Chippewa Falls Routs Logan 47 6 In BBC Showdown
Chippewa Falls romped past Logan 47 to 6 at Swan son Field to stay undefeated in the Big Rivers Conference. The Cardinals built a 13 6 halftime lead and exploded in the second half behind Tom Whiting with 216 passing yards and Dave Long on the ground. Logan meanwhile is 0 3 in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Chippewa Falls
Swanson Field
la Crosse Logan
Big Rivers
Glenn Derouin
Cardinals
Menomonie
Ron Johnson
Rangers
Logan
BBC
Wausau
Tom Whiting
Dave Long
Ady
Les Stevenson
Coady
Wuest
Rollie Rodell
Ken Jensen
Barry Babbitt
Whiting
Long
Dave Peterson
Peloquin
Rudy Wuest
Richard Korish
Tribune
Wausau Belts Central Aquinas Regis in 28-0 rout
Wausau defeats La Crosse Central 28 to 0 at Memorial Field as Central fumbles five times and throws three interceptions. Staples scores all four Wausau TDs. Neubauer adds the extra points. Central finishes with 11 first downs to Wausau's seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Central
Memorial Field
Wausau
Central
Red Raiders
Lumberjacks
Gary Giese
Jim Loos
Terry Weinberger
Wausau Handymen
Mark Staples
Dwaine Newbauer
Staples
Weinberger
Jeff Lane
Russ Cooper
John Goschke
Lane
Big Rivers
Raiders
la Crosse Aquinas
Memorial
Wausau Central
D. Neubauer
Ben Bergsrud
Ed Cina
Don Page
River Falls
Jackson Downs
Dick Panke
Murphy
Plum City
Wis
Onalaska
Steve Tit- Luther
Comb
Giese
Mark Dobbs
Loos
Titcomb
Cooper
Goschke
Raider
Regis
Theisen
Jochum
Ramblers
Aquinas
Blugolds
City Grid
Menomonie Routs Eau Claire North in Rainy 21-6
Menomonie used inside power in rain and mud at Carson Park to defeat Eau Claire North 21-6. Steve Nowasky scored three rushing touchdowns and teamed with brother Dave for key gains as Menomonie improves to 5-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAU Claire
Wis
Menomonie
Eau Claire North
Carson Park
Steve Nowasky
Steve Krueger
Steve
Dave Nowasky
Jerry Polasky
Big Rivers
North
Roger Braker
Steve Beaulieu
Huskies
Vikings Face Giants Tonight In NFL Action
Vikings travel to meet the New York Giants as Norm Snead rests with an knee injury and Sonny Jurgensen steps in. The Bears host the Rams and several other key late weekend NFL games headline a schedule including Steelers Browns Lions Colts 49ers Packers Eagles Cowboys Cardinals Redskins Rams Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redskins
Associated Press
Cardinals
Minnesota
Sonny Jurgensen
Tri- the Eagles
Aumphant Twins
King Hill
Vikings
Cowboys
New York Giants
Norm Snead
Bears
Metropolitan Stadium
World Rams
Chicago
NFL
Pittsburgh Steelers
Browns
Cleveland
Detroit Lions
Colts
Baltimore
San Francisco 49Ers
Packers
Green Bay
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Los Angeles ‘Rams
San Diego
Buffalo
Kansas City
Denver
New York
St. Louis
Steelers
Frank Ryan
Jim Ninowski
Eagles
Giants
Earl Morrall
Palmer Leads Final U S Assault in Ryder Cup
Arnie Palmer starred for the United States as the Ryder Cup faced its final day at Royal Birkdale. He teamed with Dave Marr to defeat Christy O Connor and Alliss in the morning fourball and contributed in singles as the US aimed to secure the cup. Palmer's form drew 14,000 fans as the Americans sought an 13th win in 16 meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
England
Arnie Palmer
Uncle Sam
Latrobe
Britain
Jimmy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Christy O’connor
Palmer
Dave Marr
Larchmont
N.Y
O'Connor
Peter Alliss
Arnie
O’connor
Alliss
Royal Birkdale Links
Tommy Jacobs
Denver
Colo
Dallas
Tex
Dave Thomas
Scotland
George Will
Oshkosh Blasts Fond du Lac 46-0 in AP top Wisconsin win
