Impressive Arcadia Rips Tigers 26-0 in Wisconsin showdown
Arcadia Red Raiders extend winning streak to 31 games with a 26-0 defeat of Black River Falls. QB Gary Luethi scored once and passed for two to Gary Pahl, while Dan Sobotta excelled on the ground. Arcadia improves to 7-0 in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Tigers drop to 0-1 in year.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Arcadia
Bill Cashen
Red Raiders
Tigers
Gary Luethi
Gary Pahl
Dan Sobotta
Red Raider
Whitehall
Luethi
Tiger
Sobotta
Jim Sobotta
Lund
Pahl
Mettlach
First Round Robin Action At YMCA Table Tennis Club
The La Crosse YMCA Table Tennis Club held its first round-robin with Knueppel defeating Van Akkeren and McGhee beating Larsen. Schaefer defeated Hill and Hill beat Hertzfeldt, establishing Knueppel as current top seed. Meetings are Wednesdays at 7 15 p m in the boys lobby for men and boys in 10th grade or above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Ymca
Paul Knuepple
Gordon van Akkeren
Don Schaefer
Merle Hill
Hill
Dave Hertzfeldt
George McGhee
Mentor Larsen
Knuepple
YMCA
Logan Clips Central 19 6 Intras city clash
Logan Rangers broke a 6-6 tie in the second half at Swanson Field to defeat cross town rival La Crosse Central 19-6. Key plays came from Buttman and Wienke as Logan extended its Ark of Victory lead while Central finished 0-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butzman
Ronnie Butzman
Logan
Swanson Field
Ranger
Red Raiders
Jerry Bahr
Doug Konop
Clar Brodt
Tribune
Ken Blanchard
la Crosse Logan
la Crosse Central
Speed
Rangers
Fleet
Ron Buttman
Art Wienke
Fighting Central
Victory
Marsh Haugen
Logan Club
Menomonie
Prairie du Chien Campion
Central
Darold
Dud) King
Ark of Victory
John LaFleur
Bahr
Bill Rinartz
Jack Weber
Earl Jensen
Buttman
Raider
Rinartz
Dave Larson
Jensen
Layne Directs Steeler Attack Against Browns
The Associated Press reports Bobby Layne again quarterbacks the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland as part of a Sunday NFL card. The Browns boast Milt Plum, Bobby Mitchell and Jimmy Brown while Layne seeks his first win against the Browns in regular season play.
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Layne
Browns
Associated Press
Detroit
Pittsburgh
NFL
Bobby Layne
Cleveland Browns
Steelers
Lions
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Milt Plum
Bobby Mitchell
Jimmy Brown
Cardinals
Eagles
Redskins
Philadelphia
Orioles In Exchange Trade Hale Lai for Bamberger Heman
The Baltimore Orioles announced an exchange Wednesday sending first baseman Bob Hale and catcher Ralph Laii more to Vancouver in return for pitchers George Bamberger and Russ Heman.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Hale
Ralph Laiimore
George Bamberger
Russ Heman
Vancouver
Conley Expects No Trouble With Braves Over Basketball
Milwaukee pitcher Gene Conley seeks to play basketball with the Boston Celtics this winter despite Braves general manager John Quinn opposing any cross sport participation. Quinn cites the standard contract and injury risk, while Conley stresses basketball is best for him after a light pitching season. He has yet to join the Celtics and was contacted after a Celtics exhibition in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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Milwaukee
Gene Conley
Braves
John Quinn
Conley
Quinn
Celtics
Pittsfield
Mass
McMurtry Beats Chuvalo in Madison Square Garden Showdown
Tacoma’s Pat McMurtry defeated George Chuvalo at Madison Square Garden in a lopsided decision 8-1-1 on the judges’ card. Chuvalo sustained facial bleeding after a second round knock, while McMurtry weighed 188½ pounds to Chuvalo’s 207¾. The victory boosts talk of a potential Patterson challenge as negotiations for the champ’s next defense proceed in secrecy.
