Erickson and Michalko Lead La Crosse City Handicap Doubles
Pete Erickson and Ray Michalko have the top total at 1 303 as the La Crosse City Men's Handicap doubles tournament nears its end. Rich Wasmuth and Denny Duenkel follow at 1 298 with Jeff Koeller and Gary Manniger at 1 295 and Bruce Gilson and Bob Haberman at 1 256 after a 714 series by Gilson. The event concludes Sunday night at South Lanes.
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Pete Erickson
Ray Michalko
la Crosse City
Erickson
Michalko
Rich Wasmuth
Denny Duenkel
Jeff Koeller
Gary Manniger
Bud Janney
Bruce Gilson
Tomah
Erv Zeisler
Bill Burroughs
Davyl Papenfuss
Gib Herold
Bud Schultz
Ken Schultz
Bob Haberman
South Lanes
College Baseball Scores From Dubuque and Platteville
Northland defeated River Falls 4-2 while Dubuque beat Platteville 5-3 in Iowa. In tennis Milton swept Milwaukee Technical, 6-3.
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Northland
River Falls
Dubuque
Iowa
Platteville
Milton
Milwaukee
North Crawford Tops Brookwood in Scenic Central Showdown
North Crawford scored three runs in the eighth inning to beat Brookwood 14 to 11 in Ontario Wisconsin. John Lowe and Helgerson each had three hits for North Crawford while Qramme Gary Gordimier and Tom Knoble added two apiece. Brookwood’s Gary Savall Jim Calhoun and Pete Schrier collected multiple hits in a high scoring game.
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Ontario
Wis
North Crawford
Brookwood
iThursday
John Lowe
Helgerson
Qramme
Gary Gordimier
Tom Knoble
Gary Savall
Jim Calhoun
Pete Schrier
N. Craw
Iverson
Knoble
Lowe
Olson
Schaitel
Doll
Spring Grove Nips Houston In Conference Baseball Clash
Spring Grove edged Houston 4 to 2 in Root River Conference play as three runs came in the fifth inning. Don Wendel went 2 for 2 with a triple and Mark Onsgard added two hits and two RBIs.
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Houston
Minn
Spring Grove
Don Wendel
Mark Onsgard
Johnson
Roverud
Scheevel
Bedore
Jorgenson
van Gunde
Holte
Tugboat shines as La Crosse’s newest vessel
Roger Binsfeld and the J. F. Brennan Co. unveiled the 65 by 26 foot 100 ton tug James Brennan with three decks and a 25 foot pilot house. Built to haul construction gear and powered by two 400 horsepower Caterpillar engines, it features nine bunks, a galley, heads, and wood paneled quarters.
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Roger Binsfeld
la Crosse
Binsfeld
J. F. Brennan Co
James Brennan
Dubuque
Iowa
Annie
Track results from Alaska and surrounding schools meet
Alaska 84 and Aquinas JV 32 led by Hockenbery and S. Stuhr in field events. Onalaska Luther defeated Cashton 87 to 31 with multiple relay and hurdle wins. varied performances across discus, shot put, high jump, pole vault, and relays highlight a brisk meet with strong team showings from several districts.
