McKinley and Ralston land on Davis Cup team
National clay court champion Chuck McKinley and runner-up Dennis Ralston emerge as the only sure bets for the U S Davis Cup squad captain Bob Kelleher may name a four man team for the American Zone semifinal against Mexico in Los Angeles, August 16. The field includes Bill Bond Allen Fox Don Dell Marty Riessen and others.
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Associated Press
River Forest
Ill
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Bob Kelleher
Kelleher
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Los Angeles
McKinley
Ralston
Bill Bond
Allen Fox
Don Dell
Marty Riessen
Frank Froehling
Jack Douglas
Hamilton Richardson
NCA
Clark Graebner
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Riessen
Evanston
Melvina Blanks Camp Douglas In Wildcat 6-0
MELVINA Wis Melvina defeats Camp Douglas 6-0 behind pitcher Mike Schroeder who also adds a triple and a single Doug Dickman two Melvina hits John Arity two of the three hits off Schroeder C Douglas 000 000 000 3 Melvina 102 030 00x 6 8 1 Elsing and Connor Schroeder and Smith NORWALK Wis Coon Valley ends Norwalk win streak 17 3-2 Mathison bests Ko witz Graff two hits Pottinger three hits Norwalk Degenhart 9 6 2
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Camp Douglas
Mike Schroeder
Schroeder
Doug Dickman
John Arity
C. Douglas
Elsing
Connor
Smith
Norwalk
Coon Valley
Tom Mathison
Lyle Kowitz
Paul Graff
LaVerne Pottinger
Mathison
Blihorde
L. Kowitz
Degenhart
Mincher Sparks Twins With Swinging Hot Streak
Don Mincher powered the Minnesota Twins as they topped the Washington Senators 3-2 and won the weekend series 2-1. He belted two solo homers in the victory, added a grand slam earlier, and has hit in eight straight games with six homers and 35 total bases in 31 at bats. Johnny Goryl supplied the decisive homer in the eighth to seal the win.
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Senators
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Vic Power
Onalaska nine tops Tomah 10 9 in Western Wisconsin league
Onalaska outscored Tomah 10 to 9 with winning pitcher Paul Daffinson. Don Winger had a double and a single while Gary Gilbertson drove in four for Onalaska. Tomah’s Lyle Grovsteen homered as Lyle and Ron Gravesteen collected five hits between them.
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Paul Daffinson
Don Winger
Gary Gilbertson
Ron
Lyle Gravesteen
Lyle Grovsteen
County Amateur Golf Tournament Set For Aug 3-4
The La Crosse County Amateur golf tournament will be played August 3 and 4 with a 36 hole medal format. First round is scheduled for Saturday at Maple Grove and the final round Sunday at La Crosse Country Club. Defending champion Bob Johns Jr. is traveling in Europe and cannot defend. Al Steinke, tournament chairman, confirmed the August 3 Maple Grove date after Tribune corrections.
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Twins rally and Indians tumble as long ball fuels late leads
In a busy baseball card, Al Downing won his sixth against one defeat with eight innings of four-hit ball aided by Hal Reniff. A nightcap featured Lopez belting a two run homer for Jim Bouton’s 3-0 lead, but Steve Hamilton earned the win as Richard son’s clutch single at Yankee Stadium sealed the Indians ninth straight defeat. Bob Tillman homered in the 10th for Boston to edge Chicago, while Don Mincher hit two homers aiding Minnesota’s win over Washington. John Goryl delivered the winning run for Minnesota, and Wayne Causey’s sixth inning blast boosted Kansas City over Baltimore. Lary tossed four hits for his first win in over a year as Detroit pounded Angels.
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Dick Stuart
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Dick Radatz
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Washington
John Goryl
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Lary
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Tigers
Versalles
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Rollins
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Goryl
Ee Kline
O'Perry
Rog'nb
Braves Sweep Dodgers in Dairy Day Triple Header
Milwaukee Braves beat Los Angeles Dodgers 7-2 and 13-7 in a milking contest during Dairy Day at County Stadium. Frank Bolling and Frank Funk led for the Braves with cooperative cows while Lee Walls and Frank Howard chased unruly bovines. Bolling won narrowly as Walls protested.