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Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
George Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
McMurtry
Unifax
New York
Toronto
Pat
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Chuvalo
Cus D’amato
Clarence McMurtry
McMurtry Sr
Nino Valdes
Ruby Goldstein
Frank Forbes
Artie Aidala
La Crescent Bowling League Scores Bright In Region Meet
In La Crescent the Karroll's Ladies and American League game results show top teams and high scores. Notable performers include P Shea and Dallas Ames with high games of 167 and 230 respectively, while teams such as Crescent Inn Crescent Cons't and Riverside Motors posted strong series totals.
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Karroll’s
Crescent Inn
la Crescent
Reider's Standard
Gilles Furniture
Piggly Wiggly
Karroll's
Riverside Motors
P. Shea
R. Stejskal
G. Curran
P. Fanning
H. Vetsch
D. Berry
Davis
R. Gavin
Karroll’s Alleys
Bob's Grocery
Commodore
Hoeschler Realty
Harris Grocery
Skelly Oi
Standard Oi
Midwest Motors
Ranch Motel
Wayne Lottes
Dallas Ames
Milo Zumach
Chap Gavin
Windy Reider
Don Buchan
al Moore
Ladies Nite Owl League Scores and High Honors
In South Lanes handicap league led by Toepel 614 589 605 and shop group scores 622 545 563 1730 and 400 Club Stars 667 641 610. High series honors go to L Drendel 487 Rev Nelson 410 R Hafner 440 Marge Turner 408 F Nehis 428 Gloria Roellig 401. High single also by L Drendel 176.
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Sinclair Ol Co
No. la Crosse Sbr
Nelson Clo. Co
Spring Grove Rec
Greyhound Bus
Lloyd's Cafe
Newburg’s M's W
Town & C. Howe
Dairyland Power
Ralph’s Union Mkt
H. Ploof
Erv Zeisler
Pepsi-Cola
Bill Miller
al Barris
Modern Laundry
R. Wilhelmson
D. McKenzie
Bob & Hazel’s Tav
la Crosse Mercis
Virgil Vrbsky
Dick Peare
Arcadi Brf
South Lancs
Hal
Hal Newis J.W. Englehart
SM Supply
Nat Kelley
Doug Byers
Flamingo
Elden Lamb
Ken Jamesson
G. Schberger
C. Lehrke
Dad & Lad
Hallie New
I. Krueger
Ron Dickson
Pumbles
Gene Retzlaff
Len Kolbe
Pla-Mar
Herman Const
F. Goodrich
Catholic Foresters
Heileman
Wettstein's
E. Nockels
J. Blank
E. Toensing
Geocek
L. Myers
L. Thorson
J. Jefson
Don Spettel
G. Martin
V. Weilandt
R. Smith
W. Dunn
Melody Mill
Allis-Chalmers
P & J Bar
Fitz's Popcorn T
Bates & Ganey
Bodega
la Crosse Tribune
Charlotte’ S Bridal
S&h Sport Shop
Pine Creek C. F
Hollywood Beauty
Erickson’s Bakery
P&j Tavern
Ceil Gilles
M. Mueller
Cc. Johnson
J. Hermanson
Elaine Zierke
B. Bates
R. Jolivette
E. Knutson
Cath. Spika
Marie Ankney
M. Dansberry
R. Weiland
A. Wiltinger
Sally Bendel
D. Wensole
D. Burch
Toepel's
L. C
Home Service, Inc
Ralph's Sport Shop
L. Drendel
Rev. Nelson
R. Hafner
Marge Turner
F. Nehis
Gloria Roellig
Anderson predicts U S tennis win in Davis Cup doubles
Australian star Mal Anderson said the United States would win the doubles in the Davis Cup challenge round in Brisbane December 29 to 31. He noted it would be touch and go for Australia to keep the cup and mentioned a Queensland state doubles trial with Rod Laver starting October 22. He also said he may join Jack Kramer’s pro troupe after another amateur year.
