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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1973

Page

6

Foreman Kayoes Joe King Roman in two minutes

George Foreman retained the world heavyweight title after a two minute first round knockout of Joe King Roman in Tokyo. Referee Jay Edson said Foreman followed through on a punch as Roman was going down, a call Roman’s camp protested as a double foul.

Tokyo George Foreman Joe King Roman Jay Edson Phoenix Ariz Foreman Edson

De Soto Dominates Brookwood 42-0 in Nonconference Football

De Soto blasted Brookwood with four first quarter touchdowns and cruised to a 42-0 victory. The win showcased De Soto's powerful offense while Brookwood struggled to mount momentum on offense throughout the game.

Jerry Furlano de Soto Brookwood Wis

Whitehall overwhelms Luther in Friday football rout

Whitehall Norsemen roll to 52-6 win over Luther Knights as Tom Matchey rushes for 172 yards on 15 carries and scores two TDs and a defensive return. Arnie Johnson and Dave Pien tok add two TDs apiece, with Berg and Larson also scoring as Luther lone TD comes late.

Whitehall Wis Tom Matchey Onalaska Luther Norsemen Larry Erbe Knights Matchey Arnie Johnson Dave Pientok Pientok Bryan Pucik Les Berg Ron Larson Norseman Bruce Kirkeeng Greg Tolvstad

Harmony edges Houston in quadruple overtime thriller

Harmony prevailed 26-20 over Houston after Greg Dornink scored two touchdowns including the game winner in the fourth overtime. Randy Sikkink connected on multiple passes, including a 10 yard strike to Don Bellingham in the second quarter and a 10 yard pass to Jim Brink in the first OT. Dale Mensink contributed two overtime runs for Harmony while Jim Jore added a 20 yard scoring rush for Houston.

Houston Minn Greg Dornink Harmony Dornink Dorink Randy Sikkink Sikkink Don Bellingham Jim Brink Jim Jore Dale Mensink

Arcadia Rolls Past Mondovi For 2nd Victory

Arcadia beat Mondovi 32 0 in nonconference play as Dave Misch scored two third quarter touchdowns on runs of one and three yards. Bill Flury added a 13 yard score after Wayne Kampa twice intercepted. John Klink finished with a short TD.

Arcadia Wis Mondovi Dave Misch Bill Flury Wayne Kampa John Klink

Chatfield Edges Rushford 22 20 in two OTs

Chatfield defeats Rushford 22 to 20 after two overtime periods. Dan Judd scores twice including a decisive one yard run. Steve La Plante adds a one yard plunge for Chatfield while Rushford responds with a Moran score and a Miller pass to Thompson.

Rushford Minn Dan Judd Chatfield Judd Scott Moran Steve la Plante Jim Miller Mark Thompson Miller Moran la Plante Thompson Pat

Caledonia's Link shines in season-opening win over Winona Cotter

Caledonia senior Bob Link starved the scoreboard with 267 rushing yards on 24 carries totaling 32 points as the Warriors defeated Winona Cotter 32-6. Link scored from the two, one, and 32 yard lines and added a 90 yard TD run. Caledonia amassed 346 rushing yards while Cotter's lone score came on a 57 yard pass from Bob Brown to Rich Pelowski.

Caledonia Minn Bob Link Warriors Winona Cotter Link Warrior Bob Brown Rich Pelowski

La Crescent edges Onalaska 14 0 in season opener

La Crescent, 272 rushing yards, three fumbles recovered and an interception lead to a 14 point win at Onalaska. Dan Ryan carries 14 for 125 yards while Paul Harris throws to Randy Flury for a 21 yard TD and runs in the extra point.

Onalaska Wis la Crescent Dan Ryan Lancers Paul Harris Randy Flury Harris Flury Dobbs Harlos

Green Leads Hartford Open After 63 in First Round

Hubert Green topped the Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open with a career-best eight under par 63 at Wethersfield Country Club. Don Iverson fired 69 to lead the pack at two under while Bruce Devlin, Jerry Heard and Jim Wiechers tied for second at 65.

Wethersfield, Conn Hubert Green Jerry Heard Bruce Devlin Big Jim Wiechers Homero Blancas John Mahaffey Don Bies Gary Player Bobby Cole

Rubber Mills Triumphs in Nationals Opener in St Louis

The La Crosse Rubber Mills beat Del Monte Indiana 11 to 6 in the National 16 inch slow pitch tournament. Jim Walker went four for four with two doubles and a triple, aiding a big first inning. Ed Mettille and Tom Ness led La Crosse with two hits apiece, and La Crosse advances to face The Machine of Santa Clara at 5 30 p m hoping to reach Monday’s finals in the 27 team event.

ST. Louis la Crosse Rubber Mills del Monte Ind la Crosse Jim Walker Bob Swertfeger Dennis Duenkel Butch Whitewater Rubber Mills Walters Duenkel Schroeder Ness Ed Mettille Tom Ness Gary Rommel

Wonewoc Center Routs Hillsboro In Nonconference Game

Wonewoc Center in Wisconsin defeated Hillsboro 14 to 0 in a nonconference gridiron clash. Allen Belter connected with Neil Penshorn for a 16 yard score in the second quarter and Paul Schubring sealed the win with a 29 yard interception return for a TD in the final period.

