Trailing Twins Hope On Jim Grant in Series Race
In Minneapolis St Paul the Twins rely on Jim Grant to rebound against the Dodgers. Mele emphasizes Grant over Merritt as the rotation nears a potential seventh game with Kaat slated to start for Minnesota if necessary.
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Cports Za Crosse Tribune October 13 1965
Local sports brief from the Cports section notes events and scores in brief form. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment but indicate reporting on regional athletics with typical midweek coverage.
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Central Faces Aquinas In City Title Showdown
Central leads Aquinas by 16 to 141 entering the Memorial Field game. A win by Aquinas would clinch the Blugolds seventh city crown in nine seasons, while a Central win could seal the title or force a share with Logan and Aquinas depending on the Rangers game outcomes.
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Bowling Highlights At Parkview Lanes In Cashton Wisconsin
In Cashton Wisconsin at Parkview Lanes the Sports men's League saw Les Wistenberg post a 588 total with Bud Curtis 584 Glen Siverhus 574 and Orv Schaldach 551. Team marks by Vig and Gulbrandsen Clinic reached 2 889. Parkview Lanes also hosted other club scores and individual results across several teams and divisions.
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Gulbrandsen Clinic
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State Bank of Viroqua
Nelbert Seitz
Roger Olson
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Leonard Kolbo
Clint Bagstad
Bob Erickson
Hilltoppers
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Dorothy Klein
Phyllis Hansen
Sharon Seitz
Jack and Jill
Beulah Clark
Sally Moore
Darlene Eide
Tomah Bowling League Scores Include 683 by Marquardt
Marquardt posted a 683 series on games of 245 232 206 in the Federal League at Vlasek s. Mueller led team honors with 2 584 and 896. Other top scorers included Lou Fishbune 639 Jim Heilman 627 Cal Decorah 576 Herb Krueger 572 Nub Vlasek 563 Bob Burchell 553 Wendell Ames 549 Blaine Nicol 542 Ed Prohaska 534.
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Blaine Nicol
Ed Prohaska
Rasmussen
Lois Vlasek
Irene Westphal
Phyllis Buck
Cindy Coburn
Frieda Decorah
Nita Gilner
Charlotte Honel
Sherry Neitzel Tops Kendall Ten Pin League
Sherry Neitzel rolled a 575 series at Siebecker Zirk Lanes in Kendall as Kay Donnely 513 Ollie Navy 500 Norma Verwiebe 491 and Lois Eberhardt 468 also posted solid scores. La Farge Trapshooters plan a Sunday money shoot at 11 a.m. with refreshments at the field on Highway 131 north of La Farge.
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Wills Brings Banjo Eyes Series Record
Maury Wills of the Dodgers travels with a banjo to Minneapolis for Game 6 of the World Series against the Twins. He has 10 hits in the Series and is two hits from tying the six game record and three from the seven game mark, hoping for extra incentive.
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PPK Winners Listed For Cashton Area
Cashton Wisconsin winners announced in punt pass and kick contest. Jim Ingham won 12 year olds, David Olstad 11 year olds, Timmy Bronson 10 year olds, Randy Larson nine year olds, Jeff Williams eight year olds.
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Rushing Leaders Highlight Big Rivers Football Standings
Chippewa Falls while leading the Big Rivers rushing stats with 188 yards is preparing for a clash at Menomonie as Goschke of La Crosse Cent ranks second in rushing. McGoshke’s 284 nomonie yards on 50 carries pace a high scoring attack with Staples and Nowaskey close behind. Memorial dominates offense in conference play with 346 yards per game while Chippewa posts 311 yards. Memorial’s Nowaskey tops passing in the league with 26 completions.
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Larry Shipman
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Tom Whiting
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Lopez May Step Down Before 1966
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez says he has no plan to quit now but may step down before next season. He notes a year left on his contract while rumors swirl at World Series HQ. Lopez, 55, has led the Sox since 1957 and once skippered the pennant-winning 1959 team.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin Northwestern Meet Brings Passing-Later Run Emphasis
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn revamps the Badgers offense after a 37 0 loss to Nebraska while Northwestern coach Alex Agase emphasizes running to complement its passing. The two Big Ten rivals sit in a five way tie for second as Bruhn reshuffles seven starters and Northwestern welcomes back Mike Reiner after a sprained ankle.