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Green Bay
Foreclosure Sale Notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin
Public auction scheduled for September 6 1963 at ten o'clock in the forenoon on the front steps of the La Crosse County Court House. Property is a 5.0 acre parcel in the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section 30 Township 16 North Range 6 West in La Crosse County Wisconsin. Terms are cash. Foreclosure on mortgage held by Northern States Power Company Credit Union against Thomas E Cooper Beverly R Cooper Gerb Janni Lumber Co d b a Seeman Lumber and Coal Co Household Finance Corp. Also included is order appointing time to hear petition for administration and heirship for Donald O Hildahl deceased with claims deadline October 10 1963 and court hearing October 15 1963.
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Household Finance Corporation
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Paul Wuest
Ruediger & Joanis
Exchange
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Eugene A. Toepel
Steele, Smyth, Klos & Flynn
Lynne Tower
Main Street
Braves Rally Deep in Extra Innings on Page Nine Highlights
Braves beat Sherry in extra innings as Cloninger earns win and Willhite balks. National League scores include Cardwell and Warner in a long 14 inning Chicago at Pittsburgh battle, with Cardwell winning 7-11 and Warner 0-1. Other games noted feature New York, Philadelphia, Houston, St. Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and more.
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Klippstein
Henry
Edwards
Taylor
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L— O'Toole
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Houston
Old Grandads Defeat Misfits 18-9 In Plant League Softball
The Old Grandads outscored the Misfits 18 to 9 at Powell Park on Sunday in the Trane Company Plant League. Korn hit a grand slam for the Misfits, while Marson, Syzman ski homered for the Red Devils and Wagner belted a four bagger for the Cellar Dwellers.
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Nite Hawks
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Red Devils
Korn
Andrews
Misfits
Marson
Syzmanski
Wagner
Yehle
Brandau
Brandt
United States Faces Narrow Loss in Moscow Dual Meet
American track and field team edged by the Soviet Union by five points in a 12-10 event tally, marking the smallest U.S. victory margin in five meets since 1958. Russians praised with thumbs up while American team struggled amid disputes and a weak women’s showing 189-147. Notable wins included Burleson in the 1500, Carr in the 200, Atterberry in hurdles, and the hammer by Connolly, with O'Brien strong in the shot.
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Jim Becker
Moscow
Soviet Union
Valery Brumel
Leach
Cyrol Burleson
Tom O'Hara
Henry Carr
Paul Drayton
Willie Atterberry
Rex Cawley
Jay Silvester
Rink Babka
Harold Connolly
Parry O’brien
Connolly
O’brien
Hawks
Dave Davis
Loomis
Scheck
Severson
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Churchill Star
Hornets Misfits and Devils Roundup Scores
Hornets 2140 310 2-22 113 and Misfits 400 210 8-15 16 with Dwyer Eggers Brandt Korn. Red Devils 022 1000-555 Cellar Dwellers 931 300 x-16 10 with Greener Hotchkiss Biering Engler Stroede.
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Eggers
Brandt
Korn
Red Devils
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Hotchkiss
Biering
Engler
Stroede
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Action
The standings show New York leading with 58 wins and 34 losses, followed by Chicago and Boston in close mail. Weekend results include Minnesota beating Washington, New York over Cleveland in 11 innings, and Boston defeating Chicago in 10 innings.
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Spring Grove And Lanesboro Triumph
Houston 2 17 runs in Root River action as Lanesboro routs Houston 17 to 5. Merle Sorum has four hits including a three run homer for Houston. Chuck Carrier and Tom Flynn double for Lanesboro. Spring Grove edges Dakota 6 to 3 in 11 innings with Spencer Munkel delivering a two run triple. Richard Bjorlo highlights Spring Grove with three hits.