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Brisbane
Mal Anderson
United States
Australia
Anderson
Rod Laver
Queensland
Jack Kramer
Two Aces Mark Ludlow Golf Tournament
In Ludlow Massachusetts two holes in one were recorded in the Ben Loving Memorial at Ludlow Country Club. Pro Ed Rubis aced the 233 yard first hole and amateur Ray Magdalewski holed his tee shot on the 200 yard 16th. Rubis, 1957 champion, finished 69 one stroke behind winner Herb Marcussen who shot 68. Magdalewski tallied 80.
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Ludlow
Mass
Ben Loving
Ludlow Country Club
Ed Rubis
Ray Magdelewski
Rubis
Herb Marcussen
Magdalewski
Wisconsin Tech Rolls To 21 0 Win
Wisconsin Tech hammered Northwestern College of Watertown 21 to 0 in a Badger Gopher Conference game. Tech broke the scoreless tie in the late third period with a TD and added two more in the fourth. Tech notched 14 first downs to Northwestern four.
Packers-Redskins To Clash Sunday
Green Bay travels to Washington for a tough NFL road test as it seeks its first victory. The Packers look to shake a 0-3 start while missing linebacker Carlton Massey on a leg injury and may rely on Bart Starr to lead the attack against Eddie LeBaron and Jim Podoley.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Packers
Milwaukee
Detroit
Redskins
Scooter McLean
Packer
Carlton Massey
Colts
Tom Bettis
Steve Meillinger
Starr
Knafele
Bill Howton
Max McGee
Howie Ferguson
Don McIlhenny
Nt 2
McLean
Baltimore
Washington
Eddie LeBaron
Jim Podoley
LeBaron
Winston-Salem
N.C
High School Football Scores Across Regions
Local high school teams posted numerous results across Mississippi Valley to Wisconsin River divisions. Notable set include La-Logan 19 La Crosse Central, Arcadia 26 Black River Falls 0, Kimberly 32 Two Rivers 13, Madison East 45 Racine Horlick 26, and Wisconsin Dells 14 Richland Center 6. Several clusters show blowouts, close games, and non conference matchups through the weekend.
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Mississippi Valley
Arcadia
Black River Falls
Gale-Ettrick
Whitehall
Durand
Osseo
Augusta
Mondovi
South Central
Reedsburg
Sparta
Portage
Baraboo
Tomah
Viroqua
Nekoosa
Mauston
Wisconsin Dells
Richland Center
Minnesota
Harmony
Spring Valley
Rushford
Mabel
Caledonia
Canton
Houston
Spring Grove
Wykoff
Preston
Scenic Central
Westby
Cashton
Elroy
de Soto
New Lisbon
Hillsboro
Holmen
Trempealeau
Independence
Lima
Eleva-Strum
Eau Claire
Wonewoo
Melrose
Chippewa Falls
Tri-Valley
Blair
Alma
Southwestern Wisconsin
Dodgeville
Platteville
Mt. Horeb
Boscobel
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Darlington
Fennimore
Wisconsin
Kendall
Lone Rock
Weston
Blue River
Ithaca
Viola
Muscoda
la Farge
Beaver Dam
Ripon
Montfort
Arena
South Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Adams-Friendship
Westfield
Milw
Juneau
East
Kenosha
Beloit
Monroe
Middleton
Waterloo
DeForest
Waukesha
Whitefish Bay
Stoughton
Jefferson
South
West
Milwaukee Washington
Milwaukee Bay View
New Holstein
Edgerton
Randolph
Fox Lake
Milton Union
Evansville
Fort Atkinson
Madison
Wis
High
Oconomowoc
Waupun
West Bend
Berlin
Horicon
Columbus
Mayville
Hartford
Whitewater
Burlington
Prairie Farm
Shell Lake
Glenwood City
River Falls
Hudson
Ellsworth
New Richmond
Colfax
Grid Game Dedicated To Stagg Pat O'Dea
The College of the Pacific game in Stockton California will honor two early all Americans Amos Alonzo Stagg and Pat O'Dea. Stagg 96 earned Camp's 1889 Yale honor and coached at Chicago Susquehanna and COP Stockton College. O'Dea Wisconsin star named to Camp’s second team 1898 and third team 1899 later coached Notre Dame.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Pat O’dea
Stagg
Walter Camp
Yale
University of Chicago
COP
Susquehanna University
Stockton College
O'Dea
Wisconsin
Camp
Notre Dame
College Cage Series on TV Opens Dec 13
New York AP reports NBC lists 14 college basketball games on national TV opening December 13 with St Louis at Kentucky. Oscar Robertson will be seen for Cincinnati against Xavier January 24. Schedule runs weekly Saturdays through March 21 with the NIT final.
