Lourdes and Pacelli Face Off In Big City Battle
The Shamrocks host undefeated Lourdes in a top big game at 8 15 p m. Lourdes recently beat Holy Family and beat Mankato Loyola while Pacelli features Dick Miller Kim Griffin and Mike Fogarty with coach Wayne Knipshield guiding a veteran lineup. The Shamrocks seek a strong shooting showing and tight defense to counter Lourdes learned style.
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Shamrocks
Holy Family
Mason City
Rochester Lourdes
Eagles
Mankato Loyola
St. Thomas Academy
Wayne Knipshield
Dick Miller
Kim Griffin
Mike Fogarty
Stan Rathke
John Fischer
Bob Bradley
Fogerty
Danyan
Orris Jirele
Gene Halverson
Mike Zender
Larry Rensink
Larry Scheid
Gary Babcock
Steve Lickteig
Mike McDermott
Joe Wehner
Lourdes
Marty Crowe
St. Cloud TC Fresh, JC to Tangle Tonight
Austin Junior College seeks to snap a one game skid after a 78 64 loss to Waldorf. The Blue Devils face St. Cloud TC Freshmen at the high school gym in the final tuneup before SMJCC play opens next Tuesday at New Ulm. Coach Hal Cuff notes St. Cloud’s height edge and urges improved shooting.
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St. Cloud
Austin
Waldorf College
Blue Devils
St. Cloud TC
Southern Minnesota
Martin Luth
New Ulm
Hal Cuff
Iowans
Waldorf Quint
Duff
Paul Austinson
Larry Turner
Jack Frost
Gary Tate
Dick Garfield
Spencer Morgan
Austinson
Morgan
Frost
Tom Holgate
Phil Bundy
Jim Wagner
Wayne MccClary
John Holgate
Dan McNally
Bill Killoren
Joe Hanson
Joe Wagner
U S Athletes Arrive Home From Melbourne
Fifty four American athletes returned to Los Angeles from Melbourne with praise for Australian hosts. Discus thrower Fortune Gordien, disappointed at not breaking his world record, hailed the hospitality while vowing a 200 foot throw next year. Bill Russell said the Russian players were not strong and noted his pending marriage to Rose Swisher in Oakland.
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Los Angeles
Melbourne
Fortune Gordien
International Airport
Gordien
Bill Russell
U.S
Russell
University of San Francisco
Oakland
Rose Swisher
Dons Roll On Despite Losses Sitters and Ground Gaining
San Francisco Dons rout San Francisco State 82-54 to stretch their winning streak to 58 consecutive victories and open the season 3-0. Texas edges Oregon State 64-63. Portland unseats Oregon 79-46. Southern California survives Wyoming 72-71. Wichita State defeats Michigan 81-76. Oklahoma A&M, Columbia, Seton Hall also win. Gaines hits 32 as Pirates top Scranton 86-78.
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Kansas
North Carolina
Bill Russell
K. C. Jones
Dons
UCLA
San Francisco State
West Coast
Corvallis
Ore
Texas
Oregon State
Little Portland University
Oregon
Ken Cleveland
Monte Gonzales
Southern California
Wyoing
Wichita
Big Ten
Michigan
Hobert Named on Look All American Team
New York Minnesota tack le Bob Hobert was named on the 22 man Look Magazine All American football team announced Thursday night. The Midwest contingent on the team included Paul Hornung of Notre Dame Ron Kramer of Michigan Jim Parker of Ohio State and Alex Karras of Iowa.
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Minnesota
Bob Hobert
Look
Midwest
Cooperaton
Football Writers’ Assn
Paul Hornung
Notre Dame
Ron Kramer
Michigan
Jim Parker
Ohio State
Alex Karras
Iowa
Dodgers’ Fred Kipp Named Lead 1956 Semipro Grad
Wichita, Kansas report says Southpaw Fred Kipp of the Brooklyn Dodgers was named the leading 1956 graduate by the national Baseball Congress, highlighting a top semipro achievement.
