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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1966

Page

15

Berth Still Up For Grabs In '66 Badger Prep Tourney

Marion led by pitcher Ken Frailing eyed another start as the 1966 Wisconsin high school baseball championships drew near in Eau Claire. Oconto Falls, Eau Claire Memorial, Wilmot and others prepared for opening games while Frailing hoped to pitch amid rain delays and a crowded eight team field. Memorial featured a no hit win powered by Bob Hall and Gene Hoepner. Wilmot crushed Beloit 11-0 as defending champ Beloit fell. Frailing had a 10-0 record with 67 innings and 19 strikeouts in a seven inning no hitter Friday. />

EAU Claire Marion Ken Frailing Oconto Eau Claire Memorial Wilmot Fond du Lac Superior Sun Prairie Wisconsin Rapids Neenah Beloit Memorial Bob Hall Gene Hoepner Hudson Wisconsin Dells Adams Jack Fiegel Red Raiders Frailing

Chemical Society Board Chairman Dies

Dr Arthur C Cope 56 MIT chemistry professor and American Chemical Society board chairman died Saturday night apparently of a heart attack. He was born in Dunreith Indiana received a 1929 Butler University degree and a 1932 Wisconsin PhD.

Cambridge, Mass Arthur C. Cope Massachusetts Institute of Technology American Chemical Society Dunreith Ind Butler University Indianapolis University of Wisconsin

Weather Overview Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Five Day Outlook

Wisconsin plains fair and cooler tonight with possible showers in the north. Minnesota fair to partly cloudy with scattered showers in the northeast through Tuesday. Iowa mostly cloudy west and partly cloudy east with showers and storms mainly west tonight and Tuesday. Five day temps run about 5 degrees below normal with a three quarters to one inch of precip expected Friday and Saturday.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa la Crosse

Legion Official Installs Officers in Minnesota Post

Er nest Dieterich of Austin Minnesota, commander of the American Legion, installed new officers of the Gittens Leidel Post 595 in LA Crescent. Outgoing commander Stuart Clark presented post officer pins to Robert Heth John Scheels Joseph Berg Paul Hughes Hugh Fay Robert McLaughlin Charles Gavin and Raymond Reisdorf. Gavin, department vice commander, gave Clark a past commander pin. Delegates appointed to the department convention were Hughes Reisdorf Clark Reider Ahrens Loren Dickrager and Dallas Ames. Gavin named alternate and chosen as delegate at large to the National Convention in Washington DC.

Loren Dickrager Dallas Ames Gavin Washington, D.C

MU Graduates Urged To Avoid Fossil Thinking

Milwauke AP report notes Marquette University president Rev John P Raynor warnings to 1500 graduates to avoid fossilized thinking. Honorary degrees conferred on Rep Clement J Zablocki Kenneth E Boulding and Frances Neel Cheney. Father Robert I Gannon urged moral leadership alongside financial strength and unity of hearts amid national division.

Milwaukee Marquette University John P. Raynor Marquette Clement J. Zablocki D-Wis Kenneth E. Boulding University of Michigan Frances Neel Cheney Peabody Library School Nashville Tenn Robert I. Gannon Fordham University United States Father Gannon

Manitowoc Man Appointed Wisconsin Assembly Sergeant at Arms

Dale T. Mc Kenna of Manitowoc named to the Wisconsin Assembly post to replace the late Thomas H. Browne of Waukesha. Mc Kenna, holder of a University of Wisconsin law degree, was to be sworn in after Monday graduation. In other news a note on North African water habits mentions travelers mixing salt with coffee.

Oilers Reportedly Offer $750,000 For Brodie

Houston owner Bud Adams confirms talks with San Francisco quarterback John Brodie and says the $750,000 figure is in the ballpark though no final terms are set. He warns of potential war or peace with the NFL as the AFL-NFL feud continues and notes Brodie would need to see out his 49ers option.

