Red Wing Austin clash shapes Big Nine battle
Red Wing and Austin meet in a pivotal Big Nine clash as defending champ Red Wing seeks key conference win to stay in front. Ove Berven’s Packers aim to spoil the upset with Rochester in the mix, while Petrich seeks his 100th league victory with Red Wing in a season strewn with notable performances across Minnesota sports.
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Appleton Named Outstanding College Lineman of 1963
Texas tackle Scott Appleton, a midseason move to middle guard for defense, earned eight votes in the AP poll to top Illinois center Dick Butkus by two points as the nation's outstanding lineman. Gordon Roberts, Appleton’s teammate and fellow Texas senior tackle, credited with blocking, supported Appleton’s honor. Browns of Nebraska was third.
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Illinois
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Nebraska
Bob Brown
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Damon Bane
California
Cal Eller
Minnesota
Vern Burke
Oregon
Rick Redman
Washington
Best Pass Catcher Taylor Nears Fourth AFL Title
Denver Bronco end Lionel Taylor, three time AFL pass catching champion, eyes a fourth straight title after 10 catches in the Broncos Raiders game. He leads the league with 100 receptions in 1961, with one game left and potential playoff stats under review. Cookie Gilchrist seeks 1,000 rushing yards as Clem Daniels closes gap with one game remaining.
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Aberdeen player Voegle wins four game singles classic
Mrs. A C Voegle of Aberdeen topped the event with a 771 actual and 60 handicap for a 231 score over four games Sunday. She posted a 245 to win the singles classic in a standout Aberdeen performance.
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First Half Champs Clinch Lead With 35 12 Record
The team finished four games ahead of Young's No. 2 with a 35 to 12 record. Listed left to right are Jack Browman, Vern Pettit Jr the sixth man Len Smith the sponsor John Moen and Howie Bingham. Dick Wachoitz was absent as the fifth man.
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Vikings End Season With Strong All Around Improvement
The Minnesota Vikings outpaced opponents 1852 rushing yards to 1733 and held foes under 400 points for the first time, finishing with 390 points allowed. Tommy Mason set a club rushing record with 763 yards. Tarkenton passed for 2311 yards and 15 touchdowns. Paul Flailey set a club receiving record with 867 yards. Fred Cox led scoring with 75 points and 70 punts. Don Hultz set an NFL record with nine opponent fumbles recovered.
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Philadelphia
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Tommy Wilson
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Fred Cox
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Detroit
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Hawks, Leafs Hit by Fines After Brutal Donnybrook
NHL president Clarence Campbell fined Reg Fleming of the Chicago Black Hawks and Ed Shack of the Toronto Maple Leafs after a Dec 7 brawl. Coaches Billy Reay and Punch Imlach each fined 1000. Chicago players Fleming 200 Balfour 100 Mikita 25 Maki 25. Toronto Baun 150 Hillman 150 Brewer 50 Stewart 25. Bench-leaving fines 100 each. Toronto won 3 0.
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Worthington Bowl Falls to Estherville JC in Nonconference Game
Estherville JC defeats Worthington JC 82 72 in a non conference matchup. Jim Clifton scores 21 for Estherville while Lynn Goving and Jim Glashoff lead Worthington with 17 each, their third loss in four games. In another contest Mason City JC beats Waldorf College 108 95 with Phil Johnson 37 points and Bill Stroitman 23.
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Worthington
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Estherville JC
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Bill Stroitman
Larry Vernon
Waldorf
LeRoy Defeated by Riceville in Wrestling Meet
Riceville Iowa defeated LeRoy 31 to 19 on Monday night with seven event wins. LeRoy winners were Reg Bach Rick Mange Ron Ullom Steve Rice and Gary Nordstrom. Bach won by pin in a gg Ot.
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Riceville
Iowa
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Bach
Peters and Ford Share AL Pitching Honors in 1968
Rookie Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox and veteran Whitney Ford of the New York Yankees shared the American League pitching honors for 1968. Peters led ERAs at 2.33 with a 19-8 record and 269 innings pitched. Ford led wins with 24 and had a .774 winning percentage. Pascual struck out 202, and both he and Ralph Terry led in complete games with 18.
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New York Yankees
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Gene Bearden
Cleveland
Camilo Pascual
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Jim Bouton
al Downing
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Yankees
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New York
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FOUls Costly As Pillsbury Edges Austin JC 64 62
In a non conference battle at Owatonna Minnesota Pillsbury College held off Austin Junior College 64 62. Marvy Brown sank two clutch free throws with 16 seconds left after a missed one and one battle to seal the win. Brown 17 and Jerry Gratton 12 led the Comets while Don Shirk 12 and Burke 20 paced Austin.
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Parseghian Walks Out on Notre Dame Coaching Negotiations
Ara Parseghian walked away from final contract talks with Notre Dame after a Tribune report premature announcing the Northwestern coach as the Irish leader. Father Joyce refused to confirm details while Parseghian returned home to consider terms, amid lingering questions on athletics director duties and recruiting control.
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Loyola Clinches No 1 Ranking In AP Cage Poll
Loyola of Chicago remains the top college basketball team after edging Detroit in overtime and narrowly defeating Western Michigan by three points. Kentucky Michigan and Cincinnati rise in the top ten with UCLA Toledo and Davidson entering the list.
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Kerr Will Miss East West Shrine Game This Year
Andy Kerr, a guiding force behind the East-West Shrine football game, will not attend due to his wife’s broken hip at their Hamilton New York home. This marks his first absence since becoming head coach in 1928.
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Bradley Defeats Minnesota 78 75 In Final Minute
The Minnesota Gophers led 33 25 in the first half but Bradley rallied to win 78 75. Lou Hudson scored 17 for Minnesota while Bradley's two late free throws sealed the victory as Minnesota fell to 4 1. Augsburg beat Concordia 87 74, Dan Anderson 37 points.
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Blooming Prairie hosts Owatonna in big time non league game
Jim Poole guides Blooming Prairie as the Gopher Conference leaders at 4-0 and 4-1 face Owatonna of the Big Nine in a non league showdown. Owatonna brings a 3-2 mark in the series as the opening 8 p.m. game unfolds with Grand Meadow at Elkton and Glenville at Emmons also on the night.
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