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Central Rallies, Stops Rapids In Opener 50-44 Ca (Cross? aributtr ONALASKA WINS Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1964 Delivered en RFD Nov. IV 27 Free Throws, Size Provide Raider Win Stops 74-57 Curlers To Hear Rhodes, WCA Prexy Walter C. Rhodes, Madison, president of the newly-formed Wisconsin Curling Association, will discuss the organization with members of the La Crosse Vikings, led by 7-1 Eino Curling Club here Wednesday Hendrickson, 6-5 Dan McHugh, night. The meeting is at 7:30 and Hob Anderson won its Holmen Luther KICKAPOO SCHOOL TO ENTER SCENIC ONTARIO, Wis.

-The Scenic Central Conference will have a new member starting with the 1965-66 school year. The application of the Kickapoo Area Schools to affiliate with the Scenic Central schools was approved unanimously Nov. K). Given W. Klein, Scenic Central Conference secretary, said the action was taken at the fall meeting held at Spring Valley, Wis.

Tom Soukup was the leader in Melroses balanced attack with 14 markers. Dennis Young had 13 for the Eagles, Jerry Blaken tossed in 11 and Randy Seefeldt hit for 10. Big scorer of the contest was a Cashton eager, Gary Peterson, who made 23. Larry Spaeth of the home team tallied 13. Melrose won the low scoring game 16-15 from Cashton in overtime.

Melrose 12 12 15 2261 Cashton 10 18 14 1355 opening basketball game of the 1964-65 season here Tuesday night by defeating the plucky Onalaska Luther Knights. Holmen exploded for 28 points in the second period to salt away the victory. Hendrickson led all scorers with 27 points. McHugh tossed in 18 and Anderson hit for 12. Dave Wilder, a 5-6 eager, paced Onalaska Luther with 16 tallies.

Dennis Lemke racked up 14 and Ken Stratman had 13 TREMPEALEAU, Wis. Whitehall made a successful -n- 'x-? 4 'y vi r-4 Holmen won a 48-34 victory in basketball invasion of Trempea-the B-game I eau Tuesday niSht, the Norse- Ilolmen 18 28 18 10-74 men rackin8 UP 19 Pints in the uther 9 13 12 23 57ourtb quarter to hand Trem- pealeau a 61-53 loss in the sea- ONALASKA, Wis. Jim Kowal son opener for both teams. p.m. in the La Crosse Curling Club.

The Wisconsin Curling Association was organized to replace the old Midwest Curling Association, which disbanded last year. The MCA originally included member clubs from Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota and Nebraska. Minnesota and North Dakota were the first states to form their own associations. Illinois is now organized and Wisconsin joins the group with a state organization. Rhodes will discuss the first WCA bonspiel scheduled for the weekend of Dec.

4-6 at Portage. This will be a 32-team bonspiel and the WCA hopes to have representation from all of the 29-member Wisconsin clubs. Rinks will also be invited from Minnesota, North Dakota and Illinois. Other officers of the WCA are Woody Hodge, Medford, vice president; Don Russell, Pardee-ville, secretary; and Jay Spit-tier, Trempealeau, treasurer. Phil Beckley is the La Crosse director of the association.

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10 points, twice in the fourth quarter at 44-34 and 48-38, Weber led all scorers with 13 on two baskets and nine free throws. Cline was next for Central with 10, Campbell had nine and Behm eight. Doughty and Ebsen topped Rapids with eight apiece. fr Central enjoyed a 32-14 edge in rebounds with Campbells 13 leading the way. Cline nabbed eight and Weber got seven.

Next game for Central is Friday at Richland Center. Wisconsin Rapids won Tuesdays B-game, defeating Cen tral 68-60. Pat Parmeter had 16 for Rapids, while Terry Mur phy made 18 and Randy Hill-sheim 14 for Central, (WISCONSIN RAPIDS CENTRAL Roy Aanerud scored 13 points and Barry Johnson and Bud Tomter 12 apiece to spark the Whitehall attack. Bruce Ausder-au of the winners tallied 10. Gary Meuniers 22 points led the Trempealeau scoring, while Tom Johnson made 13.

