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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1973

Page

5

Arcadia Defeats Holmen as G-E-T Falls to Cochrane-Fountain City

Arcadia moved to 5-0 in Coulee conference play with a 26-6 win over Holmen led by Matt Angst and Dave Misch. Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau suffered its first conference loss in five years, 20-6 to Cochrane-Fountain City, while Onalaska beat West Salem 27-0 and Melrose-Mindoro blanked Bangor 35-0. Cochrane-Fountain City, powered by Pat Scanlan's two TDs, upset Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau.

Arcadia Coulee Gale Ettrick-Trempealeau Cochrane- Fountain City Holmen Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau Onalaska West Salem Melrose- Mindoro Bangor Cochrane Fountain City Wis Pat Scanlan Ithaca Wauzeka la Farge Seneca Cashton Kickapoo de Soto North Crawford New Lisbon Hillsboro Westby Royall Dairyland Alma Independence Whitehall Alma Center Lincoln Augusta Eleva Strum South Central Adams-Friendship Portage Sauk Prairie Baraboo Black River Falls Reedsburg Sparta Mauston Tomah Wisconsin Dells Swal Prairie du Chien Fennimore Viroqua Boscobel River Valley Richland Center Riverdale Luther Ourand Prescott Platteville Cuba City Larry Zielke Zielke Doug Rose Tim Niebuhr Miles Shaw Hilltoppers

Central and Logan Lead Tight High School Football Scores

In a day of Wisconsin prep football action Central and Logan top the late-night table with strong showings. The results span multiple conferences including BIG RIVERS COULEE and DAIRYLAND with teams like Eau Claire North Arcadia La Crosse and Holmen posting notable wins.

Memorial Falls To Red Raiders In Big Rivers Clash

Eau Claire Memorial trailed 2-0 at halftime before Central exploded for 32 points in the second half to beat Memorial 32-14 in Eau Claire. Key plays included John Grimslade and Tom Weber scoring for Central, with Mattes 167 rushing yards powering the ground attack and Central seizing sole or shared league lead with Logan.

Memorial Falls Red Raiders Eau Claire Wis la Crosse Central Eau Claire Memorial Central Marv Sammartano Big Rivers Logan Mattes John Grimslade Abe Red Raider Grimslid Delegrave Tom Weber

Bucks Edge 76ers 98 91 In Hometown Exhibition

Milwaukee overcame a late first half deficit as Bob Dandridge and Kareem Abdul Jabbar each scored 20 to pace the Bucks in a 98 91 win over Philadelphia in Hershey Pennsylvania. Tom Van Arsdale led the 76ers with 23 points and Fred Carter added 20.

Hershey Milwaukee Philadelphia National Basketball Association 76Ers Bucks Bob Dandridge Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Tom van Arsdale Fred Carter

Football Scores From Wisconsin High School Games

A list of Friday football results shows Brodhead 15 Juda 7 and many others across Wisconsin. Notable scores include Colby 41 Neillsville 6 Elmwood 0 and Burlington 42 Lake Geneva Badger 42 East Troy 34.

Black Hawk Belleville Brodhead Juda New Glarus Madison Holy Name Kenosha Tremper Janesville Craig Prairie du Chien Campion Jvs West Grant Altoona Fall Creek Colby Neillsville Spring Valley Colfax Somerset Elk Mound Plum City Glenwood City Boyceville Pepin St. Croix Central Elmwood Baldwin Woodville Ellsworth Spooner Chetek Ladysmith Barron Cameron Bruce Prentice Flambeau Siren Prairie Farm Clayton Turtle Lake Ashland Minocqua West Milwaukee Shorewood Beaver Dam Waupun Lomba Laconia Burlington Lake Geneva Badger

Rangers Romp Over Chippewa For 16th In Row

Logan dominates Chippewa Falls 28 6 to extend its win streak to 16 in a row and 6 in the season. Bruce Twite connects with Jim Loken on a 27 yard score as Logan builds a 7 6 lead. Mike Sella adds a 19 yard run and Greg Thompson scores on a 6 yard rush. Dan King catches a 19 yard TD from Steve Blank as Logan pulls away.

