La Crescent tops Peter son 27 13 for third straight win
La Crescent football beats Peterson 27 13 in Root River Conference action. QB Bill Harlos accounts for all LC points with four rushing TDs two-point conversion and a pass to Curran. LC gains 193 rushing and 64 passing yards while Peterson totals 169 rushing and 24 passing.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Bill Harlos
Peterson
Harlos
Roger Curran
Taneere
Wayne Hasleiet
Gerald Agrimson
Petes
P—Hasliet
Agrimson
P—Agrimson
Lc—Harlos
Curran
Houston
Bowling Scores from Men’s City League Results
Bowling results from Pla Mor Lanes and surrounding centers list team series and games for Machine Products Arcadia Flyers American Family Insurance Torrance Foundry Midwest Motors Rocky’s Bar Urbanek’s and other teams. High individials include Marv Clark Roger Sandmire G. Pfennig Lila Neiheisel and Marion Gardner with scores across multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla-Mor Lanes
Marv Clark
Jim Strange
J. Eagen
Bob Tischer
Bob Butterfield
Geo. Schneeberger
Alley Cats
Arcadia Flyers
G. Pfennig
J. Wilk
E. Schlifer
M. Johnson
J. Tanke
Betty Miller
Starlite
Midwest Motors
Lila Neiheisel
Elene Schiffer
Pat Kraft
Diane Smith
Agnes Lachman
Marion Gardner
S&h Sport Shop
Rich Severson
Dave Lund
Dick Pfennig
Bob Opitz
Hugh Boschert
Dave Vandervelde
Len Roellich
Bunna Crogen
Bob Weigel
Geo. Temp
Casey’s Skelly Serv
Peter Nelson & Sons
Martha Verse
Helen Morton
Joyce Smale
Audrey Kabat
Vi Tanke
Joanne Schmidt
Becky Pynn
Kay Kerska
Lorna Fairey
Marion Ray
Martin Has Growth Removed From Ankle
Minnesota Twins Coach Billy Martin underwent a minor operation to remove a growth from his right ankle. Doctor George A. Resta, the Washington Senators physician, performed the procedure as the club closed its series with Baltimore. Martin expected to return to coaching for the home game that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Billy Martin
Washington Senators
George A. Resta
Baltimore
Martin
Resta
Twins
Six Umpires Named To Work Series 1965
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced the six umpires selected for the 1965 World Series to begin Wednesday in Minnesota. American League selections are Ed Hurley John Flaherty and Bob Stewart while National League choices are Tony Venton Ed Sudol and Ed Vargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Frick
Minnesota
Ed Hurley
John Flaherty
Bob Stewart
Tony Venton
Ed Sudol
Ed Vargo
National League Pennant Race Tightens As Teams Vie
The Associated Press reports the National League pennant chase with the Dodgers at 95 wins and 65 losses, 2 games behind San Francisco at 93 and 67, followed by other teams like Milwaukee and Cincinnati in the standings. Home records and upcoming matchups loom large as the pennant race persists.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
San Fran
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Harper
Rose Cincinnati
Mays
Twins Plan Final World Series Tuneup and Celebration
AP report outlines Sam Mele's pitching plans for a season-ending two game series with California and a Sunday ceremony for the 1965 AL champion Twins at Metropolitan Stadium. Grants, Kaat, Pascual and relief pitchers cover the Sunday start and potential third game changes. Governor Rolvaag and mayors will attend the pennant ceremony with aerial bombs signaling the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota Twins
California
Sam Mele
Camilo Pascual
Angels
Metropolitan Stadium
Jim Grant
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Jim Merritt
Dave Boswell
Mele
Grant
Kaat
Pascual
Los Angeles
Twins
Versalles
Valdespino
Sam Melelf
Oliva
Killebrew
the Hall
Mincher
Battey
Quilici
Nossek
University of Minnesota
Indians Rally In 46 Yard Attempt Sparks Rivalry Fight
La Crosse edges Eau Claire 30 20 after a late surge led by Bear who ran 116 yards and scored twice. Steensrud connected on multiple plays including a 46 yard field goal as La Crosse pulled ahead while Zastrow and Carroll swapped passes and interceptions.
