Cports a Crosse Cribune May 14 1963
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
12
Luther Dominates La Crosse State 89 42 In Dual Meet
Decorah Iowa Luther swept 11 of 15 firsts led by double winners Jerry Thompson and Gene Takle to crush La Crosse State 89 42 in a dual track meet. New Luther records fell for shot put and 880 by Earl Jensen and Mike Austad respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Iowa
Luther
la Crosse State
Floyd Gautsch
Indians
Platteville
Earl Jensen
la Crosse Logan Products
Mike Austad
Norsemen
Jerry Thompson
Gene Takle
Thompson
Takle
Ron Czechowicz
John Ranous
Charles Block
Dick Gryphon
LSC
Dick Ashland
Gerald Holmes
Gary Peer
Bill Genzler
Bar Jensen
Lerum
Crites
la Crosse
Fahning
Miller
Naslund
Smith
Kruse
Gene Table
Jacobson
Trupke
Olson
Werner
Gehle
Gary Peer Luther
Genzler
Fey
Myrah
Suanoe
Ae la
Kallenbach
Luther College Beats La Crosse State In Dual Tennis
Luther College defeated La Crosse State 5-4 in a dual tennis match at Decorah Iowa. Singles winners were Stenson Grey Tolman McKeever Olson Ehrich. Doubles winners were Berven McKeever over Stenson Grey Wirnsberger Wollage over Hanson Tolman. Benedict Drews over Olson Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Iowa
Luther College
la Crosse State
la Crosse
LSC
Wisconsin State College Conference
Oshkosh
Jim Stenson
Tom Berven
John Grey
Dean Hanson
Doug Tolman
Luther
Bob Benedict
Ray McKeever
Russ Wirnsberger
Leigh Olson
Dave Wollage
Steve Ehrich
Flag Tourney Slated At Ferndale Club
LA CRESCENT Minnesota The La Crescent Men’s Golf Club will hold a Flag Tournament Sunday at Ferndale Country Club Rushford Minnesota Tee-off at 7 00 a m DST Election of officers will be held after the tournament Breakfast will not be served at the first outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Mens
Ferndale
Rushford
Donald Yolton
Winnebagoes Drill at Copeland Park After Baseball Game
The La Crosse Winnebagoes will practice Wednesday at Copeland Park at 6 p.m. or after the Logan Aquinas baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Winnebagoes
Copeland Park
Logan-Aquinas
Orting Lad No-Hits For 25th Time In 25-0 Win
Southpaw Bill Hobert a sophomore stretched his hitless innings streak to 25 as Orting High School beat King's Garden High 18-0. It marked his fourth straight no hit victory and the team’s 34th consecutive win. Hobert and Gary Schoenbachler have twice combined for no hit doubleheaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orting
Wash
Bill Hobert
Orting High School
King’s Garden High
Tacoma
Hobert
Gary Schoenbachler
Hornung to Appear on TV for Benefit
Packers star Paul Hornung will be in Green Bay next week for the first time since his NFL suspension. He will appear on WBAY TV on May 25 to support a cerebral palsy drive, as announced by his mother Mrs Loretta Hornung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Packer
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
National Football League
Hornung
Wbay-Tv
Loretta Hornung
Mets Fans Driven by Mass Suggestion Says Psychiatrist
A psychiatrist analyzes Met fans as complex driven by mass suggestion and rejection dynamics. He notes fans latch to a beleaguered team after Giants and Dodgers relocation and seek a father-figure in Casey Stengel while cheering a lowly cause to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Giants
Dodgers
Pacific Coast
Casey Stengel
Dr. Eliasberg
Yankees
U.S. Steel
Palmer plans rest to recover from poor play and cyst
Weary Arnold Palmer, plagued by a back cyst and sagging form after a 299 at the Colonial, plans a休 period to rest. He will avoid golf for a week then resume light practice, aiming for a fresh start before the National Open at Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe, Pa
Palmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Brookline
Mass
Blugold Golfers Top Campion High in Dual Meet
La Crosse Aquinas defeated Prairie du Chien Campion 403 to 454 in a dual golf match. Blugold medalist Jim Hoeschler fired 79. Aquinas entries included Hoeschler 38 41 79 and Haugen 40 39 79, Barton 41 40 81, Davis 43 40 83, Seitz 44 37 81. Campion totaled 454 with Stock 41 42 83 and Knipp 42 45 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Aquinas
Prairie du Chien Campion
Jim Hoeschler
Blugolds
Aquinas
la Crosse Central
Campion
John Haugen
Tom Barton
Loring Davis
Tim Seitz
Tim Stock
Dennis Knipp
Dave Preng
Mack Clapp
Jim Malone
Meunier Heroic Ninth Lifts Trempealeau Over Holmen 3-1
Gary Meunier earned the win with a two run homer in the ninth. He struck out six and walked one while allowing four hits. Dennis Knutson took the loss for Holmen after giving up four hits and five strikeouts. Trempealeau 3 Holmen 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau
Wis
Gary Meunier
Coulee
Holmen
Meunier
Dennis Knutson
Knutson
Olson
Kiedrowski
Wisconsin Crew To Face Germans In Eastern Race
Wisconsin draws Germany's Ratzeberg and Cornell's unbeaten eight in the first heat of the Eastern College Spring Rowing Championships at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester Mass. 15 crews compete over 2000 meters with finals for top two in each heat. Cornell seeded first. six crews tied for No 2 include Columbia Harvard MIT Penn Wisconsin and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
Germany
Ratzeberg
Cornell
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Mass
Hanover
N.H
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dartmouth
Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges
EARC
Columbia
Harvard
MIT
Penn
Yale
Twins 56 647 Ahead of 1962 Attendance Pace
