Aquinas Routs La Crescent For 7th Victory In 8 Starts
Aquinas hammered La Crescent 13-3 at Memorial South Field. Tom Weise earned his fourth win with relief from Jim Bott as Aquinas built a 13 run attack through five innings. Bott homered in the sixth, while Kamla Lathrop Murphy and Van Riper led the offense with multi hit performances. La Crescent scored all three in the fifth but could not slow the Aquinas onslaught.
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la Crosse Aquinas
la Crescent
Memorial South Field
Blugolds
Dave Bruha
la Crosse Central
Tom Weise
Jim Bott
Weise
Kamla
Steve Lathrop
Don Murphy
Murphy
Bob van Riper
Dan Gordon
Gordon
Dan Rathburn
Rathburn
van Riper
Mike Limberg
Lathrop
John Lynch
Bott
Aquinas LA Cres
Aquinas
RBI
Hyldahi
Arney
Limberg
Shea
Area track results feature Alma Center Lincoln and rivals
Alma Center Lincoln wins big as Black River Falls trails 67 to 51. Individual winners include S Casper and W Casper from AC in sprints, plus Prundie and Comstock leading AC in the mile. Relay wins for Alma Center Lincoln and Black River Falls, with field event leaders from AC Caledonia and Harmony.
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Alma Center
Lincoln
Black River Falls
S. Casper
Deener
R. Brown
W. Casper
Burlingame
Waldum
Bergerson
Scheffer
Kissinger
Noble
Prundie
Comstock
Strasburg
Michels
W. Brown
Casper
BRF
Overlien
Risch
Jelinek
Evans
S. Caspar
Overlein
Littlegeorge
Teeples
Houston
Cummings
Haralson
Berg
Roger Emerson Leads City Bowling With 620 Series
Roger Emerson rolled a 620 series in the Blackhawks League at Pla-Mar Lanes to lead city bowling standings. Betty Mitley topped women's scores with 541, followed by Sylvia Druschke 537 LaVonne Holseth 536 and Irene Schultz 530 at Pla-Mar.
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Roger Emerson
Pla-Mar
Betty Mitley
Pla- Mar
Sylvia Druschke
LaVonne Holseth
Irene Schultz
Pia-Mar
Misfits
Joe Blankenship
Don Feldkamp
Hazzy Wohlhoefer
Gene Olson
Carol Scheck
Betty Strong
Bragan Lost Pennant Claims Klimchock
Former Milwaukee Brave Lou Klimchock now with the New York Mets says the Braves should have won the pennant last year but blames manager Bobby Bragan. He attributes 20 homer hitters and Bragan's moves as factors and criticizes Bragan's Atlanta remark.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Lou Klimchock
Braves
Bobby Bragan
Klimchock
New York Mets
Bragan
Klimcheck
Atlanta
West Salem Tops Bangor in High School Golf
West Salem defeated Bangor 173 to 210 at Maple Grove. Don Hartman led with 41 while Hartman 42 and Gullickson 45 supported the winning team with Wehrenberg 45 and Zellmer 48. Bangor’s top four included Hesselberg 49 and Bjorkman 51.
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West Salem
Wis
Don Hartman
Bangor
Maple Grove
Roger Gullickson
Ken Wehrenberg
Steve Zellmer
Ken Hesselberg
Dewey Bjorkman
Bill Schroder
Lonnie Castle
Harry Gikling
Braves Edge Twins 3-2 in Exhibition No-Count Game
In Atlanta the Braves beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 in a no count exhibition. Sandy Alomar drove in the deciding run in the 10th on a two out single by Felipe Alou after Alomar had reached on a wild pitch. Gary Geiger homered for Atlanta and Tony Oliva replied for Minnesota.
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Atlanta
Braves
Minnesota Twins
Sandy Alomar
Felipe Alou
Alomar
Johnny Klippstein
Minnesota
Jimmie Hall
Arnold Umbach
Hall
Marty Keough
Woody Woodward
Joe Torre
Lee Thomas
Gary Geiger
Tony Oliva
Clay Caroll
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Sam Mele
Rich Rollins
Mele
Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Bernie Allen
Chuck Schilling
Roggenburk
Liebler
Cimino
Klippstein
Battey
Blasingame
Umbach
Torre
Oliva
Geiger
Bowling Scores from Good Shepherd and Nearby Venues
Bowling results list team series and game scores from Good Shepherd and other venues including Classic Coulee Golf Bowl and Northern Sports Bowl. Notable variances include high individual games with George Thaldorf, Ruth Rebhan, Roger Emerson, and Violet Berg among top scorers across divisions.
