Indians, Red Raiders Blitz Doubleheader
Opportunistic La Crosse used two turnovers to score early and held Eau Claire to spark a 30-20 State University Conference football victory at Memorial Field. The Indians defense grabbed six interceptions led by Tommy Carroll while Warren Bear and Grady Steensrud fueled the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Blanchard
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Memorial Field
Eau Claire
State University Conference
Blugolds
Jim Teff
Warren Bear
Grady Steensrud
Tommy Carroll
Bill Vickrey
Indians
Gregg Zastrow
Dennis Arkin
Barry Schockmel
Bill Turnquist
Jim Jarchow
Zastrow
Scenic Central leaders Royall New Lisbon win week clash
In Wisconsin Scenic Central play Royall and New Lisbon both sit 3-0 in league after Royall beat Westby 22-7 and New Lisbon defeated Hillsboro 14-7. Royall's Don Michel scored all three touchdowns and Ken Sletten set up another. Westby’s Mark Jacobson caught a pass for their score as Dewey Stendahl led the Norsemen with 11 tackles. Hillsboro dropped to 2-1 after a 14-7 loss at New Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Royall
New Lisbon
Westby
Hillsboro
Wis
Don Michel
Ken Sletten
Michel
Sletten
Dewey Stendahl
Mark Jacobson
Stendahl
Norsemen
Wayne Preuss
Royals
Jacobson
DeMarais
LeRoy Duckworth
Dick Martin
Rockets
Dale Dahlke
Orioles
Tom Fawcett
al Kaukl
Steve Davies
Terry Milfred
Dahlke
Duckworth
Andres
Hillsboro Fawcett
Major League Standings Report
Major League standings update shows games featuring Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Houston Cincinnati at San Francisco Milwaukee at Los Angeles and a Sunday schedule including Philadelphia at New York. Results from these matchups determine current league positions and division leaders.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Dairyland showdowns as Independence falls to Whitehall 12-7
Independence edged Whitehall in a Dairyland Conference homecoming clash 12-7 with Mark Marsolek scoring on a two yard run and Bob Edmundson adding a four yard TD for Independence. Bruce Ausderau connected on a 10 yard pass to Keith Johnson for Whitehall's score. Whitehall totaled 151 rushing yards and 46 passing yards while Independence piled up 190 rushing and 26 passing. coach Russ Knutson's defending champions improve to 5-0.
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Independence
Wis
Whitehall
Mark Marsolek
Bob Edmundson
Bruce Ausderau
Keith Johnson
Russ Knutson
Johnson
Marsolek
Edmundson
Nelson
Dairyland
Blair
Dean Dale
Layne Anderson
Larry Gilbertson
CFC
Dale
Anderson
Gilbertson
Neitzel
Platteter
Trempealeau
Holmen
Bruce Pertzsch
Bob Anderson
Ted Johnson
Dave Evenson
Don Boisen
Mark Hess
Bears
Hess
Coulee
Pertsch
Evenson
Boisen
Kenyon
Brunskow
Cooper's 83 Yard Return Sparks Central to 39-0 Win
La Crosse Central dominated Eau Claire North at Memorial Field in a Big Rivers game. Halfback Russ Cooper, 163 pounds, returned the second half kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown helping Central pull away to a 39-0 victory aided by two fumbles and two interceptions. Quarterback Terry Murphy connected on six of seven passes for 86 yards and two scores. Fullback John Goschke rushed 123 yards on 15 carries including a 63-yard run before stepping out of bounds.