After 13 home dates the Minnesota Twins sit 56 647 ahead of 1962 attendance pace with 184 913 fans, up from 128 266 last year. League wide AM attendance up 156 547 while National League down 216 950. New York Mets lead gate gains, Houston and Detroit post biggest losses. Ken Rosewall defeats Rod Laver to take a 7 3 series lead in a $35 000 pro tennis playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Minnesota
New York Mets
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Boston
Houston
Detroit
New York Yankee
New Haven, Conn
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Results
Standings show Boston leading with 19 wins and 9 losses, St Louis 19 4, Pittsburgh 16 13, and Los Angeles 16 15. Monday’s results include Boston 8 Washington 5 and Los Angeles 7 Chicago 3 with several games postponed. Upcoming games list Minnesota at New York, Detroit at Chicago, Kansas City at Cleveland, Baltimore at Washington, Los Angeles at Boston, plus Wednesday’s schedule with the same matchups and city notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pet
G.B
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Minnesota Il
Mele Seeks Twins Revival Against Yankees in New York
Minnesota Twins manager Sam Mele expressed confidence the club will rebound from a hitting slump as they open a two game series in New York. Changes planned include Harmon Killebrew back in left field Rich Rollins at third base and Johnny Gary at second. Starting pitcher options hinge on Dick Stigman’s status with Camilo Pascual set to start Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Mele
Twins
New York
Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Jimmy Hall
Rich Rollins
Jay Ward
Johnny Gary
Bernie Allen
Minnesota
Dick Stigman
Lefty
Jim Kaat
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Yanks
Cleveland
Boston
Wisconsin Edges Northern Illinois 8-7 in ninth inning
Wisconsin rallies for three singles in the ninth to tie Northern Illinois 7-7 and then Dave Tymus delivers a clutch double. Allan Nau Dennis Howe and John Kleinschmidt homered as Wisconsin improves to 11-12 with a nine-hit performance by four pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Dave Tymus
Northern Illinois
Badgers
Ron Ross
Tymus
Allan Nau
Dennis Howe
John Kleinschmidt
Badger
John Hooson
Illinois
Peterson
Ross
Peddy
Magnusson
Miller
Schuring
Hooson
Kleinschmidt
Major League Leaders Highlights From 50 At Bats Lists
American League leaders include batting champion Hinton from Washington with 23 runs and 20 RBIs as Nicholson and Wagner share home run totals. Pitching leaders show Fischer and Stock at 3 0 with perfect 1.000s, while Wills and Brock pace stolen bases and Mahaffey and Sanford lead strikeouts in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causey
Kansas City
Wagner
Los Angeles
Hinton
Washington
Kaline
Detroit
Pearson
Robinson
Nicholson
Chicago
Yastrzemski
Boston
Versalles
Minnesota
Clinton
Cimoli
L. Thomas
Tresh
New York
Aparicio
Baltimore
Charles
Fischer
Stock
Morehead
Barber
Cheney
Covington
Philadelphia
F. Alou
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Willams
Wills
Brock
Simmons
O'Dell
Mahaffey
Sanford
Everton Wins English Soccer Title Over Fulham 4-1
Everton clinched the English Soccer League title with a 4-1 victory over Fulham in London. Tottenham Hotspur dropped a 1-0 decision to Manchester City as Everton finished with 61 points from 42 games while Spurs stood at 54 with two matches remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Everton
Fulham
Tottenham Hotspur
Manchester City
Spurs
Ranger Golfers Bow To Viroqua
Viroqua Wisconsin defeated La Crosse Logan 331 to 339 on Monday. Medalist Wayne Peterson led Viroqua with 75 while teammates Endicott Blair Groves and Vance supported with scores ranging 80 to 94. Logan scoring included Marker Koeller Johnson Berg and Fitzpatrick with totals from 83 to 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
la Crosse
Logan
Wayne Peterson
Dave Endicott
Bill Vance
Bill Blair
Scott Groves
Dennis Marker
Dick Koeller
Bob Johnson
Jim Berg
John Fitzpatrick
Younger Players Hold Braves Key
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan pins club’s hopes on its younger players as the Braves sit tied for last in the National League. He cites Joe Torre Denis Menke Denny Lemaster and Dan Schneider as keys to a turn around with few trade hopes and plans to rely on homegrown talent. The club opens a three game series tonight against St. Louis with Warren Spahn facing Bob Gibson at County Stadium. Bragan urges patience and a longer look at the kids as 15 of the next 18 games are at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Houston
Bragan
Joe Torre
Denis Menke
Denny Lemaster
Dan Schneider
St. Louis
County Stadium
Warren Spahn
Bob Gibson
Spahn
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Beam
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Floyd Patterson
Wyatt Walker
Martin Luther King
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Alabama
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
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Vladimir G. Eliasberg
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Heidelberg
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Gila
Central High
Blugold
Campion High
Tremple
Rosewall
John
Hans) Zahn
LA Crosse ST
DIAL
la Crosse Arcade Lanes
State St
ST. Nick
Chicago White Sox
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RBI
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Comiskey Park
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Major League
Ranger
Cardinals
Raul Heniacy
Raul
University of Brussels
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Henkey
Delta Motors
Evinrude Ue Nin
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