Pacelli Gears Up For Key Clash With St Paul Monroe
Pacelli meets St Paul Monroe at Shamrock gym at 8 15 p m with a new reserve heavy lineup led by Gary Babcock at forward. Crowe will test reserves while aiming to win, while Monroe backs height and speed in a likely tough matchup. A pre Christmas rematch with Bethlehem Academy follows Dec 18, with an undefeated Pacelli reserves B team also playing Monroe B.
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Larry Scheid
Larry Rensink
Mike McDermott
Joe Wehner
Steve Lickteig
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Monroe
Green Wave
Washington
Kurt King
Don Rieger
Dick Kleroz
Olmsted
Griffin
Ratzlaff
King
Cashill
Bethlehem Academy of Faribault
Elkton and Lyle extend Southland pace with wins
Elkton defeated Adams 76 to 60 and Lyle topped Grand Meadow 75 to 58 as Elkton stays 5-0 in conference play and Lyle matches their record. Le Roy beat Rose Creek 57 to 47. Rose Creek won the earlier prelim 44-31. Rich Hollerud led Lyle with 29 points. Ray Jeck paced Elkton with 22.
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Gerald Osmundson
Osmundson
Duane Raun
Lyle
Rich Hollerud
Mac Soderquist
Ralph Schroeder
Bill Koopal
Dave Wold
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Jim Stiles
G. Jennings
Lyle Quint
le Roy
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Dick Hanson
Don May
Ron Bulson
Jerry Brandal
Miller
Backus
Ron Kraft
College Cage Action Looms For Minnesota Quints Tonight
Seven Minnesota college basketball teams play tonight with five facing out-of-state foes in non-conference games. Carleton upset Lawrence 93-53 as St Olaf beat Ripon 79-71. St John’s moved to 20-spot in league play with a 72-62 win over Duluth. Bemidji State and Bethel also recorded wins in regional action.
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Ripon
Northfield
Wisconsin
Mike Armacost
Gordie Rush
Oles
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N.D. College
Bethel
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Wahpeton
N.D. Science
Big Ten Quintets Clash In Weekend Interconference Showdowns
Purdue Indiana and Illinois carry 3-0 marks into tonight’s games. Illinois hosts Loyola of the South. Indiana faces Kansas State. Notre Dame visits Purdue. Michigan and Wisconsin also play with ABC TV coverage of a 1:30 p.m. CST tipoff.
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Washington
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ECAC loosens rule on baseball players trying out
Newark based ECAC announces revised rules allowing baseball players to attend major league tryouts without losing college eligibility as long as no money exchanges hands.
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Blooming Prairie Tops Janesville 62 61 In Gopher Clash
Blooming Prairie nips Janesville 62 to 61 to snap a three game skid. Dean Brucwick scores 22 as Blooming Prairie led from the start and fended off a late Janesville surge. Adams pours 22 for Janesville. Jensen adds 16 for Blooming Prairie.
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Blooming
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Spring Valley Nets Fourth Straight Victory In District Play
Spring Valley beat Houston 50 33 extending the Wolves win streak to four under coach Charles McDonald. Byron defeated Hayfield 66 53. Creighton beat Drake Stoe 67 61. Beloit edged Albion 99 70.
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Austin JC Edges Mankato in Tight Non-conference Test
Austin Junior College defeated Mankato TC Freshmen 83-70 in a close non-conference clash. Warfield led Austin with 25 points, Frost 23, Austinson 16, Tate 10 as Berhends left with an injury. Mankato’s Maxwell 13 and Jensen 12 paced the visitors.
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Paul Austinson
Dick Warfield
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Gary Tate
Wagner Brothers
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Joe
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Darrell Maxwell
Bernie McNamara
Roger Andrews
Doug Jensen
John Berhrends
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Martin Luther
Southern Minnesota
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Joe Wagner
Jim Wagner
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John Behrends
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Herald
Russians Barred From Swiss Ski Championship Entry
In Grinndelwald Switzerland organizers of the Swiss international women's ski championships refuse Soviet Union entries due to Russian repression of Hungary. The Russian team has competed since 1953 mainly in long-distance events and often won. The championships run Jan to 12 and organizers condemn Soviet actions saying the spirit of freedom and fair play in sports has been ill treated.
