Wrestling action kicks off region with multi team slate
Park Rapids opens at home against Little Falls as 23 area teams begin winter competition. The schedule covers matches through Friday and Saturday tournaments featuring Park Rapids, Wadena, Bagley, Hibbing, Roseau, International Falls, Bemidji and others with regional previews and early results from Fertile Greenbush Mahnomen and Ada among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rapids
Little Falls
Blackduck
Cass Lake
Ohloe
Fosston
Vauban
Mahnomen
Thief River
Fertile
Virginia
International Falls
Brainerd
Aitkin
Detroit Lakes
Barnesville
Fergus Falls
Wadena
Walker
Remer
Bagley
Erskine
Clearbrook
Warren
East Grand Forks
Okloe
Ada
Sacred Heart
New Folden
Staples
Roseau
Grand Forks
Hibbing
Grand Rapids
Coleraine
Deer River
Greenbush
Tigers
Bruce Anderson
Craig Langved
Crookston
Handyside Brothers
Perry Doerfler
Jeff Abele
Red River
Northwood
Shanley
Newfolden
Fridley
Wauban
Fossion
Steve Guenther
Jeff Donner
Lee Weigel
Scott Brakefield
Wayne Bingham
Tim Fultz
Dave Sanders
Greyhounds
Ulen
Viking
Bruce Skalsky
Dan Brommenschecke
Bob Johnson
Dale Rage
Chuck Collins
Dave Fisher
Brad Zubke
Lloyd Bergeron
Darrell Tougas
John Larson
Robin Canty
Erick Hoglund
Thief River Falls
Luke Kaushagen
Keith Rud
Scott Pyle
Steve Waterworth
Augsburg Gusties top MIAC field in 1975 76 race
Augsburg and Gustavus Adolphus are predicted to repeat as MIAC co leaders after last season 13 5 marks. Coaches expect Gustavus to lead, with Augsburg returning guard Jeff Nessler and other veterans. St. Thomas Hamline St Olaf Duluth and St John’s hover as challengers while Concordia and Macalester show potential.
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Kaushagen
Rick Waterworth
Tim Pyle
Clearbrook
George Spencer
Steve Gunning
Steve Shelquist
LeRoy Erickson
Kris Anderson
Steve LaRue
Mike Anderson
Anderson
John Merseth
Hornets
Loren Voigt
Dave Becker
Jeff Solberg
Brent Kallestad
Minneapolis, Minn
Augsburg
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
St. Thomas
Erv Inniger
Ray Hamilton
David Lane
Burg
St. Olaf
Minnesota Duluth
St. John’s University
Concordia
Moorhead
St. Mary’s
Pat Costello
Costello
Jerry Hoffmann
John Brown
Mike Mullins
Marvin Tunstall
Gustavus
Geoffrey McCray
Paul Kottom
Ole
Bob Gelle
Duluth
Bulldogs
Mel Fratzke
Norris Washington
Brad Frank
Warren Bennett
Sonny Gulsvig
Gulsvig
Jim Morstad
Cobbers
Darwin Kreft
Paul Peterson
Mark Asherooth
Stan Drew
Bemidji
St. John’s
Johnnies
Steve Ward
Jerry Berg
Jim Smith
Minnesota
Frank Wachlarowicz
Little Falls
Smith
Macalester
Eric Anderson
Doug Bolstorff
Tom Jorgensen
Bill Bearden
Scots
Morrall injures knee but Dolphins beat Patriots 20 7
Earl Morrall stepped in for sidelined Bob Griese and led Miami to a 20 7 victory over New England. A knee injury may force an inexperienced third stringer into action next Sunday as the Dolphins face Buffalo with Griese done for the season.
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John R. Skinner
MIAMI
Earl Morrall
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
New England
Morrall
Dolphins
Meg Ney
Don Shula
Bowling league results Friday Nite Mixed Doubles
Friday league results list match scores for Lil Pickups 3 Downers 1 Kay-Max 4 Broken Arrow 0 Gophers 2 Clover Leaf 2 B and S 3 L and M1 Sheik's Crew 2 Thunders 2. High games include Bob Beaulieu 181 Arnie Pemberton 211 and several 170s and 190s by multiple bowlers.
