Memorial Belts Logan Central Loses Holmen Wins 33-6
Hagen leads Old Abes to a 4 0 victory over La Crosse Logan as Memorial dominates with three second quarter touchdowns. Logan, 0-5 in the Big Rivers, held to 35 rushing yards and 22 passing. Memorial racked up 1 114 rushing and 939 passing yards before the game and limited Logan to four first downs.
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Kernon East
Holmen Clinches Coulee Conference Football Title
Holmen defeats Melrose Mindoro 33 6 to clinch the Coulee Conference championship as Anderson scores three times and Lee adds a 60 yard TD pass. Boisen and Lee also score with Haugen making eight tackles. Melrose Mindoro drops to 1 5 in conference play.
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Fredrickson Keys BRF To 7th Win
NEKOOSA Wis Jim Fredrickson and Dan Wahl each scored twice as Black River Falls crushed Nekoosa 41 0 to stay tied for first with Reedsburg in the South Central Conference Friday night Fredrickson had 6 and 18 yard runs and Wahl 16 and 36 yard TD passes from Fredrickson plus Fredrickson three TD passes overall Jeff German 18 yards and Larry Densmore 34 yd from Bill Moe also scored BRF 7 0 in the league Nekoosa 1 6 BRF TDs Fredrickson 2 Wahl 2 German Densmore PATs Boruska 3 German Wahl Portage Wis Dan Bohen connected on 5 22 yard TD passes to Dan Schmidt and added a 1 yard TD run to lift Reedsburg past Portage 22 6 Friday night Portage drops to 3 7 league games Reedsburg 22 Portage 6 TD Schmidt 2 Bohen PAT Bohen safety Reedsburg Mauston Wis Tomah defeats Mauston fourth consecutive loss in South Central.
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Luther Luther Wins On Larson Field Goal
Onalaska Luther defeats Bangor 15-13 as Don Larson kicks a 26 yard field goal in the fourth. Luther gains 320 yards to Bangor’s 118. Wilder and Lamprich score for Luther, while Steigerwald logs two Bangor TDs.
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Chippewa Falls Tops Central 12-6 to Tie Big Rivers
Chippewa Falls rallied from a 6-0 deficit in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin to defeat La Crosse Central 12-6. Two second quarter touchdowns and multiple Red Raider fumbles aided the Cardinals as Chippewa Falls joined Eau Claire Memorial and Wausau atop the Big Rivers Conference with a 4-1-0 mark.
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Wisconsin High School Football Scores Summary
High school football results across divisions note Eau Claire Memorial 42 over La Crosse Logan 2 and other regional games including Holmen 33 Melrose-Mindoro 6 and Onalaska 31 West Salem 13. Southwestern and Dairyland show Platteville 52 Prairie du Chien 18 and Eleva-Strum 39 Blair 64 among numerous non conference tilts.
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Roundup of Wisconsin high school football scores from Friday
The list records final scores for numerous games across Wisconsin including St. Francis beating Greendale 25 to 7, New Berlin 19 over Muskee 13, Belmont 47 over Gratiot 7, and many others with wide variety of outcomes. Names, teams, and locations feature across the state.
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Tulane Defeats Mississippi State 17 to 15
Tulane University edges Mississippi State 17 to 15 in a close college game. UM Duluth also posted a 20 to 6 win in another college matchup.
Humphrey To Start For Cardinals In Redskins Showdown
Buddy Humphrey, replacing the injured Charley Johnson, is set to start for the St. Louis Cardinals against the winless Washington Redskins as both teams chase the Eastern Conference lead. The game hinges on a Cardinal victory to share the top spot with the 4-1 Browns and Giants.
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Boxing Roundup From Boxers Rouse and Soto
Boxers Rouse of Anaconda stopped Eddie Cotton of Seattle in the light heavyweight bout. In San Jose Fernando Soto of Oakland drew with Alex Benitez of San Jose in a 10 round club fight.
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Crosse Crile Delivery Noted for October 1965
A record notes a delivery by Crosse Crile on Saturday October 23 1965 with later dispatch on RFD October 25 1965. The entry records timing and routing details for the shipment.
