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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

13

West Salem Tops La Crosse Newburgs for Wisconsin Win

West Salem pitcher Gene Osgood struck out 12 in a 4-2 Western Wisconsin victory over La Crosse Newburgs. Osgood worked the final three innings as West Salem hit 10 times off Rinartz and Herlitzka, with Nelson Johnson and Ehlke each collecting two hits. West Salem built a 3-0 lead, La Crosse narrowed it to 3-2 in the sixth, and West Salem added one more in the eighth. West Salem and La Crosse both sit 4-4. In the Onalaska vs Black River Falls game, Ev Johnson delivered a bases loaded infield hit in the eighth for a 5-4 Onalaska win, giving Onalaska a 7-1 league record.

West Salem Wis John Ankney Gene Osgood Wisconsin la Crosse Newburgs Osgood la Crosse Bill Rinartz Ken Herlitzka Nelson Johnson Ehlke Ken Ohrmundt Salem Kroll Ankney West Salem Oor E—Henley Clement Turck Tovsen Kleist Rinertz RBI Ohrmundt Ernst Henley Black River Falls Ev Johnson Oalaska Onalaska BRF John Matalas Dan Mills Bob Smith Steve Evert Louie Mahlum

Decorah vs Fryers Sunday Night at Powell Park

Decorah meets Fryers in a Sunday night doubleheader at Powell Park with first game at 7. Decorah hitters Norris Hattlestad and Mel Pederson lead, while Decorah pitcher Bob Moore sports an 8-2 record. Fryers lineup features Bruha at first and Czechowicz in right with Maringer and Mickelson to catch Leonard.

Johnson Doughboy Decorah Iowa Powell Park Fryers Dave Bruha Duke Coughlin Ken Garves Dave Gagermeier Tom Larkin Bob Dammon Ron Czechowicz Bob Maringer Dick Mickelson Bill Leonard Bruha Leonard Maringer Czechowicz Coughlin Norris Hattlestad Mel Pederson Bob Moore Moore Marty Laren

Drag Racing Meet For Cerebral Palsy Fund Planned

Union Grove officials announce a weekend drag racing fundraiser at Great Lakes Dragaway to benefit the United Cerebral Palsy Fund. All profits from Saturday and Sunday races will be donated to the fund.

Union Grove United Cerebral Palsy Fund Great Lakes Dragaway Dragaway

Weekend fishing report notes peak walleye bite and panfish hints

An up to the minute guide reports walleye at peak biting on wing dams with sunfish moving to wing dams while still taking poppers and flies. Crappies in the Stod dard Shady Maple and Brice Prairie area are very good and improving. Northern fishing with chubs is fair and catfish are rising. Drift fishing the pool at the north end of French Island is suggested for panfish early season.

Stoddard Shady Maple Brice Prairie French Island

Schmidty's Tops Glen's By 8-6

Schmidty's Tavern won its eighth Tavern League softball game in 10 starts Thursday night with an 8-6 decision over Glen's Bar at Copeland Park. Homers were hit by Alton Joe's OK Ralph Scheck John's Larson Schmidty's and Clott. Glen's 010 2201 6 8 4 Schmidty's 610 100 x-8 8 4

Schmidty’s Tavern Glen’s Bar Copeland Park Bohemian Hall John's Powell Park Joe’s OK Powell Alton Ralph Scheck Larson Schmidty Clott Glen’s Glen

Banks May End Playing Streak Because Of Knee

Ernie Banks faces a decision on ending his 717 game consecutive streak due to a knee injury. He will consult Dr. Ralph Metz before Chicago's game at Milwaukee against the Braves and may rest the knee if advised.

Banks Chicago Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs Ernie Ralph Metz Cubs Milwaukee Braves Germany San Francisco John Holland

Berg Leads La Crosse Junior Golfers in 1961

Bob Berg serves as 1961 president of the Junior Golfers of the La Crosse Country Club with Mary Neuburg as vice president and Pauline Weigel as secretary. Over 100 juniors attended the opening event on June 14, where Mike Sierzant won the boys low putts and Pauline Weigel won the girls. Second places went to John Haugen Jeff Oswalt and Denny Lavold for the boys while Jean Ann Skemp and Ellen Pederson placed second and third for the girls. Members prepare to qualify for the July Handicap tournament.

