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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1965

Page

5

North Crawford dominates Barneveld in Kickapoo Valley win

North Crawford, now 3-2, outscored Barneveld 21-7 after a 0-0 first quarter. Key plays included Tom Knoble’s 29 yard TD pass from Rich Halverson and Warren Randall’s 11 yard interception return TD plus Mike Welch’s 39 yard run. Barneveld’s Owen Raisbeck answered with a 40 yard run.

Gays Mills Wis North Crawford Barneveld Rich Halverson Tom Knoble Warren Randall Mike Welch Owen Raisbeck Raisbeck Knoble Randle Welch Lowe Randall

Purdue End Hadrick Transforms Into Big Ten Receiving Star

Purdue's Bob Hadrick rose from quarterback prospects to a standout end after a mid career position switch. The 6 foot 2 senior has 97 receptions for 1,231 yards and six touchdowns in 20 games. He set a school single game record with 11 catches for 136 yards against SMU.

la Crosse Tribune Lafayette Ind Purdue Bob Hadrick Hadrick Notre Dame Southern Methodist Iowa Ards Bernie Flowers Ann Arbor Michigan Lombra Steve Sterr Oakfield

Vikings Face Tough Bears On Sunday

In Minneapolis Chicago Bears under George Halas aim to extend a revival led by quarterback Rudy Bukich and rookie Gale Sayers as they clash with the Minnesota Vikings who seek keep Western Division title hopes alive. Bukich threw for 229 yards against the Rams while Fran Tarkenton led the Vikings with 790 passing yards. A near 47,500 crowd is expected at Metropolitan Stadium.

Minneapolis - ST. Paul George Halas Chicago Bears Minnesota Vikings Halas Bears Rudy Bukich Gale Sayers Chicago Green Bay Packers Los Angeles Rams Bukich Sayers Vikings Minnesota Billy Wade Rams Fran Tarkenton University of Kansas Dick Butkus University of Illinois Hal Bedsole Gordie Smith Metropolitan Stadium

Madonna and Adams-Friendship battle to a tie in football

Madonna tied the previously unbeaten Adams-Friendship 14-14 in a Central Conference game on Friday. Westfield defeated Port Edwards 20-0 and Tri-County beat Wild Rose 19-15. Westfield leads the league at 4-0, followed by Adams-Friendship 4-0-1, Madonna 2-1-1, Almond 2-2, Tri-County 1-3, Wild Rose 1-4, Port Edwards 0-4.

Mauston Madonna Adams-Friendship Westfield Port Edwards Plainfield Tri-County Wild Rose Adams Friendship Madonna Almond Tri-County

Glenn Walks Europe Visit as Pope Hosts Astronaut

John Glenn Jr. met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican in the first ever papal audience with a spaceman. The American astronaut said it was his first Europe visit, and the Pope noted he had seen it all from a high viewpoint. Both spoke through interpreters before the Pope switched to English.

Sam Mele Minnesota Calvin Griffith Sam Quincy Mass Mele Griffith Hadrick Vatican City John H. Glenn Jr Paul VI Glenn Earth Europe United States

Kundla Begins 7th Year as Minnesota Cagers Open Camp

Minnesota coach John Kundla starts his seventh season with five returning lettermen led by Lou Hudson, Archie Clark, and Dennis Dvoracek. The Gophers, eyeing the Big Ten title race, open December 1 at home vs North Dakota after last season’s 19 5 record and a shared title chase.

Minneapolis Minnesota Gophers John Kundla Michigan Lou Hudson Dennis Dvoracek Paul Presthus Archie Clark Wes Martins Hudson Dvoracek Clark Gopher Tom Kondla Fred Kusch Kondla Brookfield Ill Kusch Wonder Lake Kundla Martins Wayne Barry Milwaukee Yates Gophers

Westby Stays in Scenic Central Conference Amid Realignment

Westby High rejects South Central Conference invitation and will stay in Scenic Central. The Scenic Central recently admitted North Crawford as Royall and New Lisbon depart for the Vacationland league. Ne kooosa joins Vacationland next year.

Westby Wis Westby High Nekoosa Scenic Central North Crawford Royall New Lisbon Scenic Vacationland

Lakers Open League Play Win 122 115

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the San Francisco Warriors 122-115 to open the NBA season. Jerry West led L A with 36 points while Paul Newman scored 26 for the Warriors. Oscar Robertson scored 36 in a losing effort for Cincinnati. Zelmo Beaty and Cliff Hagan sparked St. Louis to a second half turnaround with Lennie Wilkens 28 points.

Associated Press Los Angeles Lakers Boston Celtics National Basketball Association San Francisco Warriors Celtics Cincinnati Royals Royals St. Louis Hawks Jerry West Lakers Warriors Paul Newman Rick Barry Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Zelmo Beaty Cliff Hagan St. Louis Hawks Lennie Wilkens Beaty

Press Association Elects Superior Man

Roy Westman of Superior Wisconsin was elected a director of the Northwest Daily Press Association at its 47th annual meeting. Holdover directors include Charles Graaskamp of Eau Claire Wisconsin. Publisher Frank C. Miles of Austin Minnesota was elected president.

