Austin Packers Roll Richfield 79 to 61 in season opener
Austin High stayed undefeated at 3-0 as Tim Ball led with 22 points to pace a 79-61 victory over Richfield. Craig Gosha added 22 and Mark Rathke 18 as three players reached double figures, while Austin tightened defense in the second period to pull away. Richfield, 1-2, was led by Ken Anderson with 13 points in the opening frame.
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Glenn Johnson Captures Two City Bowling Titles
Glenn 300 Johnson won both singles and all events titles at the Austin City Mens Bowling Tour finals held at Austin Bowl and Echo Lanes. He topped singles with 759 pins and all events with 1996. Darryl Hack and Vern Pettit Jr. won doubles. Team titles went to House of Pizza with 3183 pins. There were 72 teams and records set in every division.
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Big Ten coaches tout strength after rough weekend
In Chicago AP report the Big Ten boasted of top play but Saturday results undercut it. Only Iowa and Ohio State won at home while Purdue Northwestern Wisconsin and Minnesota fell. Iowa beat California Poly 91 73 with a late rally and Ohio State defeated Ohio University.
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Colts Strive to Finish Strong as Two Big Games Remain
The Baltimore Colts with an 11-1 mark hold a half game lead in the Coastal Division and must face the Rams in two weeks after a 44-0 win over Atlanta. Green Bay, Chicago, and Minnesota also jockey for position as Dallas clinches the Capitol Division with two games left. Earl Morrall and Billy Ray Smith emphasize the final game determines success while Chicago and St. Louis win their respective battles.
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Pipers Aim for Sixth Straight Victory in Duluth
The Minnesota Pipers, riding a five game win streak, travel to Duluth to face the New Orleans Bucs after a 139 124 win over Los Angeles highlighted by Chico Vaughn with 33 points and Connie Hawkins with 32 points. They previously beat the Stars 105 99.
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Hayfield Roars by North as Gross Nets 31 in Win
Hayfield, defending Region One champ, beat Minneapolis North 89 to 69 to extend its winning streak. Bill Gross scored 31 points, with Jim Proeschel 20, Ron Evjen 18, and Al Demmer 16 in support as Hayfield led 45-28 at halftime and 68-49 after three quarters. Next travel to Byron for a Wasiota Conference game.
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Rams rout Vikings as Deacon Jones stars in cold blast
Los Angeles crushed Minnesota 31-3 at Metropolitan Stadium in 34 degree weather led by Roman Gabriel and three TD passes to Wendell Tucker. Jones contributed a dominating defensive effort with multiple tackles and a fumble force as the Rams moved toward a key clash with Chicago and Atlanta faded. Minnesota’s offense was stymied by the Rams defense as Joe Kapp and Ed Sharockman were kept under pressure and penalties hampered the Vikings.
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Pro Football Standings and Weekend Schedule
Week results list Philadelphia over Detroit 12 to 0 Dallas 29 to 20 over Washington. Baltimore routed Atlanta 44 to 0 Chicago defeated New Orleans 23 to 17 Cleveland beat New York 45 to 10 Los Angeles 31 over Minnesota 3 St Louis 20 defeated Pittsburgh 10 San Francisco 27 over Green Bay 20 Next games Baltimore at Green Bay Chicago at Los Angeles Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Atlanta Minnesota at San Francisco New Orleans at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Dallas St Louis at New York
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North Dakota tops WCHA after six wins in a row
The Sioux sit first in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association after six straight victories including 4-1 and 7-4 wins over Minnesota, as Duluth drops to 1-3 on the season.
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Chevrolet CST and Longhorn pickups offer versatile luxury
The message touts Chevy pickups as stylish versatile choices for unexpected places. It highlights CST and Longhorn models suited for large camper bodies with options like air conditioning and bucket seats. It promises smooth ride, lasting toughness, and low ownership costs from Chevrolet dealers.
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