Ninepins Bowling Dense in Texas Towns and Area Prep Spotlight
The piece describes ninepins as Texas towns New Braunfels Seguin Zorn Solms Bulverde Schertz Cibolo and Fredericksburg popular lanes and explains the game flow with captain led lineups and scoring. It also covers Austin high gymnastics season with Coach Dean Bishop preparing for strong meets and reports on Winona Winhawks scoring records in Big Nine games.
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Austin
Texas
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Seguin
Zorn
Solms
Bulverde
Schertz
Cibolo
Fredericksburg
Dean Bishop
Austin Packer
Mankato
Bishop
Albert
Packers
Tigers
John Kenney
Winona Winhawks
Owatonna
Winhawks
Scarlets
Waldorf-Pemberton
Minneapolis South
Raiders
South Carolina Upsets Duke in Season Opener Upset
South Carolina coach Frank McGuire baits his fishing hook after his Gamecocks stunned third ranked Duke 73 71 to open the season. Michigan routed Ball State 107 87 and Bradley beat New Mexico State 89 78 as AP Top Ten games dominated the slate.
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McGuire
Duke
South Carolina
Blue Devils
Frank Standoffl
Michigan
Little Ball State
Bradley
New Mexico State
Associated Press
Azzie Russell
Tom Alex McNutt
Eddie Jackson
Gary Gray
Jerry Lee Wells
Oklahoma City
Chiago Loyola
Florida State
Tampa
Creighton
South Dakota
Ohio U
Northern Illinois
Morehead
Canisius
Western Kentucky
Sve
North
Ohio State
Pacelli Home and Packers Away This Week
Pacelli Shamrocks open the home stand Friday hosting Lourdes Eagles of Rochester in a 1-1 start for Lourdes. Austin Packers travel to Owatonna after edging Northfield, with both coaches warning players not to overlook Friday’s opponents. Pacelli last played Preston on an open date. Haddorff’s squad aims to stay 2-0 in the Big Nine by beating Owatonna.
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Austin
Pacelli High
Don Carlson
Pacelli Shamrocks
Orrie Jirele
Lourdes Eagles
Rochester
Eagles
Austin Packers
Oscar Haddorff
Owatonna
Winona
Carlson
Haddorff
Lourdes
Pacelli
Preston
Shamrocks
Packers
Northfield
New Baseball Commissioner Eckert Faces Scrutiny At Debut
Gen William Eckert, new baseball commissioner, drew skeptical reviews from reporters at the Fort Lauderdale Miami Beach convention. Critics noted his reliance on cue cards and nervous presentation though his sincerity and readiness to listen were acknowledged. Patience urged as he adapts from a military career to baseball duties.
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New York
William D. Eckert
Fort Lauderdale
Miami Beach
Ford Frick
Ings
Gen. Eckert
Major Coaching Shifts Roil College Football ranks
The season’s coaching carousel gains speed as Gomer Jones resigns at Oklahoma and Dave Hart takes over at Pitt. Dartmouth’s Bob Blackman ponders a Town move while Duke and Tulane show open slots. Hart, 38, signed a three year Pitt deal amid speculation Bud Wilkinson might return. Jones cited fatigue from criticism and rumors as his motive.
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Associated Press
Gomer Jones
Oklahoma
Dave Hart
Pitt
Jones
Hart
Navy
Dartmouth
Bob Blackman
John Michelosen
Iowa
Jerry Burns
Blackman
Duke
Bill Murray
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Tulane
Tommy O'Boyle
Louisiana State
Frank Carver
Michelosen
Carver
Bud Wilkinson
Pacelli Star Tom Ball Named to All-State Team
Tom Ball a 6 3 senior and versatile Pacelli standout earned a first position lineman spot on the 1965 Minneapolis Tribune All-State Catholic football team. He also stars as a starting guard for the Shamrock unbeaten basketball team and is praised as a model student and teammate. The roster features 14 other linemen and a backfield of 12 players from Minnesota schools, with Pacelli peers Dave Wistreill Jim Weis Greg Biederman and Randy Heise receiving honorable mention.
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Pacelli
Minneapolis Tribune
Tom Ball
Shamrocks
Ball
Tom
Shamrock
Ed Blomme
Marshall Central Cath
Bob Schmidt
Rochester Lourdes
Brian Fitzpatrick
St. Paul St. Thomas
Mike Sa
Dave Wistreill
Jim Weis
Greg Biederman
Randy Heise
Pirates Law Wins Annual Gehrig Award
Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates was named the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award winner for 1960. The right hander posted a 17-9 record with a 2.16 ERA after a series of injuries and was chosen unanimously by Phi Delta Theta selectors.
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NEW York
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lou Gehrig
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Gehrig
Bowling Top Five In Local Leagues At Echo Lanes
Standout scores include Callahan 661 D Laskewitz 629 Usem 587 Champlin 583 Babb 83 for Echo Lanes. Other high marks featured Leighton 434 Melson 396 Stilwell 374 Block 362 Anderson 358 in Austin Bowl Hormel Men’s Office.
