Reinders and Hesse Tie for Class A Trapshoot Honors
Vic Reinders of Waukesha and H O Hesse of Davenport split Class A honors at the Tri-State trapshoots held at Myrick Park range. They each posted 194 of 200 targets to lead a field that also saw Robert F. Tifft and Merlin J. Davis tied for Class B with 191, sharing $37.50 apiece. Joe Bock of Muscoda and M C Rucker of Tama led Class C and D with 192 and 180 respectively, claiming $40 and completing a prize batch that included several other shooters from Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota. The Wisconsin five man squad won the team title with 123 hits. Continuous cold weather did not deter the Badger shooters from taking the majority of prize money across classes.
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Bangor tops West Salem in centennial baseball clash
Wayne Lottes spun a three hitter as Bangor edged West Salem 2 to 1 in a centennial game. Don Groth homered for West Salem, Bjorkman drove in Bangor runs, and Lottes struck out 10 in a sharp win. Salem meets Onalaska next Sunday at 8 15 p m. BRF beat Tomah 8 to 3 to seize first place in the West Central Wisconsin league after a muddy, rough field game. Ankner y earned the win over Kaiponen in the pitchers’ duel.
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Unshelled peanuts banned at Sherbrooke baseball park
City council ruling bans sale of unshelled peanuts at Sherbrooke baseball park after aldermen warn shells dropped on the wooden floor pose a fire risk. Salted peanuts remain allowed. History note mentions the Manchus overwhelming China in the 17th century.
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Coles Valley Defeats St. Mary's in Coulee League Tilt
Coles Valley beat St. Mary's 5 to 1 in a Coulee league game as Dick Woodworth earned a win and Jim Muehlenkamp contributed a double and a single. St. Mary's Hans Brueggen allowed five runs on eight hits in the loss.
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Vogue Wins and Loses Tilts in Vernon County League
In Stoddard Wisconsin Vogue tavern teams split a doubleheader. Stoddard defeated Genoa 6 to 2 to extend a five game win streak with Ross collecting two hits. In the other game Vogue lost to Fritz Beer Depot 30 to 10 as Reid plus Ott and Ritter led Fritz hitters.
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Tall Tennis trio wins S Open ship event
The trio led by Francis ste Oubeet with Bob and Johnny Goodman captured the S Open ship event. The win crowned their strong performance across a tough lineup at the regatta.
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Sak Federation Club In 2nd Loop Win
Walt Huebner hurled nine innings for the win as Sak Federation Club beat AFL in the second loop contest. Knudson, Mindoro, Gilbert and Roberts delivered key hits as the Labor lineup scored in multiple innings. Little Eight league secretary Knudson notes two other Sunday games tied with Holmen at Onalaska, West Salem at Melrose, and a Thursday Melvina versus Bangor matchup.
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Local Leagues Highlight Busy Baseball Weekend
La Crescent staged a 4 to 13 loss with Nadine and Zumach leading hits while Rick drove in runs and Wetzel added three as Winnebago fell 2 to 6. Brownsville edged Caledonia 8 to 4 with Peterson allowing seven hits and six errors backing him. Houston beat Eitzen 19 hits helped by Hefte Gensner and Treangen.
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Arcadia shuts out Blair 2 0 in Trempealeau league clash
Arcadia pitcher Sobota hurled a four hit shutout against Blair as Arcadia won 2 0 in Trempealeau league play. Moen worked the distance for Blair while Mettlech and Galuska provided Arcadia’s runs on timely hits.
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Lee Rogness
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Softball Doubleheader Canceled by Poor Diamond Conditions
The planned Sunday double header between Heilemans and Austin Minnesota was canceled due to a wet West Avenue diamond. Recent rains left the field unplayable, according to business manager Franke Ith.
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Local Stock Cars Triumph At Galesville
La Crosse drivers swept the top five in stock car finals at Trempealeau County fair grounds Sunday afternoon. Twenty five cars entered, thirteen qualified for the finals. Don Anderson of La Crosse took first place followed by Clayt Bentzen Monte Lether Fred Welch and Lloyd Viner all of La Crosse. Several crashes occurred with Bob Krismer treated for minor burns. Officials were Ted Dusseau Bud Krause and Don Friday.
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