Logan Central Big Rivers Ugene Olson Chippewa Rangers Bruce Twite Jim Loken Kirk Frerking John Popple Cardinals Mike Sella Greg Thompson Steve Blank Dan King Olson Thompson Ranger Jeff Joseph Logan Chippewa Chippewa Falls Jeff Marson

Riverdale Defeats Onalaska Luther 21 8 in Wisconsin

Riverdale built a 14 point first quarter lead and controlled play posting 299 yards to 22 for Onalaska Luther. Gene Miess opened with a five yard TD, Kevin Lewis added a three yard score, Don Parich finished with a five yard run, and Ercell Fage converted all three. Luther's Bruce Kirkeeny scored on a one yard plunge and a Knights safety occurred when Greg Ziehme blocked a Riverdale punt.

Viroqua Wis Boscobel Mark Johnson Southwestern Wisconsin Athletic League Blackhawks Dave Hanson Greg Kolden Brad Bender Bulldogs Mark Turbin al Sherry Johnson Onalaska Riverdale Luther Gene Miess Kevin Lewis Don Parich Ercell Fage Bruce Kirkeeny Knights Greg Ziehme Fishbune Tomah Wisconsin Dells Buck Burnstad Dick Peth Charlie Rezin

Nicklaus and Greene lead as rain hampers Ohio Open play

In Kings Mills Ohio Nicklaus and Greene shot three under par 68 to share the lead in the rain delayed Ohio Kings Island Open. Greene praised the greens while Nicklaus endured a 29 putt round after a rough 75 earlier. Don Bies stood two behind with 71.

Kings Mills Ohio Jack Nicklaus Bert Greene Greene Nicklaus Don Bies

Central Girls Win Sectional Golf Tournament

The La Crosse Central girls golf team won the Skyline Golf Course sectional with a 215, eight strokes ahead of Viroqua. Medalist Joanne Fallien of Chetek and Viroqua runner-up Kathy Hill also advance to state in Appleton. third-place finishers include Fallien after a playoff and Hill at 51.

Black River Falls Wis la Crosse Central Skyline Cathy Flaherty Red Raiders Rebecca Lockett Julie Esmond Patti Nelson Central Viroqua Appleton Joanne Fallien Chetek Kathy Hill

Sparta Rips Mauston to Take South Central Lead

Black River Falls beat Reedsburg 14-12 as Ted Larson kicked two extra points. Tomah upset Wisconsin Dells 20-6 behind Bob Fishbune’s 138 passing yards. Sparta routed Mauston 40-7 led by Brian Bennett with 140 rushing yards and two TDs.

Black River Falls Reedsburg Tomah Wisconsin Dells Sparta Mauston Sauk Prairie Baraboo Adams Friendship Portage Reedsburg, Wis Ted Larson Greg Burgan Dale Koranda Gary Rymers John Krueger Ted Larson Wis Brian Bennett

Wisconsin Top Ten State Prep Football Poll Friday Results

AP Wisconsin high school football rankings show Madison East beating Madison West 44-26 and Whitewater routing Salem 52-40. Other notable games include Fond du Lac 21 over Green Bay Southwest and Ripon 49 over Berlin, with several teams set to face league opponents tonight.