Houston John Brodie San Francisco 49Ers Houston Oilers K. S Bud) Adams American Football League Oilers West Coast Brodie Adams Don Klosterman San Francisco New York Giants NFL Pete Gogolak Buffalo AFL Klosterman

Potter crowned Miss Sparta Rodeo queen

Sue Potter 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Potter of Warrens swept the field to win Miss Sparta Rodeo queen. She will represent Sparta in the Miss Wisconsin Rodeo queen contest Aug 27 at Sparta. Potter a sophomore at La Crosse State University, also reigns Miss Wisconsin High School Rodeo 1965.

Sparta Wis Sue Potter Ben Potter Warrens Cashton Lonna Mae Smith Mauston Fred Heffling James Solberg Huntzicker Mike Farley Jack Brown Charles Sullivan Burr Nussdorfer Memorial Park Rodeo Cowboys of America Wisconsin

Major League Leaders Overview

National League leaders include Mota and Alou batting .329 with 68 hits each, Aaron leading in runs with 39 and RBI with 40, and Koufax topping pitching with 101 decisions and Gibson striking out 101. American League leaders spotlight Oliva batting .355 with 63 hits and B Robinson driving 45 RBIs, Oliva 34 RBIs, and Watt and Sanford sharing five decisions.

Mota Pittsburgh Alou Aaron Atlanta Hart San Francisco Mays Aiou Pinson Cincinnati Johnson Los Angeles Taylor Philadelphia McCarver St. Louis Wills Jackson Houston Koufax Marichal Gibson Oliva Minnesota F. Robinson Baltimore Agee Chicago B. Robinson Yastrzemski Boston Foy Schaal California Campane

Fashion conscious American male in suit market shift

The American male shows fashion awareness as men’s clothing sales tilt toward Contemporary suits at 40 percent, Traditional at 30 percent, and Conservative Classic at 30 percent. Four years ago conservative wear accounted for 80 percent of suit sales.

Bert Yancey Wins Memphis Open In Record 265

Bert Yancey, 26, captured the Memphis Open title with a 72-hole total of 265 15 under par, breaking the event record. He earned $20,000, while Gene Littler finished second at 270 and Johnny Pott was third at 271, with $12,000 and $7,500 respectively. Yancey’s win marks the PGA low and makes him a multi winner in 1966.

Memphis Doug Sanders Arnold Palmer Yancey West Point Philadelphia Gene Littler Littler Johnny Pott Pott

Romany Language Roots Allegedly Tied to Ancient San Sanskrit

Claim notes Romany speech ties to ancient languages and traces origins to early language families. It states Romany may reflect intricate phonology from long distant linguistic strands.

Bangor, Onalaska Post Loop Wins 7-2 over Tomah

Bangor defeated Tomah 7-2 in Western Wisconsin League action as Hundt and Grosch combined for seven hits. Rich Henry scored twice and homered for Bangor while Pongratz added two safeties. Onalaska also won 8-7 at Norwalk with Johnson and Schultz each collecting two hits.

Bangor Wis Jerry Hundt Jim Grosch Tomah Wisconsin Bob Lamb Rich Henry Fred Pongratz Onalaska Bloom Felker Gerwing Hundt Grosch Henley Norwalk Ev Johnson Rick Schultz Dennis Erpenbach Johnson Steve Berendes Herlitzka G. Skogen R. Johnson R. Schultz Doll Berendes H. Pottinger

Two Nuns From City Are Xavier Grads

Two nuns from La Crosse Sisters M. Johnice and M. Clarone of St. Rose Convent graduate from Xavier University in Cincinnati Ohio. They are among the university’s graduates.

la Crosse Xavier University Cincinnati Ohio M. Johnice M. Clarone St. Rose Convent

Local La Crosse Cribune June 6 1966 Briefs

Summaries from the La Crosse Cribune dated June 6 1966 cover brief notices and short items published for readers on June 7 1966. The page notes community happenings and local updates typical of a midweek edition.

Lee Brothers Who Signed the Declaration of Independence

Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee of Virginia were the brothers who signed the Declaration of Independence.

Richard Henry Lee Francis Lightfoot Lee Virginia

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