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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

13

Trainer Dan Florio Dies At Age 69

New York AP reports Dan Florio longtime boxing trainer and manager dies at 69 after intestinal surgery. He trained Floyd Patterson and recently became his manager of record. Patterson’s Nov. 22 Las Vegas title bout with Cassius Clay remains on schedule with a brief delay in departure. Florio also worked with Gene Tunney Jersey Joe Walcott Jack Delaney Tony Canzoneri Petey Scalzo Freddy Miller Battling Battalino.

New York Dan Florio Florio Floyd Patterson Patterson Cassius Clay Las Vegas Gene Tunney Jersey Joe Walcott Jack Delaney Tony Canzoneri Petey Scalzo Freddy Miller Battling Battalino

No Savage Award For UW After Large Nebraska Loss

Wisconsin declines to award its weekly Savage Award after a 370 shellacking by Nebraska. Coach Milt Bruhn says no player was deserving, cites sluggish play and lack of effort. Wisconsin shifts focus to Saturday at Northwestern as injuries mount including Jenkins Bander Tietz Hackbart and Nunamaker out for season.

Madison Nebraska Wisconsin Milt Bruhn Bruhn Nate Jenkins Gary Bander John Tietz Jerry Hackbart Warren Dyer Evanston Ill Northwestern Tom Nunamaker Nunamaker Oregon State Bruce Gunstra Kenosha Seph Bob Mars Bill Scherer South Milwaukee Dave Heineke Theresa Barry Schockmel Thiensville-Mequon Batchelder Bob Koski Stout Aquinas John Michuta Regis John Lynch Central Wausau The Jacks Glenn Wildt Logan Dave Witcraft Jeff Graves Chippewa Falls

Boxing Round Ends in Knockout in Tokyo and London

Makoto Watanabe of Japan knocks out Rocky Montante of the Philippines in Tokyo. Alan Rudkin of Britain stops Michel Lamora of France in London in the bantamweight bout.

Tokyo Makoto Watanabe Japan Rocky Montante Philippines London Alan Rudkin Britain Michel Lamora France

Bowling Scores From South Lancs and Nearby Lanes

Bowling results list team series and game totals across South Lancs venues including Good Shepherd and Ladies Country Club with top players George Thaldorf Jan Wasmuth Jim O Connor Mac McClurg Lois Buss and Art Munson, plus high singles and team winners across multiple leagues.

Wisemen Prophets George Thaldorf Lowell Peterson Dick Cornell Dr. Strand Mervin Fruechte Lucille Geary Carol Abraham Georgia Hermanson Ruth Rebhan Iva McCollough Eagles Jan Wasmuth Nel Ducharme Helen Hulick Helen Wais Bev Miller Jan Ringdahl Lil Kaplan E. Lockett Joanne Jenkins Libby Renner Viroqua Eagles Jim O’connor Mac McClurg Mike Faas Bob Rice R. J. Terwilliger Bo Sheehan Mickey Hayes L. Affeldt Ron Loring Sy Karis Eagen Ins. Co Les Pralle Gib Chick Howie Hoff George Renner Dick Kaiser Izzy Schaub Gary Kenyon John Kuhl Ken Deal Warren Engelson Paul Clements Jack Reinsvold Pepsi-Cola Grayce’s Bar Lois Buss Marian Rebhan Fran Regan Irene Schultz Dorothy Jensen Vi Notz Marie Weber Betty Wolff Lorraine Snider Madeline Hilleshiem Blackhawk Spot Tavern Roth’s Flor-Mart Geo. Myer Jr Don Moulis Roger Emerson Harvey Loken John Oslun Dean Lubow Larry Vaaler Bud Brunson Jim Stupland Jim Stockman Jim Wiedman Dave Wolfe George Myer Jr Holiday Lanes Hokah Co-op Oil Floyd Kimball Wes Omodt Merv Ganrud D. Markwed John Mattson Tom Mikulina Bob Wiggert Jack Engstler Jim Woods Jerry Johnson Westmodt Magic Mirror Eleanor Grabinski Addie Kriese Ruth Bilicki Lois Heath Kay Kerska Barb Grosskopf Barb Luehne Carol Fuchs Sherry Churchill Sharon Proksch Loris Heath Jack & Jill Club Shamrock Lanes Stainless Steel Ridge Runners Wayne Loftes Art Jacobson Tom Cook Milt Dansberry Bill Minor Irene Dansberry Marie Cook Arlene Schumacher Lois Yeiter Donna Jacobson Wayne Lottes RED Apple Sportsman’s Bar Art Munson Merlin Norskog Don Loeffler Les Ashmore Ed Wuennecke Wally Rustad Bob Dammon Buck Whitebeck Ralph Meyer Bob

