YMCA Pool Class Enrollment Note
Parent or guardian submits in person registration for a swimming course at the YMCA. Acknowledges pool rules and assigned tasks, and notes no class on Wednesday the 12th.
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YMCA
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
12
Lombardi Says Best NFL Finish Is First or Last
Milwaukee AP story notes Vince Lombardi believes in finishing first or last to win titles while dreading a last place finish. He cites tradition as a hurdle and praises Paul Hornung as a leader though Hornung is suspended. Earl Gros eyed as halftime back option for Hor nung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Packers
NFL
Gros
Hornung
Paul
Green Bay
Earl Gros
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Kodak Instamatic Campaign Promotes Gift Cameras
June focus highlights Instamatic 100 300 and 400 cameras as ideal gifts for graduates weddings Father's Day and birthdays. Prices under 16 45 and 53 dollars with features like drop in loading automatic exposure control and motorized film advance. Moen Photo Service at 313 Main and Village Shopping Center offers service and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moen’s
Moen Photo Service
Packers To End Thanksgiving Game After 1963
The Green Bay Packers will terminate the traditional Thanksgiving Day game with the Detroit Lions after the 1963 contest. Coach Vince Lombardi said the game will rotate among other NFL teams but stay in Detroit. He cited little added value and travel difficulties as reasons.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Lions
Detroit
Lombardi
Packers
Glen's, Bohemian Hall Still Unbeaten in Tav ern League
Glen's and Bohemian Hall remained undefeated after Monday night wins. Glen's defeated Jungles 26-3 at Powell Park for its fourth straight, while Bohemian Hall beat Dugan's 14-5 at Copeland Park for its third in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen's Bar
Bohemian Hall
Glen's
Jungles
Powell Park
Dugan
Joe
Patschall
Sheehan
John’s
J. Zahn
Eastman
Lassig
Baldy
Davidson
Toby
Bud
Dick Smith
Glen’s
Lathrop
G. Swan
Schmidty
Christiansen
Severson
Marco
Rendler
Stan McCurdy
Wilhelm
Schomers
Schroeder
War Over Track Control Rages Across Colleges
The ECAC bans athletes from AAU nationals where the U.S. team for Russia will be chosen, prompting fear of a canceled Moscow trip. AAU and federation leaders battle dual sanction while Big Six and Stanford voice tension over sending a substandard team. The AAU nationals are set for St. Louis June 20-21 to select the U.S. squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Moscow
Eastern College Athletic Conference
U.S
Russia
California
Payton Jordan
Jordan
Stanford
ECAC
AAU
Asa Bushnell
Douglas MacArthur
Cathlon
General MacArthur
U.S. Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Earl Blaik
Army
MacArthur
Pinky Sober
Track and Field Federation
ITFF
Tom Hamilton
Big Six
San Francisco
St. Louis
Michigan quits WBA membership over Lane title bid
Muskegon Michigan AP The Michigan State Athletic Board of Control chief David I Gudelsky and heavyweight Cassius Clay clash with the World Boxing Association amid a dispute over Kenny Lane a lightweight title shot Ortiz must sign by June 2 or lose his crown The WBA traces to the old N B A Ortiz 26 won the title from Joe Brown a year ago and has defended it twice Lane and Ortiz have split two prior bouts with Lane winning once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
David I. Gudelsky
Michigan State Athletic Board of Control
Cassius Clay
Gudelsky
Michigan
World Boxing Association
Muskegon
Kenny Lane
WBA
Gudeslsky
National Boxing Association
Ortiz
Lane
Joe Brown
Muskegon Southpaw
La Crosse Sports Car Club Meets at Delta Motors
The Sports Car Club of La Crosse meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Delta Motors to discuss activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sports Car Club of
la Crosse
Delta Motors
Regional Baseball Style Scores From Multiple Leagues
The report lists results across several leagues. International League games include Richmond 3 Indianapolis 2 and Buffalo 8 Columbus 7. Pacific Coast League shows San Diego 8 Dallas-Forth Worth 4. Northern and Midwest League games feature St. Cloud 5-2 and Clinton 15 Waterloo 4 respectively.
