Man operating 3-wheel motorcycle on western Wisconsin highway dies in crash His passenger was seriously hurt, authorities said. May 13, 2021 10:34am Text size Copy shortlink:
A man operating a three-wheel motorcycle on a western Wisconsin highway crashed and died, authorities said Thursday.
The single-vehicle wreck occurred shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday along northbound Hwy. 53 between Chetek and New Auburn in Barron County, the Sheriff s Office said.
Richard Knoll, 63, of nearby Rice Lake, was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency responders.
A passenger, 72-year-old Lois Allen, also of Rice Lake, was taken by air ambulance to a hospital with serious injuries but was expected to survive, according to the Sheriff s Office.
1 killed, 1 injured after being ejected from 3-wheel motorcycle
The pair was ejected after the motorcycle left the roadway.
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A man was killed and a woman was seriously injured in a three-wheel motorcycle crash in western Wisconsin Wednesday afternoon.
According to the Barron County, Wisconsin, Sheriff s Department, the three-wheel motorcycle was traveling north on Highway 53 between Chetek and New Auburn when it left the road and caused both riders to be thrown from the vehicle at around 3:09 p.m.
The driver, Richard Knoll, 63, of Rice Lake, was pronounced dead at the scene. The passenger, Lois Allen, 72, of Rice Lake, was flown to an area hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
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More sights and sounds from Regions Tradition celebrity pro-am in Alabama
By Mel Campbell
Nick Saban shares a laugh with Ernie Els after their tee shots. (contributed)
If the sky had been any indication, you might have mistaken the gray and mist for a round at the birthplace of golf. Still, the Regions Tradition returned to smiles and excitement, drawing appreciative crowds outside after a year’s sabbatical forced by the global pandemic.
Day one at Greystone Golf & Country Club featured more than golf weather. The annual Regions Tradition celebrity pro-am features some of the biggest local celebrities and most prestigious names in golf – back again to support the tournament and the many organizations that benefit from it.
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The Regions Tradition Golf Tournament, held at Greystone Golf and Country Club in Hoover, will finally make its return this week after being canceled last year because of the coronavirus. The five-day event, which has raised over $19 million since the tournament’s creation in 1992, will raise money for Children’s of Alabama. Like always, several celebrities and sports figures from around the state and the southeast headline the Wednesday celebrity pro-am.
From the University of Alabama, Nick Saban, coming off his seventh total national championship, will join professional golfer Ernie Els for a tee-time at 9 a.m. Also making the drive from Tuscaloosa is Nate Oats, the Crimson Tide basketball coach that just led the team to a “Sweet 16” appearance. Oats will join Alabama Athletics Director Greg Byrne and professional golfer Mark O’Meara for an 8:30 a.m. tee-time.