Pacelli picks Shamrock tourney field for Dec 27 28
Pacelli coach Dan Carlson names the Shamrock Holiday Basketball field with Hopkins Blake St. Cloud Cathedral and Rochester Lourdes among entrants. The opener last week saw Lourdes beat Pacelli 37 35. Austin is picked to beat Rochester 64 52.
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Butch) Nash
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Late JC Sport Upsets Willmar in Minnesota JC Opener
Austin Junior College blue devils rallied in the final six minutes to beat Willmar Community College 73 to 59 in a Southern Minnesota Junior College Conference opener. Phil Block led with 14 points and Maurice Joel added 19 as Austin improved to 2-0 while Willmar, new to the conference, stood at 1-2.
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Dave Underwood
Blooming Prairie
Brian Johnson
Willmar
Fred Isdahl
Jerry Barney
Isdahl
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Bob Gross
Blue Devils Hold Off Willmar In Tight Conference Showdown
SMJCC standings shuffled as Austin's defense stifled Willmar while the Blue Devils pulled away late. Block scored twice in 6:02 to spark a 63-55 lead, and Texas defense limited Willmar to 38 percent shooting on 67 attempts. Willmar made seven of 17 free throws while the Blue Devils converted 15 of 27.
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Camellia Bowl Tossup Between Lenoir Rhyne and Central Oklahoma
The Camellia Bowl pits Lenoir Rhyne from Hickory North Carolina and Central Oklahoma State in a national NAIA title game atmosphere. Both teams are unbeaten as forecasted overcast conditions with temperatures in the low 50s. Lenoir Rhyne seeks a second title in three years, while Central Oklahoma makes its first title appearance.
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Goodmanson and Norman Named to All State Basketball Team
Jim Norman of Faribault and John Goodmanson of Albert Lea were named to the WCCO Radio second weekly All-State team. Goodmanson scored 24 points in a loss to Austin. Russ Adamson of Willmar was honored as coach of the week, and Norman paced Faribault past Northfield.
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Albert Lea
WCCO
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Willmar
Scoreboard Basketball Junior Colleges Summary
Austin beats Willmar 73 59 and Norfolk Neb defeats Worthington 84 75 Hibbing 78 Eveleth 69 NB A New York 99 Cincinnati 96 Chicago 106 93 Philadelphia 82 Oakland 380 Pittsburgh 107 Chicago 103. East Columbia 78 Colgate 67 Boston Col 57 Harvard 45 Miami 88 Rhode Island 80 St Bonaventure 80 Villa Madonna 56. South Miss State 80 La Tech 61 Georgia Tech 73 SMU 56 Florida 80 Florida State 59 Georgia 85 South Carolina 72 Midwest Notre Dame 101 St Francis Pa 70 Pitt 66 Kent State 58 Minnois 99 Wash St Louis 55 Southwest New Mexico 90 Texas Tech 66 Texas A 80 Corpus Christi 67 Far West Utah 99 Los Angeles State 66 San Jose 52 San Francisco State 43 ot Hockey NHL Detroit Boston 3
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Knicks Spoil Cincinnati Bid in Narrow Win
The New York Knicks with a revamped lineup beat Cincinnati 99 to 96, spoiling Cincinnati’s chance to overtake Syracuse for second in the Eastern Division. Chicago defeated St. Louis 106 to 93, lifting the Zephyrs from last place and closing the gap on the Western leaders.
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Yankees Tresh Wins Rookie of the Year honors in league
Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees is named American League Rookie of the Year with 13 of 20 votes. The Detroit born switch hitter batted .286 in 111 games at shortstop and 43 in left field, totaling 26 doubles 5 triples and 20 homers while driving in 93 runs and scoring 94. He is the son of former catcher Mike Tresh.
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Big Eight Bowl Teams Face Jinx
Three 1950s era Big Eight bowl participants Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska confront jinxes in bowls this season Oklahoma meets Bear Bryant Alabama in the Orange Bowl on New Year Day Missouri faces Georgia Tech in the Bluebonnet Bowl on December 22 and Nebraska draws Miami in the Gotham Bowl on December 15 OUs all time bowl record stands 7 2 while the conference as a whole has an 11 12 mark Missouri Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma State have limited bowl histories for context Nebraska and Missouri both faced prior bowl setbacks as runners up and the text notes several historic bowl outcomes and formations surrounding those teams.
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Six Teams Left in Northern League Eyes 1963 Lineup
Northern League directs a six team 1963 schedule with either Grand Forks or Minot resting out. Brooks Banker of Grand Forks holds an Indians agreement to assign to the chosen club. Other members include Bismarck, Winnipeg, Aberdeen, Duluth, Supe rior, St Cloud, and affiliates of the Twins Cardinals Orioles Tigers Cubs. A presidents’ meeting date to decide the sixth entry has not been set.
