Undefeated Powers Clash Here Tonight
Two unbeaten squads, La Crosse Aquinas and Eau Claire Regis, meet at Memorial Field at 7:30 p.m. Coach John Michuta’s Blugolds face Regis’ powerful line and speedy backs in a likely aerial battle. Aquinas has outscored foes 161 to 37. Regis defeated Logan, St Thomas and Menomonie in earlier games.
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la Crosse Aquinas
Eau Claire Regis
Memorial Field
John Michuta
Blugolds
Ramblers
Aquinas
Rochester Lourdes
la Crosse Central
Rockford St. Thomas
Winona Cotter
la Crosse Logan
la Crosse City
Regis
Logan
St. Paul St. Thomas
Benilde
Menomonie
Regis Aquinas Rivalry Preview Highlights Strong Lines
The article outlines Regis and Aquinas football factors with past scorelines, player strengths, and key starters. It cites recent results, top rushers Ganka and Voss, Giammona’s toe, and injuries for Gannon, plus probable lineups and scoring leaders.
Wausau Tops La Crosse Central 21 6 in Homecoming
La Crosse Central battles Wausau at Memorial Field and falls 21 6 as Doug Konop runs 66 yards for a early Lak Raiders score. Wausau answers with 7 6 lead in second quarter and adds two third quarter TDs. Strong rushing by both teams, Central netting 285 yards and Wausau 285 total offense.
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Larry Skaff
la Crosse Central
Dick la Certe
Dick Sullivan
Wausau
Red Raiders
Central
Tribune
Big Rivers
Memorial Field
Lumberjacks
Darold
King
Doug Konop
Wausau Central
Wausau Triumphs Over Central in Big Rivers Thriller
Wausau edges Central 21 6 in a 1958 Big Rivers clash as Broecker scores twice and Theilig adds a key kick. Konop Grimes and Brostrum spark Central offense, while Theilig, Brocker and Sul livan power Wausau to a second league win.
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Clar Brodt
Whiting
Wausau
Central
Lumberjacks
Konop
Grimes
Bahr
Gary Theilig
Brostrum
Dick Sullivan
Art Broecker
Big Rivers
Brocker
Thelig
Broecker
Bruce Nystad
Brodk
Sullivan
Theilig
Larry Skaff
Logan
Jim Wais Rolls 722 Pin Count At South Lanes
Jimmy Wais led the Straightaway league at South Lanes with a 722 total on six alleys during the Friday night play off. He opened with 245 278 and 199 in frames across alleys three to six and then one and two, aided by eight straight strikes in the second game and only two open frames overall. The performance helped the Recreation Lanes team post a 251 score. Other high counts included Stan Lavold 652 and Pete (surname missing).
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Ganka
Regis
McDonald
Jim Gannon
Olson
Giammona
Gannon
Voss
Aquinas
Lourdes
Logan
Central
Rockford
Cotter
Watkins
Dick Frank
Pete Thle
Pavelski
Shea
Frank Kneeland
Gary Nekola
Paul Schmitz
Larry Fox
Ron Rick
Bob Hinytzke
Bill Vetsch
Tim Murphy
Terry Voss
Dave Rach
George Kolb
Pat Watkins
Pat Pavelski
Bob Stop
Dave Hehli
Steve Mayhew
Dave Shea
Tom Derouin
Joey Giammona
Bob Ganka
Ken Olson
Dick McDonald
la Crosse
Town & City
Recreation
Spring Grove
Newbure’s
M's
Jim Wais
D. McKenzie
Levold
Dick Zischke
Pete Nonstad
Prank Heisman
N. Oldenberg
Hob Halversen
Consolidated League
Ae Rose St. Merch’ts
Johnson Refrig
Neumann Elec
Servi-Soft
Neon Supply Naval Reserve
Red Dot Foods
Stephan's Maple
South Lancs
Pasiano's
Schiffer
Joe Kotnour
Tir
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Kinwitter
Heileman Jrs Lachman
BH. Weiss
Buzzards
der Schroeder
E. Burroughs
Heileman
E. Alien
Wie Snider
F Schiffer
Nite Hawks
Recreation League
BR. Weisbergen
Dick Olson
Recreation Lanes
R. Smith
R. Schmitt
Bar
Charlotte's Bridal
Pat Pis Lynn Burbach
G. Papacek
Hollywood Beauty
Weewee
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Click Candy Co
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Melody Mill
Erickson’s Bakery
Bates & Ganey
Don Janiero
Weeeeee
Holmen Dairy
Joe Egan
Ralph's Union M Cc Merchants Oro
Jim Brenner
Seer
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Mike Sauer
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John Michuta Jr
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Mueller
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Andy Anderson
Popcorn Tavern
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Joe's OK
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Bob Spika
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Poehling
Tener Owen
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Eeenee Seneere
S&h Sport Shop
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E. Schlifer
F. Nehis
Koch
Kneeland
Michuta Jr
Jimmy Wais
Wais
J. Wais
Wars
Stan Lavold
Pete
Table Tennis Club Formed At YMCA
The YMCA hosts the first meeting of the Table Tennis Club led by mentor Larsen to foster competition and sportsmanship. The group plans weekly meetings a round robin tourney and to promote La Crosse as a table tennis hub with a traveling team. Attendance included Gordon Van Akkeren Merle Hill Paul Kneupple Dave Hertzfeldt Jim Horman and Gary Espeland.
