Pacelli Falls 84 80 to Central in Double Thriller
Pacelli forward guard Tom Ball scored 37 points including an 18 point fourth quarter but the Shamrocks lost 84 80 at Pacelli gym to Minneapolis Central who won both basketball and football hopes. Central built a 14 point lead before Pacelli rallied.
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Pacelli
Tom Ball
Shamrocks
Minneapolis Central
Pacelli Gym
Ball
Mike Lobb
Randy Heise
Austin Athletic Field
Central
Minneapolis
Pioneers
Don Carlson
Carlson
Lourdes
Rochester
Newman
Mason City
Paul Hatchett
Hatchett
Mike Berry
Louie Boone
Boone
Fridley
Celli Gym
Pacelli Fost
Robinson
Lobby
Torres
Przytorski
Whitmore
Vogel
Carroll
Spears
Hesse
Lief
Maybone O
Halverson
Dave Will
Berry
Totels
Central Evipees
Man-made barriers focal point at Discover America speech in Detroit Lakes
Robert Short national chairman of Discover America Inc spoke at a Chamber dinner in Detroit Lakes urging removal of travel barriers. He highlighted efforts to boost U S travel, improve international understanding, and cut the balance of payments deficit. Short noted 12 month operation of parks and venues and suggested liquor law overhaul and fairer hunting and fishing fees. He described travel industry growth as a multi sector challenge. Short, 48, Minneapolis native, owns Admiral Merchants Motor Inc The Leamington hotel KRHM FM, and once owned the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Discover America, Inc
Robert FE. Short
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit Lakes
Short
Jack Kerr
Minnesota
Discover America
Johnson
U.S
United States
America
Rookies Butkus Sayers make 1965 All NFL squad
Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers, first year pros, earned spots on The Associated Press 1965 All NFL team. Other honorees include Unitas at quarterback, Jimmy Orr and Jim Parker on offense for the Colts, Bob Boyd at cornerback, Forrest Gregg Willie Davis Herb Adderley Willie Wood for the Packers, Dick Schafrath and Bob Brown for Cleveland and Philadelphia respectively, Pete Retzlaff at tight end, Dave Parks as top receiver, Gary Collins, Tommy McDonald, and Mick Tinglehoff winning center over rivals.
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Unitas
Colts
Swift
Jimmy Orr
Mammoth
Jim Parker
Bob Boyd
Packers
Forrest Gregg
Willie Davis
Herb Adderley
Willie Wood
Cleveland
Dick Schafrath
Bob Brown
Philadelphia
Eagles
Pete Retzlaff
San Francisco
Dave Parks
Gary Collins
Browns
Los Angeles
Tommy McDonald
Mick Tinglehoff
Minnesota
John
Pacelli Bees Fall After Tough Twin Half Effort
The Pacelli Bees dropped their game 41 28 after Central juniors led 19 12 at halftime and Central sophomores held Pacelli scoreless in the final quarter. Pacelli shows a 2 3 record with three straight losses after opening wins.
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Central
Lee Koll
Pacelli
Central Juniors
Central Sophs
Shamrocks
Pacelli Bees
Pacelli Bee
Heisent
Bedell Obushow
Feldt
Boudreeux
White
Stratton Strand
Wegner
Dombrock
Su Eeaees
Eeeoneese
Stewartville Tops Lark Cager 74 49 in Non-Conference Clash
Stewartville sped to a 74 49 victory over Grand Meadow’s Larks in a non conference game. Bob Fisher scored 16, Don Beach added 12, and Lance Nickel 11 as the Tigers opened 18 6 first quarter lead and held a 57 31 edge after three periods.
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Stewartville
Larks
Bob Fisher
Don Beach
Lance Nickel
LeRoy Cardinals Tie for Southland Lead After Elkton Win
LeRoy Cardinals beat Elkton 54 to 37 to share first place in the Southland Conference with Grand Meadow. Gary Kohn scored 17 as LeRoy built a 16-6 first quarter lead and led 36-13 at halftime, finishing 4-1 in conference and 5-1 overall. Elkton’s Neal Luedtke had 10 points in a winless 0-6 season.
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Leroy
Minn
Elkton
LeRoy Cardinals
Grand Meadow
Cardinals
Gary Kohn
Jay Rasmussen
Neal Luedtke
Elks
Saldivar Named Boxer of the Year in Mexico City
Vicente Saldivar, world featherweight champion from Mexico, was selected Boxer of the Year by the federal District Boxing Commission on Tuesday.
