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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1968

Page

6

Hackenmiller Scores 42 in Narrow Sectional Defeat

Stacyville Marian guard Tim Hackenmiller poured in 42 points in the St Ansgar Sectional final, but Northwood edged the Mustangs 74 72 to advance to sub state. Northwood’s Gary Knutson sparked a fourth quarter turnaround holding Hackenmiller to two field goals and two free throws in the final eight minutes.

Hackenmiller Stacyville Northwood Sectional John Kolb Herald ST. Ansgar Iowa Stacyville Marian Tim Hackenmiller Mustangs St. Ansevar High School Maynard Midtgaard Gary Knutson Knutson Midtgaard Bestul Mason City Vikings Plip Hackkenmiller Eave Steenee Sehrandt Cabs Kutdtson Behutz Tanner Ene Wee Pendickson Reeder Sanee Kniutaon Stacyvville

Bowling top scores across city leagues listed

Top five bowlers and high scores from multiple leagues include R Anderson 618 in Austin Bowl Downtowners, R Johnson 703 and M Siegfried 630 in City League, D Koening 692 and G Brandt 647 in FCHO Lan Lanes VFW League, with other high marks from Bantam, Senior, Ladies Auxiliary, and Moose leagues.

City League R. Johnson M. Siegfried L. White D. Ostergaard D. Whitcomb Fcho Lanes

Prep Grid Rule Change No 4 Shifts Football Rules

The 1968 prep football season will feature eight rule changes including a 11 yard penalty for players missing protective gear and new kickoff control rules. Other edits address double fouls, prohibition of mechanical video during games, interruption continuity, ineligible receivers behind the neutral zone, fair catch penalties, and sideline markings with pylons.

Home Federal routs Tempo to top City League

Home Federal improved to 8 7 in the season with a 104 to 46 victory over winless Tempo at Shaw Gym. Gordy Harder 26 Jerry Miller 21 Jerry Brunk 17 and Larry Scheid 16 led the winners while Dick Shatek and Bill Chesrin scored 14 each for Tempo.

Home Federal Tempo Shaw Gym Gordy Harder BM Lloyd Jerry Miller Jerry Brunk Larry Scheid Dick Shatek BI Chesrin

State Catholic Cage Tourney Opens in Minneapolis

The 28th Minnesota Catholic High School Basketball Tournament began in Minneapolis with Lourdes favored to win a third consecutive title. Lourdes, 18-4, meets De La Salle, 13-5, in the night opener at the Minneapolis Auditorium. Owatonna Marian, 16-4, faces St. Paul Crestin, 14-7, in the final first round game. St Thomas Academy, 15-4, vs Chaska Guardian Angel, 19-5, is the afternoon opener along with St Cloud Cathedral 20-3 against Benilde. St Cloud is ranked top in the bracket opposite Lourdes. semifinals Saturday and the final Sunday.

Minneapolis Rochester Lourdes Minneapolis de la Salle Minneapolis Auditorium Owatonna Marian St. Paul Cretin St. Thomas Academy Chaska Guardian Angel St. Cloud Cathedral Benilde St. Louis Park

Folven Bids For State Wrestling Title At 138

Austin High sophomore Craig Folven begins his bid for the State wrestling title at 138 pounds at St. Cloud. He carries a 20-1 season record into his noon opening match against Chuck Perry of Mounds View. Folven is Austin's lone entrant as defending champ Fridley is favored to repeat the team title. Other likely champions include New Hope Cooper Hopkins and St. James. Semifinals are at 7:5 p.m. tonight with consolation finals at 2 p.m. and finals at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

Austin High Craig Folven St. Cloud Folven Chuck Perry Mounds View St. Cloud State College Austin Fridley New Hope Cooper Hopkins St. James Mankato LeRoy Steve Rice Dan Root Coon Rapids

East Subdistrict Two Final: Unbeaten Teams Hayfield and Grand Meadow

Two 20-0 squads, Hayfield coached by Alan Andreotti and Grand Meadow led by Ed Draheim, meet at 8 p.m. at Austin High School gym for the East Subdistrict Two title. Grand Meadow beat Elkton 78-55 in the semifinal while Hayfield toppled Lyle 85-45. The winner advances to Tuesday in Albert Lea to face Alden or Glenville.

Herald City Austin High School Hayfield Alan Andreotti Grand Meadow Ed Draheim Elkton Bill Gross Lyle Alden Glenville Southwest Junior High Albert Lea

Hayfield Rams Past Lyle to Seal 85 45 Subdistrict Win

Hayfield, led by 6 7 standout Gross with 30 points, built a 40 22 halftime lead and cruised to an 85 45 victory over Lyle. Ron Evjen contributed 14, Proeschel 9, and Fritze 9 as the Vikings dominated boards and shot over 45 percent to extend their win streak to 20.