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Mentor Larsen
YMCA
la Crosse
Gordon van Akkeren
Merle Hill
Paul Kneupple
Dave Hertzfeldt
Jim Horman
Gary Espeland
Trade Bait Buzz Swirls Around Braves Trio
Rumors say shortstop Johnny Logan and pitchers Bob Buhl and Gene Conley are on the trading block after the Milwaukee Braves World Series loss. Manager Fred Haney denies retirement but may discuss terms with GM John Quinn before leaving for the West Coast. Logan, who hit .227 in the season and .120 in the World Series, is blamed for a rough slate and errors.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Johnny Logan
Bob Buhl
Gene Conley
Bob Trowbridge
Haney
Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Braves
Tebbetts
John Quinn
West Coast
Logan
La Crosse Hockey Club schedules six fall meets
The La Crosse State Women's Hockey Club has six scheduled meets this fall. A Sept. 21 win over Northeast Iowa is noted, with further dates at Northeast Iowa Oct. 11, Wisconsin Milwaukee here Oct. 26, Central Illinois at Madison Nov. 1, Wisconsin at Madison Nov. 2, and the Midwest Tournament in Chicago Nov. 15-16. The San Francisco Giants lead the NL in pennants since 1900, with the Cubs and Dodgers tied at ten.
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University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Central Illinois
Madison
Wisconsin
Chicago
San Francisco Giants
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Dodgers
Brandon
Reesville
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Lomba
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Rosendale
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Random Lage
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Mukwonago Norris
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Hartland
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Waldo
Layne-Wilson Feud Surfaces in Lions Headlines
Detroit with NFL turmoil as trade talks erupt between Coach George Wilson and quarterback Bobby Layne. Layne is traded to Pittsburgh for Earl Morrall and draft picks amid denials of a feud, while Wilson defends their friendship and calls the feud story ridiculous.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Detroit Lions
National Football League
George Wilson
Bobby Layne
Layne
Lions
Buddy Parker
the Lions
Pittsburgh
Earl Morrall
Wilson
Edwin J. Anderson
College Football Results From The Weekend Across Schools
A roundup of college and high school football scores featuring Florida 21 UCLA 14 and LSU 41 Miami 0, plus numerous regional contests. Highlights include Cal Aggies 14 Nevada 2 and Wisconsin area matchups with varied outcomes across towns and schools.
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College Florida
UCLA
Louisiana State
Miami
Boyd Beats Beecham in Chicago Return Fight
Battling Bobby Boyd, a Chicago native, defeated Jimmy Beecham of Miami by unanimous 10 round decision. Beecham had beaten Boyd in Miami before. The win reestablished Boyd with manager Bernie Glickman who warned he would retire the 24 year old middleweight if he lost again. Beecham claimed he won the second half while Boyd dominated the early rounds.
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Chicago
Bobby Boyd
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Boyd
Beecham
Bernie Glickman
Braves Sign Liptak To 1959 Braves Farm Contract
MILWAUKEE AP The Milwaukee Braves announce the signing of Ronald Liptak a Holy Cross College senior to a 1959 contract with the Braves farm system in Atlanta. Liptak 21 will join after graduation reporting to Double A Southern Association.
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Milwaukee
Ronald Liptak
Holy Cross College
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Liptak
Onalaska Clinches Title Tie With 39 6 Win
Onalaska clinched a tie for the Tri Valley Conference title by defeating Independence 39 6. Gary Cotton scored twice on end arounds and added a 23 yard reception from Steve Evert. Evert, Gelbeck, Freitag and Wozney also scored for Onalaska.
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Independence
Wis
Onalaska
Gary Cotton
Steve Evert
Cotton
Evert
Don Gelbeck
Barry Freitag
Roy Grade
Hilltoppers
John Wozney
Indees
Freitag
Ed Staats
Dave Lemke
Gelbeck
Wozney
Staats
Packers face Colts in Milwaukee showdown
Green Bay Coach Scooter McLean says the Packers are ready to knock off the Baltimore Colts in Milwaukee County Stadium. The Packers seek their first win as Baltimore brings two wins and a big moment after a 13-13 tie with Detroit.
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Milwaukee
Scooter McLean
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
Milwaukee County Stadium
Packer
Packers
Colts
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Jim Temp
Baltimore
Bill Howton
Fan ends World Series stunt with $19.50 profit
Chicagoan John L. Bogus, 39, who dashed from the stands and slid into second base at Milwaukee County Stadium during the World Series, was fined 25 dollars plus 5.50 costs for disorderly conduct. He posted 50 dollars bond and claimed he won 50 dollars betting he could touch second base.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Stadium
John L. Bogus
Bogus
New York Yankee
Gil McDougald
Honor Jack McKinnon With Rose Bowl Trip
Providence R I reporter notes Jack McKinnon Brown University football trainer for 50 years will attend the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as a testimonial gift. He began at Brown in 1909 and watched the 1916 Rose Bowl loss to Washington State. He had feared finances would block the trip.
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Providence
R.J
Jack McKinnon
Brown University
McKinnon
Pasadena
Brown
Washington State
Boxing Chicago Bobby Boyd Outpoints Jimmy Beecham
Bobby Boyd from Chicago won a decision over Jimmy Beecham in a boxing bout. Beecham hails from Miami and Boyd weighed 160 while Beecham weighed 159 49. The result featured in Chicago boxing coverage with accompanying boxing scores.
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Howard (Chink) Kolstad
Frank Hagman
John Grogssklaus
Dick Lund
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Minn
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Kolbo
H. Venthofer
George Wade
Hal Peterson
Pa&j Tavern
la Crosse Tribune
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Fitz’ Popcorn Tav
S&h Sports Shop
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Ed Walsh
W Woodard Sr
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Babe Harnish
Chuck McCabe
F. Kabat Jr
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Jay Whiting
Carl Grimes
Fred Bahr
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Dick Brostrum
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Norm Oldenburg
Dubie McKenzie
Frank Heilman
Bob Halverson
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