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Whitcomb Leads Nates to City League Sweep with 710
Don Whitcomb rolled a 710 series powering Nates to a three game City League victory at Rus off. Team totals show Nates finishing with a 3033 pin total as the trio of games included scores of 222 256 and 232.
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Illinois Rips Washington Illinois Rips Washington
Illinois blasted Washington of St. Louis 99-55 to stay unbeaten in the Big Ten. Dave Downey scored 23 points to lead Illinois as they joined Michigan Minnesota Ohio State and Northwestern at 2-0. Michigan hosts Butler. Purdue plays Tulsa.
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Blooming Prairie Mat Team Wins Gopher Conf Meet
Blooming Prairie defeated Waterville 34 to 12 in a Gopher Conference clash. Three pins came from Mike Nolan Ken Esplan and Carl Youngdahl, with wins by Morris Harty Frank Mayzlak Vern Benson and Doug Nelson. Rodney Hansen and Ted Plunkett added draws, and Blooming Prairie hosts Ellendale next week.
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Kurt Stangler
Ellendale
NYU Star Hariston Declared Ineligible
Hal Hariston, NYU's top scorer and rebounder, was ruled ineligible after failing a midterm examination. The decision bars him from college basketball participation pending any possible appeal or further action.
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Packers and Rockets clash in Big Nine showdown at Austin
Rochester coach Kerwin Engelhart aims for first win over a Berven coached team as his 2 0 Rockets face the Packers in a top Big Nine test at Austin gym. Rochester relies on outside shooting and 6 6 center Dave Daugherty, while Austin houses a strong home court advantage and a 21 dual-meet win streak by Packers tankers.
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Local High School Schedules Across Several Conference Rivalries
Tonight Rochester faces Austin while Albert Lea battles Mankato and Red Wing meets Winona in big nine. Other matchups include Elkton at Lyle Adams Rose Creek at Glenville LeRoy, Waterville at Blooming Prairie, Medford at Morristown, and more in various conferences. Saturday features Austin JC at Mankato Bethany Owatonna Marian at Pacelli and other swimming guards.
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Bud Higgin
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Lyle Adams
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Packers Can Cinch Western Title Tie With 49ers
AP report notes Green Bay can clinch a tie for the Western Conference crown by beating San Francisco, with a Detroit loss to Minnesota also aiding their path. The Giants have already clinched the Eastern title, while the race for playoff spots intensifies across the league.
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Pacelli Eyes Blake and Marian Showdowns in Weekend
Pacelli basketball under coach Don Carlson faces Blake at Hopkins today at 8 p.m. and hosts Owatonna Marian Saturday at Shamrock gym in Ravens Conference action. The Shamrocks seek improved late-game execution after a 37-35 loss to Lourdes, with Von Feldt and O Shaughnessy in the post and Decker, Nelson, Alwelling, Kurth, Ruzek, Butler, Anderson, Wistrell, LeDuc, and Le Feldt among the lineup. Pacelli, coached by Lee Koll, played a 6:30 p.m. preliminary.
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Marian
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Jake Lynch
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Chuck von Felt
Bill O’shaughnessy
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Terry Nelson
Jerry Alwelling
Mississippi State Beset by Tradition Rules End Playoffs
Mississippi State, a top ranked SEC program, is barred from post season events due to tradition against competing with schools that have Negro players. Coach Babe McCarthy's veterans led a 80-61 win over Louisiana Tech as part of a long winning streak.
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Detroit Routs Bruins 5-3 in late rally
Detroit ends a lengthy skid with a 5-3 comeback over Boston. Parker MacDonald, Gordie Howe, Bruce MacGregor and Marcel Pronovost tallied late goals as the Red Wings erased Boston's 3-1 lead and moved into second place, one point ahead of Toronto.
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Thorp Loan Dismantles Eagles 111 to 42 in League Showdown
Thorp Loan routed the Eagles 111 42 at Shaw gym as six Thorp Loan players hit double figures led by Lynn Renville with 23 points Bruce Arthur scored 20 and Manly Osborn 18 Earl Butler top scored for the Eagles with 23 points as the home team opened a 59 22 halftime lead The Eagles next face Nates Monday at 9 p m at Shaw gym in the defense of their title
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Rens Defense Pushes Past Majors for ABL Win
The Pittsburgh Rens beat the Chicago Majors 107-103 at home to move to second in the American Basketball League. Charley Tyra and Connie Hawkins sparked a late burst as the Rens improved to 63 (percentage point lead over Kansas City). Philadelphia edged Oakland 82-80 in the other ABL game.
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Rens
Charley Tyra
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Changes Made in JC Cage State Schedule for Austin JC
Austin Junior College announces schedule changes for its basketball team. The game at Owatonna Pillsbury has moved from Monday to Thursday December 13. A non-conference game added for Tuesday December 11.
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Red) Hastings
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