City Medal Ends Sunday
City Medal events wrap up this Sunday as organizers close entries and prepare for final ceremonies. Local officials urge participation and note awards will recognize top scorers and community contributors.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
17
Knothe and Iverson Lead City Medal Race at La Crosse
Golf action at La Crosse Country Club features Knothe and Iverson tied at two over par after the first round of 36 holes in the City Medal. Dennis Root and former champs Burns and Miller are close behind with 75s, while past winner Pearse Jr. sits at 84 as the field vies for the Quinn Sports Shop trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Jack Knothe
Don Iverson
la Crosse Country Club
Knothe
Iverson
Dennis Root
Jim Burns
John Miller
Jaycee
Burns
Miller
Dick Pearse Jr
Quinn Sports Shop
New York Gas Utility Uses Gas At Rate For Long-Running Burner
About 1.3 million customers consume over 100 million cubic feet of natural gas daily in New York, enough to keep one burner of a modern gas range lit for more than 500 000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
IAAF Revising Decathlon Points Scoring
Los Angeles AP reports the IAAF plans to revise the decathlon scoring table ahead of the 1964 Tokyo Games. The changes could lower scores, potentially affecting UCLA's C K Yang after he surpassed 9,000 points, with Dick Nash noting a general downgrading.
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Los Angeles
C. K. Yang
UCLA
Dick Nash
Southern Pacific Aau
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Tokyo
Nash
Yang
Palladium Used in Jewelry Mountings for Sparkle
Palladium, a platinum group metal, is valued in jewelry mounting for its ability to enhance gem color and brilliance. It is noted for producing vivid reflections and maintaining a bright finish.
Merrick State Park to Add 200 Camping Lots Next Year
Merrick State Park north of Fountain City will gain 200 camping lots as Pertzsch Construction Co. builds a new approach and overhead over the CB&Q railroad tracks under a 243000 state contract. Road improvements, blacktop, new parking, and expanded picnic grounds are planned for completion in 1964.
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Merrick State Park
Fountain City
Pertzsch Construction Co
Onalaska
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
West Squad Lacks Depth at Quarterback for All American Bowl
West coach John McKay says USC lacks depth with only one quarterback, while East coach Milt Bruhn weighs between Wisconsin's Ron VanderKelen and Notre Dame's Daryl Lamonica. VanderKelen is a Rose Bowl hero, Griffing is the third East passer, and the West relies on Bill Nelson of USC.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John McKay
Southern California
McKay
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Bruhn
Ron VanderKelen
Notre Dame
Daryl Lamonica
VanderKelen
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
Cal
Bill Nelson
Trojans
Lamonica Seeks East All America Quarterback Job
Notre Dame star Daryl Lamonica says he is ready to lead the East squad in the All-America game and challenge Wisconsin's Ron VanderKelen for the starting quarterback role. Coach Milt Bruhn praises Lamonica as a smart, quick learner and capable drop-back passer. VanderKelen helped Wisconsin win the Big Ten and nearly topple USC in the Rose Bowl.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Daryl Lamonica
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Lamonica
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
VanderKelen
Southern California
Chiefs Hand Lab Second Trane Loss
The Chiefs handed the Lab its second loss in 10 games Wednesday at Hogan Park and sit 7-4. In other Trane Co Plant League tilts Pencil Pushers beat Blue Lions 17-3 at Powell Park. Green Gremlins 22-5 over Slipsticks at Memorial Field. Hornets 7-2 over Red Devils at Trane South. Homers by Kueh Adams Lions Severson Pushers Brodt Slipsticks Withherpion Gremlins Kruschek Hornets Marson Devils.
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Lab
Hogan Park
Trane Co. Plant
Blue Lions
Powell Park
Green Gremlins
Memorial Field
Hornets
Red Devils
Trane South
Kueh
Adams
Lions
Severson
Brodt
Withherpion
Kruschek
Marson
Devils
Blockade concept cited for wartime blacklist use
During World War II authorities considered the blacklist a form of blockade. The list named firms and individuals trading with the enemy who could not buy goods from the United States and Great Britain.
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U.S
United States
Great Britain
Fish Move to Deeper Waters Across Wisconsin Lakes
State wardens report walleyes and pan fish moving to deeper waters as hot dry weather lowers levels. Jumbo perch and large bags seen on Lake Winnebago while Chippewa flowage yields big muskies. Crappies, bass, northerns active in various counties with water conditions mostly below normal or falling.
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Carl Frick
Dave Hammes
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Winnebago
Bayfield
Sawyer
Rusk
Washburn
Florence
Nelson Lake
Sawyer County
Brule
Douglas County
Door County
la Crosse
Jackson
Juneau
Wisconsin
Dellwood Bridge
Wisconsin River
Icebreaking Boats Enable Year Round Arctic Whaling
The Arctic whaling boats developed special icebreaking vessels to punch through frozen seas, allowing extended fishing seasons. This adaptation supports continuous harvests despite harsh winter conditions.