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Mexico City
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Federal District Boxing Commission
Hard Running Sayers Wins NFL Rookie of the Year
Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears captures AP rookie of the year honors in a standout debut season. He scored six touchdowns in a game, set a rookie season record with 22 total TDs, led the league with 132 points, and totaled 867 rushing yards at a 5.2 average, while Ken Willard and Dick Butkus trailed in voting.
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Sayers
NEW York
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Kansas
Ken Willard
San Francisco 49Ers
North Carolina
Dick Butkus
Bears
Illinois
Savers
San Francisco
Ernie Nevers
Jim Brown
Drake Aims to Reach .500 Record vs Michigan State
Drake seeks its first win over a Big Ten foe this season and to move its record to 4-3 as it hosts Michigan State. The Bulldogs are 3-3 with losses to Iowa twice and Minnesota, all against Big Ten opponents.
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Des Moines
Drake
Michigan State
Bulldogs
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawkeyes to Have 1st Negro Coach
Iowa City announces Frank Gilliam and six assistants named by new head coach Ray Nagel to join the Hawkeyes football staff. Gilliam, part of the Rose Bowl championship squad a decade ago, becomes the first Negro coach in Iowa program history.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Big Ten
Frank Gilliam
Hawkeyes
Ray Nagel
LeRoy Wrestlers Remain Unbeaten in Nonconference Win
LeRoy trounces Spring Valley 26-20 to stay undefeated at 5-0 on the season. LeRoy B team also wins 39-11, with individual bouts featuring pins and decisions across multiple weights.
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Spring Valley
Minn
LeRoy
Walter Hagen Turns 73 In Quiet Michigan Birthday
Traverse City Michigan AP reports Walter Hagen legendary golfer known as the Haig celebrated his 73rd birthday at his cottage retreat in northern Michigan. He won major national and international titles in the early 20th century and spent the day quietly at home.
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Traverse City
Mich
Walter Hagen
Haig
Michigan
Brooks Robinson to be honored as Orioles MVP at Tops in Sports Dinner
Brooks Robinson will be honored as the Baltimore Orioles' most valuable player by the Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association at its Tops in Sports Dinner on January 14 in Baltimore.
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Honor Robinson
Baltimore, Md
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Oriole
Maryland Professional Baseball Players’ Association
Osage Tops Packers In Close Wrestling Clash
Iowa power Osage, defending state champs, rallied to beat the Austin Packers 32 11 on Tuesday. Packers took the first two matches but failed to match Osage's experience as the rally followed with decisive pins and decisions, while the Osage B squad edged Osage B 28 21.
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Iowa
Austin Packers
Packers
Austin
Chuck Prunty
Osage
AJC Aims for Third Straight Win at Central
The Hal Cuff coached cag ers travel to Central JC in Minneapolis for their final 1965 game. A victory would lift the Blue Devils to 5-2 on the season. Tipoff is 8 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. wrestling match between AFC and Central wrestlers preceding the basketball.
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AJC
Hal Cuff
Cagers
Central JC
Minneapolis
Blue Devils
AFC
Central
Packers Close Pre-Holiday State Tonight
The Austin Packers close 1965 play with a non-conference basketball game hosting Minneapolis West at the Austin High gym at 8 p.m. The B team plays West B at 6:30 p.m. A win would push their record to 6-1 and a four-game streak. Coach Haddorff plans to start Larson Henry Jacobson Stilwell and Hanson.
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Packers
Austin Packers
Minneapolis West
Austin High Gym
Dave Rathke
Austin
Haddorff
Bob Larson
Dean Henry
Mark Jacobson
Don Hanson
Dave Stilwell
Home Federal Tops The Shed To Lead City League
Home Federal moved into first place in the Austin Men’s City Basketball League with an 83 to 71 victory over The Shed on Tuesday night. John Steffen scored 25 points to lead four Home Federal players in double figures as Bill Lloyd added 15 and Bill Nordstrom and Jerry Wilde 13 each. Don Stilwell led The Shed with 25 points, followed by Phil Bundy 17 and Keith Hines 11.