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New York
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Bradley
St. Louis
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas Tech
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
LSU
Tennessee
Xavier
Colorado
Kansas
Holy Cross
West Virginia
Cornell
Princeton
DePaul
Army
Navy
Madison Square Garden
N.Y
Joe Adcock Resting After Knee Operation
Milwaukee Braves first baseman Joe Adcock is resting comfortably after knee surgery to remove cartilage. The operation was Friday with a possible Monday release, a small cast to protect the knee. He plans to spend winter at his Coushatta ranch in Louisiana.
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Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
Adcock
Coushatta
Chandler Averages 46.2 Yards On Punts This Season
New York Giants punter Don Chandler leads the league with a 46.2 punt average. He practices daily, kicking from 50 to 100 attempts to maintain top form this season.
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Chandler
NEW York
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Pat McMurtry Defeats George Chuvalo In Toronto Bout
In Toronto, Pat McMurtry outpointed George Chuvalo in a boxing match. McMurtry built early leads and maintained control through 10 rounds to secure the decision.
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Arcadia Rips Tigers
Sam Young
John Lund
Ron Hanson
Ralph Boehlke
Dan Mills
Gale- Ettrick
Len Mettlach
BBF
Keer
Tom Mettlach
Brfalis
D. Sobotta
Bill Vickroy
Bob Batchelder
Bob Kime
Consolidated League
Handicap
Neumann’ Electric
Neon Supply Co
W. S. Hatchery
Naval Reserve
Red Dot Foods
Rose St. Merchs
Great Surplus
Stephan's Maple G
Mercantile League
Erickson
la Crosse Floral
Howards
Cargill's
Nelson's
Wettstein
Newburg
M's
Ray Hutson
Schumacher's
Crescent Jewelers
O. Goslin
H. Zunker
Geo. Hanson
al Erickson
B. Farnam
Bugs Knutson
Don Grosskopf
Art Gilles
Bill Zierke
Geo. Spika
Geo. Probart
Bill Hartack
Howard Grant
Muscatel
New York State
Eulberg Beer
Del’s
Fing
Larry Skaff
Raiders
Freddy Bahr
Archie Ross
Wienke
Carl Grimes
Skaff
Wayne Houser
Terback
Dave Toraason
Larry Clark
Logan Buttman
Logan—E. Jensen
Pasessorta
Pembles
Brike
Earl Morrall
Rams
Johnny Unitas
Lennie Moore
Bears
49Ers
Orioles
Cage
Young Pat McMurtry
By Jack Hand
Valdes
Zora Folley
Tony Anthony
LA Crescent Bowling
Nite Owl League
U. S
Wisconsin Tech
la — Logan
Richmond
Geo. Washington
Chattanooga
Middle Tenn
Culver-Stockton
Principia
Northwestern
Jamestown
N.D
Minot
Kearned
Neb
Hastings
Southeastern Missouri
Rolla Mines
Carthage
Tarkio
Baker
Bethany
Kan
Cal Poly
Pomona
Occidental
Pat O'Dea
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
N. 3Rd St
Dial
Boston
Minneapolis
Harlem Globetrotters
Sphas
Copeland
Sport Shop
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