All-Big Ten football team dominated by Michigan and Ohio State
Ohio State and Michigan led the 1975 All-Big Ten selections by the AP with seven first team honorees and five for Michigan. Unanimous picks were Archie Griffin and Tim Fox of Ohio State. The teams feature heavy upperclassmen across offensive and defensive units with notable names from Purdue Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan State among others.
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Gusties Hold Off Beavers 77 63 In MIAC Opener
Gustavus Adolphus defeated Bemidji 77 to 63 at St Peter led by Dan Houck with 21 points and Dan Grunst 15 as Bemidji cut the margin to nine late before Gustavus pulled away. The Beavers shot 32 percent while Gustavus hit 50 percent.
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Morlan's Sports Review Hits Crookston in Hockey Clash
Cliff Morlan previews a hockey night in Crookston against Cathedral with Chuck Grillo's 10 Lumberjacks favored by about three goals. He notes early season tests, regional outlook, and potential for tournament play, while mixing in high school basketball, football, and Minnesota sports asides.
Blackduck Drakes Open Season With Experienced Skewed Lineup
Blackduck Drakes, 17 6 last season and Northland champions, return three starters led by Dave Cross Dean Larson and Bob Greuer as coach Jim Ross begins a crowded schedule. Park Rapids opener tonight tests a smaller lineup facing Bagley Deer River Mahnomen and more with Scott Anderson as assistant.
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Jacks six seek second win at Cathedral
Bemidji Lumberjacks travel to Crookston to face Cathedral Blue Wave in the Region 8 race after an 8-1 season opener win over Fergus Falls. Coach Chuck Grillo tests line combinations and defense as the Jacks aim for a quick road win before a home test against Thief River Falls.
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New Kelliher Dragons Face Rebuilding Under New Coach
Tom Blackmore takes over the Kelliher Dragons this winter as five starters depart from last year’s 9 12 squad. Only three lettermen remain with key losses and a tall task ahead in Longbow League play against larger foes like Baudette Blackduck and Backus. Five seniors expected to start with a schedule kicking off at Baudette and including games at Bigfork Nevis Redlake and Warroad among others.
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