Central Rebounding Key to 5 0 Mark Thus Far
Pacelli faces unbeaten Central in a key contest as the Shamrocks ride a 5 0 mark. Central leads the Minneapolis City Conference with stout post play from Clifton Riley and Bob Vogel, while Pacelli relies on Mike Lobb’s scoring and rebounding to stay competitive.
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Pioneers
Mark Terres
Jim Robinson
Reggie Berry
Riley
Vogel
Torres
Robinson
Berry
Pacelli
Shamrock
Mike Lobb
Don Wistreill
Dan Leimbeck
Barry Heise
Jim Jahr
Lobb
Newman
Benilde
January Big Nine race could hinge on 13 key games
The Big Nine title chase narrows as seven teams remain, led by Austin Northfield Red Wing and Winona at 3-1, Mayo 3-2, with Mankato and Albert Lea at 2-2. January features 13 pivotal clashes on the schedule, starting Jan 6 and culminating Jan 27, promising a tight finish among contenders.
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Austin
Northfield
Red Wing
Winona
Rochester Mayo
Albert Lea
Rochester
John Marshall
Gordy Hakes
Scarlets
Power Windom
Mankato
Mayo
Owatonna
Faribault
Mahtomedi
Wells
North
Southwest
St. Paul Highland Park
Eau Claire
Doty
Morgen
Bungoard
Anderson
Aldridge
Plachecki
Knutson
Finholt
Andrews
Cromer
Dybevik
Daigneau
Meyer
Fowler
Kratzke
Christopherson
Roch
Mayo Schwanke
Rochester JM
Benz
Big Nine scoring race tightens with Doty Morgan leads
Albert Lea center Dan Doty and Austin’s Gary Morgan trade the top spot in the Big Nine scoring race as they prepare for the January 6 clash in Austin. Northfield’s Eric Bungaard climbs toward the leaders after a 29-point game, moving from 26th to 3rd in four conference outings.
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Albert Lea
Dan Doty
Austin
Gary Morgan
Doty
Morgan
Cage Stars
Northfield
Eric Bungaard
Bungaard
Raiders
Faribault
Herald
Hayfield Still Unbeaten in Wasioja Conference Loop
Hayfield coach Allan Andreotti saw the Vikings remain undefeated with an 86-57 win over Claremont in Claremont Minnesota. Center Mark Fredrickson led with 30 points as Hayfield moved to 6-1 on the season and next play January 6 at Dover-Eyota.
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Claremont
Minn
Allan Andreotti
Hayfield Cagers
Wasioja
Cards Jurgensen Shatters 2 NFL Passing Marks
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen broke two NFL season passing records in a 37-28 loss to Philadelphia. He set marks for passes attempted with 436 and passes completed with 254, surpassing previous records held by John Unitas Charley Johnson and John Brodie.
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Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Philadelphia
Jurgensen
Baltimore
John Unitas
St. Louis
Charley Johnson
John Brodie
San Francisco
Former Hawks Hero Sparks Bulls to Win
Jim Washington, now with the Chicago Bulls, scored 11 points in the final period to lead a 102-97 victory over the St. Louis Hawks in Memphis, Tennessee. Washington had waited a year to show his former team what he could do after leaving in the expansion draft.
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Associated Press
Jim Washington
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago Bulls
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago Victory
Kansas City Wins Big on 1966 AFL All Star Team
West Division champions Kansas City place nine on the 22 man AFL All Star squad. Jon Morris of Boston edges Jim Otto for center while Jim Nance and Nick Buoniconti join Morris on the first string. Ed Budde, Otis Taylor, Len Dawson and Buck Buchanan lead Chiefs veterans on offense and defense.
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Kansas City
New York
Jon Morris
Boston
Jim Otto
Oakland
Chiefs
Associated Press
Morris
Otto
Jim Tyrer
Ed Budde
Jerry Mays
Buck Buchanan
Bobby Bell
Johnny Robinson
Nance
Dawson
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Clem Daniels
Ron Mix
Billy Shaw
Buffalo
Bills
Roland McDole
Jim Dunaway
Mike Stratton
Butch Byrd
Kent McCloughan
Ken Graham
Denver
Miami
Houston
UCLA Takes All 1st Place Votes in College Ratings
UCLA collects all 35 first place votes as No 1 in the college basketball poll. Louisville rises to No 2 while North Carolina moves to No 3 and Texas Western drops to No 4 after recent losses. Brigham Young and New Mexico slide, Kansas and Vanderbilt enter the top ten.
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UCLA
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Kentucky
Brigham Young
Texas Western
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Louisville
North Carolina
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Houston
Kansas
Vanderbilt
Elaine Tanner Named Canada Female Athlete of the Year
Elaine Tanner a 15 year old Vancouver athlete who won four swimming golds at the British Empire Games and set a world record in the 220 yard butterfly was chosen Canada's female athlete of the year.
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Toronto
Elaine Tanner
Vancouver
B.C
Canada
Gusties Top Augsburg for MIAC Unbeaten Start
Gustavus Adolphus joined St Thomas and St John’s as MIAC leaders after a 77-60 league debut win over Augsburg. Gustavus led 38-35 at half and pulled away in the second half as Bob Kelly scored 31 for Augsburg. Minnesota-Duluth Hamline Bethel also won big in Monday action.