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la Crosse
Eau Claire
Steensrud
Zastrow
Gerry Gendron
Schockmel
Indians
Breckener
Bear
Bear Player
Bob Koski
Teff
Ray Cheyka
Jarchow
Koski
Dennis Rivers
Ed Kremar
Gendron
Dan Field
Steenrud
Blugold
la Crosse Tribune
Russ Cooper
Eau Claire North
la Crosse Central
Big Rivers
Huskies
Memorial Field
Central
Glenn Wildt
Red Raider
Terry Murphy
Dick Panke
Jim Masewicz
Norm Nordstrom
Larry Shipman
Rick Reetz
North
Mike Fletty
John Goschke
Raiders
Goschke
Cooper
Panke
Murphy
Ron Abraham
Greg Lenser
Abraham
Roger Tietz
Ron Barribeau
John Sterling
Wausau
Chippewa Falls
Ed Wausau
Menomonie
Cardinals
Chippewa
Tom Whiting
Steve Jacobson
Dave Long
Mark Staples
North Central
Titcomb
Sterling
Central—Panker
Willis Berzinski
Arcadia
Jim Crowley
Len Ellison
Whitehall
BRF Tomah And Sparta Victorious
Black River Falls shutout Viroqua 16-0 in South Central play as BRF Tigers force turnovers and score on Moe twice Larson once and a Densmore safety. Reedsburg beat Wisconsin Dells 19-0 with Dan Bohen throwing two TD passes to Bill and Leroy Young. Chippewa Falls beat Wausau 19-7 in Homecoming clash. Tomah rolled to 31-0 over Nekoosa to stay in South Central chase.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Viroqua
Sam Young
Tigers
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Bob Boruska
BRF
Bill Moe
Fred Larson
Mike Densmore
BREF
Moe
Larson
Boruska
Wahl
Wisconsin Dells
Dan Bohen
Tom Bill
Leroy Young
Bohen
Bill
Young
Sparta romps past Mauston in Friday football clash
Fullback Greg Foss scored three touchdowns in Sparta 35 Mauston 6 as Hornett and Izard added scores. Tomah and Nekoosa routed defenses with multiple TDs and yards leaders listed. Richland Center shutout Sauk Prairie 14-0 to lift South Central records.
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Sparta
Wis
Greg Foss
Mauston
Foss
Gayle Hornett
Lee Izard
Hornett
Bob Smart
Smart
Izard
Krembs
Prairie DU Sac
Richland Center
Sauk Prairie
Rich, Center
RC — Mayer
Bellman
Central tops Eau Claire North in high school clash
La Crosse Central defeated Eau Claire North 39 20 in a game featuring Cooper with two TDs and a kickoff return, Murphy passing and inter ception plays. The scoring drives included multiple runs and key receptions as officials and lineups listed.
Memorial Routs Indians in Big Rivers clash. Cards win at home
Eau Claire Memorial defeated Menomonie 32-0 to seize first in the Big Rivers Conference as Phil Hagen connected on a 41 yard run and 19 yard pass to Dean Gordon. Hoepner and Fisher added rushing scores while Memorial hung on to remain atop the standings with divisional and upcoming matchups set against La Crosse Logan and La Crosse Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
Molland School
Associated Press
Cardinals
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
Chippewa
Eau Claire Memorial
Menomonie
Wausau
la Crosse Central
Eau Claire North
la Crosse Logan
Eau Claire
Wis
Indians
Big Rivers
Phil Hagen
Dean Gordon
George Hoepner
Jim Fisher
Hesch Leads Arcadia Past Onalaska in Coulee Clash
Arcadia defeats Onalaska 21 to 6 in Coupelee Conference action as Hesch rushes for three touchdowns and 89 83 yard returns. Trempealeau’s Trempealeau Holmen and Gale Ettrick results noted with Holmen tops Trempealeau 25 7 and Gale Ettrick 12 0 loss to Melrose Mindoro.
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Melrose
Wis
Melrose- Mindoro
Gale-Ettrick
Royce Wollberg
Onalaska
Tom Sacia
Larry Jostad
Roger Brandt
Mustang
Logan's Kiesling Captures First at West Grant Invite
Logan's Kiesling from La Crosse Logan won the individual title in the West Grant High School cross country meet held in PATCH GROVE Wisconsin. Madison West took the team title with 33 points, while West Grant was second at 80 and Logan placed with multiple runners in the top 40.
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Patch Grove
Wis
Mike Kiesling
la Crosse Logan
Madison West
West Grant
Kiesling
Logan
Gary Sarteng
Oren Hooverson
Bill Carley
Ed Martell
Mike Butler
Bob Turk
1966 State Amateur Golf Tourney Set for Sheboygan
The 1966 State Amateur Golf Tournament is planned for the week of July 25 at Sheboygan Pine Hills Country Club with Riverdale Country Club as the alternate for qualifiers. The Wisconsin Amateur Golf Association chose Pine Hills and named Ed Walsh of Milwaukee as president and re-elected Walter Turner of Oconomowoc as secretary treasurer.
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Sheboygan
Sheboygan Pine Hills Country Club
Riverdale Country Club
Wisconsin Amateur Golf Association
Pine Hills
Ed Walsh
Milwaukee
Walter Turner
Oconomowoc
Logan and Aquinas Clash in Intra-City Opener
Logan hosts Aquinas at Memorial Field for the 32nd meeting between the Rangers and Blugolds. Logan leads the series 16 wins to 14 with one tie as kickoff set for 7 30 p.m.