Whitehall won the game 36-24. Whitehall 12 15 15 19-61 Trempealeau 15 11 19 853 By KEN BLANCHARD (La Crosse Tribune Sports Editor) Big La Crosse Central found the spark in about a four-minute stretch of the third quarter in the La Crosse Logan High School gymnasium to regain the lead and pull away from Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln for a 50-44 win Tuesday night in a game that opened the 1964-65 basketball season for both teams. It was a ragged first game and Coach Jerry Seemans tall timber had difficulty finding the basket. The Red Raiders made only 12 of 48 shots from the field 25 per cent but used their size to wear out the visitors in the second half and actually won the game by sinking 26 of 42 free throws. Wisconsin Rapids made 34 per cent from the field, 16 of 47 attempts, but really suffered at the free throw line.

Coach Dale Rheel watched his cagers miss 19 of 31 attempts. Central whirled to a 6-0 lead in the opening minute of play as 6-3 Pat Behm hit two buckets and 6-5 Roy Campbell and 6-4 Craig Weber got a free throw apiece. This prompted Rapids to take a time out and after the break, 6-6 Bruce Ristow put the visiting Red Raiders on the board with a jump shot. Weber got a basket and Campbell a free throw for a 9-3 Central lead after 6-6 Bill Heilman made a free throw for Rapids. But the next six points went to the visitors.

Two little guys, 5-8 Greg Eb-sen and 5-9 Mike Doughty, turned the tide of battle for Wisconsin Rapids. Ebsen canned two shots and Doughty got one as Rapids tied the score at 9-9 with about three minutes left in the period. throws Weber, and Tom Evert ignited the spark for Onalaska here Tuesday night, the Hilltoppers opening the basketball season with a 74-66 decision over Westby despite a 32-point performance by Dave Berg of the losers. Onalaska trailed 31-30 at the half, but outscored Westby 18-13 in the third period. The Hill-toppers had a big fourth quarter, racking up 26 points to Westbys 22.

Kowal led Onalaska with 25, SMILES IN CLEVELAND COOKIE IN ACTION Carlton (Cookie) Gilchrist, 250-pound fullback of the Buffalo Bills, is shown carrying for 17-yard gain against the Boston Patriots last Sunday. The American Football Leagues top rusher, Gilchrist was placed on waivers Tuesday by the Bills in a surprise move. UPI Telephoto. Gilchrist Placed On Waivers By Buffalo BANGOR, Wis. New Lisbon pushed a 27-25 halftime lead to Starr Back At Old Spot With Packers followed by Everts 20.

Bob 44-33 rgin by theendof Berg of the winners tallied 16. Per'odber Tueaday Dewey Stendahl followed held off rallying Ban in the Westby lineup with 21. 8r for a 65-52 non-conference Behm Cline Campbell Weber Haas Koeller Kennedy victory in the first basketball the season for both 8ame 0 ffl ft pf! 3 2 Heilman 3 4 3 Grundeen 2 3 Ristow 2 4 Doughty 0 2 3 Ebsen 1 4 3 Szelagowskl 1 0 jCasey I ember lAnderson ISaeser tDresdow fa ft pf 3 1 1 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 t7 10C, Boscobel Turns Back Brown gained 1,863 yards 1963 to break the record of 1,527 SeneCO Team 62-45 yards he established in 1958. In BOSCOBEL, Wis. Visiting 10 games this year he has Seneca found Boscobel a tough gained 1,081 yards.

nut to crack here Tuesday night as the host Southwestern Wis- In the Packers, Brown will be Onalaska won the game 29-21. Westby 10 21 13 22 66 Onalaska 16 14 18 John McKegney sparked the CASHTON, Wis. Melrose' Rockets with 19 tallies. Tom An- pushed ahead in the second half dres added 13, Steve Stenholt here Tuesday night to open thehit for 12 and Jack Koca had this season, said they weren't interested in the 29-year-old fullback. it The Oakland Raiders, who discussed the situation Tuesday night, said they would wait until Wednesday to see what the other clubs did.

