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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1966

Page

16

Horse Races Top US Sports Attendance in 1950s Survey

The Morning Telegraph and Daily Racing Form report 1950s attendance shows horse racing as the leading spectator sport with 67.6 million at tracks. Baseball drew 33.6 million across majors and minors, football 2.7 million in pro and college games, while auto racing and boxing also posted sizable totals.

New York United States Morning Telegraph Daily Racing

Seagren Caps Great Week For 19 Year Old Track Stars

Bob Seagren at Fresno's West Coast Relays cleared 17 feet 5 3/4 inches to set the world indoor pole vault mark and share the spotlight with Jim Ryan of Kansas and Gerry Lindgren of Washington State who set records in the two mile and three mile runs. Brigham Young won the intercollegiate title as Art Walker, John Dobroth, and others set meet marks across the West region. Nebraska captured the Big Eight title while Tennessee claimed the SEC crown with Redington and Webster starring in distance events.

Seagren Bob Seagren Glendale Calif Fresno Fred Hansen United States Associated Press Los Angeles Jim Ryan Kansas Seattle Gerry Lindren Washington State University Ron Clarke Lindgren Pacific Athletic Conference Rice Art Walker Poland Jozef Schmidt Walker Southern California Striders Club Brigham Young New Mexico Oerter Randy Matson John Dobroth Roy Barrus Ralph Boston Long USC Columbia Charlie Greene Nebraska John Perry Oklahoma State Greene Perry St. John’s N.Y Tom Farrell Jim Metcalfe Farrell Soph del Benjamin New York Benjamin Benedict Cayenne Carver King King Cayenne Maryland State Maryland Ed Marks James Lee Bruce Carson Marks Lee Carson Army New Haven Jim Warner

Medford Man Heads Wisconsin Curlers

Woodrow Hodge of Medford was elected president of the Wisconsin State Curling Association. Roy Warborn of Hartland was elected vice president, Don Russell of Pardeeville secretary, and Ed Adam of Monroe treasurer.

Trempealeau Takes Coulee Track Crown

Onalaska Wis Trempealeau totals 66 percent points to win the Coulee Conference track title. Arcadia leads with 56 percent while Holmen 32 Trempealeau County title winner Trempealeau tops Arcadia in several events setting records by Jack Haines and the Arcadia mile relay in 3 54 15.

Onalaska Wis Trempealeau Bears Trempealeau County Arcadia Holmen Gale-Ettrick Bangor Melrose-Mindoro West Salem Jack Haines P. Becker Ekern Skroch G. Becker Pfaff Thill Kenyon Dunlap Hundt D. Boisen Haines Netwal Dorn Brunkow J. Haines Anderson Boisen Nemitz R. Wollberg Barenthin Gamoke Leicht Markevitch T. Johnson Antony Lien Haugen P. Thill Myers Daffinson Johnson Hesch D. Kenyon Hatz S. Rand Nicolai Leisgang Hurd Gale-Estrick

LCU Net Team Loses Warmup for SUC Meet

The La Crosse State tennis team lost 5-4 to Platteville in a dual meet here Saturday and will compete in the State University Conference meet at Oshkosh Friday. John Kading Ken Steh and Joe Aigner won singles. Kading and Joe Jarosh teamed for the doubles win.

la Crosse Platteville State University Oshkosh John Kading Ken Steh Joe Aigner Kading Joe Jarosh

New Orleans Meet Resumes After Rain

The final round of the Greater New Orleans Open tees off at Lakewood Country Club as Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema share the lead at 208 after 54 holes. Rain washed out Sunday play. Nicklaus also endured a minor traffic crash on the way to the course. Frank Beard and Bob Goalby sit one stroke back at 209.

New Orleans Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema Lakewood Country Club Nicklaus Lemna Frank Beard Bob Goalby

Gale-Ettrick Golf Team Posts 2-1 Week Record

The Gale-Ettrick golf team went 2-1 last week, beating Bangor 171-186 andTriangular foes West Salem and Arcadia, while losing to Onalaska 165-170.individual scores include Jim Stell Pflug 41 and 40, Robert Guertler 42, Tom Twesme 44, and Ted Twesme 45 among others.

Gale-Ettrick Redmen Bangor Maple Grove Onalaska Galesville West Salem Arcadia Jim Stellpflug Robert Guertler Tom Twesme Robert Ofsdahl Dewey Bjorkman Ken Hesselberg Bill Schroeder Steve Cassel Twesme Jim Zielke Dave Cardin Steve Freis Glen Pautsch Ted Twesme Dan Hartman Don Hartman Steve Zellman Ken Wehrenberg Bud Benusa Tom Reedy Jay Fernholz Steve Herrick

Warmath Sees Strong Spring Progress For Gophers

Minnesota coach Murray Warmath expresses optimism after spring football with the Gophers noting a stronger freshmen class and better running backs. He cites four quarterback contenders and a competitive intra-squad scrimmage while acknowledging remaining work ahead. Weather and practice conditions affected the college baseball schedule with multiple games postponed due to rain.

Minneapolis Minnesota Gophers Murray Warmath Warmath Merrill Forte Mike Danielson Hubie Bryant Dick Peterson John Hankinson Curt Wilson Larry Carlson Glen Wirtanen Ray Stephens Maroons

Mets Sweep Pair To Open City Play

The Mets won two Trane League softball games at Powell Park to start city recreation play. They defeated Lab 15 to 5 and the Chiefs 14 to 9, with homers by Stroeder Shimshak Mikolonic and teammates, while Johnson, Scheck, Loomis Wing ers and Dammon McHugh provided key hits.

Mets Lab Chiefs Powell Park Open City Recreation Johnson Scheck Myslwec Thompson Stroeder Shimshak Mikolonic Loomis Wingers Homers Dammon McHugh

College Track Tie Between Oshkosh and Marquette

Oshkosh and Marquette finish level at 71 points each in a tight college track meet. Lawrence trails with 39 points as the scoring closes.

Oshkosh Marquette Lawrence

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