p m Maple Grove Country Club meets Trane Co In the Class B division Hogan Dairyland Power Co op plays Collins Sign Co
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Two Aces Fired at Maple Grove Golf Course
Two aces were scored Wednesday at Maple Grove on hole No 7. Bill Dotterweich used a 3 iron from 210 yards and James Grenisen used a No 2 wood in two simultaneous hole-in-one efforts. Players in the groups were Dotterweich with David Woods and Terry Esbeck, and Grenisen with Dr. Lloyd Sparkes and Bob Pubeck.
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Winnebagoes Top Stoddard Nine 6-3
In Stoddard Wisconsin the La Crosse Winnebagoes beat Stoddard 6-3 in a Tri State League baseball game. Bill Severson hit a leadoff homer in the fourth and La Crosse added four runs that inning. La Crosse plays Kitze n Sunday at 2 15 p.m. in a league game.
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Tourney Semis Slated Tonight At Tomah Site
Sparta B and E Cues rallied for six runs in the 10th to beat Bangor 10 4 in the 15th annual 12th District semi pro tournament. Black River Falls beat West Salem 11 3 as Lee Paul struck out eight for BRF with Paul homering.
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Friday and Sunday basketball schedule for Tomah and West Salem
Friday at Tomah 7 15 p m Onalaska plays Soldiers Grove and 9 15 p m Black River Falls faces Sparta Sunday at West Salem 6 p m third place game and 8 p m championship.
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Standings for the American League by team records
The standings show New York leading with 48 wins and 29 losses, followed by Chicago and Minnesota, with Boston and Baltimore in middle positions. Detroit, Kansas City, and Washington trail, while Cleveland and Los Angeles sit mid-pack. Thursday results included Detroit beating Minnesota and New York defeating Chicago.
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Coulee Open Tourney Set for Weekend at Onalaska
The Coulee Country Club announces its second annual Open golf tournament on the nine hole course in Onalaska. It expands to 27 holes of medal play with options to split across Saturday and Sunday or complete on Sunday. Merchandise prizes and a set of woods valued at $100 await the champion. Registration available in the pro shop Saturday or Sunday.
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Erasers Win 13th Trane Loop Softball Doubleheader
In Trane Co. Plant League play at four parks Wednesday the Erasers improved to 13-0 by routing the Slipsticks 11-2. Kapanke drove in all five Pencil Pushers runs while homers were hit by Wilcox Hammes Stephan Orioloes Bob Dammon Chiefs Severson and Kimball.
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Braves Box Milwaukee 5 3 San Francisco 3 baseball recap
Milwaukee outscored San Francisco 5 to 3 as Mays Haller and McCovey hit for power. H Aaron and Bolling delivered key RBIs while Cloninger earned the win and Perry took the loss in a 3 02 game.
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Twins Drop Pair in Split with Yankees and White Sox
In a holiday doubleheader, the New York Yankees split with the Chicago White Sox as Whitey Ford pitched a 9-1 win and the Yanks lost 4-2. Detroit swept Minnesota 5-3 and 3-1, while Cleveland beat Boston twice 4-3 in 14 and 7-5. Baltimore swept Los Angeles 7-4. Nellie Fox homered for Chicago. Ford struck out 12 in his ninth win.
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Sorenson Reaches Semi Finals at Colorado Springs Event
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin advances to the semi final round of the 21st Colorado Springs Women's Invitational Golf Tournament in Colorado Springs. She beat Barbara Fay White 4 and 3 in the quarter finals while Janis Ferraris of San Francisco eliminates defending champ Barbara McIntyre 2 and 1.
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Stickler And Aldrich Sailing Regatta Victors
Russ Aldrich won Class C and Gunnar Stickler topped the Snipe class in the Fourth of July Regatta at Lake Onalaska. The La Crosse Sailing Club event faced a challenging day with equipment failures, capsizes, and erratic winds from morning to afternoon, including a canceled morning C race and a three-race schedule for the C fleet.
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Ex Packer Symank Traded to St Louis by Giants
New York Giants sent defensive back John Symank to the St Louis Cardinals for a high 1963 NFL draft pick. Symank, 27, a former Florida player, joined the Giants in a winter deal with Green Bay that brought defensive end Bill Quinlan. Quinlan was later traded to Philadelphia for guard Gene Gossage.
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Dodgers widen NL lead with McMullen grand slam
Dodgers rookie Ken McMullen hit a grand slam as Los Angeles defeated St Louis 10-7, widening their NL lead to 2 1/2 games. Jim Gilliam and McMullen drove in four runs apiece. Ed Roebuck earned the win in relief. Cubs beat the Mets 2-1 and 3-0 with Ernie Banks and Billy Williams keying the comeback. Braves, Pirates, Reds, and Phillies posted victories in a busy NL slate.
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Doerre Hardware Adds New Screen Stock
Doerre Hardware Co located at 302 Pearl St announces a fresh supply of black window screen plus aluminum and galvanized screen options for customers seeking durable screening solutions.
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