The Raiders, with a 2-7-1 record, could grab him unless Houston (2-8-0) and Denver (2-8-0) changed signals. If the Raiders also pass, Cookie will go to the Jets. Gilchrist, when he got the Totals 12 26 24 Totals By LEE COPPOLA (Associated Press Writer) BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Controversial Cookie Gilchrist, the American Football Leagues leading rusher and 1962 Player of the Year, appeared headed for either the Oakland Raiders or the New York Jets today after being discarded by the Buffalo Bills. The Bills, pace-setters in the Eastern Division and hoping to win their first AFL title, fired the $30,000 a year, 250-pound fullback by placing him on the school, basketball Conference the 1964-65 facing the top defensive team in consin the league, according to statis- opened tics announced Tuesday in New York City.

season Valley Lee Friell was the top Bangor scorer with 18. 1964-65 basketball season with a 61-55 decision over Cashton. by beating t.ie Kickapoo member 6245. 16 12 25 13 IS 6 10-44 14 10 16 10-50 FTM: Central 15, Wisconsin Rapids IV, Game: Wisconsin Rapids 60, Central 60. Officials: George Sladky and Ed Rend' ler.

La Crosse. word of his axing, said he would waiver block for $100. They said like to play with either the Jets they wouldnt withdraw the or Raiders, waivers either. His only concern is himself Thus Gilchrist was available' and how much yardage he can for the $100 to the AFL club gain, said Buffalo Coach Lou with the poorest record. The'Saban.

Boston Patriots and the Jets put) Certain incidents have taken enaea in a claim. Houston, Denver and, place over the last six weeks Kansas City, which had prior which were uncalled for, in my rights because of worse records opinion, added Saban. I felt, we had to go without him. The Penod, but Clines free throw Two free by another by Terry Haas, and 6-5 Steve Clines bucket put Central ahead 14-9. But Doughty and Ebsen came right back with goals for Wisconsin Rapids and it was 14-13 when the quarter 15-14 lead to start the second Campion Wins 70-52 Over Fennimore '5' PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Shinners fired up 25 points for Prairie du Chien Campion Tuesday night as the Knights opened the 1964-65 basketball season with a 70-52 victory over Fennimore in a non-conference encounter.

Clarence Wood led Fennimore with 22 points. Campion won the game 41-23. Fennimore 9 16 10 1752 Campion 16 13 20 2170 ONLY THE CHAMPIONS TEST RIVERSIDE TIRES GREEN BAY (AP)-Theres a lot of smiling going on in the camp of the Cleveland Browns, next Sundays National Football League opponent for the Green Bay Packers in a Milwaukee game. There are few smiles in Green Bay, and those that are forced to form deal with the return to the practice field of two of last Sundays injured quarterback Bart Starr and halfback Paul Hornung. Starr was knocked cold and Hornungs neck trouble returned as the Packers were defeated 24-14 by the 49ers in San Francisco.

But Tuesday, Starr was back at his place in the lineup and Hornung confined most of his activity to running on the sidelines. While the Packers are 5-5 in the Western Division, the Browns are leading in the Eastern Division with an 8-1-1 record. The team is starting to play like a championship outfit, said Browns advance man Nate Wallack as he arrived in the state Tuesday. Wallack said there has been one big reason for the Browns' success W'eve been behind in every game but one and still have managed to keep winning." As for the formula for the Browns, Wallack said, Weve got some depth, a little quality and have had a bit of luck. The combination has carried us a long way." Cleveland can clinch the Eastern Conference title with a victory over the Packers, if at the same time Philadelphia defeats second-place St.

Louis. If St. Louis wins, the Browns can take the title with two more victories no matter what the Cardinals do. WARDS RIVERSIDE NYLON 64 TIRES "rr a 1 club is more important than the I 8 baet bjJ av or 7 5-64 individuals gain nedy put central ahead 17-15 It vajiwaw-T a was the last time the local Red Raiders were to lead until near the end of the third period. Heilman and 6-4 Jim Saeger hit baskets to send Rapids ahead 19-17.

Greg Dresdew, a 6-4 BASKETBALL SCORES eager, pushed the Rapids lead to 21-17 before Haas hit a free Gilchrist said the move was inevitable. This is my third year and about the fifth time theyve tried to trade me. It's apparent BLAIR. Wis. Terry Christa- the3 anl me 'said Gilchrist.

Victor Over Blair Quint the ger and Maynard Krai were ru.hop in (he throw for Central, big guns for Taylor here Sacgcr thcn WCnt on a four- ST VS. -sr atffsw-sM p. JS, 16 I The Bostonians are only li but rcthrws 8pif behind the Bills. C1ln aKnd Blair won the game 38J. including each for Behm and Weber kop :5 a Climactic clash between the the home team close at the half Taylor Blair 13 12 23 1661 EACH IN PAIRS 7.30-14,6.70.15 Tubeless Blackwolf 27-MONTH GUARANTEE Built with 15 miracle WV-SYN for miles of extra wear! Rugged 4-ply nylon cord body for extra strength, safety.

