Packers Win in Two Overtimes Over Richfield 81-79
Austin Packers edge Richfield Spartans 81-79 after two overtimes in a Lake Conference makeup game. Dave Hartman sparked the win with late baskets and free throws, as Birch and Berg led Richfield. Osterholt top scored for Austin with 18.
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Ove Berven
Packers
Spartans
Austin Gym
Hartman
Chuck Birch
Spartan
al Berg
Austin
Berg
Bishop
Sophs Edge Richfield B in 48-44 Preliminary Win
Sophomore Austin team beat Richfield B 48 to 44 on Saturday night. Doug Hartman scored 17 points to lead the Sophs who won their third straight, while Larry Marshall added 16 for Richfield B. The margin swung from 9-7 after one period to a 20-14 halftime lead for the winners, then held the remainder.
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Hartman
Berg
Stilwell
Mike House
Birch
Oscar Haddorff
Austin
Richfield
Sophs
Doug Hartman
Larry Marshall
Riessen Advances in Tennis Meet
In Montreal Marty Riessen of Northwestern moved into the quarterfinals of the Victorian tennis singles championship with a straight set 6-2 6-3 6-3 victory over Australia's Tim Clayton. His American teammate Dennis Ralston had previously reached the same stage.
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Riessen
Montreal
Marty Riessen
Northwestern
Dennis Ralston
Ausstralia
Tim Clayton
De LaSalle defeats Pacelli in makeup high school game
In Minneapolis De LaSalle, defending state Catholic champion, rallied in the second half to beat Pacelli 62 to 55. Pacelli, missing two key players and suffering late foul trouble, failed to sustain its early lead and dropped to 3-1.
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Minneapolis
Minn
de LaSalle
Pacelli
Don Carlson
Shamrocks
Marian
Chuck
Ed von Feldt
Carlson
Hopkins Blake
Rich Decker
Pacelli DE Lasalle
Ulwelling
Evans E
Feldt
Title picture still in doubt as six teams left in NFL race
With two weeks left in the season six teams still have a shot at the title and five can tie. The Bears lead the West at 9-1-2 while the Browns and Giants sit at 9-3 and the Steelers own a 6-3-3 mark.
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Associated Press
West Trims Red Wing In Nonconference Setback
West trailed in the second half and lost 58 51 to Minneapolis West in a non conference game. Wayne Haugen scored 23 for West and Ted Nixon added 18 as Red Wing dropped to 0 2 on the road.
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Red Wing
Minneapolis West
Pete Petrich
Rochester
Big Nine
Wayne Haugen
Ted Nixon
West
Block and Russell Capture Rochester Invite Mat Titles
Two Austin wrestlers William Block and Steve Russell won individual titles at the first Rochester Invitational held at John Marshall gym. Block claimed the 175 pound crown with a 6 0 win in the first round and edged opponents 7 4 and 7 6 in later rounds, while Russell dominated heavyweight class with a 4 2 win, a 3 31 pin, and a finals win by referee decision. Eight teams competed. no team totals were kept. Bill Dienger of Winona was named outstanding wrestler.
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William Block
Steve Russell
John Marshall Gym
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Larson
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Klindworth
Lake City
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Schrader
Hayfield
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Hesse
Jerry Reshetar
Keith Larson
Don Bothan
John Morrison
Dean Osland
Jon Anderon
Larry Faber
Randy Fingerson
Moyer
King
Nagy
Giles Cain
William Tomha
Johnnies Roll Over Emporia State to Camelia Bowl
St John’s University crushed Emporia State 54 0 in the NAIA semi final at Bloomington. Rich Froehle led with two rushing TDs while Bernie Beckman Spinner and Suchta added scores. The 535 yards total offense and 12 438 attendance set up a Camelia Bowl date in Sacramento California.
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Minn
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Kan
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Bluejay
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Gagliardi
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Calif
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Neb
Prairie View A&m
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Bernie Beckman
Spinner
Craig Mayres
Joe Hartle
Stan Suchta
Presbies
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Suchta
Beckman
Hartle
Metropolitan Stadium
Parilli Saves Job as Boston Beats Buffalo
Babe Parilli, under pressure from coach Mike Holovak and taunting fans, returned to lead the Boston Patriots to a 17-7 win over the Buffalo Bills. The victory created a three-way tie in the AFL Eastern with Houston and boosted Boston toward an upcoming clash in Houston. Larry Garron and Art Graham connected on key plays, including a 44 yard TD and a 63 yard pass, sealing the scoring in the second half.
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Associated Press
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Patriots
Houston
Mike Holovak
Parilli
Buffalo
Fenway Park
Tom Yewcic
Bills
Pats
San Diego
Oilers
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Kansas City
Chiefs
Oakland
Denver
Chargers
Cookie Gilchrist
Taunters
Larry Garron
Garron
Art Graham
Blue Devils and Area Quints Face Action Next Week
The Austin Junior College Blue Devils beat Baptist Bible College 101 49 in the opener. They face Mankato State freshmen Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Austin gym. The SMJCC season begins December 9 at New Ulm vs Dr Martin Luther. Other area games include Willmar JC vs Brainerd JC and Red Wing vs Northfield in non conference play. Big Nine members also play Tuesday night.
