Wisconsin All Catholic second team backfield stars listed
UPI selects the second annual Wisconsin All Catholic high school football team with 11 first team players from 11 schools led by Milwaukee Catholic Conference representation. Notable backs include Pat Daly and Tom Zagrodnik, while Dave Gagermeier gains second team honors alongside Joe Michuta and Bill Davis.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Paul Mix
Menasha St. Mary
John Shanahan
Wauwatosa Pius XI
Milwaukee Catholic Conference
Domintes
Shanahan
Milwaukee Loop
Pat McAleer
Kenosha St. Joseph
Mike Madden
Waukasha Memorial
Tom Zagrodnik
Milwaukee St. John’s Cathedral
Tom Fox
Milwaukee Marquette
McAleer
Zagrodnik
Fox
Dave Gagermeier
la Crosse Aquinas
UPI
Mix
Mike Harrington
Beloit Catholic
Edgar Dennis
Eau Claire Regis
Andy Kurz
Stevens Point Pacelli
Pat Daly
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
Gagermeier
Michuta
Joe
John
Marquette University
Aquinas
John Michuta
Kenosha St. Joseph Sr
Beloit Catholic Sr
Paul Mix Menasha
Mary Sr
Wauwatosa
XT Sr
Eau Claire Regis Sr
Stevens Point Pacelli Sr
Waukesha Memorial Sr
Bucks
Tom
Little All-America Has A Big Line
AP selects 1960 Little All America with 220 pound line led by Dick Greens from Ohio University and Doug Brown from Fresno State. Backfield features Dale Mills of Northeast Missouri State and Paul Terhes of Bucknell with 87 of 155 passes for 981 yards and nine TDs. Other notables include John Simko of Augustana and Charles Long of Chattanooga.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Dick Greens
Ohio University
Cleveland Browns
Doug Brown
Fresno State
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas
Tom Hackler
Tennessee Tech
Erie
Milmont
Charles
Tornado) Fuller
San Francisco State
Muskingum
Bill Cooper
Fuller
Vallejo
Calif
John Simko
Augustana
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
S. D
North Dakota
Whitewater QB Roger Johnson Named to 1960 Little All-America Third Team
Roger Johnson of Whitewater College was named to the 1960 Little All-America third team by the AP. Johnson led Whitewater to the Wisconsin State College Conference title. Honorable mention went to Ron Anton and Les Nesbit, with other Wisconsin players Jim Kuplic Beloit Don Natalizio Carroll and Joe Lamers Lawrence cited.
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New York
Roger Johnson
Whitewater
Wis
Associated Press
Ron Anton
Les Nesbit
Wisconsin
Jim Kuplic
Beloit
Don Natalizio
Carroll
Joe Lamers
Lawrence
Central Plays Abes At Eau Claire Friday In Big Rivers
La Crosse Central travels to Eau Claire to open the Big Rivers Conference season. The Red Raiders, still finding rhythm on offense, meet the Old Abes who boast a strong league record and seek to defend the title.
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Abes
Eau Claire
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Central
Big Rivers
Stan du Franc
Red Raiders
Wisconsin Rapids
Wauwatosa
Baraboo
Rhinelander
Central
Mary E. Sawyer
Rapids
Roger Griffin
Ron Czechowicz
Harry Gibbs
Gene Haag
Stan Johnson
Ron Veleke
Dick Hanson
Ron Paquette
Menomonie
Chippewa Falls
Marinette
Wausau
Menominee, Mich
Indians Battle Luther Quintet In Opener
La Crosse State College opens its 1960-61 home basketball schedule at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium hosting Luther College Decorah. Tip time is 7 p.m. Coach Cliff DeVoll seeks a second straight win after a season opening victory over Bethel. Luther led by Hamlet Peterson plays its season debut.
