Pacelli Edges Hill 68 65 In Fourth Quarter Rally
Pacelli Shamrocks overcome a slow start to beat Hill High 68 65 in Maplewood. Lobb scores 35 points and grabs 18 rebounds as Jahr adds 10, lifting Pacelli to 3 2 on the season with two tough games ahead.
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Pacelli
Hill
Herald
Maplewood Minn
Austin Pacelli
Hill High
Maplewood
St. Paul
Lobb
Jahr
Shamrock
Dusek
Stanach
Mason City
Newman
St. Louis Park Benilde
von Feldt
Ostaach Heise
Byrne Lobb
E Imbeck
Holtkamp
Cashman
Shedican Istreill
Oroeske Filler
Herzog
Odusek Dahr
Semeja Heegard
Hill Eee
Austin Juveniles Fall Twice in Weekend Ice Games
The Austin Juveniles hockey team lost 6-3 to Albert Lea on Saturday and 1-0 in overtime to Shattuck at Faribault on Sunday. Goalie Tom Slupe made 33 saves against Albert Lea and 40 versus Shattuck. Scorers for Albert Lea were Doug Rutledge Dave and Roger Schaefer. Next game is December 26 at Owatonna with possible prior scheduling.
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Austin
Albert Lea
Faribault Shattuck
Tom Slupe
Shattuck
Doug Rutledge
Dave
Roger Schaefer
Owatonna
Austin Champions Claim No 1 Trophy at Assembly
Roxie Aho of the Pioneer Press presents the championship trophy to the top team during an all school assembly held last Friday, celebrating Austin's champions as the leading squad in the region.
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Roxie Aho
Pioneer Press
Bowling Top Scorers From Echo Lanes Meet
Top five scorers at Echo Lanes include Sanvick 530 Sellars 506 Red 495 Booker 485 and Haugland 480 plus Sunday mixed doubles leaders Clifford 566 Deike 560 Carroll 525 and Reed 488. Bantam girls Weber 364 Wolfe 364 Tracy 325. Austin police league and bowl guys and gals top marks listed.
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Echo Lanes
B. Sanvick
B. Sellars
B. Red
Booker
R. Haugland
Sunday Wite
H. Clifford
J. Deike
Ed. Carroll
B. Carroll
L. Reed
L. Carroll
P. Clifford
Vi Tador
M. Nielsen
M. Jones
Echo Bantam Girls
L. Weber
M. Wolfe
K. Tracy
J. Crumb
C. Hodges
Austin Police League
D. Gabrielson
R. Buck
M. Ehmke
D. Siegfried
J. Lorimer
Pacelli Bees Fall 42-39 on Road at Hill Bees
Pacelli B team drops 42-39 to Hill B on the road. The game tied 16-16 after the first quarter and 29-26 at halftime before Hill B pulled away in the final period. Steve Wagner led Pacelli with 13 points, with Wohl also scoring 13.
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Pacelli
Hill Bees
Maplewood
Minn
Bill Marton
Little Shamrocks
Hill
Shamrocks
Steve Wagner
Wohl
Bill
Thorp Loon Tops City Loop Again In 1966-67 Opener
The Austin City League opens with defending champion Thorp Loon as top favorite facing No 1 challenger Home Federal at 9 p.m. Tuesday at Shaw Gym. League slate runs Tuesdays and Thursdays with one game per night, featuring YMCA Moose Lodge and Crest Austin Bowl.
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Austin City League
Thorp Loon
Federal
Shaw Gym
YMCA
Moose Lodge
Crest-Austin Bowl
Austin Gymnasts Top Lincoln for 2-0 Record
Austin coached by Dean Bishop remain undefeated against Lincoln with a 632 to 4142 win at Ellis Jr. High. Bryan Hill led with five firsts and a second, while Greg McGuinness won side horse. Austin improves to 2-1 on the season and also won the B team 56 to 34.
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Austin
Dean Bishop
Twin Cities
Bloomington
Lincoln
Ellis Jr. High
Packers
N. St. Paul
Conf
Bishop
Dave Esse
Jim Lee
Bryan Hill
Hill
Greg McGuiness
Mankato
Mpls
Roosevelt
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Peterson
Mortenson
Opheim
Pierson
Side Horse
McGuiness
Jones
Tie Bartley
Gullickson
Norman
Morgan
Smith
High Bar
Saman
Kos
Grundy
Asphelm
Vikings Rally From Lions For 28 16 Victory
Minnesota finishes 28 16 over Detroit to snap a four game skid while two more Vikings injuries surface. Fran Tarkenton connects with Red Phillips for a 29 yard score as Paul Flatley and Preston Carpenter add TDs. Lions’ Sweetan leads rushers with 69 yards.
