Packers Face Rochester in Big Nine Showdown Friday
Austin Berven's Packers host Rochester at 8 p.m. in a key Big Nine clash to decide the early conference lead. Rochester features Dave Morris and Kerwin Engelhart with Dave Daugherty on the boards while Austin relies on Al Berg Wally Osterholt and Dave Stilwell as starters. A 6:30 p.m. preliminary pits Oscar Haddorff's unbeaten Austin B against Rochester B.
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Winona
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Albert Lea
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Owatonna
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Daugherty
Tony Christensen
Morris
Dave Nelson
Cady
Chuck Darley
Mike Winters
Larry Nelson
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Lyle to Meet Elkton in Top Southland Cage Test
Lyle, the Southland Conference leader at 2-0, faces Elkton in a key test after recent 57-40 win over Rose Creek. The program also spots Rose Creek at Adams and LeRoy at Glenville with Grand Meadow and Blooming Prairie games noted in a crowded schedule.
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Tankers Face Iowa Teams This Weekend
Coach Bud Higgins' Austin swimming team meets West Waterloo in Austin at 4 p.m. Friday and travels to Mason City Saturday. Austin aims to improve its 2-1 record after beating Mankato and Shattuck but losing 72-23 to Rochester. Key swimmers include Kevin Lee, Skip Barber, John Maduga, Gary Ruland, Ransome Holmes, Jeff Strong, Steve Allen, Gary Vogel, Peter Hassadn, and Gary Osland.
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Steve Allen
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Cager in Hospital After Hard Tumble
Philadelphia AP report says Louisville guard John Reuther was hospitalized at the University of Pennsylvania after a fall in a La Salle game. A physician said the nature of the head injury was not yet determined and that his condition was not considered serious.
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Austin Mat Team Hosts Rochester in Big Nine Meet
Austin high school hosts Rochester in a Big Nine wrestling match Friday at 7 30 p m. Coach Sky Wilcox fields four varsity lettermen with Bakke Sheller Osland and Faber among starters as Albert Lea and Owatonna lead the conference with two wins each.
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Giles Cain
Gary Nerby
Randy Hilmer
John Morrison
Gary Anfonson
Conrad Peterson
Bob Qvale
Roger Heard
Carl Shoden
Dave Ruzek
Steve Dopita
Dave Draheim
Cotter Edges Usem to Take Class B City League Win
Cotter's Repair held off a late rally by Usem's 57-55 in the Class B division at Shaw gym. L Perry scored 14 and R Otto 13 for Cotter's, while J Mertensotto led Usem's with 16 points. An A division game Thorp Loan vs Bud N Bobs followed. Thorp Loan beat Adams Commercial in the first round and Bud N Bobs lost to Home Federal.
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College Scoreboard Highlights Tight Conference Action
Louisville down LaSalle 70 60 Princeton bests Lafayette 69 64 Penn 94 over Swarthmore 45 Fordham tops Yale 69 64 Cornell 97 83 Canisius 83 Harvard 64 Northeastern 61 Holy Cross 91 St Anselm 75 St Bonaventure 113 Seton Hall 98 Baltimore Loyola 81 Temple 66 Lehigh 38 Navy 73 Gettysburg 52 Army 70 Albright 44 Colgate 90 St Lawrence 82 Maine 88 Bates 76 Vanderbilt 97 Duke 92 Florida 108 Tampa 75 Tennessee 55 Sewanee 31 Davidson 95 Ohio State 73 Bradley 92 Arizona 85 Michigan 80 Butler 70 Tulsa 127 Christian Bros 81 Rice 102 Florida State 81 Utah 98 Texas A M 71 Air Force 85 South Dakota 53 Winona 99 Northland Wis 89 Huron 70 Yankton 64 Valley City 70 Bismarck JC 42 U S Olympics 9 Madison Wis 2 CHL Minneapolis 8 Cincinnati
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Cincinnati
Black Wednesday shakes top college teams including Duke Ohio State
The Associated Press reports a midweek collapse as Duke, Arizona State, and Ohio State fell to Vanderbilt, Bradley, and Davidson. Michigan and Vanderbilt kept 4-0 marks with key upsets. Davidson beat Ohio State 75-? while Ohio State suffered its first home loss since 1959, with Fred Hetzel sidelined by fouls and Dick Snyder and Terry Holland stepping up for Davidson.
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Nomellini to End Storied 49ers Career This Week
San Francisco tackle Leo Nomellini will play his final game for the 49ers against the Green Bay Packers. The 14 year veteran has appeared in 287 straight games including pre season and regular season. Nomellini plans to retire after this season to focus on business pursuits.
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Flatley Named NFL Rookie of the Year by AP Panel
Minnesota Vikings split end Paul Flatley, Northwestern alumnus, named NFL Rookie of the Year by an AP panel from 14 cities. He ranked eighth among top receivers with 51 receptions for 867 yards and four touchdowns.
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Levy resigns as California grid coach
Marv Levy, 38, resigns as Cal football coach after four seasons with an 8-29-3 record and a 13-7 mark against Stanford. He cites personal reasons in a surprise dinner hour announcement following a 4-5-1 season amid a schedule including Notre Dame Illinois Duke and Pittsburgh.
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Halas Named NFL Coach of the Year Amid Bears Season Race
Chicago veteran George Halas, 68, who has mentored the Bears for 44 seasons, was voted NFL Coach of the Year by AP panel. If Chicago beats Detroit and Green Bay falters, the Bears clinch the Western Division and host the championship at Wrigley Field. Halas credits his defense and staff for the honor.
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Just Bet On Cohens Horse At Pimlico Race
At Pimlico in the fourth race three owners named Cohen fielded 2 year olds and finished one two three. Phillip Cohens Kings Only won Gee Cohens Bobby Mai Sel was second and Nathans Cohen Chick Lang was third. They are not related.
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Celtics Win With Defense Sets Ninth 100-Point Hold
The Celtics, boosting defense to a ninth 100-point held opponent this season, beat St. Louis 104 to 95 to stretch their lead in the Eastern Division and push the Royals further back in the Western race. Philadelphia rolled past New York 113 to 103 as Boston remains 19-2.
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Cedar Valley Club Sets Shoot Sunday
The Cedar Valley Conservation Club announces its annual Christmas trap shoot this Sunday starting at 9 a.m. It is open to all area shooters and will run until dark with poultry and merchandise prizes. Food and shells will be sold at the clubhouse.
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Mason Named All Pro Running Back for Vikings
Minnesota Vikings star Tommy Mason was named to the AP All-NFL team as the league’s top running back. He credits line play and experience for his improved reading of defenses and notes a 763 yard, 4.6 yard average through 13 games with one left in the season. His 70 yard TD sweep vs the Colts stands out among his efforts.
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Reilly and Krause Named to Shrine East Team
Mike Reilly guard and Paul Krause halfback from the University of Iowa were among 15 Big Ten players named to the Shrine East squad to face the West in the December 28 game in San Francisco.
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Hull Seals 200th Goal as Hawks Dominate Rangers
Stan Mikita scored three goals with one assist and Bobby Hull netted his 200th NHL goal in Chicago's 6-2 win over New York. The victory widened the Blackhawks' edge to 10 points as Detroit beat Toronto 3-1. Chicago has earned 20 points in 12 games.
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