Tomah ends BRF title hopes in 25-7 win
Tomah defeated Black River Falls 25-7 spoiling BRF homecoming and dropping them from the South Central Conference title chase. Tomah combined 111 rushing yards with 150 passing yards on 11 of 19 as Ducklow led with two rushing scores and Semz and Henry also scoring. Reedsburg clinched the SCC title with a 60-6 victory over Richland Center.
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Holmen Romps to Unbeaten Coulee Title Clincher
Holmen High clinched the Coulee Conference championship with a 12-7 win over Gale Ettrick, finishing the season undefeated in league play. Key scores came from Bob Anderson on two short runs, while Gale Ettrick’s Jim Mahoney scored on a one-yard run and extra point.
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Chuvalo Versus Terrell Set For Monday Title Fight
In Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens, WBA heavyweight champ Ernie Terrell faces challenger George Chuvalo in a 15 round bout. Terrell relies on a jab and clinching style, while Chuvalo aims to close distance and attack the midsection, with about 13,000 expected in attendance and reported purses of 45 000 each or 25 percent for Chuvalo and 35 percent for Terrell.
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Mantzke Tops Strike N Spare League At Spartan Lanes
Mantzke scored 533 to lead Strike N Spare League at Spartan Lanes in Sparta Wisconsin Rita Woodworth added 498 Eleanor Frosch 493 Jolene Hansen 491 with a 206 single Arla Redman 483 Janice Raymer 210 Verne ta Vian 200 The Monroe County Telephone Co led team totals with 2464 in series and 880 in a single game.
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Northwestern Wins Triangular Cross Country Meet
Northwestern outpaced Minnesota and Iowa to win a four mile race. John Duffield led Northwestern with a fast time as teammates claimed the top three spots, giving Northwestern 26 points to Minnesota 43 and Iowa 58.
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Football Scores by Region and Statewide Totals
Regional results list football scores from multiple conferences and non conference games with team names such as Onalaska Holmen Trempealeau Arcadia West Salem Sparta Nekoosa Mauston Reedsburg De Soto Kickapoo Valley Seneca La Crosse Houston Rushford Canton Spring Grove Mable Caledonia and many others. Statewide totals include Madison Central Madison La Follette Racine Horlick and dozens more with varied scores.
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Prairie du Chien tops Muscoda in league opener
Prairie du Chien defeated Muscoda 25 13 to claim its first Southwestern Wisconsin Conference win. Gene Ingham and Terry Kramer each scored twice, Rasmussen intercepted three passes, and Prairie finished with 330 rushing yards and 33 passing yards.
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Christian Regains Lead In Statistics
New York AP reports quarterback Ron Christian has reclaimed the total offense lead after NIU's 38 to 12 win over Wisconsin Milwaukee last Saturday. Vilnis Ezerins of Wisconsin Whitewater stands with 771 rushing yards, ranking third nationally behind Eastern Washington’s Mel Stanton with 925. Christian accumulated 286 yards rushing and passing versus UWM to retake the lead.
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Nominations Open for 1965 All Wisconsin High School Team
The La Crosse Tribune invites nominations for the 1965 All Wisconsin high school football team. Eligibility covers South Central Scenic Central Coulee Big Rivers Central Wisconsin Catholic and Dairyland conferences plus independent Onalaska Luther. Nomination should be sent to Jim Gunderson All State Football La Crosse Tribune La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Hoag Wins Carleton Open Cross Country in 19 58
University of Minnesota freshman Steve Hoag claimed victory at the Carleton Open in Northfield over the 4 mile course, finishing in 19 minutes 58 seconds. No team scores were kept.
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Madonna Downs Westfield Team 32–0 in Friday Football
Madonna Tri-County wins 32-0 over Plainfield at Plainfield. Jim Ryczek runs for 1 and 36 yards and returns a 65 yard interception for a TD, with Neve and St Louis also scoring on Ryczek passes. Madonna finishes season 3-2-1.
