Luther Cops Sweep La Crosse State In Dual Meet
Luther Indians overpower La Crosse State 89 42 in Decorah led by double winners Jerry Thompson and Gene Takle. Earl Jensen set a Luther shot put record 49 feet 7.5 inches and Mike Austad clocked 1 56.4 in the 880.
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Cports a Crosse Tribune May 14 1963 edition
The Cports a Crosse Tribune reports on local sports and community news for May 14 1963 with brief updates from area teams and events. Public notices and standings are included alongside scores and schedules from nearby high schools and clubs.
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Luther Defeats La Crosse 5-4 In Dual Tennis Meet
Decorah Iowa Luther College edged La Crosse State 5-4 in a Monday tennis dual winning four singles and one of three doubles. La Crosse ends the dual season 4 3. Next event is the Wisconsin State College Conference meet in Oshkosh on May 18.
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Flag Tourney Slated At Ferndale Club
La Crescent Minn The La Crescent Mens Golf Club hosts a Flag Tournament Sunday at Ferndale Country Club Rushford. Tee time for the first outing of the year is 7 00 a m DST per Don ald Yolton. Following the tournament election of officers will be held.
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Winnebagoes Drill at Copeland Park After Baseball
The La Crosse Winnebagoes will practice Wednesday at Copeland Park at 6 p.m. or following the Logan Aquinas baseball game.
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Prep Pitcher Extends No Hit Streak to 25 Inning Win
Orting High School defeated King's Garden High 18-0 as sophomore Bill Hobert extended his hitless innings streak to 25. Hobert earned his fourth straight no-hit victory, with regular partner Gary Schoenbachler, a junior, aiding in no-hit doubleheaders. The small Tacoma-area school remains undefeated in 34 games.
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Hornung To Appear On TV For Benefit
Packers star Paul Hornung will be on WBAY-TV May 25 for a cerebral palsy drive in Green Bay. The NFL suspended him for betting and he has spent much time at banquets. His mother Loretta Hornung confirmed the appearance.
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Mets Fans Go Wild Over Mets, Says Psychiatrist
The Mets fan surge is explained by mass suggestion and the en masse factor says Dr Vladimir G Eliasberg a New York psychiatrist. He notes fans identify with a lowly cause and cling to a comforting father figure in Casey Stengel as they rally behind a chronically losing team.
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Weary Palmer Plans Rest After Poor Colonial Showing
Arnold Palmer, worn and ailing, says rest may be all he needs after a 299 at the Colonial Invitation. He notes a back cyst hampered walking and swinging and plans a week away from golf before a cautious return ahead of the National Open at Brookline in June.
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Blugold Golfers Top Campion High
La Crosse Aquinas defeated Campion 403 to 454 in a dual golf match. Jim Hoeschler of Aquinas was medalist with 79. Aquinas to host La Crosse Central Tuesday at the Country Club. Campion to play at La Crosse Central Friday.
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Meunier Lifts Trempealeau In Ninth Inning Victory
In Trempealeau Wisconsin Gary Meunier hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift Trempealeau to a 3 1 Coulee Conference win over Holmen Meunier earned the win striking out six and walking one while allowing four hits Dennis Knutson took the loss with four hits allowed and five strikeouts Kiedrowski also played for Holmen Olson helped Trempealeau on defense
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Wisconsin Crew To Face Germans In Eastern Race
Wisconsin meets Germany’s Ratzenberg and Cornell’s unbeaten eight in the first heat of the Eastern College Spring Rowing Championships at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester. Wisconsin won the Cochrane Cup at Hanover over MIT with Dartmouth third. Fifteen crews compete in the premier heavyweight event over 2000 meters. finals set for the afternoon.
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Twins 56 647 Ahead of 1962 Attendance
After 13 home dates the Minnesota Twins sit 56 647 ahead of their 1962 pace with 184 913 attendance versus 128 266 last year. The Mets lead gains, others trail, and AL attendance plus and minus totals are noted. Yankees crowd figures fall.
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Rosewall Tops Laver In Pro Tennis Playoff Breakthrough
Ken Rosewall defeated Rod Laver for the third straight time and moved ahead 7-3 in a $35,000 prize playoff series, Sunday night in New Haven.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Glance
Baseball standings show Chicago leads with 18 wins and 12 losses, followed by Boston 15 11 0, Kansas City 17 3 0, New York 14 12 0, Baltimore 16 14 0, Cleveland 12 12 0, Los Angeles 1 500, Detroit 3 Ale 0, Washington 13 19 0, Minnesota 1 18 0. Monday results feature Boston 8 Washington 6 and Los Angeles 7 Chicago 3. many games scheduled for today and Wednesday including Minnesota at New York and Los Angeles at Boston.
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Mele Predicts Twins Will Break Slump in New York
Minnesota Twins manager Sam Mele voiced optimism before a two game series with the New York Yankees, insisting the club will rebound from a hitting slump. He plans three lineup changes with Harmon Killebrew back in left, Rich Rollins at third, and Johnny Gary at second, while pitcher duties hinge on arm health.
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Badgers Rally To Beat Northern Illinois 8 7 In Nine
Wisconsin collected 18 hits but needed a ninth inning rally to edge Northern Illinois 8-7 in Madison. Allan Nau Dennis Howe and John Kleinschmidt homered as Ron Ross allowed three straight hits in the ninth before John Hooson earned the win. Wisconsin improves to 11 12.
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Major League Leaders in batting pitching and fielding
Major League leaders list by league. American League leaders include Hinton Ka line Pearson and Hinton among runs and hits. Nicholson Wagner Tresh and Hinton lead home runs. Aparicio and Charles top stolen bases. National League leaders feature Covington F Alou Aaron and Cepeda in batting and home runs. Wills Brock and O'Dell headline steals and pitching.
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Everton Triumph Clinches English Soccer Title
Everton secured the league title with a 4-1 win over Fulham in London. Tottenham Hotspur fell 1-0 to Manchester City, leaving Everton at 61 points from 42 games and Spurs at 54 with two games remaining.
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Younger Players Hold Braves Key
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan says the club’s future rests with its young players like Joe Torre Denis Menke Denny Lemaster and Dan Schneider as they try to snap a poor stretch. He cites progress from Lemaster and Menke and expects the kids to lead a climb back, starting tonight against St. Louis at County Stadium.
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Ranger Golfers Bow To Viroqua
Viroqua defeated La Crosse Logan 331 to 339 in golf. Medalist Wayne Peterson of Viroqua shot 75 as team members Endicott Blair Groves Vance and Peterson led the four scores. Logan's top scorer was Koeller with 83.
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