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Lil Pickups
Downers
Kay - Max
Broken Arrow
Gophers
Clover Leaf
Sheik’s Crew
Thunders
Bob Beaulieu
Arnie Pemberton
Joe Thunder
Dick Corcoran
Dave Stevens
Doug Daniels
Jim Strong
Leroy Garrigan
Ken Mailerud
Maynard Hovet
Bernadine
Mark Lanners
Becky Lanners
Jane Marty
Gophers Band
Dowmers
Pro Football Standings and Monday Afternoon Bowling Scores
Pro football standings show Thunder 176 rest 155 and Meda Strong 168 214 220 with individual player totals. Monday afternoon bowling results list teams and players with high series scores including Peterson and Olson, plus multiple 3 4 5 7 10 splits across lanes.
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Kennedy
Olson
Newlan
Zuehrke
Carlson
Anderson
Lendseth
Miller
Pierce
Dalgleish
Lauderbaugh
Erie
Millbrath
Brown
Lock
Morgan
Simon
Gound
Bowman
McLean
Yamaha
Burnham
Dokken
Patterson
Nowlan
B. Johnson
Lindseth
Milbrath
Korf
J. Dokken
Christopherson
Christopherson 418. Splits Noman
Keeley
Dalgleith
Jacks Swim Team Fares in Dual Loss at Red River
Bemidji Lumberjacks swim team drops season opener 97 to 75 at Grand Forks Red River. Randall Fitzgerald and Paul Schaper sweep multiple events. coach Gary Mullanin praised effort despite loss. Next action Thursday hosting International Falls and Monday at Grand Forks Central.
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Bemidji Lumberjacks
Grand Forks Red River
Grand Forks Central
Redskins
Jacks
Roughriders
Bemidji
Gary Mullanin
Red River
Randy Fitzgerald
Paul Schaper
Fitzgerald
Schaper
John Schmidt
Curtlamon
Scott Fillmore
Ricky Fitzgerald
Mike Simmerman
Bob Milbrath
Bruce Slinkman
Len Dugadnik
Jack Decker
Schmidt
Randy
Rick Fitzgerald
Decker
Rick Reed
International Falls Broncos
Grand Forks
Central
Vikings See Promise In Another Winter Run
The Littlefork Vikings eye a strong basketball season after finishing 14-9 overall and 9-3 in the Northland Conference last year. Key players return amid a quick, outside-shooting approach, with several 5-9 or shorter players shaping a small but swift lineup. The rugged schedule includes Range rivals and opens December 5 at Northome.
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Littlefork Vikings
Remer
Tim Treat
Vikings
Park Rapids
Ronnie Barg
Pat Moran
Jim Treat
Rick Hair
Treat
Littlefork
Jim Bloomquist
Dave Stibbe
Bloomquist
Jeff Anderson
Ken Nygaard
John Larson
Steve Timmer
Mark Stibbe
Gary Anderson
Mike Imhof
Rick Stapleton
Terry Holden
Bagley
Northorne
Blackduck
Trent
Nashwauk
Gilbert
International Falls
Mt. Iron
Virginia
Eveleth
Knight sues NCAA over 10-man travel squad limit
Indiana University coach Bobby Knight filed a lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association challenging the 10-player traveling squad limit. Knicks acquire veteran guard Butch Beard on waivers. Nellie Fox, longtime Chicago White Sox second baseman, dies at 47 after illness. Leroy Selmon and Dewey Selmon named to AP 1975 All America team with Archie Griffin leading Ohio State.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bobby Knight
Indiana University Hoosiers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Butch Beard
Baltimore
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Leroy
Dewey Selmon
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Archie Griffin
Ohio State
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Bob Richardson
Tim Mieure
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