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Associated Press
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Thomas
St. John’s
Coleaders
Gusties
Augsburg
Tommies
Gustavus
Bob Kelly
Minnesota
Changes Rip Through Herald Prep Cage Polls
The Herald Minnesota prep basketball polls reveal major reshuffling in both Public and Catholic lists. Edina remains untested atop the Public rankings at 6-0 while Rochester Lourdes leads Catholic at 7-0. St. Thomas and Cretin move to No 2 and 3 as Cotter drops to No 4.
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John Kolb
Herald
Minnesota Prep
Edina
Rochester Lourdes
Wayzata
Lourdes
Winona Cotter
Eagles
Mankato Loyola
St. Paul Central
Walnut Grove
Hopkins
Minnesota
Catholic Prep
St. Paul St. Agnes
Adrian St. Adrian
Trinity
St. Paul St. Thomas
St. Paul Cretin
Austin Pacelli
St. Cloud Cathedral
St. Louis Pk. Benilde
Mpls
de la Salle
College Basketball Scores From East to Southwest
The scoreboard lists multiple results with teams from St. John's and Kansas, Duquesne and San Francisco, Georgetown and Rogers, Bonaventure and UC Santa Barbara, LIU and Hartwick, Vanderbilt and Florida, Georgia Tech and Brown, Mississippi and SMU, Mississippi State and Alabama, Northwestern and Tulane, Cincinnati and Colorado, Illinois and Wisconsin, San Diego State and Tulsa, Colorado State and Omaha, Ohio University and Northern Illinois, North Dakota State and Huron, South Dakota and Terko, Texas West and Wichita, Rice and Lamert Tech, New Mexico and North Dakota, Far West matchups include Oregon and Hewell, Stanford and Arizona, California and Utah, Wyoming and Texas Tech, Montana and Seattle Pacific, Gonzaga and Melbourne Club, Seattle University and Missouri. Tournament action shows Tampa Invitational first round Florida State against Citadel and North Carolina against Columbia.
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Far West
Oregon
Hewell
Stanford
Arizona
California
Utah
Wyoming
Texas Tech
Montana
Seattle Pacific
Gonzaga
Melbourne Club
Australia
Seattle U
Missouri
Florida St
Citadel
Ne. Carolina
Columbia
South Carolina
Elon
Georgetown
Rutgers
Illinois
Wisconsin
Providence
Santa Clara
Mississippi State
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana State
San Diego State
Tulsa
Bowling top five and high scores from local leagues
Summary of leading bowlers and top scores across Austin Bowl Progressive League City League Echo Lanes Echo Junior League Echo Bowlerettes League K of C League YMCA League Hoot Owl League Classic League with players such as J Berry H Busch R Kos R Hoffman N Pike F Golberg C Tiernan Opal Peterson Merlin Sellers and R Ostergaard posting standout games and standings.
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Progressive League
Midging
J. Berry
H. Busch
R. Kos
R. Hoffman
North Carolina one of teams that can topple UCLA, NYU coach says
NYU coach Lou Rossini declared North Carolina capable of beating UCLA after the Tar Heels crushed Columbia 98-66 in the Tampa Invitational. Ken Calloway hit the winning jumper for Cincinnati in a 66-64 win over Colorado as John Howard led UC with 24 points. Florida State, Texas Western, New Mexico, St. John’s, Vanderbilt, Northwestern, and others posted wins in a day full of ranked and notable performances.
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Calloway
Bearcats
Colorado
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Columbia
Tampa
Fla
John Howard
UCLA
NYU
Lou Rossini
Tar Heels
Florida State
Seminoles
Citadel
Jeff Hogan
FSU
Texas Western
Orioles Robinson Wins 12th Lou Gehrig Memorial Award
Brooks Robinson, third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles, was named the winner of the 12th annual Lou Gehrig Memorial Award. The announcement came from committee chairman Chad Skinner on Sunday.
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Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Lou Gehrig Memorial
Chads
Skinner
Rayman Leads Austin Bowl Jackpot with 731 Series
Rayman set the pace in the Men's Jackpot Bowling at the Austin Bowl with a 731 series. Chuck Shotliff, Al Johnson, and Gary Sabanish followed. In the Women's Jackpot Bowl, Norraine Handke led the 150 average plus division with 541, followed by Iris Vincent, Betty Enright, and Darry Kruger. Carol Hamilton had the top single game, and Gerrie Evenson led the 131-150 bracket with 556. Betty Bure posted the top single game total.
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Bob Rayman
Rayman
Chuck Shotliff
al Johnson
Gary Sabanish
Austin Bowl
Norraine Handke
Handke
Iris Vincent
Betty Enright
Darry Kruger
Carol Hamilton
Gerrie Evenson
Chris Irvin
Neela Ferguson
R. McDermott
Betty Bure
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Bob Dymacek
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Ben Monroe
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Nashville
Tom Hagan
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