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Richmond
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Arkansas
Toronto
Jacksonville
Syracuse
San Diego
Dallas-Forth Worth
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
St. Cloud
Bismarck-Mandan
Clinton
Waterloo
Quincy
Dubuque
Wisconsin Rapids
Guad Cities
Fox Cities
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Decatur
Erasers Extend Streak With 10-5 Softball Win
The Erasers claimed a fifth straight Trane Co. Plant League win by defeating the Orioles 10-5 at Powell Park to sit alone in first while Green Gremlins beat Hornets 16-5 and Lab moved to 4-0 with a 12-3 victory over Slipsticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasers
Trane Co
Great Lakes Dragaway sets two records in final day
UNION GROVE AP Two records were set Sunday in the final program of the four day national drag racing event at Great Lakes Dragaway. Don Garlits Tampa Fla reached 191.85 mph in 8.18 seconds in his nitro fueled machine. Bob Snyder Palos Park Il clocked 193.54 mph to claim the track record, within two percent of his Saturday speed. Attendance for the four days total 13 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
Great Lakes Dragaway
Don Garlits
Tampa
Fla
Bob Snyder
Palos Park
Six of Top 7 Teams Return for State Prep Golf
Six of last year’s top seven golf teams will compete in the WIAA State meet at Reid Municipal in Appleton. Defending champ Madison West leads a field that also includes Whitefish Bay Shorewood Milwaukee Pulaski South Milwaukee and La Crosse Central with top individuals like Gale-Ettrick’s John Hogden and Shorewood’s Steve Friebert among the medal contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Municipal Course
Appleton
Madison West
Whitefish Bay
Shorewood
Milwaukee Pulaski
South Milwaukee
la Crosse Central
Janesville
Jefferson
Steve Friebert
George Gustavson
Monona Grove
Jim Schlatter
Madison Central
Dan Nitz
Mark Popp
Jim Schwertfeger
Jim Schoenfelt
Milwaukee Nicolet
West
Pulaski
Ray Unger
Dave Hughes
Central
Don Iverson
Winona Dominates All Conference Honors In NSC North
Winona earns five all conference berths in NSC baseball as Moorhead and Mankato claim two each and St. Cloud Bemidji win one apiece. Winona and Moorhead share the league title as individual names Kosidowski Gunderson Lietzau Klinder Leonhardt Kelly Hegan Guse Gray Vergin Benson plus several others are listed among honorees. Tee times noted for Central players and others across the conference.
Duluth-Superior 9 Dominates Grand Forks in NL Action
Duluth-Superior crushed Grand Forks 12-1 to extend its Northern League lead by two games over rain-idled Bismarck-Mandan. Bismarck and St. Cloud games were rained out, necessitating a doubleheader. Aberdeen beat Winnipeg 8-6 to solidify third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth-Superior
Grand Forks
Bismarck-Mandan
Bismarck
St. Cloud
Aberdeen
Winnipeg
Arcadia to Host Fifth Knights Golf Open
Arcadia Wisconsin hosts the fifth annual men’s open golf tournament at Arcadia Country Club. Nathan Wolfe serves as general chairman for the 18 hole medal play event starting at 7 a.m. Arcadia’s Pat Maloney, age 15, defends his title as champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Wis
Knights of Columbus
Arcadia Country Club
Nathan Wolfe
Pat Maloney
Mayville Edges Winona In NAIA Thriller
Mayville Teachers of North Dakota rallied to beat Winona State 13 to 11 in the NAIA tournament. Mayville tallied seven runs in the seventh inning and held off late rallies by Winona to advance to a meeting with Sam Houston State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Winona
NAIA
ST. Joseph, Mo
Sam Houston State
Texas
Mayville Teachers of
North Dakota
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Sam Houston
California
State
Minn
Lewis College of
Illinois
Grambling
Louisiana
Minnesotans
California State of Pennsylvania
Doug Eiken
Duncan Cunningham
Jerry Olson
Chuck Weisbrod
Mark Dilley
Jon Kosidowski
Dick Anderson
Farrell Chasing No Hit Bid Ends In Houston Victory
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts pitched seven and one third innings of two hit ball in a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He spoke loudly about a no hitter to teammates including Bob Aspromonte provoking nervous reactions before the Dodgers mustered two ninth inning hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dick (Turk) Farrell
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Farrell
Bob Aspromonte
Aspro
Evinrude power boat motors promise luxury and speed
The copy touts a rugged dependable marine engine with a two year warranty and features like automatic choke and thermostat cooling. It highlights a high output 20 amp Uni-Charger and finger touch electric tilt plus a claim of world speed records. The tone urges immediate dealer demonstrations.
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RFD
D. Burroughs
H. Troyanek
D. Wasmuth
J. Kumm
Dave Burroughs
Dick Wasmuth
Holiday Lanes
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J. Ford
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B. Mills
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V. Bradstreet
D. Engelson
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Asters
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L. Morrell
A. Krueger
Lila Paulsen
Trane
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John Hogden
Gale-Ettrick
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Richland Center
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Edward Rentner
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Kyle Winters
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Arcadia Tourney
Lewis
California Western
East Carolina
California State
Cee
Eiken
Dilley
Dick Farrell
Aspromonte
Turk
Schneider
Dodge
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Empire
Nbc-Tv
North
la Crosse, Wis
Vinrudt
Evinrude
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