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Arctic
Area baseball schedule across regional leagues
List of Saturday games across the Hiawatha Valley Wildcat and Western Wisconsin and Tri State leagues. Matchups include Lewiston at Kellogg Alma at Galesville Winona at Cochrane Rollingstone at Trempealeau Camp Douglas at Readstown Ontario at Coon Valley Wilton at Melvina Norwalk at Tomah Black River Falls at Melrose Bangor at Onalaska Soldiers Grove at Tomah Lansing at Eitzen Genoa at La Crosse Chaseburg at New Albin Waukon at Stoddard and Harpers Ferry at Caledonia.
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Hiawatha Valley League
Lewiston
Kellogg
Alma
Galesville
Winona
Cochrane
Rollingstone
Trempealeau
Wildcat League
Camp Douglas
Readstown
Ontario
Coon Valley
Wilton
Melvina
Norwalk
Tomah
Black River Falls
Melrose
Bangor
Onalaska
Soldiers Grove
Lansing
Eitzen
Genoa
la Crosse
Chaseburg
New Albin
Waukon
Stoddard
Ferndale Golfers Plan July and August Social Events
Ferndale Country Club social committees met June 26 to outline July and August activities. July 4 features a two ball foursome at 4 pm and a steak fry for members and guests, with members supplying their own steaks. July 9 hosts a Ladies Tournament and July 20 offers a 7 to 9 pm monthly dinner with dancing. Regulars: Tuesday Ladies Day at noon and Thursday Men’s Night.
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Ferndale Country Club
Rushford
Wilton Peterson
Sidney Wexland
Teman Benson
la Crescent
Bill Dawes
Launderette Keeps Clean Slate Against Industrial League Rivals
Launderette remains unbeaten in both National and American divisions of the National Industrial League. They won twice in National action 18 8 over Eagles No 1 and 15 5 over La Crosse Rubber Mills at Central, with other National results including Francksen Marina 19 4 over Rubber Mills and Holiday Lanes 25 10 over Heileman’s Office. Eagles No 2 improved to 5 0 by beating Pepsi Cola 24 12 at Memorial Field. Roosevelt 25 10 defeated Heileman’s 81 24 16 while Launderette added a win over Eagles No 1.
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George St. Launderette
Eagles No
National Industrial League
Launderette
Eagles No. 1
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Central
Francksen Marina
Rubber Mills
Powell Park
Holiday Lanes
French Island Legion
Copeland Park
Pepsi- Cola
Memorial Field
W. A. Roosevelt
Heileman
Longfellow
la Crosse
Houska Park
Barrett
Marina
Coady
Limberg
Cooler
Dowell
Tischer
du- Mez
Larkin
Dayton
Bagniewski
Jirsa
Pfennig
Denison
Niebuhr
Eagles
Korb
Homers
Tanke
Vingers
Biek
Pepsi
Chapel
Smith
Fisher
Janisch
Helgerson
Hemker
Roosevelt
S. Cuellar
Legion
Ghelfi
Doolittle
Hall
Whitewater
Priebe
Mills
DuMez
Casler
Hauser
Walsh
Swan
Fanello
Sullivan
Bud Smith
Roehlke
Dick Smith
Severson
Stan Mee Curdy
Two No-Hit Games In Summer League
MANITOWOC AP Two pitchers threw no-hit victories in seven inning games of the Eastern Wisconsin High School Summer Baseball League Monday night. Mike Schuler Plymouth struck out 16 in an 11-1 win over Chilton. Chilton’s run was unearned. Bob Goebel New Holstein fanned 17 in a 15-0 win over Kiel with three walks.
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Mike Schuler
Plymouth
Chilton
Bob Goebel
New Holstein
Kiel
U S Track Stars Prepare for Moscow Meeting in July
In St Louis the U S track team of 51 men and two alternates is named to face Russia in Moscow in July 2021. Stars like Bob Hayes, Ralph Boston, Cyrol Burleson and Henry Carr headline a strong squad with multiple meet records and national bests. Coach Payton Jordan leads the unit aiming to extend American dominance across four European meets.
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America
Russia
Husky Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
United States
AAU Track and Field
U.S
Moscow
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Jones
Ulis Williams
Arizona State
Ralph Boston
Cyrol Burleson
Eugene
Ore
Poland
West Germany
England
Beatty
Henry Carr
Paul Drayton
Philadelphia
Card currency used in Quebec ends with fall of 1759
In 1685 Jacques de Muelles, governor in Quebec, lacked funds to pay troops, so he cut playing cards into quarters and assigned values to pieces. This improvised IOU card currency circulated until the Quebec defeat in 1759, lasting about 74 years.
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America
Jacques de Muelles
Quebec
Boxing results from Tokyo and Stockton boxing cards
Rocky Arade of the Philippines outpointed Keiichi Ishikawa of Japan at Tokyo while Rey Asis of Stockton defeated Jorge Salazar of San Jose in Stockton. Baseball style standings show Arkansas and colleagues leading leagues with multiple scores listed across international and regional leagues.
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Rocky Arade
Philippines
Keiichi Ishikawa
Japan
Stockton
Calif
Rey Asis
Jorge Salazar
San Jose
International League
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