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Wichita
Kan
Fred Kipp
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Baseball Congress
Rochester Virginia JC Quints Win Games
The Rochester JC team defeated Hibbing 72 to 53 at the Rochester Armory with Tom Smith scoring 13. Virginia JC beat Concordia 66 to 55 in St Paul as Bill Sjoberg led with 20 and Dave Ruthenbeck added 14. Virginia’s Hibbing and Concordia games set rematches for tonight in Rochester.
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Hibbing
Southern Minnesota
Rochester JC
Rochester Armory
Tom Smith
Concord JC
St. Paul
Bill Sjoberg
Dave Ruthenbeck
Concordia
Virginia JC
Rochester
Giants Clinch Eastern Title With Win Over Browns
The New York Giants face a must-win or tie scenario to secure the Eastern Conference crown as they host the Cleveland Browns after a 21-9 victory in Cleveland earlier in the season. With a 7-2-1 record, New York leads the division while other NFL games on the slate include Bears, Lions, Redskins, and Packers matchups across Chicago Detroit New York and San Francisco.
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Cleveland Browns
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Cleveland
Cardinals
Redskins
Lions
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Washington
Eagles
San Francisco
Packers
Baltimore
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Austin
Rochester
Rockers
Howie Tompkins
Quint
Red Wing
Rockets
Red Wing dominates Big Nine with Winona win
Red Wing beat Winona 65 to 54 to stretch its Big Nine lead. Steve Malnar 17, Dick Adalen 14, Jim Hayes 14 for Red Wing with four in double figures. Tenald Milbrandt and Mel Anes led Winona with 14 each. Northfield and Mankato also won to stay tied atop standings.
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Red Wing
Winona
Steve Malnar
Dick Adalen
Jim Hayes
Tenald Milbrandt
Allstater
Mel Anes
Bowling Tour Day Sees Lubanski Lead In All Star Field
In Chicago at the 16th annual National All-Star Bowling Tournament, Ed Lubanski leads the men after 92 of 144 games with 23 wins and 158.11 Petersen points, ahead of Don Carter and Dick Weber. Lady bowler Marion Ladewig tops the women with 75.42 Petersen points after a day that included a 255 game and a 460 series.
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Chicago
Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Wausau
St. Louis
Don Carter
Dick Weber
Lubanski
Weber
Carter
Petersen
Bill Lillard
Lillard
Wallace Lund
San Diego
Calif
Steve Nagy
Joe Wilman
Berwyn
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ladewig
Jere Price
Fort Worth
Tex
Marge Merrick
Ann Stangfield
Parkville
Minn
Arlene Eck
St. Paul
73 57 Setback for Blossoms in Gopher Conference game
Ellendale defeated Blooming Prairie 73 to 57 on Friday night. Duane Brudwick scored 28 for Blooming Prairie but Ellendale pulled away late as Darriel Jensen, Stan Thompson, and Carlyn Paulson led the visitors. Blooming Prairie also won the opening game 37-30.
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Blooming Prairie
Duane Brudwick
Ellendale
Brudwick
Blossoms
Chan Bailey
Darriel Jensen
Stan Thompson
Carlyn Paulson
Spring Valley Tops Lanesboro 80 63 In District Showdown
Spring Valley remains undefeated after an 80 to 63 win over Lanesboro in District One Conference action. Center Bill Winter led the Wolves with 26 points as the team extended its early-season streak.
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Spring Valley
Lanesboro
Wolves
Bill Winter
Elkton and Lyle pace Southland cage race with wins
Elkton, unbeaten in four starts, beat Grand Meadow 53-38 as Ray Jech led with 17 points. Lyle defeated Rose Creek 59-34 with Rich Hollerud 16 and Rod Golberg 10. Adams rallied to beat LeRoy 58-55, Lynn Weber scoring 20 for Adams. Grand Meadow and Rose Creek each dropped key games.
