Austin High coach Haddorff notches 100th win in 79 53 upset
Austin High basketball coach Oscar Haddorff earned his 100th career victory as the Packers upset Winona 79 to 53, marking a sixth straight win over the Winhawks and placing Haddorff among Big Nine Century Victory Club members. The piece lists prior century winners and notes Gordy Hakes is close to joining the club.
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al Wold
Faribault
Rochester
John Marshall
Bob McNish
John Haigh
Owatonna
Orv Schwankl
Mankato
Gordy Hakes
Big Nine
Century Victory Club
Scoreboard reports mixed college basketball results
The scoreboard shows Worthington 81 Iowa Lakes 66 for junior colleges and state colleges results with St John’s 112 Rocky Mines 78 Wartburg 69 Gustavus 43 Mankato 80 Parsons Iowa 64 Bemidji 75 Bethel 71. Big Ten non conference Bradley 74 Minnesota 67 plus 67 Loyola New Orleans Indiana 59 Kansas 56 Ohio State 71 Utah State 60 and pro ABA Utah 104 Kentucky 100.
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Gustavus
Mankato
Parsons
Iowa
Bemidji
Bethel
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Minnesota
Loyola
New Orleans
Indiana
Kansas
Ohio State
Utah State
Seven AFL veterans on NFL rosters in 1971 season
The 1971 NFL season opened with seven players who began in the AFL still active on NFL rosters. Veterans include 44 year old George Blanda of the Raiders and teammates Jim Otto and Ron Nix. Also active are Ernie Wright of the Bengals, Don Maynard and Larry Grantham of the Jets, and John Robinson of Kansas City.
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American Football League
George Blanda
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Jim Otto
Ron Nix
AFL
Ernie Wright
Cincinnati
Don Maynard
Larry Grantham
New York Jets
John Robinson
Kansas City
AHS Gymnastics Hosts Albert Lea in First Home Meet
Midweek action features two Austin High winter sports squads. Dean Bishop’s AHS gymnastics hosts archrival Albert Lea for its only home meet before the holidays with B squad at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at about 8 p.m. Austin beat Rochester John Marshall 106.15 to 84.15 last Friday. Albert Lea, buoyed by last season’s Big Nine title, travels after a 3-0 loss to Inver Grove Heights Simley, while Wayne Orn’s AHL hockey squad seeks its first win against Rosemount at Faribault Shattuck.
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Winona
Dan McGee
Austin
al Wold
Waseca
Mayo
Wally Brunswold
Albert Lea
Red Wing
Dick Beetsch
Owatonna
Pacelli
Lee Koil
Minneapolis de la Salle
Blue Earth
Jerry Fogarty
Rochester Lourdes
Eagles
Mendota Heights
St. Thomas
Terry Flynn
Dean Bishop
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Ellis Junior High
Rochester John Marshall
Tigers
Mankato
Wayne Orn
Faribault Shattuck
Inver Grove Heights Simley
Kerry Schroeder
Austin High
Rick Knutson
Dave Winkels
Dale Felten
Dan Ball
Knutson
Winkels
Felten
Ball
Dan Howley
Krupicka
Allen
ASJC
Willmar
Inver Hills JC
Inver Grove Heights
Viking End Delivers Swagger After Coined Wallet Remark
A sportswriter described the object Minnesota Viking defensive end Carl Elier carried as a purse. He then exploded with the quip It’s an outside wallet and don’t you forget it. The exchange underscored Elier’s imposing presence at 6 foot 6 and 250 pounds.
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Carl Elier
Minnesota Gophers fall in overtime to Bradley
Bradley outrebounds Minnesota 33-32 and dominates the extra period to win 74-67. Sam Simmons scores 25, Rich Schultz 22 for Bradley while Clyde Turner leads Minnesota with 20 points. Musselman notes fouls and hustle as Gophers drop to 1-3, next facing Butler at Williams Arena.
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Butler
Williams Arena
Bradley Brues
Minnesota Gophers
Sam Allen
Doug Shank
Keith Vs
Corky Taylor
Big climb in Herald ratings by five of last year's powers
Five 1970-71 top teams rise in the Herald-Minnesota High School Ratings after a third week. Duluth North and Duluth Central climb in Public Schools, Fridley Grace tops Private Schools with St. Thomas and Pacelli moving up. Cathedral drops out. Cretin and Concordia new entrants.
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ASJC cagers open league play vs Anoka Ramsey
Austin State Junior College hosts Anoka Ramsey in a 7 30 p m Minnesota Junior College Conference Southern Division game after a 2 1 non league start. Duane Allen may return from injury to anchor a balanced lineup led by Rick Knutson and Dave Winkels.
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Pro Football Standings and Weekend Schedule
The Associated Press reports Kansas City defeated San Francisco 26 to 17. Weekend games include Detroit at Minnesota and Miami at Baltimore on Saturday. Sunday matchups feature Atlanta at San Francisco and more such as Cleveland at New Orleans and Dallas at the New York Giants.
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Lopsided Shaw Gym League Scores Highlight Action
Shaw Gym basketball action opened with the Wonders defeating the Carbunkers 40 to 13 and heavy wins for the Heavy's 51 to 17 over the Giants and 32 to 0 over Sheboygan. Denny Helebrant led the Wonders with 17 points and Scott Weichmann 14. Tim Fleming had 11 for Sheboygan.
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Austin Boxing Card Promises Local Rivalries This Week
Tickets remain for Austin's first boxing card of 1971 72 at the Austin National Guard Armory on Wednesday December 1. Main events feature Craig Nelson a two time sectional champion versus Dave Osborn and Tim Swanson versus Jack Duraine with other bouts including Higbie Ruiz Kaercher Canto Staley and Franz. Local shops sell tickets and several Austin fighters have recent win experience at Hastings.
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