Pacelli Shamrocks Drubbed by Cretin in CCC Opener
Pacelli lost 70 49 to St. Paul Cretin in the Central Catholic Conference opener as disorganization and uneven defense hampered the Shamrocks. Bob Kocik led Pacelli with 13 points, and coach Lee Koll urged more unity and a clear leader for upcoming games.
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G. Wagner
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Cretin Cea
Austin Wrestlers Edge Mayo 26-23 In Big Nine Fight
Austin wins a 26-23 conference wrestling battle over Mayo at AHL Gym as Pickett 98 and Barnett 180 secure back to back victories. The Packers rally from a 20-20 tie behind Quams, Bucklin, Arnold, and Lenoch before Mayo pins late to tie. Coach Prunty lauds conditioning and calls for more work ahead.
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al Pickett
Dave Barnett
Austin
Rochester Mayo
Pickett
Barnett
Mayo
AHL
Ed Steadham
Bill Arnold
Arnold
Jim Tarara
Tarara
Steadham
Willie Larson
AHS
Chuck Prunty
Swanson Keys Hayfield's Win Over Byron
Hayfield edge Byron 62 54 in Wasioja Conference after trailing 44 36 entering the final period. Swanson scored 25 points including 14 in the fourth, plus 12 rebounds. Simonson added 21 for Hayfield as Peterson posted 24 for Byron. Hayfield travels to Pine Island next Friday.
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Kim Swanson
Swanson
Vikings
Northfield
Wasioja
Byron. Swanson
Nets
Mike Simonson
Dan Peterson
Byron
Pine Island
Lyle tops Rose Creek 63 37 in conference win
Lyle surged past Rose Creek 63 to 37 as Todd Cooling led with 12 points and Kevin Wilder added 11. Rose Creek battled early, but Lyle built a 46 26 third quarter lead before emptying the bench with all 12 players scoring. Rose Creek at 0 2 visits Wykoff next Tuesday. Lyle at 1 1 goes to St Ansgar.
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Rose Creek
Todd Cooling
Kevin Wilder
Jeff Nelson
Lions
Indians
Cooling
Tim Cress
Bernie Brown
Wykoff
St. Ansgar
Hanson shines as Austin blanks in league opener
Austin goalie Dick Hanson stopped 38 shots in a 5-0 loss to Inver Grove Heights Simley at Wakota Arena. Coach Wayne Orn praised Hanson while noting Austin faced penalties that left him short-handed for three Simley goals. The Packers drop to 0-2. next travel to Rochester to face John Marshall.
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Minn
Austin
Dick Hanson
Inver Grove Heights
Simley
Wakota Arena
Orn
Packers
Rochester
John Marshall
Graham Arena
Austin High B team sprints to second win over Mayo Bees
Austin High School B squad defeated Mayo 36 to 14 in Rochester to move to 2-0. Coach Bill Lloyd oversaw a strong defense as the AHL cagers built a 6-1 first quarter edge, 21-5 at halftime, and a 28-7 third quarter. Brad Longuevill led with nine points.
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Austin High
Mayo Bees
Bill Lloyd
AHL Cagers
Mayo
Brad Longuevill
Austin
Wisconsin hunters see good prospects for late deer season
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources said on Thursday that the late bow and arrow deer season small game hunting and ice fishing prospects look favorable across the state.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Austin routs Mayo in Big Nine basketball opener
Austin dominated Mayo 66 43 at Mayo Gym to share first place with four teams. Kal Kallenberger scored 25 points and 15 rebounds as Austin limited turnovers and fouls, building a 12-2 run early and leading 20-6 late in the first period. Rochester John Marshall, Mankato and Winona also won league debuts.
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Richfield
Albert Lea
Rochester
John Marshall
Faribault
Winona
Mankato
Red Wing
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Mayo
Mayo Gym
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Brandenberg
Wagners
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Greg
Ostergaard
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Haddorff
Spartans
Kallenberger
Waseca
Edina West
Owatonna
Minneapolis South
Chatfield
Adams tops Elkton in 73 48 win with 23 steals
Adams defense dominates as Elkton shoots 31 percent while the Tigers force 23 steals. Randy Voigt leads Adams with 25 points and Mark Arnold grabs most rebounds, lifting Adams to 2-0 and setting up a key Centennial Conference clash with Claremont next Friday. Elkton slips to 1-2 as Dale Boeff scores 15.
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Elkton
Tigers
Elks
Mark Arnold
Dale Boeff
Randy Voigt
Lowell Larson
Brian Espe
Real
Claremont
Grand Meadow
Ellendale Blasts Blooming Prairie Behind Hot Shooting
Ellendale shot 53 percent and built a 42-22 halftime lead to beat Blooming Prairie 74-61 in Gopher Conference action. Blooming turnovers plagued them as Keith Brakke scored 17 and John Angell 13 for Blooming. Larry Jenson had 21 for Ellendale. Blooming hosts Waterville next Friday.
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Blooming Prairie Squad
Blooming
Bloomming
Keith Brakke
John Angell
Larry Jenson
Waterville
Gopher
Washington Tops Ohio State In Upset Victory
The University of Washington defeated 10th ranked Ohio State 67 to 63 in an inter sectional basketball game led by 16 points from Ray Price, Louie Nelson and Reggie Ball.
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University of Washington
Ray Price
Louie Nelson
Reggie Ball
Ohio State
AHS Batmen beat Mayo to go 4-0 in wrestling
Austin Highs grapplers edged Rochester Mayo 40-15 as first four weights were unscored. Osmundson 4-0 at 98, Kuehl 9-0 at 105, Stock 4-0 at 112, Shamp 4-0 at 119, Hagen 17-2 at 126, Forch pin at 132, Brody 155, Maloney 167, Delhanty forfeit at 180. Junior varsity: Hyland pin 126, Bothun decision 138, Jones pin 145, McDermott drew 180.
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Rochester Mayo
Brian Osmundson
Bruce Kuehl
Dan Stock
Randy Shamp
Phil Hagen
Craig Forch
Steve Brody
Tom Maloney
Dave Delhanty
Austin
Mike Hyland
Jerry Bothun
Gary Jones
Rod McDermott
Abelson Rolls 734 Series in City League Action
Twenty three year old Austin bowler Bill Abelson on the Austin Bowl team rolled his 10th career 7% series with games of 247 255 and 232 for a 734 total as the club posted 3112 in three games.
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Austin
Bill Abelson
Abelson
Fighting Saints Rally To Edge Oilers In Edmonton
In a WHA game Friday night Minnesota Fighting Saints beat the Alberta Oilers 6-4 behind third period goals from Bob McMahon Fred Speck and Wayne Connolly. The win places Minnesota second in the West Division, one point ahead of Alberta.
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Bob McMahon
Fred Speck
Wayne Connelly
Minnesota Fighting Saints
World Hockey Association
Alberta Oilers
Minnesota
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