Coulee Region All Stars Named by La Crosse Tribune
Linda Smith and Jim Punko lead a 10 member Coulee Region all star bowling team selected by the La Crosse Tribune staff. Local first team picks include Linda Smith Muggs Turner Janice Thompson Lorna Farley with Lois Vlasek of Tomah on the women’s side. men’s first team also features Jack Connaughton Bill Zierke Del Marquardt Bruce Gilson. Second teams include Shirlee Sjuggerud Penny Mahlum Mayonne McClurg Dorothy Klein Muggs Wagner and veterans Dave Wolfe Bob Engelbrecht Erv Zeisler Bob Wigdal Don Lutz. Linda has 20 national honor counts and top score 688 in the Coulettes League. Muggs has high 691 in the Classic League.
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Linda Smith
Jim Punko
Coulee Region
la Crosse Tribune
Linda
Muggs Turner
Janice Thompson
Lorna Farley
Lois Vlasek
Tomah
Punko
Jack Connaughton
Bill Zierke
la Crosse
del Marquardt
Bruce Gilson
Shirlee Sjuggerud
Penny Mahlum
Mayonne McClurg
Viroqua
Eae
Lorna Farley Ie Ee
Dorothy Klein
Lois Vlasek Se Pisa
Muggs Wagner
Dorothy Klein Oe
Jeanann Hyslop
Marsha Givens
Punko Power Leads Coulee Region Bowling Honors
Punko Power Punko headed the Coulee Region men with three national honor series. He posted a 743 in the Straightaway League at South Lanes to top the Tribune bowling honor roll and maintained a 201 average at two houses. Connaughton Gilson also reached 201 averages in one league. Marquardt participated in about eight or nine leagues per Vlasek, owner of Vlasek's Lanes. He had a 206 and 207 average in other Seeee leagues but did not bowl all year in them.
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Punko
Coulee
Tribune
Connaughton
Gilson
Marquardt
Norm Vlasek
Vlasek
Asek
Central Shades Logan 2-1 in intra-city baseball
La Crosse Central senior lefty Bob Reichgelt pitched four hits, scored a run, and drove in another as Central beat Logan 2-1 at Copeland Park. Reichgelt struck out 12, while Ken Happel went the distance for Logan. Central moved to 3-4 overall and 1-1 in intra-city play, with Aquinas looming tonight and Prairie du Chien Campion Saturday.
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Bob Reichgelt
la Crosse Central
Logan
Copeland Park
Bill Leonard
Brian Brose
Gordie Rieber
Jeff Stuhr
Steve Christiansen
Pete Kohnert
Reichgelt
Ken Happel
Happel
Red Raiders
Bobby
Frank
First Team Second Team All Season Averages Listed
Jim Punko and Jack Connaughton lead the first and second teams with top averages of 201 and 201. Dave Wolfe 199, Bruce Gilson 201, Del Marquardt 198, Don Lutz 195, Bob Wigdahl 194, Erv Zeisler 195, Bill Zierke 199, Bob Engelbrecht 196. Honorable mentions include Butch Severson 194 Bob Bush 192 Ray Michalko 189 Lon Eggers 189.
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Avg
Jim Punko
Dave Wolfe
Jack Connaughton
Bob Engelbrecht
Bruce Gilson
Erv Zeisler
Bill Zierke
Don Lutz
del Marquardt
Bob Wigdahl
Butch Severson
Bob Bush
Ray Michalko
Lon Eggers
Bowling Lanes Name Top Five Keglers and Averages
Bowling proprietors credited for selecting the top five keglers at their lanes and listing each bowler’s average score. The note summarizes the featured players and their performance standards across venues.
Viola Women's Bowling League elects new officers
Evelyn Schroeder named president Judy Lehman vice president Verla Hamilton secretary treasurer and Alice Phillips sergeant at arms. Gary Manninger posted a 614 series in the Men's Classic League at Pla-Mer for Rudy's A and W. Summer leagues beckon as maple season winds down and golfers plan greener pastures.
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Viola Women’s Bowling League
Evelyn Schroeder
Judy Lehman
Verla Hamilton
Alice Phillips
Gary Manninger
Pla-Mer
Rudy
Lewiston Nips Caledonia in final inning comeback
Caledonia fell 6 5 to Lewiston in a Root River Conference baseball game as Lewiston scored three runs in the bottom of the final inning. Bill Doran and Ryan Kessler each had two hits for Lewiston while Bill Albert collected three safeties for Caledonia, who suffered its first league loss in four games.
