Ma-Cal-Grove Golf Club enters fifth season with growth
Ma-Cal-Grove Golf Club outside Caledonia Minnesota begins its fifth season with 290 active members and rapid growth. The venture serves Caledonia Mabel and Spring Grove with stock ownership by residents and daily green fees for nonmembers. The course covers about 90 acres on 120 total acres and features a 3 207 yard par 36 layout, new ninth tee, fast greens, and a busy tournament schedule including the Ma Cal Grove Open July 16 17 and the VFW Regional June 19.
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Jim Pickett
la Crosse Tribune
Ma-Cal-Grove
Caledonia
Minn
Mabel
Spring Grove
Bob
Andy Schwartzhoff
Ma- Cal-Grove
Schwartzhoff’s
Galesville
John Hogden
Wisconsin Badger
VFW
Richard Hansen
Evelyn Besse
Neal Feuerhelm
LCU Net Team Dominates St Marys in 6-1 Win
In Winona Minnesota La Crosse State University swept St Marys 6-1 in a dual tennis match. Singles results include Joe Garosh defeating Darrel McAnny 3-6 6-1 6-2 and Dick Michuda beating Jim Searls 6-0 6-2. Doubles Garosh Polan beat McAnnany Grayzeck 6-1 6-2.
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Winona
Minn
la Crosse State University
St. Mary’s
Indians
Joe Garosh
la Crosse
Darrel McAnnany
Bob Polan
Bruce Branden
Dick Michuda
Jim Searls
Jim Burton
Monona Grove Invitational Highlighted by Voigt and Winzenreich
Madison West led by Stu Voigt won the Monona Grove Invitational with 41 points, Madison East took fourth with 29. Voigt won shot put and discus, while Mark Winzenreich of Monroe set a state 440 record with 48.9 seconds. Three meet records fell: Raine Park’s Gary Thornton in the 880, Madison East’s Chuck Huggins in the 100, and Janesville’s Randy Mayes in the 1000.
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Madison
West
Stu Voigt
Voigt
Appleton
Racine Horlick
Madison East
Mark Winzenreich
Monroe
Leroy Collins
Green Bay East
Gary Thornton
Racine Park
Gary Swinconas
Beloit
Chuck Huggins
Mike Warner
East
Huggins
Tom Mayes
Janesville
Randy Buchanan
Randy Rugh
Craig Ferris
Bowling Leaders Shine in City Titles at South Lanes
Don Lutz post 644 series with a 257 game while Lorna Farley tops Friday bowling with 573. Lewison 636 Weigel 635 Kreutzer 631 Michalko 630 Wuest 610 Zeisler 602 also score in Straightaway League at South Lanes. Stavle 536 leads Ladies Nite Owl at South Lanes. Holseth nets 526 in Starlite at Sports Bowl with a 244 game. Farley’s 573 followed by Verse 558 and Holinka 551 lead Ladies Merchant at Pla Mar Lanes. Kraus 532 in Alley Cats wheel.
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Don Lutz
Lorna Farley
Lutz
South Lanes
Lew Lewison
Don Weigel
Hank Kreuzer
Ray Michalko
Paul
Pip) Wuest
Erv Zeisler
South Lancs
Helen Stavle
la Vonne Holseth
Starlite
Mrs. Farley
Martha Verse
Marianne Holinka
Ladies Merchant League
Pla-Mar
Cookie Kraus
Willie Davis to Speak at La Crosse Central Banquet
Willie Davis star defensive end for the Green Bay Packers will address La Crosse Central High School's athletic banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday May 19 in the Hall of Presidents. The event includes awards to top lineman and Senior Athlete of the Year and a Club Certificate of Merit from the W Club. Tickets are 2.50 each and all letter winners and athletes are guests of the Red Raider Rooters.
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Willie Davis
Green Bay Packers
la Crosse Central High School
Red Raider Rooters Club
la Crosse State University
David Affeldt
Central
University of Wisconsin
Central High School
Red Raider
Davis
Sam Huff
Johnny Unitas
Frank Gifford
South Viet Nam
Far East
Packers
Cleveland Browns
A. D. Williams
Texarkana
Ark
Grambling
Browns
University of Chicago
Chicago
LCU Golfers Lose First To Oshkosh
GREEN LAKE Wisconsin La Crosse State University opens season with a 17 12 loss to Oshkosh at Lawsonia in a 36 36 72 match. Harry Carpenter leads La Crosse with 74 while Oshkosh spotlights Graska 79 Benson 82 Winters 81 Klimek 81 and others in a full 10 player scoring.
