Austin Nips Albert Lea 68 64 in Big Nine Clash
The Austin Packers edged Albert Lea 68 64 in a tight Big Nine game at the Austin gym. Austin led 23 12 after one quarter and held on despite Albert Lea’s second half surge. Nervig was out for Albert Lea with the flu and Austin improved to 2 0 in the conference.
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Packers edge Minneapolis Central in tight non-conference clash
Austin (Minn) Herald reports the Packers survive a tough non-conference win over the Tigers of Minneapolis Central 68 to 66. Osterholt led with 18 points, Hartman 13, House 14, Stilwell 11, Berg 12 and Berg 11 rebounds as Olson paced Minneapolis Central with 23 points and Fogerty 18.
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Pacelli Eyes Clean Sweep Over Blake In Shamrock Showdown
Pacelli basketball hosts Hopkins Blake at Shamrock gym aiming for a 2-0 start in the Holiday tournament after beating Blake 43-40 last season and 58-42 in the first round. The Shamrocks enter with a 2-1 mark, veterans versus an all veteran Blake squad, and the lineup features Carlson at coach and Von Feldt, Ulwelling, Decker, Kurth in key roles.
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Healthy Green Bay Ready to Roll Against Rams
Green Bay’s offense returns to full strength as they prepare to face the Los Angeles Rams in a pivotal NFL clash. The Packers trail the Bears by a half game in the Western Division and aim to boost their title hopes before a huge CBS audience and about 60,000 fans.
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Rochester Beats Austin in Big Nine Swimming Meet
Rochester defeats arch rival Austin 72 to 23 at John Marshall pool sweeping nine of 11 events including both the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays. Kevin Lee won the 200 yard individual medley for Austin, while Rochester stars led by coach Evar Silvernagle extended their 33rd straight dual meet win, with Rochester B also beating Austin B 80 to 15.
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Stacyville Rally Secures 63 58 Victory Over Cresco
Stacyville, Iowa defeats Cresco 63 58 after trailing by eight points at three quarters. Theobold led with 15, Hatten 14, Wolf 13, Mayer 12 as Stacyville improves to 3-2 with four players in double figures. B team also won 55 52 in overtime.
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Close Win for Blossoms Over WaterVille
Blooming Prairie wins 70-67 in the Gopher Conference at WaterVille behind Keith Carey clutch free throw in the last six seconds. Denny Kruckeberg 20 points Jeff Christensen 17 points Carey 16 lead Blooming Prairie while WaterVille’s Tom Reemholdt scores 31 in a late push. Waterville B team wins 45-28 prior.
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Grand Meadow Wins 29-18 Over LeRoy In Lark Mat Meet
Grand Meadow high school wrestling, coached by Fred Kenny, earned its third straight win by defeating LeRoy 29-18 on Friday. Larks won seven of 12 events, with four pins and multiple decisions, led by Rex Back and Jim Mathison.
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Wolves Edge Chatfield In Maple Leaf Thriller
Spring Valley dropped Chatfield 49-48 as Darrell Grabau drilled a late basket with seven seconds left. Graban led Spring Valley with 24 points, Ernster 18, while Chatfield's King scored 14 and Odegaard 13 as the B team also won 42-29.
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Sophomores rout Albert Lea B in Friday win
Austin Sophomores beat Albert Lea B 57 to 35 as Jim Carothers scored 13 and Doug Hartman 11. The Sophs built a 27 24 halftime lead and surged for 32 points in the second half, earning a fourth straight victory. Jim Ball led the visitors with 10 points.
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Graham Honored as Greatest Pro Quarterback
Otto Graham, then Coast Guard Academy football coach, was honored Friday as the greatest professional quarterback of all time. The event spotlighted his career with the Cleveland Browns and his influence on the game.
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Big Nine hoops set for Austin Rochester clash next Friday
Rochester and Owatonna win to stay in early race behind Austin 68 64 over Albert Lea and 66 64 over Winona. Faribault roars to 86 57 over Northfield with Handahl 36 and Weaver 30. Owatonna slips past Mankato 60 58 while Red Wing sits on an open date.