Oshkosh High crushed Fond du Lac 46-0 as Gregg Weigandt scored twice in a dominant victory. Chippewa Falls rolled La Crosse Logan 47-6 with Tom Whiting tossing three TDs. Superior, Madison West, and Eau Claire Memorial also won in Wisconsin prep action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh High
Wisconsin
Indians
Fond du Lac
Gregg Weigandt
Chippewa Falls
la Crosse Logan
Tom Whiting
Mike Clifton
Madison West
Kenosha Bradford
Superior
Minneapolis South
Bob Olson
Olson
Holmen tops Arcadia as conference race tightens
Holmen remains undefeated in the Coulee Conference with a 19-7 win over Arcadia, dropping Arcadia from the league lead while Arcadia falls to 2-1-1. Key plays included Holmen touchdowns by McKinney and two passing strikes from Anderson to Lee. Arcadia’s Thomas scored on a Rosenow pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Wis
Holmen
Bob Anderson
Scott Lee
McKinney
John Rosenow
Rollie Thomas
Chilton
Holmen—Lee
McKindle
Thomas
Kiel
Dave Schafer
Don McHugh
Winneconne
Hilbert
Mike Schroll
Randolph
Port Washington
Greenfield
Muskego
Trempealeau Bears rout Onalaska 25 0 in Coulee clash
Mark Hess 190 pound senior fullback scores all four Trempealeau touchdowns including a 44 yard reception from Gary Gamoke and three short runs as Trempealeau defeats Onalaska 25-0. Onalaska misses star QB Tom Peek due to injury. Trempealeau improves to 1-2-1 in conference. West Salem edges Gale Ettrick 7-6 in homecoming thriller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalaska
Wis
Mark Hess
Trempealeau
Bears
Hess
Gary Gamoke
Tom Peek
Arcadia
Sparta bowlers lead as Han sen tops with 560 series
In Sparta Wisconsin Jolene Han sen rolled a 560 series and Thea Wilhelmsen 524 in the Strike and Spare League at Spartan Lanes. LaVonne Rivers bowled 490 Shirley Quandahl 486 and Karen Staffon 472. Jackson totaled 2471 and Sparta Cabs 889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Jolene Hansen
Thea Wilhelmsen
LaVonne Rivers
Shirley Quandahl
Karen Staffon
Jackson
Sparta Cabs
Whitewater Tops Oshkosh 30 7 In Preseason Showdown
Whitewater, preseason favorite in the Wisconsin State University Conference, improved to 2 0 1 with a 30 7 victory over Oshkosh. The Warhawks outgained 265 rushing yards to 112 and benefited from two interception returns and two touchdown passes by Bob Berezowitz. Bill Pomplin had a 78 yard interception return for a TD in the fourth quarter. Larry Cranberg connected on a 23 yard pass for Oshkosh’s score and added the point after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Leske
Dennis Lemke
Larry Lemke
Dave Wilder
Bob Watkins
Plum City
Luther
Luther — Lamprich
Wilder
Yeske
D. Lemker
King
Watkins
Luther— Larson
Oshkosh
Whitewater
Wisconsin State University
Warhawks
Titans
Bill Pomplin
Bob Berezowitz
Jim Knoblauch
Jim Ganoing
Warhawk
Knoblauch
Ken Radders
Larry Cranberg
Ned Gatzke
Cranberg
Aquinas
John Pinesak
Mike Jim Weber
Mike McGovern
Blugold
Pincsak
Mike Gofus
Tom Weise
Regis
McGovern
Bill Jochum
Jim Theisen
Jochum
Oakland Raiders Top Boston Patriots 24 10 In AFL Clash
Oakland wide receiver Art Powell wowed Boston by grabbing 11 passes for 206 yards and two touchdowns as the Raiders Hobbled the Patriots 24 10. Flores went 20 of 34 for 261 yards while Clem Daniels ran 20 times for 113 yards to help Oakland improve to 3 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Boston
Art Powell
Powell
Raiders
Patriots
al Davis
Flores
Chuck Shonta
Shonta
Ross O’hanley
Clem Daniels
Roger Hagberg
Bette Gilbertson Cracks 541 Series in Tomah League
In Tomah Wisconsin Bette Gilbertson rolled a 541 series in the American League at Vlasek's Lanes. The Sinclairettes posted 2388 and 831 as part of the same bowling program. Other high scores include Rena Rutlin 526 La Vera Burchell 526 and Marie Stickney 524.