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Soviet Union
Hungary
Boxing results from Cleveland and Guam cards
In Cleveland Yama Bahama at 155 pounds outpointed Jimmy Martinez in a 10 round bout in Bimini. In Guam Sammy Borja at 126 pounds defeated Puyas Boy at 125 in Agana. Joey Giardello faced Charley Cotton at 159 in Philadelphia.
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Yama Bahama
Bimini
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Charley Cotton
Agana
Guam
Sammy Borja
Puyas Boy
Kansas tops Washington as Chamberlain shines in Seattle
No. 1 Kansas improves to 3-0 in the season with a 77-63 win over Washington in Seattle. Chamberlain scores 30 points, Maurice King adds 24 as the Jayhawks extend their early-season streak. San Francisco crushes Loyola of Chicago to reach 60 straight victories. Alabama falls to Duke in a tournament upset.
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Seattle
Chamberlain
Maurice King
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Loyola of Chicago
Alabama
Duke
Austin Tankers Set Mark But Lose Meet
FARIBAULT Austin high school swimming dropped a 45 32 non conference meet to Shattuck as coach Vern Ojanpa’s Tankers suffer third straight loss. Austin did set a pool record in the 160 yard medley relay with Marquesen Newell Saari Smalley finishing in 1 39 5.
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Packer Mat Team Falls to Northfield in Conference Meet
Northfield upset Austin 24-18 in a Big Nine wrestling match as Austin trailed 14-0 after the opening four bouts. Key results include True at 127 pounds and Farrell at 133 pounds for Austin, with Dillavoy winning at 165. The Packers B team also defeated the Raiders 35-15.
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A. MacDonald
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W. Garlie
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L. Nielsen
Fred Radloff
R. Kubes
D. Malecha
Dennis Daugherty
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Raiders
Austin Sophs Rally Past Albert Lea in Preview Bout
The Austin Sophomores defeated Albert Lea 35 23 in a Friday night prep game. Tom Berven and Bruce Hall each scored nine points to lead the Sophs who built an early 11 4 lead and held a 19 11 halftime edge. Albert Lea was limited to five field goals with Ullman and Glesne each totaling seven points.
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Rochester
Oscar Haddorff
Austin
Tom Berven
Bruce Hall
Sophs
Ullman
Glesne
Albert Lea reaches 71 as Loge scores 31 to beat Austin
Albert Lea defeats Austin 71 53 in Big Nine action as Marion Loge pours in 31 points, 26 in the first half, to spark the Tigers. Tom Allen Ed Tree and Ken Hakeness join the surge while Austin struggles with defense and rebounding.
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Minnesota routs Winnipeg 8 0 in hockey clash
Minnesota Dominates Winnipeg Junior Rangers 8 0 as 19 players see action. Mike Pearson opened scoring early and seven teammates replicated in the contest. Winnipeg goalie Murray MacPherson stopped 35 shots while John McCartan and Don Vaia combined for 22 saves for Minnesota with half game played by McCartan.
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Winnipeg Junior Rangers
Mike Pearson
Murray MacPherson
Winnipeg
John McCartan
Don Vaia
Coaches Named for Pro Bowl Grid Game
Paddy Driscoll of the Chicago Bears was chosen to coach the West team and James Lee Dixie Howell of the New York Giants to coach the East in the seventh annual Pro Bowl game set for January 13 in Los Angeles.
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Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
James Lee
Dixie) Howell
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New York Coach Lou Little Wins 1956 Sportsmanship Award
Lou Little, retired Columbia football coach, was voted the 1956 Sportsmanship Brotherhood award on Thursday in New York, honoring fair play and leadership in college athletics.
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Lou Little
Columbia
Bears Lions title clash looms at Chicago
Chicago Bears meet Detroit Lions at Wrigley Field to decide the Western Division crown while the Eastern race may stretch to December 23 as Philadelphia upset New York and Washington, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh vie for remaining spots ahead of the December 30 championship likely held in Washington or New York.
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Cubs Trade Harry Chiti to Richmond for Silvera Deal
Chicago Cubs send catcher Harry Chiti, 24, to Richmond of the International League as part payment to the New York Yankees for newly acquired catcher Charley Silvera. Cubs obtained Silvera from the Yankees for cash and two players to be delivered later.
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Chicago Cubs
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Richmond
New York Yankees
Charley Silvera
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