Austin Packers Aim for Fresh Start Against Albert Lea Tigers
Austin seeks its second straight Big Nine Conference win after a drained stretch and a double overtime defeat to Richfield. Albert Lea meets Austin in a Friday night showdown at home with a 8 p.m. tip, the prelude to a three-game set and District 2 tournament implications.
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Packers
Richfield
Albert Lea
Berven
Owatonna
Spartans
Lea
Rochester
Winona
Northfield
Faribault
Mankato
Red Wing
Rockets
Tigers
Austin Wrestlers and Swimmers face rugged tests Friday
Austin's wrestling and swimming teams prepare for tough Friday meets. Packer swimmers travel to Rochester to face state champions led by Kevin Lee and John Salassa. Rochester aims to extend its win streak. Austin wrestlers, led by Ed Bakke and Dean Osland, go to Albert Lea in a meet starting at 4 p.m.
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Bud Higgins
Packer Tankers
Mankato
Shattuck
Faribault
Rochester
Minesota
Rockets
Fear Silvernagle
Winona
Higgins
Packers
Kevin Lee
Lee
Steve Allen
Gary Vogel
Skip Barber
Ransome Holmes
Gary Osland
Greta Ritland
John Madura
Pete Hass
Bill Peterson
Tom Garbisch
Jeff Strong
John Salassa
John Lillie
Bill Struve
Jim Kirklin
Reid Named Top Rusher for Gophers
Full back Mike Reid ended the 1963 season as Minnesota Gophers leading rusher and scorer with 102 carries for 392 yards and 31 points. Jerry Pelletier was second with 250 rushing yards and 105 receiving yards on 9 catches.
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Mike Reid
Minnesota Gophers
Reid
Jerry Pelletier
Jay Sharp
Pelletier
Bob Bruggers
Dick Harren
Myron Rogalie
Bob Sadek
Stan Skjei
Gophers
Minnesota
Gopher Five Shows Balanced Scoring For Minnesota
Minnesota basketball statistics from three games show balanced scoring with Ildsuis Hudson leading at 17.0 points per game and Mel Northway second at 14.0. Terry Kunze 11.0, Don Yates 9.0, Archie Clark 7.3, and Bill Davis 7.0. The Gophers allow 58 points per game while averaging 65.7. They resume December 14 hosting the University of South Dakota.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gophers
Ildsuis Hudson
Mel Northway
Northway
Terry Kunze
Don Yates
Archie Clark
Bill Davis
Hudson
Kunze
Yates
University of South Dakota
Pastrano Offered 50,000 to Defend Light Heavyweight Title
Oakland promoter Don Chargin offers Willie Pastrano $50,000 to defend his light heavyweight crown against the winner of Hank Casey versus Bobo Olsen in a Dee 9 bout.
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Oakland
Calif
Don Chargin
Willie Pastrano
Dee
Hank Casey
Bobo Olsen
Big Ten to act on new athletic tender plan
The Big Ten will vote to certify a plan limiting annual scholarship tenders per member to 70, with 30 for football, 5 for basketball, and 35 for other sports. The measure, adopted last October and returned to schools, also covers eligibility committee reports and waivers for individual cases.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Navy-Army clash at Philadelphia tests Midshipman tricks
West Point mentor Paul Dietzel faces Navy’s latest gambits in the 64th Army-Navy game at Municipal Stadium. Navy coaches boast secret setups, including luminous helmets and painted sleeves, with past scores Navy 43-12, 17-12, 13-7, and 34-14.
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N.Y
Paul Dietzel
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Middies
Annapolis
Black Knights
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Navy
Our Savior's Win in Church League
In MCA-Church Basketball League action at Ellis gym second round games saw St. Olaf led by Denny Jacobson with 17 points beat Fellowship Methodist 92-54. Our Savior's defeated Presbyterian 68-59 behind Jack Quale 26. First Methodist triumphed 46-42 over Congregational as Chuck Hutchings scored 14. Episcopal beat Crane Chapel 33-28 behind Eric Dahlgren 17. Grace Lutheran won 70-45 as Jerry Jacobson had 23. Other scoring leaders included Tom Davis 19 Larry Wilson 27 Fred Robinson 11 Walt Forshen 15 and Ken Tanner 18. First round winners were St. Olaf Presbyterian Fellowship Methodist Our Savior's and Congregational. Next action is Wednesday December 11.
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Chuck Hutchings
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Crane Chapel
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Grace Lutheran
First Baptist
Jerry Jacobson
Tom Davis
Larry Wilson
Fred Robinson
Walt Forshen
Ken Tanner
Detroit Trades Bunning Triandos to Phillies for Demeter Hamilton
The Detroit Tigers ship right pitcher Jim Bunning and catcher Gus Triandos to the Philadelphia Phillies for outfielder Don Demeter and pitcher Jack Hamilton in a four player deal. Detroit also moved Rocky Colavito and Bob Anderson to Kansas City last month.