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Owatonna Pillsbury
Hal Cuff
Mankato State
Blue Devils
The
Baptist Bible College
Mankato
Southern Minnesota
Martin Luther
New Ulm
SMJCC
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Brainerd JC
Big Nine
Red Wing
Northfield
North St. Paul
LeSueur
LeRoy
Southland
Wykoff
Spring Valley
Spring Grove
Rose Creek
Stacyville
Iowa
Goulet Wins Mat Match at Austin Armory Event
Rene Goulet of France captured the main pro wrestling card at the new Austin Armory beating Larry Hennig two falls to one with a late disqualification win in the final fall. Hennig took the first fall in 11 minutes while Goulet needed 13 seconds for the second fall. A midget tag match saw Marcell and Bernard Semard defeat Chico Sanate and Pee Wee Lopez.
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France
New Austin Armory
Larry Hennig
Goulet
Joe Snyder
Hennig
Marcell
Bernard Semard
Chico Sanate
Pee Wee Lopez
Semard Brothers
Pee Wee Lo
NFL Draft opens with 14 teams bidding for top talent
The 14 NFL teams begin the draft to acquire college talent as the AFL pursues bidding rights. San Francisco, last in standings, holds the first pick with Chicago last. QBs Beathard and Mira are among targets as teams weigh 20 round selections and trades.
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Chicago
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Beathard
New York
Kansas City Chiefs
49Ers
George Mira
Miami All-America
AFL
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Green Bay
Los Angeles
Detroit
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Dallas
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Washington
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Larry Rakestraw
Georgia
George Bork
Illinois
Perry Lee Dunn
Mississippi
Craig Morton
California
Mira
Pacelli Ace Earns All-State Catholic Football Honor
Roger Wistreill of Pacelli Austin was named to the All-State Catholic squad by the Minneapolis Tribune. The senior quarterback and halfback led Pacelli with top ground gains and scoring as the Shamrocks finished 5-2-2, one of seven backs on the 14 man team, with multiple Pacelli players earning honorable mention.
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Austin Pacelli
Minneapolis Tribune
Wistreill
Shamrocks
Pacelli
Jim LeDuc
Roger Pump
Jerry Alwelling
Tom Rockers
Gary Quednow
Rich Crelly
Jack Walsh
Ron Wick
Crookston Cathedral
Jerry Ludwig
Marshall Central
Ed Komoroski
de LaSalle
Tom Linstroth
St. Thomas
John Hoyt
Duluth Cathedral
John Heller
St. Paul Hill
Jack Smalenberg
East Grand Forks
Vikings and Bears Battle to a 17-17 Tie in Chicago
In Chicago the Vikings and Bears battled to a 17-17 tie as Fran Tarkenton missed much of the game and rookie Ron Vander Kelen sparked a 17-3 halftime lead. Vander Kelen threw a 53-yard TD to Gordie Smith, while Bills Wade connected twice for the Bears and Wade’s nine-yard TD pass sealed the late drama. The Vikings finish the season at Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Minnesota Vikings
Chicago
Vikings
Bears
National Football League
AFL
Viking
Carl Eller
Minnesota Gophers
Buffalo
Fran Tarkenton
Ron Vander Kelen
Vandy
Tarkenton
VanderKelen
Gordie Smith
Bruin
Bill Wade
Marconi
Wade
Norm van Brocklin
Paul Flatley
Baltimore
Philadelphia
City Cage Meeting Set for City League Officials
The final organization meeting for Class A and B City League basketball team managers is scheduled for Tuesday at the Shaw gym office. Parks and Recreation director Tom Belton says the meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. and all interested teams should attend as the league kicks off the week of December 9.
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Shaw Gym
Tom Belton
Parks and Recreation
Belton
U S Olympic Track Committee Fails to Agree on 1964 Selection
A United States Olympic Committee men s track and field committee failed to reach an agreement Sunday on a formula to select American athletes for the 1964 Tokyo Games.
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Chicago
United States Olympic Committee
Tokyo
Adams Quint Tops Trojans in Southland Opener
Adams Minn defeated Glenville 64 51 in the Southland Conference opener as Adams pulled away in the third period. Roger Weness led with 19 points and Roger Gordon added 14 with 14 rebounds. Glenville's Dave Monson scored 20 as Adams improved to 1-1 while the Adams B team won 39-30.
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Adams
Minn
Gil Lewison
Glenville
Tigers
Roger Weness
Roger Gordon
Gordon
Bob Irvin
Dave Monson
Ed Stalker
Trojans
Elkton
Dogs Vie for First National Amateur Springer Spaniel Title
In Wilmington Ohio eleven dogs compete today for the championship of the first annual National Amateur Springer Spaniel field trials, which began Friday in the city.
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Wilmington
Ohio
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