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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
16
Bruce Hinkel of Lansing pitched a no hitter in a 2-1 Tri-State League win over De Soto Wisconsin Sunday. Hinkel fanned 18 while De Soto’s Bob Isbel struck out 15. Roger Bennett homered for Lansing.
Harold Smith of Dayton Ohio won the speedway event at the inaugural Paul Bunyan 400 in St Paul Minnesota earning 1800 dollars. Dean Mast of Dover Ohio finished second while Jerry Wold of Kansas City Missouri placed third. Ramo Stott of Keokuk Iowa won the 150 mile late model stock car race clocking 2 hours 4 minutes 12.5 seconds earning 1900 dollars. Lenny Funk of Otis Kansas finished second in that race with 1400 dollars. Ole Brun of Albert Lea Minnesota took third earning 1100 dollars. Ernie Derr of Keokuk Iowa finished fourth earning 850 dollars. Dave Steffens of Minneapolis Minnesota earned 625 dollars for sixth. Sonny Morgan of Blue Earth Minnesota finished ninth earning 200 dollars. Bill Thomas of Lake Elmo Minnesota was tenth earning 150 dollars.
New York AP Wilt Chamberlain, star center for the Philadelphia 76ers, was fined 750 dollars by NBA president Walter Kennedy for a magazine article appearing under Chamberlain's byline. The incident stems from content deemed improper by league officials.
Whitehall defeated Cochrane Fountain City 5-0 while Independence beat Osseo 7-1 Thursday night in Dairyland Conference play. Jesse Gonder of the Mets led the National League with 21 passed balls in 1964.
UCLA’s Bob Day clocked 3 56 4 in the mile at Bakersfield meeting, breaking the national collegiate record of 3 56 9 set in 1963 and surpassing the meet record of 4 02 2. Notre Dame’s Ed Dean and Stanford’s Paul Schlicke were close behind as the two-night event produced multiple records across track and field.
In 1928 a NCAA boycott threatened Amsterdam but a USOC vote strengthened AAU control for 1968 Mexico City games. The move prompts NCAA leaders and colleges to weigh action as AAU dominates key committees while colleges fear loss of influence and funding in Olympic prep.
A meeting to organize the annual semi pro baseball tournament will be held Monday in the Village Inn. Team managers from La Crosse Monroe Jackson and Vernon Counties are urged to attend or contact Leo Mashak. The tournament runs July 13 18 in Bangor Black River Falls Sparta and Tomah.
Softball schedule lists Powell and Hogan venues with matching game times. Trane league features Tigers versus Lab Trane So at 8 30 and other matchups including Green Gremlins against Strances and Orioles against Hornets. Tavern league shows Schmidty's versus Joe's OK at Powell and Koebl's Bar versus Bohemian Hall at 7 30 with numerous bar team pairings at 6 30 across Powell Houska Copeland Badger and Central venues.
Tuesday June 15 from 9 to 5 at 1424 So 9th offers better clothes. Group sale runs Tuesday and Wednesday at 2700 Robinsdale featuring family clothing, a Dormeyer mixer, encyclopedias, furniture and miscellany. Par 3 nine hole golf course now open at Pines Motel.
Raymond Ian Burt applies to renew Class B licenses to sell fermented malt beverages and intoxicating liquor at Burt’s Bar & Hotel on Main Street Trempealeau from July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966. Sworn statement confirms truth of answers. Village Clerk John T. Wood reports the application to the Village Board on May 10, 1965.
Notice to property owners in La Crosse Wisconsin announces plans and specifications for bituminous concrete paving of an alley between 20th and 21st Streets Cass to King Street. The Board of Public Works will meet June 30, 1965 at City Hall to consider objections.
The Board of Public Works will receive sealed bids by July 6 1965 at 2 15 p m for ornamental street lighting on 6th Street from Main to State and Main Street from Front to 3rd. Work includes 21 foundations steel poles fluorescent luminaires and all appurtenances. Bids require certificates of organization and authority lists of subcontractors and bid bonds. Plans available from City Engineer for 5.00. Completion by October 15 1965. funding and wage requirements apply.
Public works in Green Acres Cliffside Park area includes approx 18 000 ft of curb and gutter with castings and appurtenant work. Also notice of probate for Harold J Hansen estate with hearings set for June 29 1965 and claims due by September 16 1965.
The village of Trempealeau Wisconsin approves renewal of a Class B license to sell fermented malt beverage and intoxicating liquor for The Trempealeau Tavern on Main Street from July 1 1965 to June 30 1966. Florence J Schwert signs as applicant and swears to truth of answers. notary Hazel Pickering attests on April 15 1965.
The Board of Public Works announces sealed proposals due 3 p.m. on a date in 1965 for bituminous concrete paving and curb gutter on Main Street from Front to 3rd, including base, drive removals, and appurtenances with wage scale and minimum pay. Also invites grading work in Green Acres and Cliffside Park, with deposits and dates in June. A separate notice lists a name change hearing for Richard Campbell to Burns.
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