ST. Paul, Minn Roy Westman Superior Wis Evening Telegram Northwest Daily Press Association Charles Graaskamp Eau Claire Leader and Telegram Frank C. Miles Austin

Bowling Scores From Starlite and Consolidated Meets

Starlite results show Margi's Bridal leading in team series 2235 and team game 764 with high 6 Bonnie Pfaff 501 La Vonne Holseth 476 and others. Consolidated lists Servi Soft 2734 team series and 943 team game with top marks by Bob Smith 581 and Jim Thompson 554.

Starlite Margi Bridal Bonnie Pfaff la Vonne Holseth Pat Kraft Jane Duncan Dolores Nuttieman Lila Neiheisel Consolidated Sports Bowl Servi-Soft Bob Smith Jim Thompson del Schroeder Leroy Graff Tom Reget Jim Hauser George Goyette Dick Dickinson Men’s City Pla-Mor Lanes Jerry Eagen Reed Horder Carl Schuster Mary Clark Bud Tischer Jerry Reed Badger State Holiday Lanes Hengel Bros Phil Hengel Curt Smith Swede Ewing Red Wittenberg Wes Soper Bob Priebe Roger Landmire al McCallson Ed Walsh Palmer Overgard Urbanek Party House L. Kloss R. R. Greene K. Haverly K. Krome W. Walter J. Thompson G. Strasser B. May Ken Krome

Packers depth tested as Lions visit Detroit

Green Bay faces a test to its undefeated record with guard Forrest Gregg out for the Detroit game. Ray Nitschke and Boyd Dowler are doubtful, while Lions star Gail Cogdill returns from knee surgery. Milt Plum expected to start at quarterback if healthy. The Packers own better first down and yardage totals but Lions defense is strong.

Detroit Green Bay Packers Packers Detroit Lions Forrest Gregg Vince Lombardi San Francisco Lions Baltimore Colts Gail Cogdill Lion Ron Kramer Green Bay Milt Plum Colts George Izo

Oshkosh Greensward Triumph On Ranked Wisconsin Grid Night

Oshkosh 6-0 crushed Manitowoc 34-6 as Jim Schroeder rushed 143 yards and two touchdowns. Chippewa Falls upset by Menomonie 13-6. Luck topped St Croix Falls. Boys Tech, Superior, and Madison West also won in the Associated Press Big Ten action.

Associated Press Oshkosh Wisconsin Chippewa Falls Menomonie Milwaukee Boys’ Tech Trojans Milwaukee Pulaski Cardinals Greenwood St. Croix Falls Manitowoc Indians Jim Schroeder Steve Nowaskey Jim Ruehl Nowaskey No. 4 Boys’ Tech Pulaski Bob Ware John Osvati Ware Osvatic Superior Duluth Minn Central Madison West Madison la Crosse Logan Mark Staples Regents Madi Son East Beloit Terry Weinberger Memorial Wausau Big Rivers Greenfield New Berlin Watertown Mayville Whitefish Bay South Milwaukee Wauwatosa West Milwaukee West Milwaukee Owen- Withie Larry Krause Roger Sherer Little Ten Thorp Abbotsford Luck Jim Krei St. Croix Valley Chilton Barron Lancaster Don McHugh Valders

Alston named NL Manager of Year after Dodgers win World Series

Walter Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers is named National League Manager of the Year in the AP poll after the Dodgers clinched the World Series over the Minnesota Twins. He collects 171 votes, ahead of Herman Franks and Harry Walker, with voting based on regular-season performance.

LOS Angeles Walter Alston Los Angeles Dodgers Alston Brooklyn Dodgers Flatbush Herman Franks San Francisco Giants Harry Walker Pittsburgh Pirates Bobby Bragan Milwaukee Braves Dick Sisler Cincinnati Reds Bragan Sister

Walter Alston's steady Dodgers era yields title and range

Walter Alston, longtime Dodgers manager, guided the team to multiple pennants and four World Series titles from 1954 onward. Despite criticism, GM Buzzy Bavasi backed him as the Dodgers rallied to beat the Giants in a dramatic 1964 season and secure a pennant after tight battles and key injuries.

Dodgers Walter Ohio Brooklyn Los Angeles Alston Hollywood Ebbets Field Chuck Dressen San Francisco Giants Milwaukee Chicago Dodger Buzzy Bavasi Giants Bavasi

Fennimore dominates Prairie du Chien in conference clash

In Southwestern Wisconsin Conference action Fennimore crushed Prairie du Chien 83-13 to improve to 4-2 while Prairie du Chien drops to 0-6. Other league results include West Grant 14 Muscoda 0 and Lancaster 19 Mt Horeb 12 with Iowa Grant and Lancaster at 6-0.

Fennimore Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Prairie West Grant Muscoda Platteville Boscobel Lancaster Mt. Horeb Mineral Point Dodgeville River Valley Iowa-Grant Darlington Cuba City

Mrs Smith Retains Senior Women's Golf Title

Highland Park Illinois AP Mrs Hulet Smith, a 52-year-old Pebble Beach grandmother, won the national senior women's amateur championship by three strokes. She finished 54 holes at Exmoor with a 242 total after an 80 final round. Reno Pennsylvania's Mrs Haskell, the 1964 North South champ, held second with 245. Frank Mayer of Glencoe placed third at 249.

Highland Park, Ill Hulet Smith John Haskell Reno Smith Pebble Beach Calif Exmoor Haskell Frank Mayer Glencoe Ill

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