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No Psychology No Army Football Team to Stop Navy Says Staubach
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach declares there is no psychology or Army team capable of stopping Navy in the 64th Army-Navy game in Philadelphia. Navy, led by Staubach, seeks victory to extend its winning streak and boost Cotton Bowl hopes against Texas. Other college games fill the final regular-season slate.
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SCI Football Team Announces 1964 10-Game Schedule
Cedar Falls Iowa Friday announced a 1964 football slate of ten games. Six NCC games highlight the schedule with non league contests against Northern Michigan Mankato State Drake and Northern Illinois top ranked in the college division this year.
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Lyle Beats Rose Creek In Southland Conference Showdown
Lyle Lions topple Rose Creek 57-40 to move to 2-0 in Southland Conference and 3-0 overall. Tom Ennen and Lynn Balgeman lead with 23 points and 12-3 early lead, while Rose Creek’s David Finley nets 14. Lyle B team also defeats Indian reserves 41-25.
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Elkton Quint Spills Adams in Thriller
Elkton High beat Adams 56 to 50 to open Southland Conference play as three Elkton players hit double figures. Dave Rubin led with 16 points, Gary Glienke and Bruce Rogue added 11 each, while Adams was led by Roger Gordon with 17 in a tight battle. The Adams B team won 39-31 in the prelim.
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Vikings Rip Dover Eyota in Wasiota Conference clash
Hayfield Minnesota Vikings beat visiting Dover Eyota 90 to 68 to improve to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in conference play. Leading scorers include Mark Jensen 20, Flash Helm 18, Don Gross 17 and Dave Peterson 13 with Jensen adding 17 rebounds. Dover Eyota top scorer Don Lyke 19. B team close 28-26 win by Hayfield B over Eagle B.
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Trojan Five Trips Aggies in Glenville Victory
Glenville coach Ed Stalker emptied the bench as 15 players saw action in a 79-36 non-conference win over the Waseca Aggies. Larry Vanek led with 13 points, Dave Manson had 12, and Ron Kucek pulled many rebounds aiding a 2-1 Trojans record. The Glenville B team also defeated Waseca reserves 46-33.
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Martin In Comeback Becomes Colts Star In 1963
Official rookie and comeback candidates for 1963 NFL honors surface as Paul Flatley and John Mackey excel for Vikings and Colts. Jim Martin, 39, cables a remarkable return with 20 field goals on 33 attempts and 86 points including four in the win over Detroit.
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Vikings Sign Sixth College Draft Ace
Minnesota Vikings announce the signing of guard H. C. Eastes from East Central Oklahoma State. Eastes, 6 feet 2, 230 pounds, started for Oklahoma as a sophomore before transferring due to scholastic trouble. Other draftees signed include Carl Eller Hal Bedsole Wes Bryant Bill McWatters and Darrell Lester.
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Huskies Head to Pasadena for Rose Bowl Date
The Washington Huskies will travel from Seattle to Pasadena on December 16 for their Rose Bowl showdown with Illinois.
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Tigers Edge Austin in Big Nine Wrestling Meet
Albert Lea under coach Paul Ehrhard defeated Austin 32-11 as three Tigers pins plus decisions carried the score. Gary Neist pinned Don Bothan in 1 05, Chuck Jean pinned Roger Heard in 4 40, Neal Skaar pinned Keith Larson in 5 15, while Ed Bakke and Steve Sheller won decisions for Albert Lea. Austin's wins came from Conrad Peterson, Bob Qvale, Dave Ruzek, and Dave Draheim.
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Saints beat Rochford 59 to 44 in Corn Bowl clash
In Rochford Iowa on Friday night St Ansgar built a 28 26 halftime lead and pulled away in the fourth period to post a 59 44 victory over Rochford Merlyn Thorson led the Saints with 24 points while Jerry Kline added 13 and De Buhr scored 19 for the losers It was the Saints fifth straight win under coach Ted Besch
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Dodgers Trade Skowron to Senators For 25000
Dodgers sell first baseman Bill Skowron to the Washington Senators for about 25000. The trade occurred at the baseball convention alongside other major moves shaping the 1964 pennant races.
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