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Echo Lanes Ymca Church League
Callahan
D. Laskewitz
P. Usem
D. Champlin
A. Babb
Austin Bowl Hormel Men’s Office
C. Leighton
F. Melson
D. Stilwell
B. Block
L. Anderson
Iowa State Ups Shooting Yet Falls to New Mexico
The Cyclones hit 49 percent from the floor but were edged 56-52 by New Mexico, despite holding a 21-22 edge in field goals. Iowa state committed 19 turnovers as New Mexico's 22 baskets prevailed.
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Cyclones
New Mexico
Iowa City
Iowa Hawkeyes
Southern Ilinois
Southern Illinois
Iowa State
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Creighton
Gary Olson
Chris Perrall
Gerry Jones
Hawks
Jones
Perrall
Ames
VFW Bowling Tourney Underway at Zumbrota
The First District VFW Bowling Tourney began over the weekend in Zumbrota. Albert Lea Spares lead with 2,858 pins, while Austin No. 5 has 2,740. In doubles, Zumbrota’s Liebah and Johnson top with 1,203 pins, and Austin’s Hartgrave and Arens have 1,154.
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Zumbrota
Albert Lea
Austin No. 5
Liebah
Johnson
Austin
Hartgrave
Arens
Orioles Trade Veteran Brandt to Philadelphia Phillies
The Baltimore Orioles traded outfielder Jack Brandt and pitcher Darold Knowles to the Philadelphia Phillies for relief pitcher Jack Baldschun. Baldschun strengthens the bullpen while Knowles and Brandt seek new roles. Brandt batted .243 with 8 homers in 96 games for Baltimore in 1964.
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Baltimore
Jack Brandt
Baltimore Orioles
Darold Knowles
Philadelphia Phillies
Jack Baldschun
Oriole
Lee MacPhail
Brandt
Hank Bauer
San Francisco
Orioles
Baldschun
Harvey Haddix
Stu Miller
Dick Hall
Bauer
Miller
Hall
Knowles
Rochester
Chargers Can Wrap Up Team Statistics in AFL Title Chase
New York AP report notes the San Diego Chargers lead the AFL in total offense with 354.6 yards per game and passing at 222.8 yards. They rank second in rushing at 132 yards, chase records in total defense at 230.4, and top defense at 146.6 yards with 82.3 rushing yards allowed per game.
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NEW York
San Diego
Chargers
Kansas City
Sid Gillman
76ers Defeat Lakers 116-107 in Charleston Return
Elgin Baylor sidelined by injury as Philadelphia 76ers overtake the Los Angeles Lakers 116-107 in Charleston West Virginia NBA action. Hal Greer and Jerry West return home. West Virginia crowd of 5,800 watches West lead all scorers with 34 points.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Lakers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
National Basketball Association
NBA
Charleston
W.va
Jerry West
Philly
Hal Greer
76Ers
West
West Virginia University
St Johns Grid Team Flies South For NAIA Final
St Johns University football heads from Minnesota to Augusta for the NAIA championship game against Linfield College after a 10-0 season. Coach John Gagliardi leads the Johnnies seeking their second NAIA title in three years. Linfield, 8-1, reached the final by beating Sul Ross at 30-27.
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Collegeville
Tim Kubli
St. John’s
Associated Press
Linfield
Pittsburg
Kan
State
Concordia
AJC Faces Mason City JC In Tonight's Texas Showdown
Austin Junior College coach Hal Cuff prepares for Mason City JC visiting the Austin High gym for a 7 30 p m Parents Night game. Mason City JC has one win in four, last year a 99 97 thriller, with Rich Decker sidelined by a broken nose and Allen Bartels or Derby Olsen set to start in his place. Wayne Lerud starts at guard, Terry Nelson at center, Jim Bratvold and Denny Gilbert at forwards. An exhibition between varsity reserves and B squad precedes.
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Mason City
Blue Devils
Trojans
Cuff
Rich Decker
Decker
Allen Bartels
Derby Olsen
Wayne Lerud
Terry Nelson
Jim Bratvold
Denny Gilbert
Austin High
Austin
Keino Runs 3:56.9 Mile Twice At New Zealand Meet
Kipchoge Keino of Kenya clocked 3:56.9 for his second mile in three days at the Tokorao meeting in Auckland New Zealand On Monday night he posted a similar 3:56.9 at Napier on December 4.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Napier
Vikings Mason Out for Remainder of Season
Vikings quarterback plan shifts as Tommy Mason is lost for the season with knee surgery. Rookie Jim Young activated to bolster depth at halfback while veterans Phil King, Billy Ray Barnes, and Dave Osborn compete this week for the Detroit game. Mason finishes 1965 with 597 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, a Vikings career record of 3,047 rushing yards.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Tommy Mason
Minnesota Vikings
Jim Young
Phil King
Billy Ray Barnes
Dave Osborn
Norm van Brocklin
Detroit
Mason
Green Bay
Vikings
Donald Lannin
Packers
Minnesota
Young
Queens University
Ontario
Barnes
Mason Sunday
Osborn
Viking
Tulane
Bill Brown
Fran Tarkenton
Paul Flatley
Brown
New Mexico Star Signs With Vikes
Albuquerque NM quarterback and safety Stan Quintana announced he signed with the Minnesota Vikings for a substantial bonus. Quintana will also play in the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama early next year.
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New Mexico
Star
Albuquerque, N.M
Stan Quintana
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
Quintana
Mobile
Ala
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