Bob Berg la Crosse Country Club Mary Newburg Pauline Weigel Mike Sierzant John Haugen Jeff Oswalt Denny Lavold Sierzant Jean Ann Skemp Ellen Pederson

Mauch Denies Duster Charge In Pirates Phillies Row

Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch denies ordering pitcher Buzhardt to hit Smoky Burgess after Burgess hit two homers in a 5-1 Pirates victory over the Phillies. Umpire Pelekoudas ejected Mauch in the sixth after warnings for throwing at Burgess, leading to a sideline dispute in the umpires room.

Philadelphia Gene Mauch Bob Friend Pittsburgh Pirates Smoky Burgess Johnny Buzhardt Dallas Green Mauch Chris Pelekoudas Pelekoudas Buzhardt Burgess Homer Jocko Conlan

Larker and Wills Fight Shocks Dodgers

Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills and first baseman Norm Larker reportedly fought on June 15 before a game with the Cubs in Los Angeles. Wills was sidelined two days, Hodges and Howard intervened during the melee, and the incident leaked despite team efforts to keep it quiet.

LOS Angeles Dodger Maury Wills Norm Larker Wills Los Angeles Examiner Cubs Bob Hunter Examiner Hunter Larker Gil Hodges Frank Howard

Caledonia Tops Spring Grove 15-3 in Exhibition

Caledonia beat Spring Grove 15-3 in an exhibition game at Caledonia. Walt Gensmer went 3-for-3, with a triple from Jim Meiners and another from Gary Grob powering the Cavaliers. Spring Grove’s Stan Hahn and Spencer Muenkel each had two hits for the visitors.

Caledonia Minn Walt Gensmer Jim Meiners Gary Grob Spring Grove Stan Hahn Spencer Muenkel Bauer Bue Staggemeyer Bubbers Muenke Hahn Morken Bratland

Wisconsin Ineligibilities Hit Lacrosse Players

Two La Crosse area athletes Tom Black and Mark Dilley are academically ineligible for the 1961 62 season at the University of Wisconsin. Black is a 6 foot 10 inch center from West Salem and Dilley is a standout second baseman from Soldiers Grove. Both are sophomores and lack the required grade point average.

Madison, Wis la Crosse University of Wisconsin Tom Black West Salem Mark Dilley Soldiers Grove Black Dilley

Illinois Man Captures Western Seniors Meet

George Dawson of Glen Ellyn Illinois won the 13th Western Seniors Golf Tournament in Milwaukee with a 36 hole total of 139 1 under par record effort despite a fire and rain on the course. He topped Detroit left hander George Haggarty by 10 strokes.

Milwaukee George Dawson Glen Ellyn Ill Dawson Indianapolis Kenilworth Allen R. Rankin Columbus Ohio Col. W. K. Lanman Glenview J. Clark Espie Jr U. S Frank Ross West Hartford Conn Chicago George Groote Benkett Merritt Joslyn Hinsdale Marshall Smith Green Bray Wis Delray, Fla William Diddel Carmel Ind

Vikings to Scrimmage at Bemidji July 29

The Minnesota Vikings will stage a controlled scrimmage at Bemidji State College on July 29 with all admission proceeds benefiting the college athletic fund. Bert Rose says the session will split the team into two squads with staged possessions and points for play elements beyond touchdowns and field goals.

ST. Paul-Minneapolis Minnesota Vikings Bemidji State College Bert Rose Rose Vikings

North St. Paul Wins Minnesota Baseball Crown

North St. Paul pitcher Don Arlich threw a historic no hit game against Washburn, striking out 16 and driving in a run to lead his team to a 2 0 victory. Len Stream of Washburn collected the lone hit as Fergus Falls and Springfield tied for third. The All Tournament team features seven Twin Cities players including Arlich and teammates Riley Jents Gustafson.