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Clarke Stowell Lead Bowlers At Vlasek s Lanes
In Tomah Wisconsin Les Clarke topped the St Mary s League at Vlasek s Lanes with 639 and a 276 high game. Dan Grygleski follow ed with 619 and a 240 opening. Badger Cafe led team scores at 2 761 while Town and Country Motors posted 2 275 with a 797 high. Phyllis Stowell had 565 and a 209 high single, Charlotte Howes 477.
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Memorial and Wausau Tie For Big Rivers Crown
Memorial and Wausau finish 5-1 in the Big Rivers with co titles after Friday wins. Memorial routed Chippewa Falls 39-7 at Eau Claire behind Phil Hagen five touchdowns and 242 passing yards. Wausau toppled Eau Claire North 45-0 at home as Mark Staples scored four TDs. Chippewa Falls finished 4-2 with a TD by Dave Long.
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Royals overwhelm Hillsboro to clinch unbeaten season
Royall, led by Don Michel four touchdown effort, dominates Hillsboro 27-6 to seal a perfect conference record. The Panthers under coach Paul King finished 8-0 in the Scenic Central Conference with wins over De Soto Cashton Westby Wonewoc Weston and New Lisbon, while Hillsboro falls to 4-2-1 despite a 25-yard score connection.
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Browns and Vikings clash as Brown eyes big yardage at Cleveland
Cleveland hosts Minnesota in a pivotal NFL showdown. Jim Brown carries a career 11,506 yards and 100-yard games record as Frank Ryan passes to Gary Collins while Cleveland leads the Eastern Division 5-1 and Minnesota sits 3-3. The two teams, first meeting since 1961, contrast strong rushing with vulnerable passing defenses.
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Ferree Aims Top Fifty In Almaden Meet
Jim Ferree led the Almaden tournament at San Jose with 11 under par 133 after a 67 round. He sits 51st on the year’s money list as he seeks top 50 exemptions for 1966, with $14 432.92 earned and a $7 200 prize at stake over the final rounds. Charles Coody and Bob Verney trail at 135 and 137, while leaders Al Geiberger and Steve Oppermann faltered.
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Kelly Lassiter Tied In Billiard Tourney
New York AP Ed Kelly of Baltimore and Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City NC finished the first round of the National Invitation Pocket Billiard Championship with 5-3 records but both lost. Ed Taylor of Knoxville defeated Kelly 15 6 6 in seven innings and Joe Balsis of Minersville PA defeated Lassiter 15 8 1 in eight innings.
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Gobbler Handball Entries Due and Tournament Dates Set
Entry deadline for the Gobbler handball tournament at the YMCA is November 8 at 5 p.m. The single elimination event runs November 11 to 23. A golf tournament at Lake Tahoe Harrah’s promises a prize no less than a Rolls Royce for a hole in one.
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North Crawford And Seneca Post Triumphs
SENECA Wis Seneca routed Blue River 25 13 with a strong second quarter offense. Trautsch Burns and Swanson led Seneca scoring while Tully and Swanson added rushing and receiving threats for the 4 3 conference finish. North Crawford beat Waureka 32 9 as Halverson threw four touchdowns and ran for two.
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Player captures Australian Open title by six strokes
South African Gary Player won the Australian Open in Adelaide by six strokes for a four round total of 264. American Jack Nicklaus finished second at 270 after a final round 71, with Frank Phillips also 270. Peter Thomson ended with 271 after two strong rounds.
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Nine Teams Considered for Mineral Water Bowl
Excelsior Springs Mo AP nine teams are under consideration for the Mineral Water Bowl to be played Nov. 27. The list includes Maryville State, Washington University Missouri, Springfield State, Northern Illinois University, Colorado Western College, Nebraska State at Wyne, North Dakota State, Parsons College, and Austin College.
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Mengelt Fires 279 In Men’s Straightaway Bowling
Milman Mengelt nearly perfect with nine consecutive strikes at South Lanes as he posted a 279 in Friday’s Men's Straightaway League. His 3 game total reached 596.
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