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la Crosse State College
Luther College of Decorah
Mary E. Sawyer
P.m
Cliff DeVoll
Bethel
Luther
Hamlet Peterson
State College Coaches Tangle Over Pro Contracts
Wisconsin State College Conference officials met in Stevens Point to resolve eligibility disputes after ten athletes signed professional baseball deals. Platteville State announced it would not play any team with professional players, risking AAU eligibility for its programs. Carroll College echoed the stance against Oshkosh State if Ron Dibelius played, amid a 5-5 NAIA rule vote deadlock.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin
State College
Platteville State
Harry Henderson
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
John Barth
Platteville
Amateur Athletic Union
Carroll College
Oshkosh State
Titans
Ron Dibelius
Evashevski Honored As Coach Of The Year
The Pigskin Club of Washington named Forest Evashevski of the University of Iowa head coach of the year. Syracuse halfback Ernie Davis was cited as outstanding back and Indiana end Earl Faison as outstanding lineman.
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Washington
Pigskin Club
Forest Evashevski
University of Iowa
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Earl Faison
Indiana
Big Ten Basketball Opens Season With 92 Nonconference Games
Six teams including defending champion Ohio State begin the Big Ten season with 92 nonconference games nationwide. Ohio State visits Ohio University as Illinois hosts Creighton while Indiana, Michigan State and others debut, with several tournament warmups shaping the race for the Jan. 7 title start.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Big Ten
Ohio University
Creighton
Illinois
South Dakota State
Iowa
Bradley
Minnesota
Western Michigan
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Baker
Michigan
Purdue
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Indiana State
Michigan State
Butler
Evansville
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Penn State
Air Force
Kentucky
Indianapolis
New York
Los Angeles
Portland
Big Ten Power
Tomah Grapplers Triumph Over Wisconsin Dells in Dual
Tomah High School defeated Wisconsin Dells 44 to 2 in a wrestling match held Tuesday night in Tomah.
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Tomah
Wis
Wisconsin Dells
Kurt Olson
Jim Seiss
Alan Olson
Bob Kamrath
Walt Spolum
Dave Pharo
Phil Winchell
Charles Maum
Bob Tucker
Ron Lowell
Dennis Pharo
Howard Hanson
Boxing results span cities with multiple stoppages and decisions
In Edmonton Nigeria stopped Wilsie Greaves for a middleweight title as Detroit outpointed Freddie Martinovich in another card. Paris and Paterson hosts saw Roland La Starza stop Danny Logan while Haruo Sakamoto outpointed Dommy Ursua in Tokyo. Jae Keun Yong beat Young Wild Cezar in Iligan as Gene Gresham edged Freddie Martinovich in McKeesport. Neal Rivers defeated Leo Owens in Los Angeles Las Vegas card, with several other citywide bouts reported.
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Edmonton
Mckeesport
Gene Gresham
Detroit
Freddie Martinovich
Pittsburgh
Manila
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Rocky Kalingo
Philippines
Los Angeles
Neal Rivers
Las Vegas
Leo Owens
Syracuse
N.Y
National Basketball Association and Hockey Scores Summary
Listing of Wednesday and Tuesday NBA results includes Syracuse 135 to 136 St. Louis and Boston 125 to 110 over Detroit plus Philadelphia 122 over Angeles 121 and New York 118 over Detroit 107. Cincinnati 105 and Boston 119 to St. Louis 100. NHL mentions Boston and Chicago games.
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Syracuse
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Angeles
New York
Cincinnati
McHale Hopes to Acquire Tiger Frank Bolling
Milwaukee General Manager John McHale said he still hopes to obtain Frank Bolling of the Detroit Tigers. He suggested possible deals could involve players like Cottier and Mantilla, noting they might be better options than some Tigers players.
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McHale
Tiger Frank Bolling
Louisville
Milwaukee
John McHale
Frank Bolling
Detroit Tiger
Cottier
Mantilla
Tigers
Frank Burks
Wisconsin
Burks
Governor Vaughn
Illinois
Summons
Leon Hillard
Hillard
Abe Saperstein
Wahlert Triumphs 64-59 Over Campion Braves
Wahlert upset Campion 64-59 as McHale led 28-22 at halftime and 41-39 at three quarters. Campion’s Crandall and Brefeld paced scoring with 16 and 18 points respectively. B-game results favored Campion 43-35.
