Spartans Rally Past Black River Falls In 20 12 Win
Sparta trailed 12 0 at halftime but scored 20 unanswered points to beat Black River Falls 20 12 in windy conditions. Olson starred with 94 rushing yards as Jenkins and Olson led a late surge, securing the Spartans sixth straight win in the South Central clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
W.s
Sparta
Fred Tichenor
Spartans
South Central
Baraboo
Wisconsin Dells
Konkol
Lindbo
Dave Young
Tigers
Sam Young
Son
Gary Heintz
Young
Olson
Jenkins
Black River Walls
Tichenor
Steve West
Greg Limbo
Richard Olson
Mark Jenkins
Sparta Black River Falls
Reinstated star McLain joins Williams as trade shock
Denny McLain is reinstated by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn after a psychiatric clearance and gun incident explanation. He is placed with Ted Williams in Washington despite ongoing probation while a blockbuster eight player deal sends Au relio Rodriguez Ed Brinkman Joe Coleman Jim Hannan Don Wert Elliott Maddox Norm McRae to the Senators and Tigers respectively as Baltimore and Cincinnati prep for the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Cincinnati
Denny McLain
Ted Williams
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Williams’ Corral
Washington
Detroit
McLain
Senators
Williams
Bob Short
Ted
Short
Tigers
Aurelio Rodriguez
Ed Brinkman
Joe Coleman
Jim Hannan
Don Wert
Elliott Maddox
Norm McRae
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Kuhn
Denny
Newark
N.J
Lakeland
Fla
Rodriguez
Brinkman
Coleman
Hannan
Wert
Maddox
McRae
Toledo
Greene and Fisher Lead Area Bowling Laurels Friday
Dan Greene and Pat Fisher earned the only two honors scores in the area. Greene posted 615 with a 242 game in the Merchant League at Curve-In Lanes West Salem. Fisher tallied 542 in the American League at Vlasek’s Lanes Tomah to lead the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Greene
Pat Fisher
Greene
West Salem
Pat
Vlasek’s
Tomah
WISAA Cross Country Meets Slated in Milwaukee
Racine St. Catherine and Manitowoc Roncalli defend their WISAA cross country titles at the McGovern Park course in Milwaukee on Saturday October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine St. Catherine
Manitowoc
Roncalli
Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association
WISAA
McGovern Park
Milwaukee
Augusta Romps Dairyland Rival Osseo-Fairchild 37 0
Augusta toppled Osseo-Fairchild 37 0 in Dairyland Conference action. John Dicksensen Gary Brown and Greg Frase each scored two touchdowns as Augusta pulled away after a first-quarter 22-yard run by Dicksensen. Osseo-Fairchild dropped to a three-way tie for first with Augusta and Eleva-Strum with a 4-1 conference mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris Konkol
Mark Jenkins
Spartans
Tiger
Greg Lindbo
Steve West
Tigers
Augusta
Dairyland
Brown
Osseo-Fairchild
Eleva-Strum
Alma Center
Whitehall
Eleva- Strum
Cochrane
Fountain City
Wis
John Dickensen
Gary Brown
Greg Frase
Dickensen
Uwe Frase
Kent Dickensen
Beavers
Chieftains
Cssco-Fairchild
J. Dickensen
Frase
Roger Thil
Elena Strum
Nick Polkowski
Cardinals
Cochrane-Fountain City
Thil
Polkowski
Pirates
Alma
Dan Esser
Norsemen
Hornets
Esser
Reedsburg
Tomah
Bob Heath
Indians
Heath
Greg Strozewski
Rick Larson
Strozewski
Bill Merline
Dave Schulz
Merline
Steve Bauer
Larson
Schulz
Karanda
SCORES COUNTRY CLUB COUPLES TEAM RESULTS AND STANDINGS
A lengthy bowling results page lists multiple leagues with team series totals, team games, high individual scores, and top players. Notable entries include Nelson Clothing at City with high series 2815 and 970 game, Bohemian Hall in Alley Cats with 2712 series and 617 game, and MVPs across divisions such as Bev Miller Kay Palmer Ruth Hauswirth and Fred Kabat Jr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla-Mer
Chippers
Bev Miller
Kay Palmer
Angot Svanoe
Lucille Gees
Nell Ducharme
Barb Seinfelder
Earl Gees
Ted Renner
Walt Erickson
Dick Cotter
Bill Kraft
Norm Bieber
Chuck Rede
Barb Leinfelder
Bar Gees
Pla-Mar Lanes
Nelson Clothing
Joe Bloedorn
Glenn Neumann
Denny Severson
Ron Buschman
Greg Hegenbarth
Mike Doerre
Alley Cats
Bohemian Hall
Arlene Kallenbach
Jeannette Olson
Cookie Kraus
Helen Wohhlhoefer
Elaine Lenser
Sharon Merfeld
AAMCO
Fred Kabat Jr
Dave Vandervelde
Bob Malay
Jack Peterson
Ern Candahi
Jack Harris
Don Wensole
Bob Opitz
George Temp
Clarence Papacek
Pro Hockey Scores From National and American Leagues
National League Los Angeles defeated Vancouver 3 to 1. American League Baltimore beat Rochester 5 to 3. Providence toppled Quebec 4 to 2 while Springfield outpaced Hershey 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Quebec
Springfield
Hershey
Baraboo and Sparta stay atop South Central race
Baraboo crushed Richland Center 40-0 to stay undefeated at 6-0 as Steinhorst and Drescher led with three and two scoring plays. Mauston beat Wisconsin Dells 20-8 while Tomah defeated Reedsburg 27-6 and Portage downed Sauk Prairie 26-8 in South Central action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Black River Falls
Baraboo
Richland Center
Mauston
Wisconsin Dells
Tomah
Reedsburg
Portage
Sauk Prairie
Wis
Hornets
Mark Hoppe
T-Birds
Ing Mauston
Friof
Steinhorst Drescher
Puttkamer
Belte
Portage Warriors
Tom Rainier
Mark Matarrese
Pat Mandly
Tony Jacobson
Bowling Scores Strikeouts in Sunset and Tomah leagues
Bowling scores from Sunset in Viroqua and various leagues at St Marys Viasek’s Tomah and surrounding venues list team series and game records, individual high scorers, and high singles. Notable names include Markee 2022 team series leader, Bev Opprud with a 208 high single, and Ken's Bar at St Mary’s with 916 high game.