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Bill Maseler
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Tony Loukas
Hank Cuccia
Louis Jung
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Oregon
Severson Fires 693 In Major League Bowling
Darwin Butch Severson rolled an errorless 693 series in the Major League at Holiday. He opened with 222 246 and 225 games with 20 strikes and 11 spares. Coulee Golf Bowl added 1032 single and 3067 series as Bob Engelbrecht tied for second with 675.
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Butch) Severson
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Don Chandler Earns AP Def ePlayer of the Week
Green Bay Packers punter Don Chandler named Associated Press Defensive Player of the Week for a 90 yard boot against the San Francisco 49ers. He also kicked two field goals and aided a touchdown setup in a 27 10 win, while noting his defensive award defies easy classification.
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Fats) Henry
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Packers hold edge in points as standings mix up NFL stats
New York AP reports the Green Bay Packers remain the NFL’s only unbeaten club but rank eighth in both offense and defense with 111 points scored and 50 allowed through four victories. Bart Starr excels in passing while Don Chandler sits high in scoring, and key leaders emerge among ground gainers and receivers across teams.
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Pat Studstill Rasmussen Top NFL Statistics
New York AP notes Pat Studstill and Rasmussen leading NFL categories after four weeks Studstill excels as a versatile Lions returner receiver and rusher Rasmussen shares interception lead while filling Lary’s defensive role Other leaders include Bukich Starr and Bakken Cox Chandler in passing scoring and kicking totals Jefferson Cross and Brown among top specialists
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Herb Adderley
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Bob Boyd
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Jim Brown
Cleveland
Tommy Mason
Minnesota
Rudy Bukich
Chicago
Bart Starr
Charlie Johnson
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Fred Cox
Don Chandler
Tim Brown
Philadelphia
Roy Jefferson
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Oklahoma Linebacker Carl McAdams Honored as Lineman of the Week
Norman, Okla. AP reports Oklahoma linebacker Carl McAdams, a 215-pounder from White Deer Texas, starred against top-ranked Texas last Saturday, and was named Lineman of the Week. Tim Bates of Alabama was a close second for the same weekly award.
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Lions Club wins fourth inter service tournament at Hiawatha
In Tomah Wisconsin the Lions Club captured the fourth annual inter service club tournament at the Hiawatha course on Sunday for the third time in four years. Casey Koscal won the handicap division.
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Indiana Starters sidelined for Illinois game
Three Indiana players Alan Voorhis John Bickstead and Ken Kaczmarek are sidelined for Saturday's matchup with Illinois. The injury absences affect the Hoosiers' starting lineup and defensive unit ahead of the critical Big Ten clash.
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Ken Kaczamarek
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Traffic Club Meeting Seeks New Officers
The La Crosse Traffic Club will elect new officers next Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Dairyland Power Co op Building.
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Knothe sets Pines Motel pitch and putt record
Jack Knothe shot 28 to break the Pines Motel pitch and putt course record. The prior mark was 33 set by Bob Schultz.
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YMCA La Crosse Swim Team Tryouts Announced
Tryouts set for 7 p.m. Thursday welcome boys aged 8 to 17 interested in joining the La Crosse YMCA swimming team. Eligible youths encouraged to attend and learn about participation and training opportunities.
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Boxing Results Oslo and Miami Beach Show Winners
In Oslo Ray Patterson of New York stopped Roland Gertz of West Germany in four rounds. In Miami Beach Gordon Lott of Savannah outpointed Linnes Johnson of Miami over eight rounds.
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NHL expansion eyed for six team second division
Baltimore Vancouver and Minneapolis St Paul and San Francisco Oakland likely to land new NHL franchises as plans move toward a six team second division. Bill Jennings, Rangers president and expansion architect, says makeup should be known by end of year with franchises to start next week pending facility checks.
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