Ennen Clutch Free Throws Lift Lyle Past Pacelli 61 59
Lyle Lions edged Pacelli 61 59 as Tom Ennen hit decisive free throws in the final four seconds. Libersky tied the game at 59 59, Ennen scored 20 for Lyle, with Nelson 15 and Von Feldt 25 leading rebound and offense. Pacelli guard Decker missed a late desperation shot and miscues led to the loss.
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Austin Herald dispatches from December 11 1963
Brief item from the Austin Minnesota Herald dated Wednesday December 11 1963 notes a local update or event in the city. No further context available due to fragmentary OCR.
Adams Beats LeRoy 54 45 In Lone Conference Test
Adams under Gil Lewison improves to 2 1 in Southland play by defeating LeRoy 54 45 at Adams Gym. Roger Gordon and Tom Retterath each score 13 for Adams while Retterath adds nine rebounds and five assists. Rick Lamon leads LeRoy with 14 points. Adams B team wins 45 29.
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Hanson Leads Larks Past Wykoff in Non-Conference Win
Grand Meadow’s Larks shot 70 percent at the line to beat Wykoff 77-74 on Tuesday. Al Jacobson led with 22 points, Herb Hanson had 21, and Doug Glynn 17 as the Larks improve to 3-2 while remaining 1-1 in the Southland Conference. Wykoff had five players in double figures. The Lark B team also defeated Wykoff B 57-53.
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Harlan Jacobson
Lark
Shamrock B Wins Fifth Straight in Lyle Battle
Pacelli B, coached by Lee Kall, defeated Lyle B 48 40 in a Tuesday preliminary game in Lyle Ball led Pacelli with 15 points while Craig Welken and Dave Wistreill added solid contributions Shamrocks held a 24 16 halftime edge Williamson topped Lyle B with 16 points
Jets Await Wood Injury Update Before Saturday Rematch
New York AP report says the Jets expect word today on quarterback Dick Wood's availability for the AFL rematch with the Bills after Wood twisted his left knee in Sunday's loss. Dr. James Nichols examined Wood Tuesday for a prognosis.
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Stram Weighs Miami Coach Offer
Miami News reports Hank Stram, head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, is considering an offer to coach football at the University of Miami. The potential move would shift a prominent NFL figure to college ranks.
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AFL Playoff Plan Ready If Needed
The American Football League prepared for a potential playoff to decide divisional titles with coin flips by Commissioner Joe Foss and two staff members. Six teams remain in contention including San Diego and Oakland for the Western crown and Boston Buffalo Houston and New York for the Eastern race.
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Cincinnati Wings Top St. Paul Rangers 5-4 in Narrow Win
Cincinnati jumped to a 3 0 lead and held on to defeat the St. Paul Rangers 5-4 Tuesday night. The win marked Cincinnati's fourth victory of the season and extended St. Paul’s skid to eight straight losses.
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Nellie Fox Traded from Chicago White Sox to Houston
In a long term deal the Chicago White Sox send Nellie Fox to Houston for two Colt Farm hands Jim Golden and Danny Murphy. Fox, 36 Christmas Day, has a lifetime .289 average with six 300 seasons and may play 2 3 more years for Paul Richards. Fox reflects relief at the move and notes his return to Richards.
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Bears Giants Green Bay Lead AP All Star Selections
The AP named the NFL All-Star team with six Bears, five Packers and four Giants on the 22-man first unit. Y A Tittle was the near unanimous quarterback choice and Jimmy Brown the top fullback. Ditka and five Bears on defense anchored the squads as Atkins, George, Fortunato, Petitbon and Taylor joined.
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Sophs Lead Key Baskets as Loyola and NYU Win in Chicago
Loyola to Detroit 113-108 in OT after Tom Manzke’s clinching layup and Ron Miller’s 25-foot buzzer jumper forced overtime. NYU beats Northwestern 75-66 as Stan McKenzie hits decisive second-half shot. MacKenzie also key in NYU’s win. Kansas narrowly defeats Texas Tech 73-67 amid top-ten action. Bud Koper scores 44 as Oklahoma City tops SMU 95-90. Wichita State routs Duquesne 91-74 and Notre Dame defeats Bowling Green 79-65 with Howard Komives scoring 41 for BG.