Wonewoc Wis Wonewoce Hillsboro Tiger Indians Allen Belter Neil Penshorn Paul Schubring

Alma Center Lincoln Opens Season With Win Over Melrose Mindoro

Alma Center Lincoln Hornets beat Melrose Mindoro 12 to 0 in non conference action. Don Forsting returned the opening kickoff 68 yards for a touchdown. Joe Scholze scored late on a one yard run after a Melrose Mindoro punt fumble set up the final tally.

Alma Center Wis Don Forsting Lincoln Hornets Melrose-Mindoro Forsting Joe Scholze Scholke Hornets

Bowling Leagues Compile City Wide Scores And Highs

Readable scores from Pla Mor City Sports and Parkview leagues list team series and game highs for Bowling Alley Cats City Merchants and many more. Individual leaders include Cookie Kraus Bud Tischer Vic Snider Bob Newberry and Janice Thompson across venues Showboat Sports Bowl and Parkview Cashton.

Alley Cats Kraus Bohemian Hall Cookie Kraus Jean Tanke Alice Marr Joan Stuhr Dort Burbach Kay Shepherd Elaine Lenser Pla-Mor Larson IGA Bud Tischer Dean Limberg Roy Gilles Vic Snider Buschman George Shedesky Enterprise Korn Construction Newberry Bob Newberry Tom Severson Don Clements Bob Nunemacher Consolidated Pyroil Rich Severson Jim Thompson Everett Dayton Bob Lachman Ken Iverson George Goyette Starlite Peterson Homes Murphy Sandy Carr Rita Gallagher Ruth French Janice Wieman Audrey Sveen Lil Hecht Hiawatha A. J. Borsheim Harry Strittmater Howie Morrison Dave Olson Don Foss Pogy’s Pizza Greg Schlifer Ra Michalko Jim Jamesson Ric Severson Greg Schifer River City Realty Rita Olson Eileen Doschadis Lonely Besch Jan Kessler Doris Fries Soller Lois Phillips Ole Hanson Lorraine Snider Hazel Stalsberg Corky Lounsbrough Lois Buss Pocahontas Iron Workers Jane Duncan Kathy Nichols Eleanor Kime Sharon Lietke Dorothy Raatz Tri City Parkview Cashion Rude’s Insurance Carlson’s Insurance Glen Siverhus Art Sarrents Gary Leum Don Shore Parkview Cashton Hall V.F.W Terry Rudie Mike Lium Roger Lunde Richard Ekern Kickapoo Animal Foods Nelson Muffler Juanita Skrede Beulah Clark Jerry Haun Olga Bahr

Viroqua Narrowly Loses to Westby in Rival Duel

Westby edges Viroqua 14 13 as Greg Kolden’s late drive falls short of the extra point. Viroqua’s touchdowns come on an eight yard pass to Tim Moffitt and a 15 yard scoring strike to Dave Hanson, with Randy Ekern and Mike Holte keying Westby’s offense.

Westby Wis Viroqua Blackhawk Greg Kolden Tim Moffitt Dave Hanson Westley Randy Ekern Mike Holte Bob Schultz Schultz Steve Terry

Blair Stills Cochrane-FC Blair Johnson rush seals 6-0 win

Blair defeated Cochrane-Fountain City 6-0 in Cochrane-Fountain City as Allyn Johnson ran 27 yards for the only touchdown. Cochrane-Fountain City totaled 187 rushing and 16 passing yards but stalled at the goal line, with three fumbles recovered by Blair.

Blair Wis Allyn Johnson Cochrane-Fountain City Chieftains

Geary Leads Kickapoo to 26 6 Victory Over Ithaca

Geary rushed for 149 yards and three touchdowns to lift Kickapoo to a 26 6 win over Ithaca in Viola Wisconsin. Kickapoo opened with two short plunges by Geary and added a 23 yard TD run in the fourth quarter and Stilwell closed the scoring with a 12 yard run. Ithaca’s Doug Alvin scored early on a one yard plunge, but that was all the Bulldog offense could muster. Kickapoo improves to 2 0 while Ithaca opens its season.

Bulldogs Kickapoo Ithaca

Omro Foxes Blank Royall 24-0 In Nonconference Game

Omro Foxes defeated Royall Panthers 24-0 at Elroy Wisconsin. Dennis Thurs rushed for 118 yards scoring two five yard TDs and a two yard score. Larry Peck added a touchdown as Omro built an early lead and sealed the win.

Elroy Wis Omro Foxes Royall Panthers Dennis Thurs Foxes Thurs Larry Peck Panthers

Loyal grounds out Gale-Ettrick Trempealeau 37 6 in nonconference clash

Loyal Greyhounds roll up 266 rushing yards led by John Abrahamson and Lew Kollmensberger to end Gale-Ettrick Trempealeau's 41 game win streak. Dale Baggerley scores four one yard TDs and Abrahamson adds a 15 yard pass TD from Don Esselman. Elstad scores G E T’s lone TD.

Loyal Wis Dale Baggerley Gale - Ettrick Trempealeau Redmen Baggerley John Abrahamson Greyhounds Don Esselman Abrahamson Esselman John Elstad

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