Hustad Sets Luther Rushing Mark in Luther Loras Win
Fullback Brad Hustad of Mt. Horeb Wisconsin rushed for 231 yards to lift Luther to a 28 14 victory over Loras. Hustad now has 960 yards in six games and 2 361 yards in 358 carries for a 6 6 average in 1 5 seasons. Nesheim Hustad has broken the career yardage record with 2 338 yards. Nesheim is coaching at Rushford Minnesota. Hustad won NCAA rushing title last season as a sophomore and is a junior at Luther.
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Spring Grove
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Rushford
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Louisiana State
Loras without star halfback Jim Hogan for St. Cloud State game
Dubuque Iowa Loras College plays St. Cloud State Saturday without star halfback Jim Hogan the team’s leading receiver and second in rushing. Freshman halfback Mike Donaldson from Menomonie may replace Hogan and has 62 yards on four carries for a 15.5 yard average. Quarterback Joe Dunham a La Crosse Aquinas product has 16 of 50 passes for 328 yards and two touchdowns with five picks.
Ring reshuffles heavyweight ranks after British wins
Ring magazine reorders the heavyweight top 10 after British victories by Brian London and Henry Cooper. Johansson remains first, Valdes rises to second, Folley and Pastrano follow, with Liston and McMurtry in the lower spots. Don Jordan earns Fighter of the Month.
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Cuba
Nino Valdes
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Brian London
Henry Cooper
London
Cooper
Johansson
Eddie Machen
Pastrano
Miami Beach
Fla
Folley
Chandler, Ariz
Floyd Patterson
Valdes
Fol
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Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Ring
Banned For Life From Horse Racing
Eddie Jay Barnes, 43, was banned for life from horse racing in America by the Ohio State Racing Commission. On Oct. 2 a small battery was taken from Barnes at the starting gate of Cranwood Track.
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Late Area Grid Standings Highlight La Crosse Teams
Area grid standings show La Crosse Aquinas leading with 80 wins and one loss while La Crosse Logan sits at 5 wins and 3 losses. Central at 7 wins 12 losses. The schedule lists Saturday matchups: La Crosse Logan at Prairie du Chien and Campion game. Sunday features La Crosse Aquinas at Dubuque Loras as the season ends.
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New Home Begins For Baseball Giants
A mobile cement mixer delivered six tons of concrete at Candlestick Point on Tuesday marking the start of a new home for the San Francisco Giants.
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Spike Claassen predicts college football picks
AP columnist Spike Claassen forecasts notable games with LSU and Wisconsin favored in regional showdowns. He endorses LSU over Mississippi, Texas leave, and lists selections across the nation including Notre Dame over Navy and Penn State over Furman, highlighting coast, midwest, and southwest matchups.
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Lehigh
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Rangers Seek Sixth Win In Finale At Campion
Logan aims to close the season with a win at Campion in Prairie du Chien Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rangers, coming off a 12-7 loss to Menomonie, feature 14 seniors in their final game including ends Jack Weber and Dave Larson and quarterback Bill Rinartz. Campion, with a 4-4 record, relies on quarterback Al Grieshop and end Bob Cline as they face Logan’s balanced offense led by Ron Buttman and Art Wienke.
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Dan Herely
Joel Justman
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Armand Eggen
Jerry Jensen
Joel Urban
Tom Griswold
Keith Larson
Rich Schrader
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Jack Weber
Dave Larson
Dave Smith
Bob Soller
Ed Gilbertson
Loren Wardwell
Bar Jensen
Bill Rinartz
Ron Buttman
Art Wienke
Favor Calhoun Over Szuzina in 10 Round Middleweight Fight
Franz Szuzina of Germany, the underdog, faces Rory Calhoun of White Plains in Rochester in a 10 round middleweight bout telecast nationally on ABC. Szuzina seeks another upset after recent wins and draws, while Calhoun aims to build toward a title shot by defeating the 29 year old spoiler.
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ABC
Voss Leads City Scoring As Aquinas Tops Edgewood
Terry Voss of La Crosse Aquinas surged to 81 points after scoring three touchdowns in a 21-0 win over Madison Edgewood. He now has 13 touchdowns and three extra points, while Ron Butzman of La Crosse Logan trails with 66 points.
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Aquinas Dominates City Football Roundup
City records show Aquinas defeating multiple opponents including Rochester Lourdes 0 and Winona Cotter 6 and a key 59 to 6 win over Rockford St Thomas. Logan and CENTRAL also posted several scores with notable matchups against La Crosse Aquinas and Chippewa Falls. The city record stands at 14 wins and 10 losses.
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Michigan Athletes Suspended In Football Gambling Case
ANN ARBOR Mich AP University of Michigan suspended football fullback Tony Rio and basketball captain Jack Lewis amid football gambling on campus. Warrants issued for two athletes and five nonstudents. all seven to be arraigned today on illegal occupation charges. they were released without bond. The two players, both 21 from Chicago, said coaches know their parts and will decide their status.
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Eisenhower Receives Inaugural Gold Medal Award
President Dwight D. Eisenhower is named first Gold Medal Award recipient by the National Football Hall of Fame. The ceremony inducts nine football immortals, bringing total Hall members to 118 players and 44 coaches. Died: Charles Barrett, David C. Campbell, Tad Jones. Present: Harry Stuhldreher, Marshall Goldberg, Harry Kipke, Francis Lund, Frank Schwab, Harry Killinger.
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Dutch) Schwab
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