Real Important Game For Indians Saturday

La Crosse faces Stout at Me nomonie in a key Wisconsin State University Conference matchup. Coach Bill Vickrey calls the contest a must win for the Indians, who share undefeated status with Stout and Whitewater among league leaders.

la Crosse Tribune la Crosse Stout Menomonie Bill Vickrey Holiday Inn Indians Whitewater Wisconsin State University LCU Bob Batchelder Platteville Batchelder Reedsburg Bill Riberich Ed Cretens South Milwaukee

NCAA and ABC Reach Four-Year Football TV Pact

The National Collegiate Athletic Association and American Broadcasting Co. agreed on a football TV program likely to run four years from 1966 and 1967 at 15.6 million with option extending to 1968 and 1969 for nearly 17 million. ABC would be joined by NBC and CBS in major contracts shaping network coverage.

New York National College Athletic Association American Broadcasting Co NCAA ABC Associated Press National Broadcasting Co Columbia Broadcasting System Carl Lindemann Jr NBC Sports

Sanity Code Enforcer Clarence Houston Dies at 73

Clarence P. Houston longtime Tufts athletic director law professor and NCAA president 1955 56 died at 73 in Tucson after retiring from Tufts in 1957 He helped form and enforce the NCAA sanity code in 1947 aimed at ending wild recruiting and preserving amateur spirit in college sports.

Tucson Ariz Clarence P Pop Houston Tufts College Medford Mass Tufts National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA

Kaline foot surgery deemed successful by doctor

DETROIT AP Corrective foot surgery on Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers was pronounced successful Monday by Dr. Leslie Mitchell. Dr. Mitchell performed two bone corrections in Kaline's left foot toes. The veteran outfielder has been hindered for two years by a lifelong defect.

Detroit al Kaline Detroit Tigers Leslie Mitchell Mitchell Kaline

Weather Outlook for Sixth World Series Game in Minneapolis

Fair to partly cloudy skies with cool but rising temperatures expected for Wednesdays sixth game of the World Series at the Twin Cities venue in Minneapolis Saint Paul.

Minneapolis - ST. Paul Twin Cities

Base Ball Pensioners Benefit From World Series Rights

Baseball pensioners are the main winners of 60 percent of World Series radio and TV rights fees. Since 1947 the pensions have paid nearly $4.5 million to former players coaches and trainers, with last year’s benefits totaling $668,292.

New York

Chandler Irked by Not Scoring as Packers Beat 49ers

Green Bay star Don Chandler delivered nine points including a 90 yard punt and a 27 yard run in a 27-10 victory over San Francisco. Chandler praised the wind aided kick as the longest since 1923 while Lombardi called the team’s effort its best this season.

Green Bay Don Chandler Chandler Packers San Francisco NFL Max (McGee Vince Lombardi Lombardi

Intra-City Tickets On Sale For Aquinas Central Game

Reserved seat tickets for the Aquinas Central football game Saturday night go on sale at Quinn's John’s in Jackson Plaza Wittenberg's and S and H.

Aquinas-Central Quinn’s John’s Jackson Plaza Wittenberg’s S and H

Detroit Players See Looney As Boon To Running Game

Detroit Lions players praise Joe Don Looney as a dynamic addition to the rushing attack while recounting his off field antics and volatile temperament. Teammate Nick Pietrosante credits Looney for improving others and improving the team’s ground game amid past coaching clashes.

Detroit Looney NEA Detroit Lions Joe Don Looney Alex Karras Karras Baltimore Colts Colts Don Shula Dennis Gaubatz Texas Tcu Cameron Okla Oklahoma Lions John Flynn Harry Gilmer

Senators Trade Held For Orioles' Orsino

The Washington Senators traded outfielder Woody Held to the Baltimore Orioles for catcher John Orsino. Held, 33, hit .247 with 16 homers in 122 games for Washington. Orsino, 27, hit .233 in 77 games for Baltimore in 1965. A third player to be named later accompanies the deal.

LOS Angeles Washington Senators Woody Held Baltimore Orioles John Orsino Held New York Yankees Kansas City Cleveland Washington Senators Orsino San Francisco Giants Baltimore

Matson To Play Basketball For Texas A and M

Rand y Matson world champion shot putter will play basketball for Texas A M this winter the Houston Post reported. He told Aggie coach Shelby Met calf Monday he would join the team. Matson 6 foot 7 255 pounds star athlete in high school at Pampa and West Texas school has a 70 plus foot shot put record.

Houston Tex Randy Matson Texas A & M Houston Post Jack Agness The Post Matson Aggie Shelby Metcalf Pampa West Texas

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