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Lance
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Zastrow
Bear
Norm Klug
Koski
Steensrud
Vaughn Chattman
Chattman
Bears
Blugolds
Gus Gorski
Tom Perrault
Bob Rykal
Indians
Dave Heineke
Field
Carroll
Kremar
Heinecke
la Crosse Eau Claire
la Crosse-Bear
Chattiman
Gendron
Rykal
Teff
Dick Beggs
Tom Flood
Ken Wiltgen
Winona
Jerry Seeman
Fridley
Minn
Wisconsin High School Football Scores Across Districts
Large list of Friday games with numerous Wisconsin high schools posting scores across conferences including Big Rivers, Dairyland, Southern Wisconsin, and Central Wisconsin. Notable results include La Crosse Central 39 Eau Claire North and Chippewa Falls 19 Wausau 7, plus River Valley 25 Prairie du Chien 6 and Alma 27 Onalaska Luther 0.
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la Crosse Central
Eau Claire North
Chippewa Falls
Wausau
Eau Claire Memorial
Menomonie
Dairyland
Independence
Whitehall
Blair
Cochrane
Fountain City
Osseo
Alma Center
Lincoln
Eleva Strum
Augusta
Kickapoo Valley
Crawford
Blue River
Barneveld
Seneca
Ithaca
Wauzeka
la Farge
Hollandale
Alma
Onalaska
Luther
Scenic Central de Soto
Wonewoc
Royals
Westby
Cashton
Weston
New Lisbon
Hillsboro
Brookwood
Kickapoo
BIG
Winona
Red Wing
Wisconsin River Valley
Prairie du Chien
Fennimore
West Grant
Iowa Grant
Darlington
Cuba City
Mt. Horeb
Mineral Point
Platteville
Lancaster
Dodgeville
Boscobel
Muscoda
Black River Falls
Viroqua
Richland Center
Sauk Prairie
Sparta
Mauston
Reedsburg
Wisconsin Dells
Tomah
Nekoosa
Baraboo
Portage
Coulee Melrose-Mindoro
Gale-Ettrick
Bangor
West Salem
Arcadia
Holmen
Trempealeau
Wis
Catholic
Eau Claire Regis
Stevens Point
Pacelli
Central C
Adams Friendship
Wild Rose
Westfield
Almond
Manston Madonna
Port Edwards
Marshfield Columbus
Madison Edgewood
Belmont
Hazel Green
Benton
Bloomington
Mukwonago
Lake Geneva
Randolph
Princeton
Sussex Hamilton
Menomonee Falls
Brookfield Central
Brookfield East
Glendale Nicolet
Cedarburg
Muskego
Greendale
New Berlin
Franklin
Brandon
Hustisford
Winnebago Lutheran
Lowell-Reeseville
Lomba
Green Lake
Wilmot
Elkhorn
Walworth
East Troy
Whitewater
Delavan-Darien
Grafton
Campbellsport
Kewaskum
Slinger
Fond du Lac
Random Lake
Germantown
Pewaukee
Highland
Cassville
Robbinsdale
Minn
Superior
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Mosinee
Phillips
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Racine Horlick
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Elkhart Lake
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Kewaunee
Seymour
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Tle
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de Pere Abbot Pennings
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Amery
Webster
Holcombe
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Potosi
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Iil
Rio
Montello
Markesan
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Cambria
Waupun
Ripon
Berlin
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Oconomowoc
Hartford
Mayville
Horicon
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Lodi
McFarland
Johnson Creek
Verona
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Cambridge
Waunakee
Oregon
Elk Mound
Somerset
St. Croix Central
Prescott
Elmwood
Plum City
Prairie Farm
Boyceville
Cadett
Bruce
Osceola
Unity
Fox Valley Lutheran
Manitowoc Lutheran
Chetek
Hayward
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
The list shows top players in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals. It highlights Oliva and Versalles of Minnesota leading American League batting and runs, with Clemens and Mays among NL standouts, plus prominent pitchers Koufax and Koufax again for strikeouts and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Boston
Versalles
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Versailles
Campaneris
Kansas City
Aparicio
Baltimore
Conigliaro
Cash
Cardenal
California
Grant
McLain
McDowell
Lolich
Johnson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Rose
Williams
Chicago
Aaron
Milwaukee
Callison
Philadelphia
Allen
Clemente
Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Cloninger
Veale
North Crawford 31 Blue River 20 in Kickapoo clash
North Crawford rolled to a 31-20 victory at Blue River to remain unbeaten in Kickapoo Valley Conference play. Richard Halverson threw three TDs to Warren Randall, Dennis Coleman added a rushing score, and two safeties aided the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Mills
Wis
North
Blue River
N. Crawford
Nc—Randall
Coleman
Nc—Lowe
Braves Sidetrack Dodgers As Reds Rip Giants 17-2
The Braves beat the Dodgers 2-0 as Sandy Koufax chances to clinch the pennant hinge on a later game. Cincinnati crushed San Francisco 17-2 behind Ellis seven strong innings and homers by Robinson Coleman Rose Johnson.