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Caledonia
Minn
Lewiston
Bill Doran
Ryan Kessler
Bill Albert
Red Raider JV Edges Aquinas In Tight 3-2
Central High School junior varsity beat Aquinas 3-2 to extend its win streak to six. Right-hander Randy Klar earned the win, allowed one hit with eight strikeouts and two walks, while driving in two safeties. The deciding run came in the seventh on an Aquinas error after Central tied it in the sixth.
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la Crosse Central
Red Raiders
Aquinas
Randy Klar
Klar
Prairie du Chien Campion
Central
Pro Cage Exhibition to Feature Carr and Maravich
MINNEAPOLIS AP area basketball fans will see Austin Carr and Pete Maravich in an NBA exhibition on September 29 at Williams Arena. Marsh Ryman announced the Cleveland Cavaliers coached by Bill Fitch and the Atlanta Hawks will play in the showcase. Fitch, former Minnesota coach, drafted Carr No 1 this spring while Maravich was Atlanta’s top pick in 1970.
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Minneapolis
Louis predicts Chuvalo to beat Ellis at Maple Leaf Gardens
Louis, former world heavyweight champion, said George Chuvalo will defeat Canadian champ Chuvalo faces Jimmy Ellis Monday night at Maple Leaf Gardens. Louis warned Chuvalo should not let Ellis dance around or he will score a knockout, defending Chuvalo as the superior fighter.
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Toronto
Juve Louis
George Chuvalo
Jimmy Ellis
Maple Leaf Gardens
Louis
Chuvalo
Ellis
World Boxing Association
LADIES BOWLING TEAMS AND STANDINGS FROM SOUTH LANCS MEET
Topaz 1940 leads team series with 668 high game by Bev Martell and Joy Hildahi 537. Pla-Mar, Shamrock, Pla-Mor and Sunset clubs post strong marks in multi-team event with standout scores from Darlene Boldt 202, Sylvia Druschke 227, and Barb Verdota 531 amid tight competition across divisions.
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Topaz
Rubies
Bev Martell
Joy Hildahi
Darlene Boldt
Karen Jamison
Lori Tanke
Sandra Carr
Ruth French
Phyllis Munyon
Sue Reiland
Madeline Hillesheim
Vee Soller
Koelb
Bruce Terminix
Barb Verdota
Jan Stephan
Phyllis Dempsey
Wanda Stankey
Sandy McCormick
Shirley Vorden
Sylvia Druschke
Ladies’ Coulee
South Lancs
Party House
Kathy Schlicht
Betty Boenigh
Harriet Gupfer
Tooty Anderson
Mary Drendel
Arlene Servais
Nancy Ender
Lil Malzacher
Dee Strittmater
Barb Kostuch
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
American League leaders feature Oliva Minn in batting at .375 with 39 hits and 7 home runs, Northrup Det at .351, runs, and 60 at bats totals. Pitching leaders include Palmer Bast with 5–0 and 1.000, 2.34 ERA, and Siebert with 4–0 and 1.000, 1.99 ERA.
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Minn
Northrup
Det
Oak
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Chic
Garr
Atl
Millan
Bench
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Bonds
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Hebner
Clemente
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L.A
Harrelson
N.Y
J.johnson
Seaver
Jenkins
Issel optimistic after Colonels trail 2-0 in ABA series
Kentucky star rookie Dan Issel says teams up 0-2 can come back, while Utah Stars hold a 2-0 lead after a 138-125 loss in Salt Lake City. Issel scored 67 in the two losses as issues cited include team defense and turnovers. Zelma Beaty counters with 66 points for Utah as Beaty dominates rebounding and fast breaks.
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Louisville
Dan Issel
Kentucky Colonels
Colonels
Utah Stars
Issel
Kentucky
Salt Lake City
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Utah
Zelma Beaty
Beaty
The
Stars
Athletic Banquet By Mabel-Canton Lions Club
The Mabel Canton banquet honors high school athletes with seventh and eighth graders invited. Robert Welch of Winona Park and Recreation will speak at the Mabel Canton Public School event Monday at 7 p.m.