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Coulee
Coke
Howard Borser
Gary Coorough
Jim Wright
Bob Strittmaier
George Myer
Warren McCurdy
Wes Schuster
Ken Walters
Consolidated
Sports Bowl
Rose St. Merchants
LeRoy Graff
Dick Lachman
Bob Lachman
Mel Lounsbrough
Everett Dayton
Jerry Dillon
Bob Roth
Rich Spah
Len Nichols
Sunset
Viroqua
Markee
Charlotte Savage
Mayonne McClurg
Bev Opprud
Clara Dolan
Darlene Nutter
Sandy Olson
Ellie Brye
Shirley Bohland
Gen Holcombe
Carol Weber
Shelby Hendrickson
Ben Olson
ST. Mary’s
Viasek’s
Tomah
Ken
Parkview
Cashton
Westby Legion
Hilmer Peterson
Doug Jefson
Mike Healy
Danny Wohlhoefer
Kinky Aarness
Doug Dickman
Vern Seitz
Glen Siverhus
Dave Milne
Roger Thorson
Ken Mullenberg
Carl Thorson
Businessmen’s
Curve-in
West Salem
Rahn Well Drilling
Dick Greene
Glen Hardy
Don Glanzer
Chuck Hemker
Ken Johnson
Ken Hauser
Darrel Bendel
Paul Schuman
Pro Basketball Exhibitions Night Pair Scores
NB Cincinnati defeated Chicago 106 to 95 and Buffalo edged Philadelphia 107 to 106 in exhibition games. No additional schedules listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
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Rally Sparks Spartans
BRF
Mike Burgan
Keith Peter
Dave Darnitzer
Partans
Heintz
Darnutzer
Riverfront Stadium
Memorial Stadium
Cincy
Bad Boy
Fairchild Falls
WLCX
Lappin
Ruth Hauswirth
Inga Barnes
Kathy Sagear
Viv Lacey
Fran Veglahn
Barb Tichy
South Lancs
Ideal Ready Mix
Merv Henley
Dick Amundson
Doug Willer
Bill Webel
Ham Nehring
Gene Retzlaff
Buchan
Crescent Inn
Bob Delaney
Carrol Pederson
Dick Buchan
Miro Zumach
Dan Mihalovic
Jerry Pryor
Bud Weissenberger
Dick Nissalke
Coulettes
Huber
Norma J. Johnson
Gladys Hockenberg
Shirl Reiners
la Verne Holseth
Betty Stelpflug
Marie Mueller
Judy Leonard
Starlite
Gordie
Klein & Son Ins
Rue Gantka
Marianne Holinka
Polly Jung
Joyce Smale
Pat Desch
Sylvia Druschke
Alona Knutson
Marge Haggerty
Muggs Turner
Ball & Chain
Wegener
Stelipflug & Johnson
Jim Mailey
Adrian Stelipflug
Ed Haniff
Jeanann Hyslop
Ann Dickow
Jan Moore
Gil Bonnie
South Lanes
Sharon Proksch
Judy Kumm
Rita Hafner
Fran Nehlis
Dorothy Betz
Janice Wieman
A. Sveen
Don & Lil
Don Grosskopf
PRO Hockey
Manston
Post South Central
Jim Knuth
Knuth
Doug Wilke
Golden Eagles
Gary Mattei
Dells
Rich Berg
Chiefs
Mattei
Willie Pat
Clothes Post
Cloothes Post
Joyce O’connor
Lois Vlasek
Deanne Shutter
Hazel Blade
Alice Dahle
Jean Lind
Debbie Calkins
Charlotte Howes
Marty’s
Wilton
Marty
Jim Flock
Jim Kowitz
Marty Arndt
Jack Arndt
Omar Geier
Bill’s Place
Lucille Ostrom
Sue Banker
Beverly Skrede
Ann Bender
Jerry Haun
Maxine Haugrud
Ruth Kellogg
Betty Everson
Eilene Larson
Nancy Lovstad
Betty Hanson
Marge Smith
Darlene Ray
Lucille Ostrem
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