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Braves
Dodgers
Reds
Giants
Denny Lemaster
Lemaster
Claude Osteen
Felipe Alou
John Roseboro
Mack Jones
Osteen
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Jim Gilliam
Gilliam
Jim Lefebvre
Alou
Lefebvre
San Francisco
Bob Bolin
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
Sammy Ellis
Rose
Deron Johnson
Herman Franks
Cincinnati
Tom Haller
Len Gabrielson
Ellis
Pirates
Cubs
Jim Pagliaroni
Chuck Harrison
Rusty Staub
Robin Roberts
Astros
Rose Boro
Alomar
Torborg
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Roseboro
Johnson
Jones
Osteen L
Miller
Aaron
Koko
Edwards
Bolin
Murakam
Priddy
Estelle
Perry
Spahn
Hands
Henry
Haller
W—Ellis
L—Bolin
Robinson
Coleman
Lema Seeks Canada Cup Spark With Nicklaus Behind Player
American Tony Lema, hampered by elbow arthritis, pushes for a turnaround in the Canada Cup with teammate Jack Nicklaus in Madrid after rounds of 76 76. Gary Player leads individually at 139 and also anchors South Africa in the 37-team event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Lema
Oakland
Calif
Gary Player
South Africa
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Player
Harold Henning
Australia
Canada
Colombia
United States
Regis Beats Pacelli 7-6 in Central Wisconsin clash
Eau Claire Regis edged Stevens Point Pacelli 7-6 as passes fueled Regis scoring with a two-yard TD from Jim Theisen to Bill Jochum and a decisive extra point from Jim Miller. Pacelli answered with a five-yard TD pass from Jim Duggan to Tom Elliott. Regis moves to 3-0 in CWC, Pacelli 0-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
Eau Claire Regis
Pacelli
Regis
Jim Theisen
Bill Jochum
The
Ramblers
Theisen
Mike Miller
Jim Duggan
Tom Elliott
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
Wausau Newman
Jochum
Wounded Bear Tests Packers in Bears Clash at Lambeau
Green Bay hosts Chicago in a classic NFL rivalry as both teams push for early season momentum. Packers coach Vince Lombardi emphasizes not underestimating the Bears while injuries and returns shape the lineup. Ditka’s return strengthens Chicago as Gale Sayers leads in rushing and receiving for the visitors.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Bears
Lambeau Field
Vince Lombardi
NFL
George Halas
Billy Wade
Rudy Bukich
Bukich
Gale Sayers
Lombardi
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco
49Ers
John Brodie
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Lions
Washington Redskins
Cowboys
Cardinals
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Cleveland Browns
Eagles
Philadelphia
Minnesota Vikings
Rams
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Buffalo
Houston
San Diego
New York
Denver
Boston
Kansas City
Blind harrier Ray Patterson runs with cheering teammates
In Derby Kansas Ray Patterson a 17 year old high school senior who is blind finished behind the leaders in a public cross country meet yet his teammates cheered loudly as he crossed the line Patterson lost his sight during radium cancer treatment at age three and now runs to stay in shape for wrestling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Kan
Ray
Patterson
River Valley Defeats Prairie 25-6 in SWAL clash
River Valley topped Prairie du Chien 25-6 as Larry Rasmussen connected with Terry Kramer on a 40 yard touchdown. River Valley rushed 218 yards to Prairie’s minus 10, with River Valley defense holding Prairie to 83 passing yards. Snyder scored twice for River Valley with Rock and Walsh also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Farge
Wis
Prairie DU
Rock
Walsh
Prairie
Kramer
Rv—Gundlock
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Swenson
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O We
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Hatleli
M— Bany
Canton
Spring Grove
John Deely
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Donald Solberg
Wayne Myhre
Charles Wiste
Grovers
Root River
S. Grove
Sg—Rosanen
Doely
Solberg
Myhre
Wiste
Canton -Turner
Johannson
SG —Sol
Badger
Roger Sandmire
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Curt Smith
Merlin Ewing
Bill Heiser
Ed Walsh
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UPI
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Packers
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Ditka
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ATE Farm Fire and Casualty
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