Madison la Follette Janesville Parker Gvlepurs Potosi Bloomington Benton Belmont Hazel Green Cassville Highland Waunakee Waterloo McFarland DeForest Wisconsin Heights Verona Lodi Poynette Milton Beloit Turner Oregon Lake Mills Columbus Clinton Princton Montello Pardeeville Cambria-Friesland Rio Green Judas New Glarus Madison Holy Name Kenosha Tremper Craig Cambridge Weston Racine Park Racine Case Darlington Dodgeville Iola-Scandinavia Plainfield Manawa Wautoma Milw Juneau Lincoln Brookfield Central Brookfield East Waukesha Memorial Kenosha St. Joseph Whitnall Oak Creek Oshkosh North Oshkosh West Ripon Berlin Germantown Mayville Gedarburg Port Washington Racine Horlick Kenosha Bradfordé Waukesha West Allis Central Wauwatosa East South Milwaukee Appleton Fox Valley Lutheran Manitowoc Roncalli Marshfield Rhinelander Antigo Wausau West Wisconsin Rapids Shawano Merrill Wausau Spencer Pittsville Marathon Athens Edgar Auburndale Stratford Rib Lake Stanley Boyd Cornell Kewaskum Pewaukee North Fond du Lac Horicon Wauwatosa West Whitefish Bay Rosholt Amherst Dodgeland Kiel Plymouth Algoma Sturgeon Bay Chilton Southern Door Sheboygan Falls Kewaunee Kohler Howards Grove Oostburg Elkhart Lake Ozaukee Cedar Grove Random Lake St. Nazianz JFK Platteville Cuba City Iowa Grant Lancaster Amery Osceola Meantsburg Unity Frederic Webster St. Croix Falls Luck Menomonee Falls Glendale Nicolet Racine St. Catherine West de Pere Ashwaubenon Wabeno Laona Dominican Homestead Ver Falls Mondovi Hugson New Richmond Milwaukee Wisconsin Associated Press Madison East Madison West Madison Memorial Beloit Memorial Green Bay West la Crosse Logan Chippewa Falls Milwaukee Tech Milwaukee South Milwaukee Marquette Milwaukee Plus Fond du Lac Green Bay Southwest Whitewater Salem Mosinee Hurley Wisconsin Rapids Assumption la Crosse Aquinas Wisconsin Dells Tomaho Senenoy Gen Falls Colby Neillsville Black River Falls Reedsburg Omro Stevens Point Pacelli Wausau Newman Madison Edgewood Ya Loyal Thorp Palmyra Madison Apostles Montetto Princeton Little Chute Wittenberg- Birnamwood Spring Valley Colfax Niagara Gillett

Brewers Send Short to Minors

Milwaukee Brewers shift veteran reliever Chris Short to the Triple A farm club. Short, 36, joined the Brewers after 13 seasons with Philadelphia and earlier posted 20 wins for the Phillies in 1967. Brewers also sold pitcher Ken Reynolds to the St. Louis Cardinals Tulsa farm club after a 0-1, 7.36 ERA season.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Brewers Chris Short Short Brewers Philadelphia Phillies Jim Wilson Brewer Ken Reynolds St. Louis Cardinals Tulsa Reynolds

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Cochrane-Fc Matt Angst Dave Misch John Klink Paul Rosenell Arcadia Raiders Ron Larson Rod van Dunk Vikings Arcadia Holmen Dave Misch Joan Klink Melrose-Mindoro Mike Hayford Mustangs Glen Isensee Todd Brown Jeff Rand Clyde Conger Jeff Blum Aracadia Tribune Steve Noffke Mel-Min Glenn Isensee Dick Kirchner West Allisdale Cudahy Sun Prairie Monona Grove Monroe Ft. Atkinson Jefferson Middleton Edgerton Stoughton Memorial Steve Olsen Dave Venne Grimstad Don Gust Greg Schmitt Abes Gust Schmitt Paul Gagnon Jim Bergh Central Memorial Viroqua — Hanson Boscobel Bender Turbin Viroqua — Johnson John Grimslid Bucks Dump 76Ers East Troy Waterford Walworth Big Foot Mukwonago Elkhorn Union Grove Orfordville Evansville Mike Mattes Mike Kaiser Kaiser Inco la Crosse Don Iverson Redmen Scanlan Lee Farner Dave Rowlands G-E-T C-Fc Pat Rose Neibuhr Shaw John Schroeder Red Curl Gary Groh Bruce Fleisher Tom Kite Billy Ziobro Tom Weiskopt Central Girls South Central Loop Tigers Beavers Dells Bob Fran Sweeney Jeff Buss Chieftains Wis. Dells Tomah — Burnstad Peth Rezin Sweeney Tomah Lawrence Bennett Charles Kenyon Kevin West Dave Richards Dave Pottinger Dave Rutland Golden Eagles West Richards Pottinger Ritland Jenkins State Prep
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