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Green Lake
Wis
la Crosse State University
Oshkosh
Lawsonia
Harry Carpenter
la Crosse
Carpenter
Don Iverson
Ron Quillin
George Geise
Dave Fox
Jeff Armstrong
Lee Kaczmarek
Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
MLB standings show San Francisco leading with 37 wins and 68 losses in a tough division while Atlanta and Houston chase. Friday results include New York beating Chicago 2 1 and Philadelphia downing Pittsburgh 8 7 in 11 innings.
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Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pttsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
California
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
New
Bowling Scores From Starlite and Other Lanes
Starlite Sports Bowl results show Harvey's Bakery leading team series 2326 and high scorers La Vonne Holseth 526 and Jane Duncan 516. Riviera Sportswear posts Mechanics 1590 team series. Petticoat at Holiday Lanes led by Rip Bros. 2098. Katz Realty tops Pla-Mar Lanes with 2316. Individual highs include Holseth 244 and Lorna Farley 573 with other strong marks across venues.
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Starlite
Harvey’s Bakery
la Vonne Holseth
Jane Duncan
Linda Smith
Jean Solberg
Irene Howard
Doris Eastman
Riviera Sportswear
Holiday
Yvonne Andrews
Jane Gantenbein
Linda Puls
Eileen Goyette
Joyce Stagen
Judy Dahlby
Dave Peterson Hits 633 At Parkview
Dave Peterson bowled a 633 series in the Farmers League at Parkview Lanes in Cashton Wisconsin. Harvernandez added 608 with a 234 high. Cashton Creamery led league totals with 2,828 and 1,053 in separate counts.
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Dave Peterson
Parkview
Cashton
Wis
Parkview Lanes
Harvernandez
Cashton Creamery
State Bank of Viroqua
Wuensch
Hilltoppers
Jetson
IGA
Dorothy Klein
Gerda Aarness
Mabel Cole
Ruth Erickson
Pralle
Dahl’s Drugs
Dar Schreier
Mayonne McClurg
Marilyn Larson
Ex Major Leaguer Bing Miller Dies in Crash
Former major league outfielder Bing Miller, 71, fatally injured when the car he rode in was in a Friday night crash returning from a game in Philadelphia. Three others injured. Miller, born August 30, 1894 in Vinton Iowa, played 12 seasons with the Philadelphia Athletics including three AL pennant years. He entered the majors with the Washington Senators in 1921.
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Philadelphia
Edmund J
Bing) Miller
Miller
Philadelphia Athletics
Vinton
Iowa
Washington Senators
Tomah Team Scores Well In Rochester
The Badger Case team from Tomah Wisconsin excelled at Rochester Minnesota events. Gary Heber, Roger Wiemer and Andy Habiger earned second with 1921 in the three man event. Wiemer averaged 201 for 12 games and Heber had a 629 series.
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Tomah
Wis
Badger Case
Rochester
Minn
Gary Heber
Roger Wiemer
Andy Habiger
Bob Engelbrecht
Heber
Wiemer
Badger Cafe
Senior Citizens Bowl Banquet and 1966 Officers
The Senior Citizens bowling league held its annual awards banquet Thursday night at Schmidty's. Newly elected officers for 1966 67 are Lloyd Johnson president Oscar Paulson secretary treasurer and Walter Endres master scorekeeper. The league opens Oct. 4 at 1 30 p.m. at Pla Mor Lanes.
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Senior Citizens Bowling League
Schmidty’s
Lloyd Johnson
Oscar Paulson
Walter Endres
Pla-Mor
Wisconsin Beats Minnesota in College Tennis Match
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 7 2 in a college tennis meet.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tuain
Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Herman Dixon
Miami
Villanova Sophs Prove Speed On Fast Track
At Quantico Relays in heat and wind, Villanova sophomores won the major collegiate distance medley relay in 9:53.8, led by Ian Hamilton 2:56.3 for three quarters and David Patrick 4:13 anchor. The meet featured five records and strong showings from North Carolina College, Maryland, Rutgers, LaSalle, and the New York A.C. with Tom Farrell in the lead-off and a 9:56.4 Club and Service Division win.
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Quantico
Villanova
Wildcats
North Carolina College
Leon Coleman
Winston-Salem
Quantico Marines
Frank Costello
Maryland
Elijah Miller
Rutgers
Costello
Charlie Mays
New York
Ian Hamilton
David Patrick
Fordham
Patrick
Penn
Georgetown
LaSalle
New York A.C
Tom Farrell
Fordham to clash with Wisconsin in Milwaukee Classic
In the opening round of the Milwaukee Classic Fordham meets Wisconsin while South Carolina faces host Marquette next Dec. 16 17. The event marks Wisconsin and Marquette hosting the round with Fordham and South Carolina as opponents in the two pairings.
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Milwaukee
Fordham
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Marquette
Kauai King Leads Derby Field In 92nd Kentucky Derby
Fifteen 3 year olds contest the Derby with Kauai King a 5-2 favorite as Abe's Hope trails at 3-1. The purse nears 163000 with 174114 wagered in advance betting as fields thin after Sean E Indian withdrawal due to injury.
