Lansing cops first in Tri-State with 9-5 win over La Crosse
Lansing, Iowa beat La Crosse 9-5 to seize first in the Eastern Division of the Tri-State Baseball League. Lansing rapped 14 hits led by Chico Connor who opened with a homer and had two hits along with Midwendorf, J. Wendorf, and Gaunitz. Betzinger collected three safeties for Lansing while Harding and Johnson added two each for La Crosse.
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Lansing
Iowa
la Crosse
Chico Connor
Iowans
Connor
Midwendorf
J. Wellendorf
Gaunitz
Joe Betsinger
Harding
Johnson
Chaseburg
Wis
Bert Ekern
Genoa
Ekern
Lyle Olson
Padretti
Werner
Halverson
Waukon
Tom Larkin
John Ashbecker
Eitzen
Morey Mooney
LeRoy Miners
Besse
Miners
Rebke
Carnbeer
Hartley
Stoddard
Harpers Ferry
Bob Williams
Joe Isball
Roger Valley
Ron Valley
Art Dahlke
Harpers Fer
Williams
Hogan
Isbell
Dahlke
Caledonia, Minn
Neil Morey
Gary Grob
Gavin Grob
CaledonIa
New Albia
La Crosse junior baseball tops Bangor 13-4 in league clash
La Crosse improves to 2 2 with a 13 4 victory over Bangor at Memorial Field as Dan ny Goss drives in three on a triple and a sixth inning surge. Standout Luehne wins his second, going 3 for 3 with La Crosse hitters Freitag Coady Atteberg and Murphy key multiple hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Bangor
Bob Sciborski
Bob Luehne
Luehne
Jack Freitag
Jim Coady
Jim Atteberg
Tom Murphy
Bangor LA Crosse Abrhe
ABRH
Bi’haski
Osciborskiss
Steigerwald
Prinsen
Van
Kohnert
Niedfeldt
Goss
Stratman
Atteberg
O Soley
Morris
O Murphy
Stark
O Luehne
L. Muenzenberger
RBI
Schroeder
Sciborski
Rieber
Soley
Murphy
Atte
Locals Rummage and Sale Near Sunrise Drive and Ninth Street
Two rummage sales run this week with hours 10 am to 8 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday at 2518 Sunrise Dr featuring children and adult clothing, house hold items, fur coat. A second sale at 429 S 9th runs Wednesday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm with furniture garden hose shovels and a large selection of rummage and clothing.
Untouchable Jet Dragster Posts 239.1 MPH At GLD Meet
The Untouchable driven by Bob Smith of Santa Clara California hit a top speed of 239.1 mph in 7.51 seconds in two races at the Great Lakes Dragaway. It competed in a special event against Bob Snyder of Palos Park Illinois who piloted a conventional dragster.
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Union Grove
Bob Smith
Santa Clara
Calif
Great Lakes
Bob Snyder
Palos Park
Ill
Rec Standings Tavern League Schedule Summary
Powell Park hosts John s versus Koelb s at 6 30 P M and 400 Club against Jungles Tavern at 7 30 P M. Houska Park features Toby s Bar versus Bohemian Hall with Copeland Park hosting Joe s OK against Bar clay s. Central sees Schmidty s Tavern versus Dugan s. TRANE CO PLANT LEAGUE games at Powell Park 8 30 P M Green Gremlins against Old Grandads Hogan Pencil Pushers vs Orioles Lueth Park Lab against Hornets Trane Park South hosts Blue Lions versus Erasers Memorial Field East shows Slipsticks versus Red Devils.
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Powell Park
John’s
Koelb's
400 Club
Jungles Tavern
Houska Park
Toby’s Bar
Bohemian Hall
Copeland Park
Joe’s O.K
Barclay's Bar
Central
Schmidty’s Tavern
Dugan’s Tavern
Trane CO
Green Gremlins
Hogan—Pencil Pushers
Orioles
Lueth Park—Lab
Hornets
Trane Park
South
Blue Lions
Erasers Memorial Field
East
Slipsticks
Red Devils
Weather Outlook For Major U S Cities
Yesterday high and overnight low temperatures listed for cities including Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City Madison Lacrosse Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg. The data shows a mix of hot and cool conditions across the nation with highs reaching the low to mid 80s and lows mostly in 60s and 70s.