ST. Paul North St. Paul Minneapolis Washburn Don Arlich Oein Arlich Len Stream Stream Fergus Falls Springfield St. Cloud Twin Cities Arlich Jack Riley John Jents Steve Gustafson Jerry Pryd Don Johansson Mike Davison Dennis Hammerschmidt Gary Miller Joe Jarvis Hinckley Jim Anderson Rochester Tom Benz Pipestone Barry Johnson Lee Fawbush Bemidji

Major League Leaders Baseball American and National

Baseball leaders across the American and National Leagues include Cash leading batting in the AL at .365 with Detroit and Mantle at .358 for New York. Mantle also tops homers with 22, while Maris leads RBIs at 59 and runs with 58 for the Yankees. In the NL Cepeda and Robinson pace RBIs, Pinson and Wills share hits, and Koufax tops strikeouts.

Cash Detroit Brandt Baltimore Mantle New York Maris B. Robinson Piersall Cleveland Kubek Power Romano Howser Kansas City O'Connell Washington Wood Landis Chicago Keough Aparicio Latman Terry Ford Ramos Minnesota Hoak Pittsburgh Aaron Milwaukee Moon Los Angeles Mays San Francisco Robinson Cincinnati Cepeda Pinson Wills Coleman Virdon Stuart Clemente Mathews Miller Padres Koufax Williams

Knothe Aims For Third City Medal Title In Final Round

Jack Knothe tees off at 1 p.m. Sunday seeking a third City Medal golf championship, hoping to become the first man to win three titles. He holds two prior wins in 1954 and 1955 and tied par last Sunday with a 71. The field includes defending champion Bob Johns Jr and other contenders as final round pairings are set.

Jack Knothe Knothe Country Club Bob Johns Jr Gary Johnson Jim Burns Gale Weiss Don Iverson Burns Johns Weiss Johnson Iverson Bill Marquardt Bud) Krause Russ Bakken Bill Kato Clyde Collins Allen Hitching B. J. Herzog Quinn Sports Shop Dennis Root Ron Ping Tom Isler Ron Banasik Art Johnson Harry Kolter Dick Pearse Joe Ludden Buster Ott Warren McKenzie Loring Davis Gary John Bob Johns

Nicklaus Favored In Collegiate Golf Tourney Semis

Wisconsin amateur champion Steve Smith of Green Bay and three Big Ten players advance to the semifinals of the 64th National Collegiate Golf Tournament in Lafayette Indiana. Nicklaus, 1959 national amateur champ and top favorite, reaches the semis after wins over Peter Cook and Charles Layton.

Lafayette Ind Wisconsin Steve Smith Green Bay Big Ten Smith Stanford Mike Podolski Ohio State Jerry Jackson Purdue Jack Rule Iowa Podolski Albert Badger Michigan State Ed Gordon Ohio University Jack Nicklaus Peter Cook New Hampshire Charles Layton Georgia Gene Hunt William Templin Pete Byer Marshall Marshall Smith Milwaukee

Tranees and Immanuel Win Makeup Games in Local League

The Tranees defeated Old Grandads 7-4 in a Trane Co. League makeup at Hogan Park while Immanuel Lutheran beat Our Redeemer 10-3 in a Lutheran makeup at Trane South. Nelson and Se verson homered for Our Redeemer and Immanuel.

Tranees Old Grandads Trane Co Hogan Park Immanuel Lutheran Redeemer Trane South Nelson Severson Immanuel Wheeler Wilson

AFL Rejects Sudden Death Extension Across League

Buffalo AP report notes the American Football League executive committee on Thursday rejected a proposal to extend the championship sudden-death playoff format to all regular season games.

Buffalo N.Y

Braves slip Giants as Thomas homers twice in rout

Frank Thomas of the Braves hit two home runs and a single driving in four runs in an 8-6 win over the Giants. Galen Cisco and Mike Fornieles combined for a 3-2 Red Sox victory over the Angels with Fornieles delivering five innings of no hit relief.

Frank Thomas Braves Giants Galen Cisco Mike Pornieles Red Sox Angels Fornieles

Classic League schedule at Powell and Trane Park

Powell Park hosts Trane Co. versus Johnson's Doughboy Flyers at 6 30 p m. At 8 00 p m Quality Lumber Co. faces La Crosse Bowling Prop. Trane Park features South-South Side Merchants versus Handy Builders in the same evening.

Powell Park Trane Co Johnson's Doughboy Flyers Quality Lumber Co la Crosse Prop Trane South Side Merchants Handy Builders

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