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Home Federal
Austin
The
Shed
John Steffen
Bill Lloyd
Bill Nordstrom
Jerry Wilde
Don Stilwell
Phil Bundy
Keith Hines
49ers Scoring Leads NFL Passing and Total Offense
The final NFL team statistics show the 49ers leading in both total offense and passing with 5 270 total yards and 3 487 passing. Baltimore ranked third in passing and fifth in total offense but rely now on Tom Matte as Jacoby Unitas and Gary Cuozzo depart. Bears also net 52 touchdowns, Packers allow 22.
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New York
Green Bay
San Francisco
49Ers
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Packers
Andrews and Bungaard Lead Big Nine Scoring Pace
Underclassmen dominate the Big Nine scoring race as Jan 7 pause nears. Faribault junior Todd Andrews has 55 points in two games and Northfield junior Eric Bungaard 79 in three, pacing a shift with averages around 27.5 and 26.3. New top scorers include Dave Stilwell and Don Hanson tied at 56 points, with Beek, Bowron, and Ness newly added to the top list.
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Todd Andrews
Faribault
Eric Bungaard
Northfield
Andrews
Mankato
Falcons
Bungaard
Austin
Dave Stilwell
Don Hanson
Don Hazelton
John Walski
Winona
Rvy Andrews
Stilwell Austin
Hanson Austin
Hazelton
Walski
Bowron
Rochester
Bigelow
Reigel Owatonna
Hoffman
Henry
Ness
Rockets Triumph In Tri-Swimming Meet Victory
Rochester John Marshall tops Austin and Bloomington Lincoln at the YMCA pool for a 77-57-34 tri-meet. Rockets win two relay or individual events, with Rochester swimmers claiming five firsts to finish the 1965 half-season strong. Packers drop to 3-3, resume January 7 vs Mason City.
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Rochester
John Marshall
Austin
Bloomington
Lincoln
YMCA
Rockets
Packers
Mason City
Scoreboard Basketball Big Nine and Other Districts
Albert Lea 60, Wells 55. Mpls Southwest 57, Rochester 47. Faribault 53, Forest Lake 47. Mankato 70, Breckinridge 59. LeRoy 54, Elkton 47. Stewartville 74, Grand Meadow 49. Mpls Central 84, Austin Pacelli 80. Marshfield Columbus 71, Winona Cotter 60. St Paul St Thomas 63, St Paul St Agnes 54. Rochester 77, Austin 57. Bloomington Lincoln 34. Austin B 28, Osage B 21. Osage 32. Austin 11.
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Rochester
Bloomington
Austin
Skriseth
Hodgeson
R. Garbisch
Hass
Arett
Bickford
Lee
Brecke
Swenson
Darst
Madura
Ramsey
Arg
Peterson
Carlson
Nyer
Masson
Zarth
West
Wright
Fisher
Sproule
Stoike
Howe
Rhode
Albert Lea
Wells
Southwest
Faribault
Forest Lake
Mankato
Breckinridge
Southland
LeRoy
Elkton
Stewartville
Grand Meadow
Central
Austin Pacelli
Marshfield Columbus
Winona Coter
St. Paul St. Thomas
St. Paul St. Agnes
Bowling Top Five From Local Leagues Featured
The Morning Star and Echo Lanes publish top five bowlers in multiple leagues. Standouts include P Beeman 533 and Audrey Arneson 498 in Austin Bowls, O Hoviand 613 in Recreation, V Bridgeman 564 in Merchants, and R Benesh 643 in Echo Lanes American League.
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P. Beeman
Audrey Arneson
F. Maloney
Baldus
H. Nelson
Raiders Tested by Be nilde in Pacelli Tourney opener
Cretin Raiders of St Paul prepare for a clash with unbeaten St. Louis Park Benilde in the first round of the Pacelli Holiday Tourney after a 56 48 loss to Benilde last Friday. Coach Len Horyza plans to start Greg Bronk Steve Palmer Tim Origer Jeff Witte and Pat Gillespie as they seek a rebound win.
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St. Louis Park
Benilde
Raiders
St. Paul
Len Horyza
Red Knights
Pacelli
Horyza
The
Knights
Herald
Minneapolis North
Cretin
de la Salle
St. Paul Central
Brainerd
U of M
Maplewood Hill
Greg Bronk
Steve Palmer
Tim Origer
Guards
Jeff Witte
Pat Gillespie
Radiers
E. Grand Forks Sacred Heart
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Ed Draheim
LeRoy Tee
Jack Hand
D. Rice
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Funk
Mueller
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Smith
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Thompson
Central Tonight
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