Robbinsdale club questions Ducks Unlimited politics
Ed Horstmann reports Robbinsdale Sportsmen's Club scrutiny of Ducks Unlimited and its political involvement. The club cites letters from DU officials denying politics, contrasts with magazine President statements, and reaffirms DU's core aim of habitat provision over advocacy.
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UCLA Holds No 1 in Weekly AP Cage Ratings
UCLA remains the top team in the AP poll with 399 points and 35 first place votes. Michigan trails with 541 points and six first place ballots as St Josephs captures the other first place vote for third. South Carolina debuts at No 10 under coach Frank McGuire after a strong start.
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Bowling Top Five Scores From Local Leagues
Bowing standings show top scorers across Echo Lanes Echo Flyers Metropolitan Echoettes Rockettes National Newcomers American Austin Bowl Recreation Hormel Girls Morning Star Merchants leagues. Highlights include D Busch 603 and Ray Carroll 665 leading respectively in their groups while multiple 600+ series appear across divisions.
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LeRoy Mat Team Roams to 2nd Win in Conference Victory
LeRoy High over Grand Meadow 42-8 in a Southland Conference wrestling match. Upset areas include Rice and Cummings securing pins and wins for LeRoy, with Harmony to visit Saturday night. Also notes Dwain Crozer signing with Houston Oilers for 9500.
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Gophers Down Drake To Move To 3-0 Start
Minnesota crushed Drake 81-67 as Lou Hudson and Archie Clark led the Gophers. Netolicky sank 14 for Drake, but Minnesota pulled away with a 40-25 halftime lead and a 75-51 advantage late. Coach Kondla praised Tom Kondla's defense and the team's outside shooting helped by rebounding edge.
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Knicks Edge Lakers in high scoring NBA night
New York coach Dick McGuire notches his second win as the Knicks top the Lakers 131 to 127 while Boston loses Auerbach after a second technical. Celtics lead the Eastern Division, with St Louis and Los Angeles context also noted.
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Four Top-Rated Teams Win Non-Conference Games
AP reports top college teams rebounded with non league wins. Vanderbilt led by Big Clyde Lee scored 28 as they edged Tennessee 53-50 in Knoxville. Minnesota Kansas St Joseph's and others won. notable scores included St Joseph's 98-68 Bellarmine, Minnesota 81-67 Drake, Kansas 102-51 New Mexico State.
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Wykoff Routs Grand Meadow 57 47 in Non conference tilt
Wykoff defeated Grand Meadow 57 to 47 as the Larks, led by Curt Palmer with 12, dropped their first loss after three straight wins. Dick Wagner scored 18 for the Wykcats, followed by 14 from Lynn Broadwater and 12 from Gary Nordhorn. Grand Meadow held a 16 14 first quarter lead but trailed most of the game.
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Carleton Rips Auggies 72-59 in Minnesota clash
Carleton defeated Augsburg 72-59 in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Conference match. Gustavus Adolphus fell 80-60 to Augustana, while Bemidji State routed Mayville 93-62 behind Jerry Wilmot's 19 points and Hasz's 14 for Mayville. John Eggers and Ed Byhre each scored 21 for Augustana in topping Gustavus.
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New Ranger Hockey Coach Faces Difficult Start
Emile Francis takes over as New York Rangers coach amid a six game winless streak and a mid table position in the NHL. He arrived after major trades and replaces Red Sullivan who faced player effort criticisms from previous weeks. Francis previously clashed with a goal judge and fans, sparking a costly incident at Madison Square Garden.
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SCOREBOARD BIG NINE AND REGIONAL GAMES
Northfield 74 LeSueur 56 Adams 77 Rose Creek 60 Wykoff 57 Grand Meadow 47 50 Maplewood Hill 51 St. Paul Humboldt St Louis Park Benilde 56 De LaSalle 53 Kosson Mont 63 Stewartville 53 Winona Cotter 76 Faribault Bethlehem 44 Freeborn 66 New Richland 65 Faribault Shattuck 62 Rochester Lourdes 49 Waseca Sac Ht 78 Mankato Immanuel 45 Brainerd 59 St Paul Cretin 47 COLLEGES Austin JC 99 Mason City JC 87 Minnesota 81 Drake 67 Mich State 84 Bowling Green 59 Nebraska 75 Oregon State 63 Augustana SD 80 Gustavus 60 Carleton 72 Augsburg 59
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Blackman Delays Visit to Iowa City
Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman with a 9 0 record this year delays a planned second visit to the University of Iowa as Iowa’s athletic director Forest Evashevski attends the Big Ten meeting in Chicago.
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Three Iowa Players Named to East-West Game Lineup
Three University of Iowa football players join the East squad for the New Year Eve East-West game in San Francisco. The list includes quarterback Gary Snook, halfback Karl Noonan, and guard John Niland, with Noonan Iowa’s top pass receiver. Also named is Minnesota’s John Hankinson, an additional quarterback. Fifteen of twenty five East players are from Big Ten schools. East coach Jer ry Burns, fired as Iowa head coach before the season ended, heads the staff.
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Adams Whips Rose Creek for 1st Win
Adams Minnesota Tigers pull away from Rose Creek 77-60 in a Southland Conference clash Tuesday night. Joe Goergen and Paul Meyers each score 21 to lead Adams, Gary Wigham dominates boards, Rose Creek’s Randy Larson tops visitors with 17.
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Blue Devils Rally Past Mason City JC in Thriller
Austin Junior College. Blue Devils erase 14 point deficit to beat Mason City JC 99 87 at Austin High with Lerud Bratvold each 26 points. Nelson Halverson and Horner lead scorers for rivals. AJC wins on free throws 38 17, setup SMJCC clash at Rochester.
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Ex Navy Star Staubach Signs With Cowboys
Ex Navy quarterback Roger Staubach signed an optional NFL contract with Dallas on Monday. He will be eligible to play only after Navy service ends in 1969, and the Cowboys said the deal does not require him to leave the Navy.
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Correction: Fingaarson pins Weaver in 154-pound clash
In the Austin versus Northfield wrestling recap, Randy Fingaarson of Austin defeated LeRoy Weaver of Northfield by pin at 1 54, reversing the previously printed result where Weaver was shown as the winner.
Christmas Shoot at Cedar Valley Conservation Club
The Cedar Valley Conservation Club will hold a Christmas Shoot on Sunday December 12 starting at 9 a.m. and running all day. Lunch and entertainment will be provided at the club rooms three miles north of Austin on Highway 218.
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