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Wltconiin 44 55. Arc Mila 45 Malrm 61. Ca'hton 55 NaHl.vIlla 17, Alma Canter Lincoln 75 Ailoona 64, Augmta 40 Taylnr 75, Blair 64 Pralria du Chian Campion 70, Vanm-mora 57 Holman 74, Onalatba Luther 57 Onalaiba 74, Wettby 46 New LI. bon 65. Bangor 57 Whitehall 61.

Trempealeau 53 Durand 73, Elmwood 67 Marthtleld 71, Black River Fall. 50 Alma 00. Cochrana-Founlam City 50 Bowebel 47, Seneca 45 Wonewoc 63. Ithaca 44 We. ton 44, Men.

Ion Madnnn 40 STATI 5CORCS Wo. loan 75. Scholletd 41 Marathon 44. Rirnamwood 41 Marrlll 45. Abhotttord 44 Marinette 45.

Bond net 5a Spencae 4, Greenwood 44 Pitt.vtlle 07. Loyal 3 Fdoar 71. Rib laka 51 Annan 14, Med lord 41 Gillett 54. Pula.kl 45 Lena 44, Greihem 44 Oconto 41. RaWihao 47 tk Mound 41.

Cottaa S3 Hotcom. 67, Wlntar 44 tt, Croia Central 17, Claae Lake 40 Arkanvn 67, Plum City 40 Turtle lake 57, Weverhauve St Glen wood City 70, Royrevllle 40 Ladyvmtn 07. Tomahawk 70 Prawolt 73. Papm 3V Birch wood 44, Clayton 44 Owen Withe 71, Strltord 4) Cheiea M. Unity St Cumberland 107, Snail Laka 41 OSSEO.

Wis. Lyle Sells 22 points led Osseo to a 55-43 sca-onCWOC Cagers Cop SJiSrSS.1 son opener basketball however, did not get the lead oyer Arcadia In nononfcrcnce MrSt bame W-44 back unU, the mc cnlcrcd play here Tuesday night. ITHACA, Wis. Wonewoc the last four minutes of the Lon Herrick made 15 for, opened Its 1964-65 basketball third period. Osseo and Ken Jacobson scored season on a winning note, jump- Webers goal tied the score at 10.

Pat Maloney of Arcadia jng to a 16-8 lead In the first' 34.34. Campbell hit a free throw- scored 28. period on the way to a 6.V41 for 3.34 Cad, then came right Arcadia 8 10 13 ll 1j win over Ithaca here Tuesday1 Osseo 9 11 16 1955 night. 1 Bob Bohcn scored 15 and Kev- ALMA CENTER, Dick jn jcnnjngS 14 to lead the Won- back to score a basket. Behm scored on a steal for a 39-34 margin, was fouled in the act of shooting, and made the free The Cleveland offense centers around fullback Jim Brown.

Brown is having a superb yesr by everyone else standards, said Wallack, "but not as good as last year. throw that gave Central a 40-34 three-quarter mark. CHARGE IT 7.ank and Jerry Horsw ill scored cwoc coring. Bob Hole's 16 tal-25 points apiece here Tuesday Ueg toppcd llhgca night as invading NeilutvlllCj v0newoc was a 30-26 winner rolled to on 8773 victory over came. Alma Center Lincoln as both wonewoc teams opened the 1964-65 ithiira ketball season In nononfcrcnce1 action.

I Gary Cummings and Dave BOWLING SCORES Mayer tatlied 17 points apiece, for Lincoln. Dave Hayden net rivir city iho.v ui 18 18 ll 8 1 19 8 Rapid never recovered from M-43'Ccntrari apree and the closest the loser got in the fourth quarter was within six points at the end of the game. Ccntral'a biggest lead was by PROTECT YOUR CAR WITH RUSTPROOFING for Critical Points On Your Car Sure-staling rompounda applied by our trained operator In these rritiral area. Headlight Shields Jcnder Wtrcl Wells Floor Tans ted 14 and Dale Cummings had Ij. Ncillsville won a 44-34 decl- Met niu sion in the game.

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