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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

13

Prairie Qualifies Relay Units For State Class B

Prairie du Chien, Richland Center, and Westby athletes earned state bids at the Class B sectional. Richland Center led the team race with 56 points, while Darlington and Platteville also placed top, with individual qualifiers in multiple events including Standish, Curtis, Brown, Swiggum, and others.

Richland Center Wis Prairie du Chien Ron Martin Glenn Staiston Westby Monona Grove Hornets Darlington Platteville Boscobel Dodgeville Mt. Horeb River Valley Black River Falls Fennimore Iowa-Grant Lancaster Terry Standish Gary Standish Ron Curtis Rick Brown Marc Swiggum George Wonders Milo Kerry Beyers Terry Brines Milt Evans Leigh Jorgeson Arleigh Jorgeson Roger White Ken Tippery Terry Nessius Jim Oestriech Jim Waller Dave Nee Dennis McGinley Pete Scheide Bill Whitford Bruce Dillon Doug Knutson James Webster

Learn To Swim School Opens At YMCA In June

The YMCA announces its Learn To Swim School from June 10 to 15 with no session on June 12. Free lessons are for bay aged 8 to 15 who cannot swim, open to non members as a community service, with in person registration required by June 8 at the YMCA.

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Kansas Wins Big 8 Conference Track Meet

Kansas captures the 35th annual Big Eight outdoor track and field meet in Manhattan. The Jayhawks total 74 points in field events and win the half mile and three mile to edge Missouri by four points. Oklahoma State’s Charles Strong earns the Henry Schulte award with 32 points across sprints and relays.

Manhattan Kan Kansas Missouri Jayhawks Oklahoma State Charles Strong Henry Schulte

Big Eight Approves Letter Of Intent

The Big Eight Conference approved a multi conference letter of intent with six conferences and several Eastern schools for a May 20 signing date. After signing, athletes who commit to a school in the agreement cannot switch without losing a year of eligibility. The football only prelude from December 1957 set February 12 as effective.

Manhattan Kan Los Angeles Big Eight Atlantic Coast Southeast Big Ten Missouri Valley Penn State Syracuse West Virginia Pittsburgh Southwest

Father and Son YMCA Potluck Picnic Set for Wednesday

The Father and Son Club of the YMCA will host a family potluck picnic at 5 45 p m on Wednesday in Myrick Park. Wyman Ender and Ken Landro lead activities with reservations through the YMCA.

Father and Son Club YMCA Myrick Park Wyman Ender Ken Landro

Bowling Jr City Tournament Highlights and Scores

South Lanes and Holiday Lanes host junior and junior all star events with team totals and individual figures. Top marks include Rowley 826 734 739 and high single 214 by T Papacek. Bushs IGA and Wagner lines show strong team runs and high scorers across divisions.

M. Schneeberger B. van Riper T. Papacek South Lanes Bush IGA Wagner's Eau Claire B. Bush D. Ross Wagner F. Pznachek Kings M.g.r's Alley Cats J. Misenko D. Olson Haas J. DeBoer D Tauscher C. Engler B Geske M. Wateski N. Bjorkman Joe Misenko Chery! Engler

Central to Host 1963 Athletic Banquet May 22

La Crosse Central hosts its 1963 athletic banquet on May 22 at 6 15 p m at Our Savior s Lutheran Church corner 6th and Division Sts Red Raider Rooters sponsor Butch Nash University of Minnesota assistant football coach will be guest speaker A trophy will be awarded to the outstanding senior athlete.

la Crosse Central Red Raider Rooters Our Savior’s Lutheran

Russk Russia Edges USA In World Championship Fight

In Rio de Janeiro the United States basketball team lost 75-74 to Russia in a seven nation world championship round robin. It followed a 75-73 defeat by Yugoslavia in the opener. Brazil and Russia lead 2-0, France and the United States 1-2, Italy 0-2, Puerto Rico 0-3.

Rio DE Janeiro United States Russia Yugoslavia Italy Brazil France Puerto Rico

Fairfield Wins Oklahoma City Open In Muddy Finish

Don Fairfield ended a three year drought by winning the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek with a 72 hole total of 280 on a muddy 7050 yard course amid intermittent rain. He closed with a 69 to beat Julius Boros by one stroke and collected a 5300 dollar prize as challengers including Bob Rosburg Ernie Vossler George Bayer Don Finsterwald and Miller Barber pressed him during the round.

Oklahoma City Don Fairfield Julius Boros Quail Creek Country Club Fairfield Bob Rosburg Ernie Vossler George Bayer Don Finsterwald Miller Barber

Defensive Stars Gremminger And Nitschke Sign

Green Bay picks up two defensive standouts for 1963 as Ray Nitschke and Hank Gremminger sign with the Packers. Nitschke, the linebacker, was the outstanding player in the 16-7 NFL title win over the Giants and has five years with the team. Gremminger, moved from corner to safety last season, returns for his eighth year after intercepting five passes in 1962.