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Lyle
Grand Meadow
Rose Creek
Adams
LeRoy
Bob Grathwohl
Larks
Bill Christopherson
Dick Bush
Dick Grathwoh
Elks
Tigers
Cardinals
Lynn Weber
Dick Benson
Bob Miller
Jerry Brandall
Duane Raven
Elkton Seeree
Russia Wins Final Soccer Title At Olympic Games
Russia captured the unofficial team and gold Olympic championship as the games closed. They led in points 722 to 593 and golds 37 to 32, with strong showings in gymnastics wrestling and boxing. The U S dominated track and field while Russia won the soccer final 1-0 over Yugoslavia amid a rough match and a record crowd ceremony.
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Russia
Rome
Italy
United States
U. S
Helsinki
Mildred McDaniel
Atlanta
George Breen
Buffalo
Charley Vinci
York
Isaac Berger
Brooklyn
Tommy Kono
Sacramento
Calif
Yugoslavia
Australia
St Thomas Tankers Edge Austin 42 35
St Thomas Academy defeated Austin 42 35 in a tight 200 yard freestyle relay setback. The Packers earlier lost 64 13 to Rochester, leaving coach Vern Ojanpa facing a tough meet.
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Edge Austin
ST. Paul
Vern Ojanpa
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Packers
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Rochester
Bowers
Donahue
Laughlin
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Jack Saari
Frank Newell
Ken MacDonald
Ron Plath
Dave Marqueson
Saari, Newell
Karen Smalley
Spahn
Smailey
Gaertner
Saari
Keefe
Newell
Shalibetten
MacDonald
Pene
Marqueson
Cronin
Plath
Murphy
Waters
Mediey — Gaertner
Eenewah
Jacobson
Mediey
Marques
Smalley
Paste
Sophs Fall to Rochester 40-36 in Preliminary Match
Rochester B team led by sharp shooter Butch Derksen beat Austin 40-36. Derksen scored 22 points as Rochester pulled away after a 22-22 tie late in the third. Austin tops and records details noted in the varied events with several racers and relays.
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Butch Derksen
Rochester
Austin
Oscar Haddorff
Derksen
Ron Decker
Dave Thompson
Bruce Hall
Loop Loses School in Helena Montana
LOOP LOSES SCHOOL IN HELENA Montana as Montana State College withdraws from the Rocky Mountain conference, announced Friday by its president Dr. R. R. Renne.
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Helena
Mont
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Bowling writer's match finds winner in Schabert
Chicago writer Bob Schabert of the St. Paul Pioneer Press won the annual bowling writer's match game tournament on Thursday, defeating Dick Clemente of Newsday Garden City New York in the finals.
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St. Paul
Montreal Closing in on First Place
The Montreal Canadiens led by Henri Richard beat the Chicago Black Hawks 3 1 to move to 30 points in the NHL standings. Boston and Detroit sit at 32 points, with fights breaking out in the final period and notable skirmishes in the stands.
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Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Henri
Pocket Rocket
Richard
Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
Celtics Hold Off Lakers as Cousy Scores 34
Boston stays atop the Eastern Division with a 121-114 win over the Minneapolis Lakers. Bob Cousy pours in 34 and tops 400 points for the season while Jack Nichols adds support. In St Louis Fort Wayne beats Syracuse 105-97. New York defeats St Louis 107-101.
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Celtic
Minneapolis Lakers
St. Louis
Fort Wayne Pistons
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knickerbockers
Boston
Lakers
Jack Nichols
Clyd Lovellette
Dick Garmaker
Vern Mikkelson
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Hawks
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Bob Pettit
Fort Wayne
Nationals
Mel Hutchins
Syracuse
Hayfield Vikings upset Kasson-Manterville 60 54
Hayfield-Hayfield Vikings defeated Kasson-Manterville 60-54 in a fast contest to take a 19-17 lead after one quarter. Ron Mogen led with 18 points, Mel Springstad 13, Chuck Hanson 11, while Pietrzak 20 and Lion 10 led the Kasson-Manterville scorers. The Vikings travel to Byron next Friday.
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Vikings
Kasson-Manterville Quint
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