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Good Shepherd
South Lancs
Disciples
George Thaldorf
John O’brien
Harlan Michaels
Carl Rebhan
Ed McCullough
Shirley O’brien
Ruth Rebhan
Lucille Geary
Carol Abraham
Pat Norskog
Ruth ‘Rebhan
Coulee
Culp’s Tavern
Skogen
IGA
Jim Thompson
Clayton Lambert
Ron Schroeder
Syl Baures
Bernice Hansen
Everett Johnson
Len Nichols
Lee Stelpiflug
John Shuda
Bob Soller
Sportsman’s Bar
Eileen Goyette
Lois Buss
Marie Weber
Louise Peterson
Myrt Schlicht
Jane Soller
Barb Schmidt
Vi Notz
Ann Graff
Olga Thomas
la Crosse Tribune
Violet Berg
Margaret Schlegel
Lorna Farley
Eileen Scheitzach
Donna Sebranek
Diane Paisley
Nancy Guertin
Joan Schurz
Marion Schurz
Joyce Bicha
Miles Deeply Linked To Tech Legacy For 69 Years
C P Sally Miles arrived at Virginia Tech as a 17 year old student in 1897 and died at 86 after 69 years with Tech. He helped found the Southern Conference in 1921 and twice led it. At Tech he served as teacher football and baseball coach graduate manager of athletics athletic director and dean of the college.
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Blacksburg
C. P
Sally) Miles
Virginia Tech
Hanover County
Miles
At Tech
Top shooters at Air Port Trap Club meet Sunday
Gunners led by E Kittle with 24x25 and 23x25 scores along with 20x25. Ron Kleinschmidt posted 24x25 and 21x25, Chet Goodenough 23x25 and 21x25, with others including Ron Jensen 22x25 22x23 20x25 and Dick Hansen 22x25 21x25 among a field of entrants led by D Becker Arliss Sherrard Nick Hengel John Brown Rich Jerue Bob Christianson and Les Burch and Lloyd Bangsberg.
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Air Port
E. Kittle
Ron Kleinschmidt
Chet. Goodenough
Ron Jensen
Dick Hansen
Les Burch
Lloyd Bangsberg
D. Becker
Arliss Sherrard
Nick Hengel
John Brown
Rich Jerue
Bob Christianson
Carroll Martin Named AFL Administrative Assistant
Carroll Martin former Houston Oilers general manager is appointed administrative assistant to AFL Commissioner Al Davis. He will assist Davis in the league's business affairs following the Monday announcement.
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NEW York
Carroll Martin
Houston Oilers
al Davis
American Football League
Martin
Davis
Weather Holds Scoring Key In Houston Meet
Veteran Ben Hogan predicts a winning score around 280 if weather stays steady while Jack Burke Jr. eyes 277 for the Champions International Golf Tournament at Champions Golf Club Cypress Creek in Houston. The 101-player field includes Nicklaus and Palmer amid a strong PGA lineup.
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Houston
Ben Hogan
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
Hogan
San Antonio
Cypress Creek Course
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Roberto de Vicenzo
Dallas
Mays Aims for Record HR Against Drysdale in SF
Willie Mays seeks the National League home run record tonight against Don Drysdale as the Giants open a three game series at Candlestick Park. After 12 homers in 10 seasons off Drysdale Mays targets a 13th and 512 career homers despite flu injuries and a knee setback.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Dodger
Mays
Candlestick Park
Drysdale
Mel Ott
Houston
St. Louis
Herman Franks
Boxing results from Manchester and major wins listed
Thad Spencer of Los Angeles outpointed Brian Land in Manchester. Gerry de Bruyn of South Africa knocked out Billy Lotter in Johannesburg. Frazer Toweel beat Mario Ballavera on points in Johannesburg. Art Hernandez of Omaha outpointed Rudolph Bent in Milwaukee. Jerry Quarry of Los Angeles outpointed Al Jones in Kansas City. Eddie Perkins of Chicago stopped Mel Ferguson in Las Vegas.