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la Crosse Logan
la Crosse Aquinas
Memorial Field
Rangers
Blugolds
Logan
Aquinas
Harriers Open 1965 Cross Country With 26 29 Victory
La Crosse State University opened the 1965 cross country season at Myrick Park with a 26 to 29 win over Stevens Point. Dale Roe of Stevens Point won with 17 26. La Crosse’s Jerry Braza and Barney Klinzing finished second and third with 17 44 and 17 45.
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la Crosse State University
Myrick Park
Stevens Point
Dale Roe
la Crosse
Jerry Braza
Barney Klinzing
Paul LeMere
Pete van Handel
Jack Curtis
Dave Jacoby
Joe Gerhin
Warren Terry
Larry Hardy
Indians
Scott Lindgren
John Mahorski
Luther
Alma Preps Clip Luther In 27-0 Win
Alma outgained Onalaska Luther 228 to 92 as Don Ristow, Brian Kreibich, John Stohr and Bob Cross produced a 27 point victory. The Rivermen spoiled the Knights homecoming halting Luther’s string.
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Alma Preps
Luther
Onalaska
Wis
Alma
Rivermen
Don Ristow
Brian Kreibich
Mike Mohan
John Stohr
Bob Cross
Knights
Bell ousted as British Women’s Championship semifinals begin
American Judy Bell of Colorado Springs sat out the rain delayed semifinals at St. Andrews as Britain and France clubs contested the British Women's Championship. Bell fell 3 and 1 to Scottish champion Mrs. Belle Robertson in the quarterfinals while Robertson advanced to face Brigitte Varanget of France.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Judy Bell
U.S. Curtis
Colorado Springs
Colo
Belle Robertson
England
Pamela Tredinnick
France
Claudine Cros
St John’s Top St Thomas 10-0 Feels Conference Lead
St John’s blanked St Thomas 10-0 to seize the Minnesota Intercollegiate Conference lead as Gustavus Adolphus meets Concordia later. The Johnnies, unbeaten and unscored upon in four games, drove 50 yards in 11 plays for the opening touchdown with Tom Gillham scoring and Terry Hartman adding a 27-yard field goal before halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
St. John’s
St. Thomas
Gustavus Adolphus - Concordia
Moorhead
Johnnies
Tom Gillham
Terry Hartman
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Barry Schulz
Vaughn Chattman
Royall, New Lisbon
Philip
de Soto
Wonewoe
Dennis Leis
Bud Dettman
Larry Soldenberger
Cashion
Wonew
Weston
Cashton
Weston—Smith
Kurn
Leis
Weston Schluter
Panthers
Paul King
Viola
Brookwood
Kickapoo
Lwith
Indees
Lincoln
Cochrane, Wis
Alma Center
Osseo
Dave Nelson
Ken Jacobson
Lyle Sell
Charles Julson
Dale Cummings
Hornets
Land
Julson
Sel
Cummings
Augusta
Eleva- Strum
Tomah
Baraboo, Wis
Dennis Tourdot
Chippewa Falls, Wis
Portage
B—Tourdot
B— Ritzenthaler
Nekoosa
South Central
Dick Henry
Bob Ducklow
Roger Kruk
Henry
Duckow
Kruk
Cram
Haag
Fletty
Thiel
Harris
Gutsch
Wright
Grassnickle
Beaulieu
Gullickson
Luer
Tietz
Shipman
Pederson
Reetz
Mallet
Woodcock
Dobbs, Abraham, Johnson
Solbere
Lenser
L. Anderson
Onsrud
Solerg
Masewicz
Christianson
Nordstrom
Puent
Klawitter
Jefferson
Richardson
Strand
Shepard
Hass
Zielke
Phillips
C. Hanson
Zimmerhaki
CO. Anderson
Markos
Potter
Winder
Kramer
R. Anderson
Olson
Rifenberg
Lane
Henriksen
Manske
Cole
Hicke
Menomonie 000
Memorial
Gordon
Haigen
Hoepner
Fisher
Hesch
Dave Hesch
Claude McCormick
Hilltoppers
Gale Ettrick
Steve Fleis
Chuck Willson
Tom Peek
Willson
Dorn
Bangor
Gordon Horstman
West Salem
Joel Steigerwald
Les Muenzenberger
George Dunlap
John Danthawn
Ule FF Allein
Ws—Dunlap
Horstman
Muenzenberger
Bangor Stark
Country Club
Gail Grazeley
Julie Justinger
Bill Baker
LCU Harriers
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