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Braves
Dubuque
Iowa
Wahlert McHale
Prairie du Chien Campion Braves
Detroit
Bas- Bolling
Chuck Cottier
Felix
Knights
Mantilla
Wahlert
Milwaukee
Charley Lau
Dick Brown
Jim Edwards
Volved
del Crandall
Jim Brefeld
Campion
Harlem Globetrotters Delight La Crosse Crowd With Comedy
The 2,506 fans at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium watched the Harlem Globetrotters and vaudeville acts for a laughter filled evening. Meadowlark Lemon led the funny routines against the Washington Generals with aids from Tex Harrison Captain Wilson and Murphy Summons.
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Lemon
Meadowlark
Cager
Harlem Globetrotters
Jim Cio
Washington Generals
Mary E. Sawyer
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Meadowlark Lemon
Globetrotters
Charles
Tex) Harrison
Clarence Wilson
Murphy Summons
la Crosse
Jackie Fitzpatrick
Joe Buckhalter
Swift Named Manager of Duluth-Superior Club
AP reports Bob Swift, former Washington Senator coach, named manager of the Duluth-Superior Club in the Class C Northern League. His baseball career includes major league catching and coaching stints with Detroit, New York, and Kansas City from 1953 through 1959.
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Louisville
Bob Swift
Washington
New York
Swift
Detroit
New York State
Kansas City
Heman
Aqueduct
Albuquerque
Jim Campbell
Detroit Ti
Duluth Superior
Honolulu and San Juan to Host 1961 Minor League Baseball
The Pacific Coast League plans to operate in Honolulu next season with travel costs estimated at about eighty thousand dollars. Sacramento could be bought for fifty five thousand with ownership to Honolulu. The International League moves its Miami franchise to San Juan and names Tommy Richardson president at age sixty five with a one year contract for fifteen thousand.
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Louisville
Honolulu
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pacific Coast League
Dewey Soriano
Sacramento
San Francisco
Soriano
International League
Miami
Syracuse
N.Y
Montreal
Tommy Richardson
Frank Shaughnessy
Richardson
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John Golden
Mike Corcoran
Jay Jasper
McDowell
Tom Miclarek
Milwaukee Messmer
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Jim Nispel
Dan Bittner
Fond du Lac St. Mary's Springs
John Reding
Jim Bloss
Ashland de Padua
Ray Rottier
Pat Collins
de Pere
Abbot Pennings
Joe Verknilen
Little Chute St. John
Jim Auschwitz
Waukesha Memorial
Jim Jaeger
Marquette
John McGivern
Marshfield Columbus
Mike Malec
Madison
Edgewood Line
Paul Kukla
Steve Langhott
Dan Zickert
Tom Myszewski
Don
Little All-America
Jack Clary
Chattanooga
Charles Long
Willie Crafts
Texas A&i
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Tex
Brown
Long Beach
George Aileson
Iowa State Teachers
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Greens
Powell McClellan
Arkansas Tech
Wagner
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Vester Flanagan
Humboldt State
Jim Larkin
Hillsdale
Louisiana Tech
Joe Hinton
Houston Antwine
Southern Illinois
Curtis Miranda
Florida A&m
Whitworth
Dennis Spurlock
Lee Farmer
Lenoir Rhyne
Bernie Casey
Bowling Green
West Chester
Joe Iacone
du Franc
Bill Torrance
Tom Gilbertson
John Sayer
Jim Rooks
Phil Miller
Duke Tyson
Sayer
Tom Fisher
Quinns
Main
Evashevski
Tomah Grapplers
National Basketball Assn
National Hockey Leagul
Chicago
118Th Avenue North
Cavalier
Barron's
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Campion Outfit
Ken Blanchard
Sionals
Ole Olsen
Duluth-Superior
Kentuchy N ” Isky
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