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Manchester
England
Thad Spencer
Los Angeles
Brian Land
Britain
Johannesburg
South Africa
Gerry de Bruyn
Billy Lotter
Frazer Toweel
Mario Ballavera
Italy
Milwaukee
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Rudolph Bent
New York
Kansas City
Jerry Quarry
al Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Las Vegas
Nev
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Mel Ferguson
Aquinas Golf Downs Logan In City Match
Aquinas defeated La Crosse Logan 353 to 359 in a intra city golf clash at the Country Club course. Medalist honors went to Bob Pynn with an 80 after rounds of 40 and 40. Tom Lovejoy 87 and Steve Lovejoy 93 paced Aquinas alongside others.
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la Crosse Aquinas
la Crosse Logan
Coulee
Bob Pynn
Rangers
Tom Lovejoy
Steve Lovejoy
Brent Larson
Chuck Lindner
Randy Haines
Jim Michu
Foster to Enter State Hall of Fame for Wisconsin Career
Madison sponsors of the annual sports Hall of Fame dinner on June 8 announced that Harold Bud Foster, longtime Wisconsin basketball coach and current director of the grants and aid program, will be enshrined along with three others. In a separate item, Buffalo Bills defensive end Tom Day, a five year AFL veteran, has signed his 1966 contract with the league champions.
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Madison
Harold
Bud)Foster
University of Wisconsin
Foster
Buffalo
N.Y
Tom Day
Buffalo Bills
Howsam
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Dick Groat
Flood
Flood Sees Himself as Beside Mays Yet Distinct
Curt Flood of the St. Louis Cardinals weighs his place beside Willie Mays. He notes Mays remains one of the era’s greatest athletes and says he will give 100 percent as the Cardinals rebuild around Flood in 1966. Flood predicts Mays could play five more years with prudent self care.
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New York
Curt Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Mays
Wilfie
Mays
Flood
St. Louis
Cardinal
Bob
Willie
Illinois Driver Wins And Loses In Race
Tom Baum of Des Plaines Illinois set the day’s best elapsed time in a nitro fuel dragster with 9.0 seconds at 190 mph but lost control as he crossed the finish line when the supercharger exploded. The car ripped 800 feet of bushes and suffered heavy damage. Dick Gelting won the gas fuel division at 166.66 mph in 8.49 seconds. Noel Cramer topped the stock division at 120.40 mph.
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Union Grove
Tom Baum
Des Plaines
Ill
Baum
Dick Gelting
Okanchee
Noel Cramer
Random Lake
Central 9 Rout Tomah Preps 13 6 at Copeland Park
La Crosse Central defeated Tomah 13 to 6 at Copeland Park on Monday. Doug Gardner and Ron Abraham each had two hits including a double for Central, which built a 3 0 lead and extended it with four runs in the third and three in the sixth aided by Tomah errors.
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la Crosse Central
Tomah
Copeland Park
Glenn Wildt
Red Raiders
la Crosse Aquinas
la Crosse Logan
Memorial
Central
Doug Gardner
Ron Abraham
Gardner
Randy Hilleshiem
Greg Henriksen
Sam Sayles
Hilleshiem
Abraham
Sayles
Juniors Receive Bowling Awards
The La Crosse Junior Bowling Association held a party at the Elks Club where AJBC bowlers received awards from toast master Duane Moore. Teams and players from Pla-Mer and Shamrock leagues earned emblems and certificates for top finishes and raised averages, with individual high averages, series, and singles noted.
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la Crosse Junior Bowling Association
AJBC
Elks Club
Duane Moore
Pla-Mer
Untouchables
Secord
Munsters
Flintstones
Bill Bush
Brian Chapman
Ron Papacek
Rich Forschler
Sue Schumacher
Greg Berg
Mark Johnson
Girl Scouts League
Nancy Fuchs
Jeanne Rebhan
Janet Walters
Mayor's Wife Sub in Softball Showdown
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay sent his wife as a substitute in a Sunday softball game against a press corps team The Power Brokers. Mary Lindsay went hitless as the mayor did, yet the Lindsay Lancers won 10 to 9.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Power Brokers
Mary
Lindsay
Lindsay Lancers
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George Myer Sr
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Toby Towsen
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