Wausau Tops Menomonie 26-0 to Halt BBC Title Hopes
Wausau Lumberjacks rout Menomonie 26-0 as Mark Staples scores three touchdowns and gains 123 yards. Jim Treu adds a 20 yard TD reception from Knute Alstad, Terry Weinberger racks up 120 rushing yards, and Wausau totals 322 yards to Menomonie’s 161. Staples three rushing TDs come on 5, 14, and 9 yard runs.
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Faherty scores five touchdowns in Platteville win
Faherty roared for five TDs including a 75 yard kickoff return as Platteville beat Prairie du Chien 52 to 18 in the Southwestern Wisconsin Conference. Faherty gained 133 yards on his five rushing scores with Jeff Cooke adding two long runs and Tom Barth returning a blocked punt for a score. Prairie du Chien’s Kapinus Novey and Ingham tallied.
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Morton to start for Cowboys against Packers Sunday
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton will start Sunday against Green Bay in Milwaukee. Coach Tom Landry picked Morton after his strong practice week and performance in drills.
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Chippewa Falls Centrals Sizable Yardage Edge In Win
Chippewa Falls Central beat La Crosse Central 12 to 0 as Whiting to Burich connected on a 24 yard TD pass and Bab bitt added a 3 yard TD pass to Clifton. Central answered with Henricksen scoring on a 3 yard run.
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Burdette Released By Philadelphia Phillies
Righthander Lew Burdette aged 38, hero of the Braves 1957 World Series win, was released by the Philadelphia Phillies. He joined the Phillies May 30, posted a 3-5 record with a 5.44 ERA, and earlier pitched for Milwaukee from 1951 to 1963 before a 1964 trade to St. Louis. He won three games in the 1957 Series and gave up only two earned runs.
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Sparta bowlers lead Strike N Spare scoring at Spartan Lanes
Arla Redman topped the league with 516, followed by Clara Herold 500 Sue Chapiewsky 492 Rita Wright 490 and Shirley Quandahl 485. Team honors went to Super Valu with a 2363 series while Sparta Cubs posted a 498 single game.
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Traveling League To Bowl At Cashton
The Western Wisconsin Traveling All-Star League bowls Sunday at Parkview Lanes Cashton. Sports Bowl leads with 37 points, Holiday Lanes 36, South 28.2, Pla-Mor 272, Parkview 25.5, Coulee Golf Bowl 25, Curve-In 24, Vlasek’s 24. Highlights include Sports Bowl high series 3057 and Pla-Mar best game 1079 for the season. Lew Lewison 674 series and Roger Wiemer 267 game. Top eight averages: Andy Habiger 210, Wiemer 208, Manninger 201, Schaffhausen 199, Lewison 199, Hesselberg 193, Lichtie 195, Lutz 195.
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al Hesselberg
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Charges Against Two Pro Gridders Dropped
New York AP reports assault charges against San Diego Charger players Walter Sweeney and Edward Zeman were dismissed by Criminal Court Judge Robin Levy. The men, both 24, faced felonious assault charges from a barroom dispute with James P. Collins, a city fireman, after a heated football discussion last Monday.
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1940 La Crosse clippings and Ted Levenhagen photo featured at Quinn's
The La Crosse Tribune sports clippings from 1940 are shown in Quinn's Sport Shop window at 522 Main Street along with a photo of former La Crosse State captain Ted Levenhagen. Jim Quinn notes the class of 1940 plans a reunion on campus during homecoming weekend.
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North Crawford Wins 32-7 Over La Farge at Home
North Crawford defeated La Farge 32-7 in Gays Mills to stay unbeaten in the Kickapoo Valley Conference. Rich Halverson starred with two rushing scores and two touchdown passes to Randall Knoble, and Coleman added a two yard TD. La Farge's Davies scored on a 21 yard run.
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New Zealand’s Hugh Anderson wins Suzuka 125-cc GP
Hugh Anderson of New Zealand won the 125-cc Japan Grand Prix at Suzuka on a Suzuki after an exciting battle with Luigi Taveri of Switzerland, the 1964 world champion.
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