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Bears Fear Detroit Lions in Championship Push
Chicago Bears coach-owner George Halas says Detroit Lions are at top form and the Bears must tie or beat Detroit to reach the NFL title game. Halas notes Detroit’s 38-10 win over Cleveland and Lions injuries improving, forcing a strong Bears effort on both sides.
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Steelers Lead 2 Categories In NFL Standings
The Pittsburgh Steelers oppose the New York Giants in a winner take all game for the division title. Pittsburgh tops the league in rushing attempts with 540 plays and field goals, while Green Bay trails with 469 rushes. Giants dominate in first downs, passing, touchdowns, passing touchdowns, completed passes and total points.
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Baylor Treated for Bad Knees
Los Angeles Lakers star Elgin Baylor receives another x ray treatment for his knees at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota then flies back to Los Angeles The team says surgeons know the condition which includes a calcium growth on the knees and Baylor will attempt to play through it If no improvement possible surgery is considered later He is expected to be in the Lakers lineup against Baltimore in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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Ramsey in Spotlight as Celts Beat Knicks
In a heated NBA clash at Madison Square Garden the Boston Celtics defeated the New York Knicks. Frank Ramsey, praised and pressed by officials and fans, handled early rough play as players exchanged words and refereeing drew attention.
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Eller Leads East Squad in Shrine Game Selections
All Americas star Carl Eller and Michigan State’s Sherman Lewis headline the East squad chosen for the Shrine East-West game on December 28 in San Francisco. The 24-man team includes Notre Dame’s Jim Kelly, Penn State’s Ralph Baker and Purdue’s Gene Donaldson among others. Meanwhile Celtics star Ramsey draws attention in a separate pro basketball narrative with 15 points and a technical foul amid controversy.
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Home Federal Wins Opener In City League
Home Federal outlasted Bud N Bobs 62 61 at Shaw gym on Tuesday night to start its class A City League title bid. John Steffen led with 19 points while Jim Chamberlain added 14 and Terry Frazee 12 as the rallying victory overturned a 44 43 deficit after three quarters.
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Wide open Big Nine scoring race heats up
The Big Nine individual scoring chase remains wide open as most teams finish the second round. Faribault’s Al Handahl tops single game with 36 points against Northfield, while Tom Weaver adds 30 for Rochester in a separate game. Dave Daugherty leads two game totals at 38 points and a 19.0 average.
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Loyola Tops Cage Poll as NYU Keeps Pace
Loyola of Chicago leads the AP college basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 353 points after dominant wins over North Dakota and Kent State. NYU sits second with 312 points and four first place votes as the top contenders—Duke and Arizona State—also challenge in the early rankings. The Violet squad hosts Toledo Thursday in New York.
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Rupp Won't Admit It but Wildcats Strong
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp avoids declaring his team a national dark horse. The Wildcats boast a hot scoring trio, led by Cotton Nash 27.8 ppg and Ted Deeken 24.7 ppg, with Mickey Gibson 23.1 ppg last year awaiting probation lifting. Kentucky, ranked fifth in the AP poll, blends a potent front line to offset height.
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High School Scoreboard Compact Showdown Results
A long list of scores from Lyle 61 over Austin Pacelli 59 and LaCrosse Aquinas 49 defeating Roch Lourdes 43. Other notable results include Grand Meadow 77 over Wykoff 74 and Medford 89 over Janesville 67.
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Auggies and Johnnies Win in MIAC Open
St John's 71 St Thomas 58 in MIAC opener as Johnnies played short-handed with four starters out. Ed Hasbrouck, coach, also football assistant. Roy Ryan led St John’s with 19 and Tom Randall 16 for St Thomas. Augsburg beat South Dakota State 79 in non conference. Jackrabbits Tom Black had 34. Macalester beat Eau Claire State 64 48. Northland at Winona in tonight’s only other contest.
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