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Merle Sorum
Chuck Carrier
Tom Flynn
Bremseth and Mack
Goode
Hahn
Carrier
Dakota
Spring Grove
Spencer Munkel
Richard Bjorlo
Bruce Ferguson
Lyle Papenfuss
S. Grove
Munkel
Morken
Papenfuss
Beach
New Albin, Lansing, Caledonia Win Games
New Albin defeats Stoddard 8-1 as Darling and Spinner lead the attack. Lansing outscored Waukon 12-7 with Wellendorf homering and Dietrich tripling for the visitors. Caledonia shuts out Bitzen 6-0 as Bauer strikes out 20 in nine. Chaseburg edges La Crosse 4-3 amid a protest over a disputed out of order call.
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Caledonia
Iowa
Stoddard
Stenstein
Stellick
Bunk”Darling
Tim Spinner
Darling
Spinner
Nicolai
Noah
Heiderscheid
Feurhelm
Fink
Waukon
Dude Wellendorf
Dietrich
Cranbeer
Hartley
Terwilliger
Kumlin
Minn
Gordy Bauer
Bitzen
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Sonny Liston Chooses to Retain World Title
LAS VEGAS Nevada AP Awe some Sonny Liston remains a formidable favorite to retain the world heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson in a 15 round return bout at 9 05 p m CDT in Las Vegas The fight will be shown on WKTV radio and in theaters nationwide via closed circuit with about 8000 in person at the Las Vegas Convention Center and many more via outlets.
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Only Wade Ditka Sure Of Bears Jobs For 1963
Chicago Bears coach George Halas said only quarterback Bill Wade and end Mike Ditka are guaranteed spots for 1963. The rest of the roster is open competition. linebacker Larry Morris was late reporting due to a business partner's illness. Several players show lighter weights than last season, including Doug Atkins and Rick Pasares with 261 and 221 pounds respectively.
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Ind
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Bill Wade
Mike Ditka
Halas
Larry Morris
Decatur
Doug Atkins
Rick Casares
Henderson Wins Westby Feature at Southside Speedway
Cecil Henderson of La Crosse wins the feature event at Westby Southside Speedway on Sunday night in a thrilling stock car race. Ken Christenson posts fast time in La Crosse and Keith Holte takes consolation honors. Other heat and consolation results feature multiple La Crosse drivers and Westby entries in a busy program.
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Wis
Cecil Henderson
Westby Southside
Henderson
Ken Christenson
la Crosse
Keith Holte
Dick Jones
Eddie Lunde
Alvin Bat
Glen Henderson
Keith Ostrem
Tamie
Softball Monday Schedule From Powell and Nearby Parks
Baseball fans note a Monday schedule with games at Powell Park Houska Park Copeland Park Central and Trane venues. Teams include Koelbls Bar Glen s Bar Jungles Tavern Bohemian Hall Johns Toby s Bar Schmidty s Tavern Baldy s Bar 400 Club Joes OK Green Gremlins Orioles Tigers Erasers Lab Old Grandads Slipsticks Chiefs and others with make up games listed.
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Koelbl
400 Club
Trane CO
Green Gremlins
Orioles
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Blue Lions
Lueth Park
Tigers
Erasers
Trane Park
Old Grandads
Memorial Field
Slipsticks
Chiefs
Locals Rummage Dresses Bermuda Back Porch Item
A brief local notice describes a rummage sale event at 1104 Rose Avenue on Tuesday morning. Items include dresses and Bermudas as part of a community sale hosted by local residents.
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SPECIALIZED BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED
Various local ads list services including bulldozing backhoe excavation lawn care roofing masonry remodeling and cleaning. Entries cite Beranek Construction Standard Roofing Logan Erickson Gerwitz Construction and others with phone numbers and locations such as 215 La Crosse St and 1707 Jackson. The mix covers pest control upholstery furnace cleaning piano work and mattress rebuilding.
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Gerwitz Const
Lax Woolen Mills Co
George
Ray L. Revor
Jackson Dial
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