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Bemidji
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Madison
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
North Pacific States
Plateau
River Readings Forecast Warmer Week in La Crosse
Temperatures will be 5-8 degrees above the normal 61 to 82 degree range for La Crosse. Expect scattered showers Wednesday and again Saturday with precipitation around one half inch in total.
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la Crosse
Crash and riot shadow Road America June Sprints
A 160 mile feature race at Road America saw three spectators injured after a crash on the twisting four mile course. A youth-led demonstration in Elkhart Lake sparked near-dawn unrest with over 50 arrests but no repeat Sunday night. Harry Heller led in a Chaparral with Don Devine second in a Scarab as Dick Thompson took third in a Corvette Stingray.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Village Square
Road America
Chicago
Harry Heller
Don Devine
Dick Thompson
Washington, D.C
Heuer
Roger Penske
Gladwyne
Penske
Walter Smejkal
Manitowoc
Slim Helson
Milford
Ohio
Smejkal
Clark Stone
Aurora
Claude la Rose
Arlington Heights
Thomas Balhatchat
Spring Grove routs Lanesboro 14 to 1 in Root River clash
In Root River play at Lanesboro Spring Grove hammered Lanesboro 14 1 on Sunday as Bib Munkel hit a two run homer and Dick Bjorlo and Davis Asgaard led with three hits each. Merle Sorum sapped Lanesboro with two hits.
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Lanesboro
Minn
Spring Grove
Bib
Munkel
Davis Asgaard
Dick Bjorlo
Larry Anderson
Merle Sorum
S. Munkel
Morken
Bjorlo
Bremseth
Mack
Drake
Death notices from Tri-State area list Lyngdal and Cash services
Ernest Lyngdal 60 of Chicago dies in June with services Monday and Tuesday at Upper Pigeon Creek Lutheran Church Pigeon Falls officiated by Rev E B Christopher sen burial in church cemetery He born Whitehall June 23 1903 to Lars and wife He survived by three brothers Reuben Nelson Bernie all from Chicago Lillian Cash 77 native of Hillsboro dies June 20 in Fort Lauderdale after long illness Services 2 pm Tuesday Picha Funeral Home Hillsboro burial Mt Vernon Cemetery She was born Hillsboro married John A Cash who predeceased her and was member of Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary She leaves two daughters eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Whitehall
Wis
Ernest Lyngdal
Chicago
Upper Pigeon Creek Lutheran Church
Pigeon Falls
E. B. Christophersen
Lars Lyngdal
Independence
Reuben
Nelson
Bernie
Hillsboro
Lillian Cash
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Picha
William Schafer
Mt. Vernon
Lillian Cosgrove
John A. Cash
Funeral services for Floyd J. McPeak in Sparta
Cataract Wisconsin resident Floyd J. McPeak 71 died Sunday June 23 in a Sparta hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Patrick Catholic Church Sparta with rosary Monday at 8 p.m. Calling hours after 2 p.m. Monday at Robert Page Funeral Home and Tuesday until 9:30 a.m. Survivors include widow Alice a daughter Joyce Heuer of Cataract mother Anna McPeak and five grandchildren.
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Wis
Floyd J. McPeak
Sparta
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Frank Brick
Robert Page
Nite Hawks Triumph in Trane Co League Softball
Nite Hawks beat Chiefs 10 to 6 as Loomis and McHugh homer. Red Devils outlast Misfits 16 to 15, Tigers top Cellar Dwellers 18 to 6, Trances roll Misfits 17 to 8. Biering four hits, Moss holder three. Hodge four hits for Misfits.
