Highland Nips Wildcats 27 22 in Tight Wrestling Meet
Central High School wrestlers fell 27 22 to Thornton Highland as Race beat Mitch Roggy 10 5 at 189 pounds. The match hinged on decisions and a forfeit in heavyweight, with standout wins by Central’s Mike Rollins at 155 and B J Newsbaum at 147, leaving Central at 2 2 on the season.
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Vik wrestlers defeat Highland in Welco dual 32 18
Valley High School earns its first Welco dual victory with a 32 18 win over Highland High. Coach Hissrich praises strong matches and pins including Dan Green defeating Rusty Archibeque in a close decision. Next up Valley faces Estes Park then University High and the Wray tournament heats up.
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Windsor matmen win welco dual over Roosevelt Riders 43 24
Windsor High School dominated the Welco dual meet, defeating Roosevelt 433 24 with five pins while Roosevelt collected two pins for seven total. Windsor wrestlers Arlen Koehler and other champions led a strong showing after recently taking first in the Berthoud Invitational.
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Williams hints at legal action over manager dispute
Williams says he may sue if AL President Cronin and Commissioner Kulh do not rule on his managerial status. He has resigned as Oakland skipper after the World Series and is blocked by A's owner Finley from joining the Yankees. A hearing in Boston with Cronin mediating could clarify the case and set a precedent.
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Colorado High School Basketball Results Across State
A dense scoreboard roundups numerous matchups listing teams such as Liberty, Poudre, Boulder, Fort Collins, Loveland, Denver, Cherry Creek, Pueblo South, Sterling, Windsor, Cheyenne Mountain, and more. Scores vary widely with many near finishes and multiple districts represented. reports also note wrestling and college basketball results from the Associated Press wire.
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Slap Shot Lifts Tigers Over Fighting Sioux in OT
Colorado College Tigers edged North Dakota 5-4 in overtime as Steve Sertich fired a 30 foot slap shot for the deciding goal. Tigers improve to 6-3 in the WCHA and 8-3 overall, while North Dakota falls to 3-8 in league and 3-8 overall.
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Loveland Teams Top Fort Lupton Sides In Double Dual
Loveland's No 1 beat Fort Lupton 95 6 and No 2 won 31 21 in a double dual with Westminster. No 1 also defeated Westminster 52 6 while No 2 beat Westminster MG 18. Only one match score was clear due to missing coach reports.
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Big 8 delays on Oklahoma TV ban lift decision
In Kansas City AP report the Big 8 took no action on Gov. Hall’s plea to lift the TV ban on Oklahoma Sooners. Conference commissioner Neinas said discussion would occur Jan 6 in San Francisco with faculty reps and athletic directors at the NCAA meeting. Hall’s meeting followed reprimands for Missouri golf coach Al Chandler.
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Spurs top Portland for WHL victory
In Denver, the Spurs beat Portland 2-1 as Glenn Patrick scored into an empty net with 1:24 left, after Portland pulled goalie Rick Sharron. Frank Spring and Connie Perey put Denver ahead 2-0 by late second, while Jim Atamenko scored for Portland midway through the final period.
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