Green Bay Ray Nitschke Hank Gremminger Green Bay Packers Nitschke Packers New York Giants University of Illinois Gremminger

Hillsboro Caps Pair In Scenic Central Play

Hillsboro defeated Royall 5 to 4 and Cashton 6 to 2 in Scenic Central Conference baseball action. Mitchison and Dave Braithwaite each had two hits for Royall and Hillsboro respectively, with Benrud Briggeman and Stanek Davies collecting two safeties for their teams.

Hillsboro Scenic Central Wis Royall Cashton Mitchell Dave Braithwaite Benrud Joe Briggeman Stanek Davies Darcy Briggeman Royals Forbes Sletten de Maris Benish Jothen Spaeth Fawcett

Nite Hawks Sweep In Trane League Openers

Sunday marked the opening of the Trane Co Plant League with strong showings. The Hornets shut out the Cellar Dwellers 11-0 at Memorial East, the Misfits crushed the Slipsticks 27-3 at Trane South, and the Nite Hawks beat the Blue Lions 13-10 while whitewashing the Trances 10-0 at Powell Park. Batting leaders include Maybee, Redeske, Johnson, Korn, Hoeschele, Burgette, R. Beck, T. McCabe, and A. Olson. Four-Hit game by Viner and Hornets.

Hornets Memorial East Misfits Slipsticks Trane South Nite Hawks Blue Lions Trances Powell Park Trane Co Maybee J. Redeske Johnson Korn Hoeschele Burgette

Pius Wins State Catholic Title in C Keys Game

Milwaukee Pius edged Madison Edgewood 6 5 in ten innings to claim the state Catholic High School basketball title. Mike Jurewicz struck out 17, hit a two run homer and three singles, and Ben Hoefs sparked the 10th inning run with a single. Edgewood led 4 3 in the fifth before Pius tied it with Jurewicz's homer and sealed the win on an error assisted run. Edgewood committed seven errors.

Menasha Milwaukee Pius Madison Edgewood Mike Jurewicz Madison Edgewood Dennis Sweeney Crusaders Jurewicz Ben Hoefs Dick Mauzis Dave Ter Fennimore Wis Seneca Wauzeka West Grant Roger Wall Wall Krachey Mullikin Messling Havens Waureka D. Swanson Chadwick Kazda P. Mara R. Wall Payne

Arch er Extends Winning Streak in MSG Victory

New York middleweight Joey Archer won a unanimous decision over Victor Zalazar of Argentina in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden, extending his streak to five straight victories.

New York Joey Archer Victor Zalazar Argentina Madison Square Garden

Mageland Stars In No Hit Win In District Play

Gerald Mageland pitched a no hitter for Viroqua to defeat Readstown 11-0 in WIAA District baseball action. De Soto crushed Gays Mills 19-5. Viroqua advances to face Soldiers Grove, then De Soto for the district crown.

Soldiers Grove Wis Gerald Mageland Viroqua Readstown Mageland de Soto Gays Mills Groves Worman Hagar Charness Yuran Peterson Amann Bright Noha Welch

Bauer Hurls No-Hit Win In Tri-State

Gordie Bauer pitched a no hitter for Caledonia in a 1-0 Tri-State opener win over Chaseburg. He struck out 17 and walked two as Caledonia scored the lone run in the fourth on an error, a walk, and Neil Morey's single.

Bauer Tri-State Chaseburg Wis Gordie Bauer Caledonia Neil Morey Rubbers Ekern Mathison Jacobson

Weekend Minor League Sports Results Snapshot

International Sunday results include Indianapolis 6-2 over Toronto and Arkansas 1-2 with Jacksonville 0-5. Other scores feature Buffalo 13-1 over Rochester and Richmond 11 over Atlanta 1 Syracuse 11 over Columbus 4. Pacific Coast games Seattle 5-4 San Diego 0-5 in 12 innings and Tacoma 11-4 over Portland 17-2.

Indianapolis Toronto Arkansas Jacksonville Buffalo Rochester Richmond Atlanta Syracuse Columbus Pacific Coast Seattle San Diego Tacoma Portland Dallas-Fort Worth Salt Lake City Hawaii Spokane Denver Oklahoma City New York Joey Archer Victor Zalazar Argentina Manilla Ed Jofre Brazil Johnny Jamito Philippines Jofre Battle Creek Mich George Chuvalo Washington N.Y

Doerre Hardware Ad Highlights Repairs and Supplies

The advertisement markets extensive hardware services at Doerre Hardware 302 Pearl Street La Crosse. It lists reel repairs door closet servicing glass cutting water pipe threading and sale plus Shakespeare tackle bows guns and a famous fish trap with free delivery.

Doerre Pearl St la Crosse

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