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Nite Hawks
Chiefs
Trane Co
Loomis
McHugh
Red Devils
Misfits
Tigers
Trances
Biering
Mossholder
Hodge
Habiger
Benjamin
Neal
Wetzel
Wagner
Cellar Dwellers
Williamson
Logan
Cellar Dwell
Omernik
Davis
Engler Wooden
Sutherland
Pierce named to GOP 1964 national convention committee
Robert L. Pierce of Menomonie Wisconsin was named vice chairman of the arrangements committee for the 1964 Republican National Convention. Officials announced that San Francisco will host the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Robert L. Pierce
Wisconsin
Menomonie
San Francisco
Braves Sign Vermont Pitcher Cassani to 1963 Contract
Milwaukee Braves announce signing of right handed pitcher Richard Cassani from Barre Vermont a recent University of Vermont graduate to a 1963 contract with Greenville in the West Carolina League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Richard Cassani
Barre
University of Vermont
Greenville
Jose Stable Wins Close Unanimous Decision at MSG
Jose Stable defeated Charley Scott by a unanimous 10 round decision in a nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Both fighters traded blows with Stable gaining the edge in the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jose Stable
Charley Scott
Madison Square Garden
Infant David Henry Dies in Sparta Graveside Rites Held
Sparta Wisconsin infant David Allen Henry son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Henry died Sunday grave side services held Monday at St Patrick Cemetery Rev Frank Brick officiating Robert Page Funeral Home in charge He is survived by parents one brother Jeffrey and grandparents Mr and Mrs Victor Rowan Sparta and Mr and Mrs Paul Henry Westmoreland Kansas
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Sparta
Wis
David Allen Henry
Arthur Henry
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Frank Brick
Robert Page
Jeffrey
Victor Rowan
Paul Henry
West Moreland
Kan
Radio Highlights Monday and Tuesday Broadcast Schedule
Monday highlights include WKTY at 6 45 p m Braves against Astros and a Vox Pop on WLCX at 7 p m followed by a delayed JFK Bonn news conference on WKBH at 7 30 p m Tuesday features Kennedy remarks from St Pauls Church in Frankfort Germany at 10 30 a m on WKBH and WKTY in live broadcasts.
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WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
Houston
WLCX
WKBH
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
St. Paul's Church
Frankfort
Births in Wisconsin Hospitals Reported
In Grandview Hospital and Lutheran Hospital notices from June list newborns: a daughter Babette Lou ise to Earl and Kathleen Matti at 823 S Fifth. a daughter to Gordon Bendel at 114 Locust. a daughter to Douglas Lamprecht in Stoddard. a son to Russell Glomstad in Holmen. a birth to Ralph Mathaey at 529 Park Plaza Drive. Cumberland and Madison births noted include Truman Everson’s son in Cumberland and George J McKoskey in Madison with parents and addresses.
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Grandview Hospital
Babette Louise
Earl Mattison
S. 5Th St
Kathleen Faas
Gordon Bendel
Locust St
Nancy Ammerman
Douglas Lamprech
Stoddard
Ardis de Garmo
Russell D. Glomstad
Holmen
Betty Jane Hertzfeldt
Ralph G. Mathaey
Park Plaza Drive
Eva Marie Schlumberger
Eich elected director as Lions pick officers
Edward Eich of Chilton Wisconsin was elected a director of Lions International as the organization chose Aubry D. Green of York Alabama as president on Saturday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Edward Eich
Chilton
Wis
Lions International
Aubry D. Green
York, Ala
City Seeks Storm Sewer Contracts in La Crosse
The City of La Crosse invites sealed bids by July 9 1963 for storm sewer work on Clinton Caledonia to Avon Logan Charles to Wood Jackson 25th to 28th and 27th Farnam to Cottage Grove with plans on file. Bidders must submit certificate of organization, bonding 5 10 and proof of ability by July 3 1963 with work to commence ten days after award and finish by Sept 15 1963.
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City of
la Crosse
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Wisconsin
Clinton St
Caledonia
Avon
Logan St
Charles
Wood
Jackson St
27Th
Farnam
Cottage Grove
Common Council
City of la Crosse
Jackson
Clinton & Logan Sts
M. R. Birnbaum
Robert M. Scheible
John K. Flanagan
Milos, Knutson
Carl A. Wahlstrom
LaCrosse
Fairchild St
30Th St
28Th St
29Th St
Milo G. Knutson
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Irene W. Mairich
Tate
Eugene A. Toepel
Dale G. Waterman
North 4Th St
Wis
City considers storm sewer bids in Valleybrook area
Legal notices announce two storm sewer projects in La Crosse with detailed pipe sizes and manholes. Proposals for the Valleybrook Addition and downtown Main Street to State Street projects are due June 9 1963 and marked “Proposal on Storm Sewer List Addn. to Valleybrook Addn” and “Storm Sewer Main State St Downtown Area.” Proceedings include probate for John Willinger estate with claims due by September 23 1963 and court hearing September 24 1963.