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Hockenbery
Phillips
Stuhr
Herrmann
Ducharme
Turner
S. Stuhr
B. Stuhr
Perry
Herald
Sieger
Petersson
Petry
Satory
Tschann
Crawley
Blancher
Smith
Walinsky
Onalaska
Lecheler
Hockenberg
Schroeder
Haack
Sackmaster
Espenes
Manske
Onalaska Luther
Cashton
Lamprich
Iverson
Mashak
Leis
Cox
Wilder
Lautz
Brendale
Schaller
Offo
Floyd
Schwartz
Praile
Kile
Chapiesky
Luther
Schlicht
Tollefson
Clements
Running
Kapanke
Richardson
Kuderr
Olson
P Benoit
LaMont Schroeder
Mike Kasten
Chris Kilday
Kurt Konkal
Tim Benoit
Tim Carlison
Wally Gnewikow
Tom Hedrick
Tom Kutske
Gary Lilyquist
David Cooper
Royce Blackdeer
Dennis Lindner
Herb Bennock
Mark Matuscka
John Cramer
Steve Ott
Tom Hedrich
Brede Sorenson
Tom Kutzke
Mike Kastems
Jim Falk Iner
Dave Ludeman
Carian Klein
Tomah
Pennock
Martin
Matuscka
Linder
Todd
Braver
Javner
Rood
I Harris
Mathison
von Arx
Daniel
Ganrud
Mach
Foust
Larson
Jorgenson
Dragston
Ambueh
Peaskee
Mitchell
Logan
Wilson
Lidner
Black River Falls
Lid
Howard Gomer
Timner
Viroqua Favored Inaugural 10 Team Track Meet
Viroqua is favored to win the first annual Vi roqua Invitational with top marks in five events. Tomah Sparta De Soto Melrose Mindoro North Crawford Kickapoo Westby Boscobel Royall fill the field as events run from noon to 2 p m.
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Viroqua
Tomah
Sparta
de Soto
Melrose-Mindoro
North Crawford
Kickapoo
Westby
Boscobel
Royall
Dave Pfaff
John Cramer
Kevin Hall
Dale Chellevold
LaMont Schroeder
Peter Kingslien
Richter
Eric Zingler
Cowden
Brad Ross
Tim ‘Benoit
Chellevold
Nyaun
Benoit
Chellelvold
Cashton shuts out Hillsboro in Scenic Central play
Cashton blanked Hillsboro 5-0 as six Hillsboro errors and a two hit effort by Ingham propelled Cashton to the win. Nordlie added two hits in three at bats for Cashton, with Van Cowden of Viroqua also contributing in the scoring effort.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Ingham
Cashton
Nordlie
van Cowden
Viroqua Hillsboro
Schroeder Bloor
Stanek
Glynn
Bowling Scores Ten Pin at Pia Mor Lanes
Fanties lead with team 2382 and game 859. Betty Shanley 518 Elene Schiffer 509 Fran Amundson 503 Irene Mills 495 Dorthy Schlegel 486 Shirley Nicol 483 Doris Schmitt 481. Elaine Kaufmann 222 high. Guttersdusters at Pia Mor Lanes led by Lakeview Foods 1874 team series and 675 team game. Ginny Schnurrer 499 Fran Grupa 489 Marylin Porter 487 Jane De Boer 483 Angot Svanee 477 Phyllis Chambers 475 Mary Lou Wuttke 472 Evelyn Johnston 458 high singles 187 shared by Phyllis Chambers and Janice Wiegand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia-Mor Lanes
Fantie
Betty Shanley
Elene Schiffer
Fran Amundson
Irene Mills
Dorthy Schlegel
Shirley Nicol
Doris Schmitt
Elaine Kaufmann
Lakeview Foods
Ginny Schnurrer
Fran Grupa
Marylin Porter
Jane de Boer
Angot Svanee
Phyllis Chambers
Mary Lou Wuttke
Evelyn Johnston
Janice Wiegand
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Portland
Jerry Graci
Arlington
Mass
Mike Cruz
New York
Drew
Barcelona
Spain
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Douglas Miller
Britain
Los Angeles
Esteba Olivera
Monterrey
Mexico
Rudy Corona
Obregon
Freeman
Newburgs
BY Terry Burt
Alaska
Aquinas
LA Crescent Varsity
Jim Beam
Clermont
Jacob Beam
Kentucky
Bo So
Decker New
David
Jones James
Baker and
Vae
James B. Beam Distilling Co
Clermont, Beam
John Hanson
Earl Dankeuren
Studlik
Hanson
Dennis Linder
Chuck Swenson
Steve Fleming
Cashton Blanks
Minnesota
California
Evinrude
Evin Rude
Elfman Marine Inc
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