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Associated Press
Louisville
America
Mary Keim
Sean E Indian
Seaneen
Abe
Stupendous
H.C. Phipps
Amberoid
Reginald N. Webster
Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association
Quinta
Sky Guy
Fleet Shoe
California
Ada L. Rice
Bill Shoemaker
Hope
Bill Boland
Bill Harmatz
Hirsch Jacobs
Williamston Kid
Blue Skyer
Shoemaker
Braulio Baeza
John Sellers
Advocator
Taylor Preps Top Fairchild By 14-1
Taylor, Wis. Arlyn Iverson scattered four hits and struck out 13 as Taylor beat Fairchild 14 to 1. Iverson walked four and helped West Central claim the win.
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Taylor Preps
Fairchild
Taylor, Wis
Arlyn Iverson
Taylor
West Central
Iverson
Wisconsin signs Texas lineman Leonard J. Fields
Madison AP Wisconsin Athletic Director Ivan Williamson said Leonard J. Fields will enroll in September on a grant in aid. Fields is a 6 foot 1 inch 217 pound standout who played offensive center and defensive linebacker at Galveston Central High School in Texas.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ivan B. Williamson
Leonard J. Fields
Texas
Fields
Galveston
Central High School
Wisconsin scrimmage shows offense clicking under Bruhn
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn praised the offense after seven touchdowns in a spring scrimmage pitting starters. Quarterback duties went to freshman Chuck Burt with 24 attempts 13 completions including a 50 yard score to Tom McCauley. Carries and scoring came from Gale Bucciarelli Tom Jankowski Vic Janule Bill Yanakos and others while four freshmen impressed on defense.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Chuck Burt
John Ryan
Tom McCauley
Superior
McCauley
Gale Bucciarelli
Bruhn
Bucciarelli
Tom Jankowski
Vic Janule
Bill Yanakos
Pittsburgh
Hank Cuccia
Mike Cavill
Marinette
Don Schaffner
Grand View
Gary Reineck
Rochelle
Ill
Area Track Meet Results Across Schools
Readable segments show multiple events with winners and times. Notable performances include New Lisbon leading relays and names like Kahike Davies Andres and Hansen. Mauston Madonna posting 3 15.8 in the 1690 relay. O Onalaska and Bangor posting strong distances in shot put discus and relays.
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Kahike
Davies
St. Louis
Dahike
Andres
White
Behl
Petrowitz
Davis
Bader
Luken
Mile
Faulkner
Boehm
Erickson
Ryczek
Pene
Jacobson
Bindl
New Lisbon
Hansen
Mauston Madonna
Dahl«ke
Bindi
Sekkey
LaBudda
Mead
Kreigl
Schroeder
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Chester
Bud) Hanson
Schwartzhoff
Feuerhelm
Hanson
Tribune
LCU
Monroe Lad
Voigt Powers West
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Brunswick HoliDay Lancer
Brunswick
Hoeschler Park Plaza
Ray
OIL and Heating, Inc
Aumvey
Pla-Mar Lanes
Katz Realty
Bud’s Marina
Hertha
Wade
Ceil Gilles
Rue Gantha
Polly Jung
Joyce Smale
Hertha Hoeschele
Gerry Searle
Alley Cats
Walt’s Restaurant
Arcadia Flyers
Elaine Schlifer
Carol Chapman
Betty
Jean Hoch
Marion Marcus
New Villa
Don Lii’s
Pip Wuest
Joe DeNucci
Vin Martinez
By Bob Cooper
Lucky Debonair
Handy Builders
Maulton
Madonna
Westby
Royals
Kickapoo
Larson
Rasmussen
Moon
Nelson
Chute
Bender
Hagen
Michel
Sanstad
Sebranek
Thompson
Rognstad
Keller
S. Olson
Muller
Donenelly
Wee
Steinke
Stakston
Christianson
Weber
Snn- Stad
Kingslien
Royall
Thomas
Queen
D. Olson
Donnely
Britnall
Sanford
Nes
Snnstad
Wanless
Masters
R. Muller
Sor R
Thayer
LA Crescent
Kim Loftsgarden
Jeff Engen
Gary Merritt
Derrick Dahien
Walters
Paul Tollefson
Rick Ruehmann
Owen Hein
Jeff Loftsgarden
Randy Snell
Rich Ruehmann
Todd
Charlie Johnson
Onalaska
Bangor
Netwall
Hendrickson
Stuhr
Shaw
Markevitch
J. Sparks
Beyer
Schultz
R. Nicolai
Mickelson
Peek
T. Johnson
Antony
J. Johnson
Niedfeldt
Stark
Byer
Schutz
R. Hatz
Crowley
Myal
Dial
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