Sturdevant Rolls 615 At Parkview Lanes
Cashton Wis Curt Sturdevant topped a Parkview Lanes Business Men's League night with a 615 series. Other scores included Jon Torkelson 584 Roger Jaeger 553 and Glen Siverhus 583 with team marks reaching 2 810 through Vaaler Insurance and 2 727 for Sportsmen Huber's Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashton
Wis
Curt Sturdevant
Parkview Lanes
Jon Torkelson
Roger Jaeger
Roger Pralle
Vern Seitz
Glen Siverhus
Arv Lee
Vaaler Insurance
Huber
Les Wistenberg
George Doncheck
Doc Buros
Don Ferries
Orv Schaldach
Frank Armstrong
Lindy Peterson
Fourth Tie In Five Years For Both Rivals In Wisconsin
La Crosse Aquinas and Eau Claire Regis battled to a 14 to 14 tie at Carson Park. Aquinas led 14-0 in the second quarter before Regis answered with two rushing TDs in the second and fourth periods. The game featured key fumbles and a soggy field as Regis remains unbeaten at 5-0-1 while Aquinas stands 3-1-1 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire Regis
la Crosse Aquinas
Madison
Eau Claire
Wis
Blugolds
Ramblers
Carson Park
Aquinas
la Crosse
John Michuta
Regis
Blugold
Aquinas Regis
Mike Jim Weber
Pincsak
Weise
Regis—Theisen
Jochum
McGovern
Sen
Theil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gers
Steve Jacobson
Mark Peloquin
Jim Clark
Rod Gunther
Jacobson
Ben Varra
Steve Coady
Whiting-Clifton
Vavra
Chippewa Falls Logan
Clifton
J. Clark
Pat
Ken Wiltgen
Winona
Bob Kahler
Ralph Leahy
Cochrane
Wausau Belts
Jack Erdman
Win Brockmeyer
phy-Goschke
Tory
The
Knights
Wabasha St. Felix
Jian Skpa Sea Ee
Ureek Lamopricn
Panke
Jim Treu
Lacrosse Central
Red Raider
North Preps
By Jim Hackleman
U. S
San Francisco
Detroit-Baltimore
Lions
49Ers
Dick Shiner
Fondy
Eau Claire Memorial
Marinette
Phil Hagen
Salem
Bangor
Coulee
Melrose-Mindoro
Gordy Horstman
Les Muenzenberger
Melrose- Mindoro
Muenzenberger
West Salem
Panthers
Gale Ettrick
Gale
Jolene Hanson 560
Bette Gilbertson
Rnott
Marthawnite
St. Mary's
Tomah Lions
Les Clarke
Tom Gasper
Blaine Nicol
Harold Knutson
Jim Blowers
Ken Peterson
Bud Stowell
George Calkins
Bruce Gilson
al Nienast
Gib Calkins
Sturdevant
Parkview
Pralle
Darlene Olson
Kins Jefson
Delores Havlik
Audrey Hanson
Rambler
Dave Vehrenkamp
Hamburg
Germany
Dave Bailey
Philadelphia
Gerhard Zech
West Germany
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Bunny Grant
Jamaica
Johnny Depelza
Drew
Drake
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!