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Mabel, Minn
Mabel Lions Club
Mabel- Canton
Robert Welch
Park and Recreation
Winona
Aquinas Topps Winona Cotter 7-4 in 11th straight win
Aquinas beat Winona Cotter 7-4 on the road to extend their unbeaten streak to 11 games. Sam Smerud earned his second win this season with eight hits allowed and two walks as Aquinas pulled ahead 4-1 by the third inning and held off Cotter’s rally including a three-run homer by Schultz in the fifth. Kaufman led the offense with three singles in five at bats as Aquinas faces intra-city rival Logan at Copeland Park tonight.
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Winona
Minn
la Crosse Aquinas
Winona Cotter
Sam Smerud
Blugolds
Cotter
Steve Skiles
John Kaufman
Francis Servais
Mike Coady
Smerad
Aquinas
Schultz
Chuck
Servais
Coady Sin- Searle
Gled
Smerud
Smeruds
Coady
Tom Choice
Larson
Kaufman
Logan
Copeland Park
Dave Wolfe Nets 705 Honor Count In All Star League
Dave Wolfe bowled the 11th men's national honor series of the season in La Crosse with a 705 in the Men's All Star loop at South Lanes. He posted 240 220 245 games, 24 strikes, eight spares, and one split for Pepsi Cola. Other top scores included Erv Zeisler 656 and Ron Ambers 635. Pepsi Cola led team totals with 3141 and 1083 solo.
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Dave Wolfe
la Crosse
Wolfe
Pepsi Cola
Erv Zeisler
Ron Ambers
Charlie Northup
Bruce Wooden
Butch Severson
Dave
McCabe
Virg Payton
Jim Larson
Jack Schaller
Ed Johnson
Gary Manninger
Joe Bloehorn
Art Anderson
al Barris
Rue Gantka
Pla-Mar
Betty Harris
Sylvia Druschke
Jan Wieman
Elaine Kaufmann
Jeanne Blanchard
South Lancs
Shirley Fanello
District 14 Sets Baseball Playoffs
OSHKOSH Wis AP The 1971 NAIA District 14 Wisconsin baseball playoffs will be a four team three game single elimination tournament May 19 at Goodland Field home of the Appleton Foxes. First game features the State University Conference winner vs the second ranked independent. Afternoon game matches the No 2 WSUC team against the top independent. Winners meet at 7 pm for the championship. In case of rain the schedule will be delayed one day.
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Oshkosh
Wis
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Wisconsin
NAIA
Goodland Field
Appleton Foxes
State University Conference
WSUC
Track coach named for U.S. team in Berkeley meet
Dave Maggard of the University of California was named head coach of the U.S. track team for an international meet against Russia in Berkeley on July 23. The appointment was announced Thursday.
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Berkeley
Calif
Dave Maggard
University of California
U.S
Russia
Rushford Beats Houston 6-3 In Root River Clash
Rushford scored five runs in the third inning to defeat Houston 6-3 in Root River Conference play. Bud Britt allowed six hits with 12 strikeouts and scored on a triple. Roger Olson added a double and a single for Rushford, now 3-1 in league action. Houston had two hits from Bob Jacobson and Ed Krugmire. Houston had won 5-4 in a suspended nonconference game, tying 4-4 after seven innings before the league game resumed.
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Rushford
Minn
Houston
Kee High Clamps South Winn In Twin Bill Sweep
Kee High defeated South Winneshiek 6-0 in game one and 4-2 in game two. Mike Gore had two triples in the opener, Fred Wiemer-Slage added a solo homer, Bob Fink earned the win in game two with three hits allowed, and Steve Fink struck out 12 in a two hitter to pace the first game.
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Calmer
Iowa
Lansing
Kee High
South Winneshiek
Mike Gore
Fred Wiemer- Slage
Bob Fink
Steve Fink
Cashton Pulls Off Late Rally to Beat De Soto 4 3
Cashton Wisconsin rallied with four runs in the seventh inning to defeat De Soto 4-3 in Scenic Central Conference play. Dave Olstad started the rally with a walk and single, Bob Myers pushed a run across, a De Soto error scored another, and Tom Haas doubled in the go ahead runs. Dave DeGarmo homered for De Soto.
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Cashton
Wis
de Soto
Dave Olstad
Bob Myers
Tom Haas
Dave DeGarmo
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