Traditional Battle Ends Long Season Between La Crosse Crowds
La Crosse Central hosts La Crosse Logan in the Ark of Victory matchup at Memorial Field to close a long football season. Central seeks to keep the carved ark after the 7:30 p.m. kickoff as both teams eye pride with no title on the line. Central is 1-6 in the Big Rivers, Logan 0-7, while Aquinas already clinched the city title with Central and Logan both scoring season wins and losses detailed in the era's series records.
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Indians at Bemidji Make a Big Minnesota Stop
La Crosse State travels to Bemidji State to rebound after two straight losses and seeks a win to improve a 4-2-1 record while Bemidji stands 3-4. The Beavers rely on a strong running game led by Di Giacomo and Nielson as La Crosse aims for a balanced attack with Larsen at quarterback and Klug in the backfield. Game time is 8 30 p m CDT with one season remaining after Bemidji.
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Surprising Badgers, Wolverines To Clash
Wisconsin and Michigan meet at Michigan Stadium as two Big Ten teams with uneven seasons. Michigan rides a four game skid while Wisconsin sits 2-1 in conference play and eyes a strong offense and stout defense.
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Hull Starts Fast in NHL Scoring Race With 5-1 Win
Bobby Hull and Doug Mohns each scored twice to lift the Chicago Black Hawks to a 5-1 win over Detroit. Hull’s goals moved him to sixth in the season as Chicago tied Montreal for first place. Hull also assisted on Phil Esposito’s goal as Hull and Mohns tied for the scoring lead with seven points.
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Bobcat Hockey Team To Make Europe Tour
The Green Bay Bobcats of the U S Hockey League will undertake a two week goodwill tour in December to Russia England Austria Switzerland and Finland. President James J Van Essen announced the plan which includes eight to ten games including three in Russia. The team last won the National Senior U S Hockey Championships in Boston last March.
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Wisconsin bowlers set for BPA tournament in Milwaukee
AP reports sixteen top Wisconsin men bowlers will compete in the Bowling Proprietors Association Tournament in Milwaukee on October 30 and 31. Eight leading Wisconsin women will participate in the women's division.
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Three La Crosse Boys Reach PPK District Race
Three La Crosse youths advance to the district stage of the Punt Pass and Kick contest. David Patterson Ray George and David Sagen will compete Saturday at Al Simmons Field Milwaukee, with 63 Zone E winners in the district event.
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Geiberger Oppermann Tie for Tourney Lead in San Jose
Al Geiberger atop the Almaden Country Club field with Steve Oppermann after opening round 65s. Both players tied for lead in the $46,000 San Jose Almaden tournament at San Jose, California, a 72-hole event through Sunday. Jim Ferree and Charles Coody shot 66 one stroke back, while Ken Still and Bruce Crampton posted 67s.
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Major League Players to Work With Juveniles in Milwaukee
The Major League Baseball Players Association launches a pilot program hiring players for youth work in Milwaukee. Bob Uecker Don Pavletich and Felix Mantilla will work November through February earning 600 dollars a month. Uecker Mantilla are former Milwaukee Braves and Uecker is Milwaukee native living in Menomonee Falls.
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Twilley Sweeney Lead NCAA Passing Records in Midseason
New York AP reports Tulsa stars Howard Twilley and Neal Sweeney top NCAA receiving lists midseason. Twilley has 73 receptions for 1,014 yards and seven touchdowns. Sweeney 49 receptions for 513 yards and five TDs. Twilley nears career and single season marks with additional completions and yardage. Roy Shivers leads scorers with 78 points for Utah State while Princeton’s Charlie Gogolak follows in kicking.
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Deacon Bill McKechnie Dies Famous Pennant Winning Manager
Deacon Bill McKechnie, Hall of Fame manager and the only NL skipper to win pennants with three different clubs, died in Manatee Memorial Hospital at 4 20 a m at age 78 after a pneumonia illness. He led Pirates 1925 Cardinals 1928 Reds 1939 and 1940, and managed the Braves 1930 1937.
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Aquinas Faces Newman In Wisconsin Catholic Conference Showdown
Aquinas travels to Newman High in a key CWC matchup as both teams seek wins to improve conference records. Cardinal quarterback John Pincsak leads Aquinas with 424 passing yards while Bruce Grasamke of Newman tops the league with explosive offense. The Blugolds boast a strong line and balanced attack with Gofus and Weise as starters, aiming to rebound after recent losses.
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Vince Lombardi Prepares Packers For Bears With Secret Workouts
Green Bay under Lombardi stages a private Lambeau Field session ahead of the Chicago game. The team had earlier practiced publicly, inviting onlookers before retreating behind closed gates as Sunday’s NFC showdown looms.
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Halloween Rally by Car Club Set
The Sports Car Club of La Crosse stages a Halloween Rally this Saturday with 7 p.m. registration in the South Lanes lot. The first car leaves at 7 30 p.m. Trophies go to driver and navigator of the first three finishers who maintain the specified average speeds. For details call Frank Staats or Duane Padden.
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