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Demeter
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LOS Angeles
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Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
Philadelphia
Rocky Colavito
Bob Anderson
Kansas City Athletics
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Dave Wickersham
Ed Rakow
Charlie Dressen
Bill Bru
al Kaline
Clay Dalrymple
Boston
Dressen
Colavito
Lyle and Rose Creek Lead Southland Conference Skirmish
The top area Southland showdown pits undefeated Lyle and Rose Creek at Rose Creek. Adams also faces Elkton as title threats loom. Other key games include Grand Meadow at LeRoy, Blooming Prairie at Waterville, Hayfield vs Dover-Eyota, and Spring Valley at Chatfield with all contests scheduled for 8 p.m.
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Grand Meadow Quint
LeRoy
Waseca Aggies
Jim Poole
Blooming Prairie
Gopher
Waterville
Ed Stalker
Glenville
Hayfield
Dover-Eyota
Spring Valley
Dooley Named Georgia Grid Coach After Griffith Departure
Vincent Joseph Dooley 31, Auburn alumnus and longtime Auburn freshman coach, is named Georgia head football coach effective Jan. 31. Dooley succeeds Johnny Griffith who resigns after three rough seasons and a 10-16-4 record. The Athens appointment follows Arkansas and Tennessee moves by peers in the SEC.
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Vince) Dooley
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Georgia
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Johnny Griffith
Georgia Athletic Department
Griffith
Douglas Dickey
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Jim McDonald
Tennessee
Georgia Athletic Board
Mobile
Ala
Ralph Jordan
Marines
University
Macalester Quint Wins 3rd Straight
Macalester College improved to 3-0 with a 93-77 win over River Falls. Gary Davidson scored 18 for Macalester, while Ken Lee also had 18 for River Falls as the Scots pulled away in the second half after a 42-35 halftime lead.
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Macalester
River Falls
Wis
Scots
Gary Davidson
Ken Lee
Professionals Tee Off In Scotch Mixed Championship
In Sebring Florida the Scotch Mixed championship begins with 24 LPGA women paired with 24 PGA men led by Julius Boros. Top money winners Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are absent. Boros teams with Mary Mills as they begin a format where teams alternate shots based on who chooses the ball.
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Fla
Togetherness
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Professional Golfers Association
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Boros
Mary Mills
Parilli Named AFL Player of the Week After Patriots Win
Babe Parilli led the Boston Patriots to a 17-7 victory over the Buffalo Bills as the team tied for the Eastern Division lead. He threw a 4 yard TD to Larry Garron, a 63 yard pass to Art Graham set up another score, and scored once himself. San Diego’s Keith Lincoln and Paul Lowe helped the Chargers crush Houston 27-0.
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Tom) Yewcik
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Associated Press
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Larry Garron
Art Graham
San Diego
Keith Lincoln
Paul Lowe
Chargers
Houston
Vikings win checkbook war sign top college talent
The Vikings sign seventh eighth and ninth round picks Wes Bryant Bill McWatters and Darrell Lester after securing No 1 Carl Eller and No 2 Hal Bedsole. AFL outbid NFL for Pete Beathard while Dallas St Louis and others add players across rounds.
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Associated Press
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Tickets Available for AAC Dinner
Neil Fedson president of the Austin Athletic Club urges members to buy tickets for the Christmas dinner at the Red Cedar Inn next Monday night. Non members may attend with tickets. contact Fedson at HE 3 4542. Guest speaker is Don Riley Pioneer Press sports columnist known for his widely read predictions.
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Austin Athletic Club
Red Cedar Inn
Fedson
Don Riley
St. Paul Pioneer Press
VanderKelen Named AP NFL Player of Week
Minnesota Vikings rookie Ron VanderKelen said he was surprised and honored by being named the AP NFL Player of the Week after guiding the Vikings to a 17 17 tie with the Bears. He took over for Fran Tarkenton who left the game early.
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Ron VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Associated Press
National Football League
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Vikings
Chicago Bears
Fran Tarkenton
Norma Pike Rolls First 646 Series in Echo League
Norma Pike of Lefty’s Bar tied a 646 three game honor in Echo Major League action at Echo Lanes. She rolled 225 248 and 173 as Betty Jorgenson also reached 632 with 198 202 and 232, while VanderKelen led Bears with a 116 yard showing and a 53 yard TD pass to Gordon Smith in a scrimmage context.
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Chicago
VanderKelen
Bears
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Vandy
Olympians Elect Reichart Captain
The 1964 U S Olympic Hockey team reduced to 20 players after Gary McAlpine of South St Paul was cut. Bill Reichart of Rochester was named captain with Paul Johnson of West St Paul and Tom Martin of Milton as alternate captains. The team schedules a two game series at Michigan Tech in Houghton, Michigan.
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U.S
Gary McAlpine
University of Minnesota
Europe
Olympians
Bill Reichart
Rochester
Paul Johnson
West St. Paul
Tom Martin
Milton
Mass
Houghton
Mich
Michigan Tech
St Louis meets Maryland in NCS tournament semifinal
Defending champion St Louis University faces upset hopeful Maryland while Army meets Navy in the National Collegiate Soccer Tournament semifinals at Rutgers Stadium today.
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N.J
St. Louis University
Maryland
Army
Navy
Rutgers Stadium
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