Staples Leads Wausau Past Logan 41-0 in Big Rivers clash
Wausau linebacker and back Mark Staples ran for 191 yards and four touchdowns on 14 carries, including a 71 yard score, as the Lumberjacks routed winless La Crosse Logan 41-0. Terry Weinberger added a 28 yard TD pass, lifting Wausau to 3-1 in the Big Rivers and 5-2 overall. Logan, 0-4 in league, fell behind early and were unable to mount a comeback. Next, Wausau visits Menomonie while Logan hosts Eau Claire Memorial.
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Holmen top Onalaska 19 14 for homecoming win
Holmen erases halftime deficit to beat Onalaska 19-14 in homecoming action. Bob Anderson scores twice from 10 and seven yards, Ted Johnson adds a 39 yard run, Ted Johnson leads Holmen with 103 rushing yards, total Holmen 298 yards, 17 first downs while Onalaska gains 55 yards.
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Whitehall, Eleva Strum Triumph In Dairyland Action
Whitehall beats Blair 35-6 as Bruce Ausderau scores twice on interceptions and runs in a Dairyland Conference home win. Eleva Strum remains undefeated with a 34-14 victory over Osseo, led by Elena Strum two first-quarter touchdowns and 238 passing yards. Independence rallies to an 18-14 win at Augusta as Frank Hotchkiss scores all three TDs.
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Bohen Throws 6 TD Passes as Reedsburg Dominates Sauk Prairie
Dan Bohen threw six touchdown passes to lead unbeaten Reedsburg to a 41-0 South Central Conference victory over Sauk Prairie. Bohen connected with LeRoy Young for an 80-yard score and found Schmitt, Bill, Young, and Lamoine on multiple TDs, amid a 318-yard passing game and 15 of 31 completions.
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High School Football Scores From Big Rivers and Others
Wausau four to La Crosse Logan zero and Eau Claire Memorial dominating Eau Claire North fifty to seven highlight a day of Wisconsin high school gridiron scores. Regional results include Menomonie thirteen Chippewa Falls six and Baraboo thirteen while Wisconsin Dells edged Tomah forty six to zero.
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Black Reports For 2nd Season With Phillips
Tom Black a 6-10 former West Salem High School and South Dakota State star starts his second season with the Phillips 66 Oilers in Bartlesville Oklahoma. He is joined by Ken dall Rhine a 6-10 rookie while Scottie Pierce is out due to a knee injury. The Oilers open November 22 in Canon City Colorado against Southern Colorado State and will play nine games on the trip before returning for the home opener December 11 against.
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Athletics Get Fazio From Houston Astros
Kansas City Athletics acquire infielder Ernie Fazio from the Houston Astros in a daytime deal. Fazio joins the Athletics lineup as a new infield option with potential impact this season.
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Luther Beats St. Felix 33 19 Onroad
In Ona laska Luther outpaced Wabasha St Felix 33 19 as Bill Tanke returned interceptions for 87 and 23 yard TDs. Greg Lamprich added a 58 and a one yard TD and Dave Wilder scored on an 84 yard run. St Felix canceled a game with Winona Cotter after seven suspensions. Strong seas forced Leonore Modell to postpone a 27 mile swim from Farallon Islands to San Francisco.
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Farallon Islands
Giants Release Spahn to Seek Next Season
Warren Spahn, the winningest left hander in MLB, was granted unconditional release by the Giants at his Oklahoma ranch. He said he still wants to play next year and may rejoin the Giants or seek a contract with another club. Spahn, 44, won 363 games, a Southpaw record and sixth on the all time list, and believes he is still in top shape for credible pitching if given a chance.
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Rockets Rally to Top Cashton in Scenic Central Clash
New Lisbon undefeated in Scenic Central Conference wins 26-19 over Cashton. Tom Andres rushes for a one yard TD and throws 55 yard and 43 yard scoring passes to Steve Stenholt and Mike Jacobson, while Dale Dahlke adds a one yard TD.
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Cashion
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Cports La Crosse Cribun Saturday
Local brief notes a Cports La Crosse event held Saturday October 16 1965 with delivery on RFD October 18. The item records a scheduled community activity and timing for readers to note. No further details provided.
Indians pull upset to seize Big Rivers lead
Menomonie Indians topple previously unbeaten Chippewa Falls 13-6 to take a 4-1 conference mark and leap into first place. Chippewa Falls’ Tom Whiting tied the game late, but Steve Nowasky’s two-yard rush clinched it with 38 seconds left.
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Rushford Repeats 21-7 Over Spring Grove in Conference
Rushford won its fifth straight Root River Conference game with a 21-7 road victory at Spring Grove. Key plays included a 68 yard pass from Dick Hungerholt to Glen Kopperud, a 39 yard connection from Bruce Carlson to Kopperud, and Tom Hatlell scoring from five yards. Don Solberg connected on a 24 yard pass to John Doely for Grove.
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Rushford
Dick Hungerholt
Glen Kopperud
Bruce Carlson
Kopperud
Tom Hatlell
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Boxing Results From Boston Rome Turin And More
Boxing outcomes report Marion Conner outpointed Tom McNeeley in Boston while Nino Benvenuti stopped Luis Folledo in Rome and Sandro Mazzinghi halted Oscar Miranda in Turin Everett Copeland stopped France de Piccoli in Everett Copeland NY. NBA scores show St. Louis 117 Cincinnati 100 and Los Angeles 122 San Francisco 115.
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