Hayfield Lyle Lions del Elston Vikings Dwight Goslee Goslee Bill Gross Alan Demmer Gross Alan Andreotti Andreotti Gary Fritze Jim Proeschel Ron Evjen Proeschel Fritze George Kilgore Demmer Lindo Dahl Jensen Kramer Serene Ee Meyer Hayfield Ee Lyle

Larks overpower Elkton 78 55 in East Subdistrict semifinal

Grand Meadow, coached by Ed Draheim, rolled to a 78 55 victory over Elkton as Dale Bush and Mark Kean controlled rebounds. Tom Stejskal led with 22 points, Greg Sween 16, Kean 15, Kennedy 10 while Elkton finished 13 7 on the season and failed to match the Larks on the boards.

Grand Meadow Cees Pewee Kean Kennedy Bush Shee Stejskal Pieebenes Sween Lange Beaudoin Benson Stevens Peuae R. Kennedy Svea Hilton Knutson Westfall Bernatz Seer Rogne Jacobson Tiedemann Beeff Seer Gilbert Ererenee Krull Elkton Larks Elks Dale Bush Mark Kean Mark Swenson Glenn Westfall Kean Ted Jacobson Ed Draheim Tom Stejskal Greg Sween Jim Kennedy Larkes The Tom Bernatz Barry Rogne Bruce Knutson

Macalester Opens MIAC Swim Meet With Big Lead

Macalester swept all five events on Thursday night and built a 189 to 96 point lead after the opening day of the MIAC meet. St Thomas, Gustavus Adolphus, Minnesota Duluth, and Hamline trailed with 96, 90, 72, and 46 points respectively.

Duluth, Minn Macalester Scots St. Thomas Gustavus Adolphus Minnesota-Duluth Hamline

Raymond leads Simmenthal past Zadar in Cup of Champions

Craig Raymond former Brigham Young star scored 14 points as Simmenthal of Milan defeated Yugoslavian side Zadar 75 to 60 in the European Basketball Cup of Champions quarter finals.

Milan Italy Craig Raymond Brigham Young Simmenthal of Yugoslavia Zadar

Glenville and Alden Vie for West Subdistrict Title in Albert Lea

Glenville and Alden meet in the West Subdistrict Two basketball final after midweek semifinal wins. Glenville tops Freeborn 68-63 behind Gary Buchanan 18 and four double digit scorers, while Alden overwhelms Emmons 74-47 led by Lindeman 25 and Peterson 12. The teams split in the regular season with Alden winning 79-73.

Albert Lea Glenville Alden Freeborn Emmons Clark Cipra Tom Belshaw Larry Perleberg al Lindeman Ron Peterson Southwest Junior High Gym Trojans Gary Buchanan Lindeman Blackhawks Peterson al Walker Keith van Deer Jim Berg Mathiasen Peterson Davidson Bielland Alden Sekaede Kee

District One high school scores prompt strong showings

In District One basketball Chatfield defeated Mabel Canton 78 to 53 while Harmony beat Peterson 73 to 65. District Two saw Hayfield 85 over Lyle 45 and Grand Meadow 78 over Elkton 55. District Four results included Owatonna 57 over Waseca 55 and Kenyon 74 to Goodhue 61.

Chatfield Mabel Canton Harmony Peterson Hayfield Lyle Grand Meadow Elkton Alden Emmons Glenville Freeborn Owatonna Waseca Kenyon Goodhue Cannon Falls W. Concord Medford Claremont Janesville New Richland Iowa Sectional St. Ansgar Northwood Stacyville Marian

Three AHS teams grid weekend action

Austin High unfolds a busy weekend with three teams in action. Packer swimmers compete at the Big Nine Conference meet in Winona, the basketball team hosts St Paul Harding in a non conference finale, and the Packer gymnasts meet Albert Lea in the regional championship at Ellis Junior High Gym. Gary Morgan earns All-State recognition on WCCO Radio for a fifth time this season.

Austin High Winona Winona High AHS St. Paul Harding Harding Eyam Austin Gary Morgan Wcco Radio Minneapolis Ellis Junior High Packer Albert Lea

Gophers Klatt Tops in WCHA Scoring

Minnesota's Bill Klatt leads the Western Collegiate Hockey Association with 29 points as the Gophers head into the final regular weekend. Teammate Pete Fichuk sits second with 27, while Gary Gambucci and Denver's Jim Wiste are tied for third with 26.

Associated Press Denver Pioneers Western Collegiate Hockey Association Minnesota Bill Klatt Pete Fichuk Gopher Gary Gambucci Jim Wiste

Frazier and Mathis Set for Madison Square Garden Clash

In Rhinebeck New York AP predicts a loud verbal war and a big fight when Joe Frazier and Buster Mathis meet in Madison Square Garden Monday night. The buildup from training camps promises a dramatic ring encounter.

Rhinebeck N.Y Joe Frazier Buster Mathis Madison Square Garden

Queens Victory in YMCA Hi- Y Title Game

Queens W ins the 1968 YMCA Church League Hi Y basketball tournament over St Edwards 64 to 56 at the YMCA gym. Queens advances to the Tri-State tourney in Sioux Falls South Dakota later this month. Ron Coyle led Queens with 23 points Craig Dombrock added 16 and Jon Torgrimson 14 while John Raymond topped St Edwards with 15 as Queens improves to 17 0 and St Edwards finishes 13 2.

Queen of Angels Ymca Church Ron Coyle Queens Craig Dombrock Jon Torgrimson John Raymond St. Edwards Mark

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