Bulletin on Classified Ads Policies and Deadlines
The La Crosse Tribune outlines ad submission rules for cards of thanks and memoriams with a $3 minimum. Want ads must arrive by 10 am for same day publication. Sunday ads accepted until 7 pm Saturday. cancellations by 9:30 am on weekdays or 7 pm Saturday. refunds must be claimed within six months. errors limited to republication for one day and corrections by 9:30 am the following morning.
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la Crosse Tribune
Legal Notice for Sewer Work on Causeway Boulevard La Crosse WI
City of La Crosse schedules a 9th day bidding opening at City Hall for sewer reconstruction on Causeway Blvd from Sumner St to Black River. Project includes multiple pipe sizes, manholes, inlets, valves, sleeves, gaskets and textile sections with completion by October 15, 1963. Bids due by 2:45 P.M. o'clock.
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City of la Crosse
Board of Public Works
City of
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Causeway Blvd
Sumner St
Black River
Common Council
M. R. Birnbaum
Robert M. Scheible
John K. Flanagan
Milo G. Knutson
Carl A. Wahlstrom
Probate of Fred W Fries filed in La Crosse Wisconsin
Administration of the estate of Fred W Fries a k a Fred Fries deceased late of La Crosse Wisconsin and for determination of heirship has been filed with the court with dates referenced June 3 1963 and September 4 and 10 as adjusted. Roland W Vieth attorney Loomis Building Mauston Wisconsin represents the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
John Willinger
Holland
la Crosse County
Eugene A. Toepel
Bosshard
Arneson and
Sundet
Attys
Hoeschler
Fred W. Fries
Fred Fries
City of
la Crosse
Roland W. Vieth
Loomis Building
Mauston
Wis
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Weldorf If Banasik
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Rodell
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Omnes
Jr. Legion
Tim Spinner
Jim Heiderscheid
New Albin
Heiderscheid
Buege
Bud’s
Coon Valley, Wis
Dial
Auto Body Shop
The
Cooler Co
Losey Blvd
Tavern League
Hodgman
Sport Shop
Main St
TRANE
Cary Corner
Weather Outlook
Ft.worth
Montreal
Atlanta
Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Prairie du Ch
Dodge
Gales
la Cr
Root
Tues
Thurs Winona
Elkhart Lake Bank
Bob Tullius
Alexandria
M. R. J. Wyllie
Allison Park
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Jim Haynes
Lime Rock
Conn
Bob Shaw
Pleasant Valley
Dakota Caps
Rushford
Goede
Hahn
Kimball
Humble
Skallet
Wyattville
Ron Papenfuss
Root River
Papenfuss
Wayne Valentine
Wayne Pagel
Beach
Boynton
W. Valentine
Mrs
Scheck
Czechowicz
Colburn
Korn
Beranek
Braves
Cassani
Henry
O.B
Pearl St
Tribune
Cumberland
Truman Everson
Elsie Hoheim
Ettrick
Everson
Blair
Madison, Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
George J
Jerome McKoskey
Oak St
Mildred Murphy
Lions Elect
Llst Addn
Valleybrook Addn
Main Street
Front St
5Th St
State St
Main
Main & State St
Schneider
Tribune Classified Family
Nord
Rose St
Frank W. Meyer & Son
North Side Beach
Travel
Allentown
Penn
Mason Contractor
Logan Erickson
Kleen Air Furnace Cleaning Co
Lax Woolen Mills Co
George
Ray L. Revor
Jackson Dial
Wettstein
United
Green Bay
Harold C. Ehlert
R.M
State Road
Hwy
Jan St
Russell C. Schroeder Farm and Household Auctions
Farnam la Crosse
Boyer’s
Boyer Furniture
la Crosse Farm Service
Jay
la Crosse Electric Motor Service
Copeland
American
Bosch
Wico
Fairbanks-Morse
Eisemann
Phelon
Bendix
Scintilla
Zenith
Stromberg
Tillotson & Marvel Schebler
Sy Briggs
Stratton
Clinton
Lauson
Tecumseh
Lawn Boy
Willard Auto Electric
Goodyear Service
Wood Bros. Dearborn Combine
Ford Tractor Motor
Orin Larson
Westby
B. F. Goodrich
Towne and Country Realty Co
Viroqua
Ed Simonson
Joan Copps
Walter Ryan
Soldiers Grove
R. Be
Vern Martin
Mondovi
Acre
John Haldeman
Melrose
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