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Lions
Detroit Lions
Minnesotans
Detroit
Chicago
van Brocklin
Jim Phillips
Gary Larsen
Shiloh
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Red Phillips
Dave Osborn
Tommy Vaughn
Viking
Sweetan
Garo Yepremian
Cyprus
Paul Flatley
Flatley
Bill Brown
John Henderson
Ron Kramer
Yepremian
Bruce Maher
Tarkenton
Yep
Remian
Preston Carpenter
Bill Malinchak
Tom Nowatzke
Bobby Felts
Packer Swimmers Shine in Weekend Relays
Austin High under coach Bud Higgins prepared for a double dual with Edina and Mankato after a busy weekend. At Mankato the Packers won five events including 400 yard freestyle and 200 yard butterfly relays setting a new record, while at St. Louis Park they claimed three runner up finishes and set another pool record in the 200 yard butterfly relay.
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Bud Higgins
Austin High
Edina
Mankato
YMCA
Rochester
John Marshall
St. Louis Park
Packers
Austin
Tom Madura
Terry Lee
Pete Hass
Jon Stephenson
John Richardson
Tom Reggen
Scheid
Chuck Arett
Hutchinson
Mpls
de la Salle
St. Paul Harding
Bill Peterson
Larry Lundquist
George Wright
Hass
Wright
Stoike
Peterson
Arett
Richardson
Stephenson
Lee
Gary Thompson
Dave Watts
Jim
Bob Fishers
Park
St. Cloud Tech
Roseville Kellogg
St. Paul Murray
Green Bay Opponent Still Unknown as Top Challengers in East Falter
The NFL playoff picture tightens as Dallas, St. Louis, and Philadelphia stumble while Green Bay seizes the Western crown with a late drive and a fumble recovery. Washington edged Dallas 34-31. Atlanta beat the Cardinals 16-10. Philadelphia toppled Cleveland 33-21.
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East Falter
St. Louis
Cleveland
Dallas
Atlanta
Falcons
Philadelphia
al Nelson
Browns
Cowboys
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Giants
San Francisco
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Gogolak
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Prep Swim Poll Released by Minnesota Coaches Association
The first weekly prep swimming rankings from the Minnesota High School Swimming Coaches Association place Hopkins at No 1 and Edina St Cloud Tech Austin Hibbing follow. Rochester Mayo John Marshall and Winona are listed in the top ten.
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Minnesota Prep
Minnesota High School Swimming Coaches Assn
Austin High
Bud Higgins
Hopkins
Edina
St. Cloud Tech
Austin
Hibbing
Rochester Mayo
John Marshall
Winona
Pacelli Grapplers Host Albert Lea B Reserves Meet
Pacelli wrestling coach Pete Schmidt names the starting lineup for tonight’s 7 30 p m clash with Albert Lea B reserves at Pacelli Gym. Pacelli carries a 3 1 record led by 4 0 stars Ginder Askerud and King with four pins.
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Albert Lea
Pacelli
Pete Schmidt
Shamrocks
Albert Lea B
Pete Ginder
Joe Schmidt
Bob de Vriendt
Jim McDermott
Scott Morehouse
Ed Sack
Rick Askerud
Ron King
Mark Marcel
Mike Hanson
Bob Shaw
Dave Hoeppner
Ginder
Askrud
King
Askerud
Pacelli Booster Club to Meet Tonight at Pacelli High
Pacelli Athletic Director Bill Marton announced a booster club meeting at Pacelli High School set for 8 p.m. tonight. All supporters are welcome to attend.
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Pacelli
Bill Marton
Pacelli Booster Club
Pacelli High School
Marton
Austin State Junior College faces SMJCC title bid test
North Hennepin State JC handed ASJC a 103-92 defeat at Osseo High School, dropping the Blue Devils to 1-4 in SMJCC play with four games left. Lerud scored 36 in the loss, while Don Hildenbrand led North Hennepin with 28 as Rochester and Mankato Bethany pull away atop the conference.
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Mankato Bethany JC
Rochester JC
Cece
St. Paul Concordia
N. Hennepin JC
Wat
Worthington JC
Anoka-Ramsey JC
Metropolitan JC
New Ulm Dml
Ee Dee Austin JC
Hennepin JC
Austin Rochester JC
New Ulm
Martin Luther
Willmar JC
Osseo
Minn
North Hennepin State JC
Minneapolis
Osseo High School
Austin State
Blue Devils
Mankato
Bethany JC
Rochester State JC
Dr. Martin Luther College of New Ulm
Austin High
Luther
Lancers
ASJC
Luther Here
Blue Devil
Wayne Lerud
Lerud
Bethany
Rochester
North Hennepin
Don Hanson
Dan Carroll
Hanson
Carroll
Jim Carothers
Jim Bartveld
Don Hildenbrand
Big Gun
Stroman
Cleveland
Hayfield Cagers Extend Home Winning Streak to 34
Hayfield defeated Pine Island 74 to 50 on their home court to run the Vikings’ home winning streak to 34. Mark Fredrickson scored 17 points while Garth Weis, Gary Fritze and Steve Arendts added 14, 12 and 10 points as Hayfield improves to 4-0 in the season and 41- overall. Millering led Pine Island with 18.
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Hayfield
Minn
Wasioja
Pine Island
Vikings
Allan Andreotti
Winona
Mark Fredrickson
Garth Weis
Gary Fritze
Steve Arendts
Millering
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Steve Dusek
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Heard
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Norm van Brocklin
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