Austin Junior College hosts Mason City JC in non league tilt
Austin Junior College Blue Devils meet Mason City JC at the Austin High gym Tuesday night aiming for their second win of the season. Mason City (1-4) relies on 6-3 Bri an Espe and 6-5 John Brown while Austin fields Lerud and Decker at guards and Nelson at center.
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Bears Triumph 13-0 Over Colts Deepens Western Race
Chicago Bears stifled the Baltimore Colts 13-0 in Baltimore as injuries to Johnny Unitas left his playoff hopes doubtful. The win narrows the West title chase with Green Bay and Chicago still alive amid a rough, penalty laden game.
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St Thomas Eyes Fourth Straight MIAC Win Tonight
St Thomas seeks a fourth consecutive victory hosting Moorhead for a MIAC test. The Tommies recently beat Morris 97-83 as Fred Korba led with 22 points while Roger Schnaser had 23 for Morris.
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Bowling Top Scores Across City Leagues
Echo Lanes hosts Sunday night mixed league with D Moldenhauer 561 and L Reed 549 leading the men and M Bellrichard 481 and L Reed 471 leading the women. Junior and police leagues post strong showings with J Nord 598 in Echo junior boys and L Lenoch 597 in Junior League.
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Luther College to Open First Swimming Season
Decorah residents will witness Luther College begin its 104 year history with a swimming meet against Drout University on December 10. Former Grinnell College swimmer David Norris will coach Luther.
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Hawkeyes Drake Luther Roll To Impressive Weekend Wins
Iowa State and other regional teams dominate the weekend cage slate. Iowa ends Evansville’s 35 game streak with 80 73 under Maurice John while Drake wins 90 65 and Luther shines in Iowa Conference play. Knox Upper Iowa William Penn Wartburg St Ambrose also post wins.
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Diverse Scoreboard Highlights High School and College Games
Claremont led Adams 73 60 and Maplewood Hill beat Winona Cotter 71 68 while St Louis Park Benilde topped St. Cloud Tech 55 43. Rochester JC defeated Virginia JC 65 47 and New Ulm Dr Martin Luther won 98 71 over N Central Bible. College action saw Minnesota 80 Iowa State 69 Purdue 82 Detroit 75 Michigan 108 Bowling Green 70 and Iowa 80 Evansville 73. The list includes many other college and high school results with scores across multiple conferences and regions.
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Big Eight Cagers Stretch Record Against Non-Loop Foes
Kansas stays unbeaten at 7-0 in the Big Eight after a 74-70 win at Texas Tech. Walt Wesley scores 34 as Kansas improves to 8-7 overall, with Al Lopes posting 18 and Delvy Lewis limiting Tech star Cub Malaise. Tulsa beats Kansas State, Oklahoma edges Indiana, and Minnesota defeats Iowa State. The circuit faces a 17-game slate this week starting with New Mexico at Iowa State and Northwestern at Colorado.
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Black Hawks Rimop in Hockey Battle
Stan Mikita starred as Chicago crushed New York 6-2 with three goals and a assist. Detroit won 5-1 over Toronto as Gordie Howe scored twice. Montreal tied Boston 4-4 after rallying. Saturday results: Chicago 10 Boston 1 Montreal 4 New York 3 Detroit 5 Toronto 3.
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Omaha Star Wins Iowa Road Race
Ken Gould of Omaha set a new mark 32 29.5 to win the Iowa division six mile road run Saturday. The field of 35 included Dave Lee of Des Moines representing the Iowa Staters, who won the event last year.
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Packer Mat Team Drops Big Nine Meet to Raiders 25 19
Northfield Minn. Austin wrestling team battled hard in a Big Nine meet but fell 25 19. Prunty noted chances to win as Northfield built late leads. Packers 0 1 Raiders 3 0 with several individual match results listed.
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Jets Win Talent Tug of War with Cardinals for McAdams
Jets owner Sonny Werblin lured Oklahoma linebacker Carl McAdams away from the Cardinals in a pivotal talent move. McAdams was a top college star and a high NFL draft pick, marking another AFL win in the ongoing cross‑league player battles.
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Archery League Seeks More Entries for Juniors
In the Austin Junior Archery League meet Greg Walburn led boys with 151 points, Kurt Roser 130, and Steve Mohn 125. Sherman Jones topped girls with 46 points. Openings remain for junior boys and girls Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. Free instructions are provided weekly.
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Experimenting Bills Crush Houston and Chargers Win Big
Buffalo's backfield reshuffle yields a 29 to 18 victory over Houston as Carlton rushes for 148 yards and a TD, leading the Bills in a showdown for the division crown. Chargers pummel the Jets 38 to 7 as Had throws for 236 yards and 3 TDs, while Alworth hauls in 147 yards and 2 scores.
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Packers Edge Vikings 24-19 After Final-Period Calls
Green Bay defeated Minnesota 24-19 as Don Chandler’s late field goal sealed the win. Two disputed final 69 seconds blocked Viking touchdowns, with Bratkowski and Anderson pairing for a 27-yard score to put the Packers ahead.
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Clemente Tops NL Batting Crown for Second Straight Year
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh crowned National League batting champion for 1965 with a .329 average. The Puerto Rico native led NL in total bases with 360, while Willie Mays won MVP and homers with 52. The Pirates and Reds figure prominently in leaders across runs, hits, doubles, and triples.
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UCLA Coach Declares Game Worst Officiated Ever
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro labeled the Tennessee game the worst officiating he has seen after UCLA's 37 34 loss. Tennessee coach Doug Dickey defended SEC officiating while noting mistakes occur but officials are honest.
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Gophers Top Iowa State 80-69 in Second Straight Win
Minnesota coach John Kundla breathed easier after the 80-69 victory over Iowa State. Paul Presthus scored 20 and Tom Kondla 15 as the Gophers built a 37-28 lead and never trailed after halftime.
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