Winona’s late surge beats La Crosse State Indians 73–57
In Mitchell Hall Winona’s Warriors erased a four point gap with a 14–2 run late, defeating La Crosse State Indians 73–57 in the season opener. Steve Protsman scored 33 for La Crosse, while Ron Evjen led Winona with 23 and Jim Jabrosky added 6. Protsman dominated the paint with 12 rebounds as Winona used a full court press to swing momentum and secure the win.
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Badgers Rally Behind Hendrickson In Opener Victory
Wisconsin opens 1969-70 with an 88-74 win over Ball State. Reserve 7-foot center Eric Hendrickson scores 10 points, adding momentum alongside 6-foot-6 Dave Zink who tallies 12. Clarence Sherrod shines with 18 after halftime, as John Powless notes improved execution and growing team depth.
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Carleton appoints Jack Thurnblad athletic director
In Northfield Minnesota Carleton College selects Jack M Thurnblad age 48 to replace retiring Melvin H Taube as athletic director The announcement confirms Taube will retire after years of service and Thurnblad steps into the post at the private liberal arts college.
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South Carolina Tops Auburn in season opener rout
No. 1 South Carolina overwhelmed Auburn 86-64 behind Tom Owens 27 points and 17 rebounds. John Roche added 25 as Carolina shot 59 percent and outrebounded 47-25. UCLA and Kentucky also won as top teams opened broadly.
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Deer hunting policies boost success amid complaints and violations
MADISON AP Complaints from hunters returning empty handed reflect overall success of Wisconsin's revised deer hunting policies. The nine day season ended Sunday with predicted deer kills of 90 000 to 100 000 about 20 percent below 1968. Roark notes reduced permits and tracking conditions lowered harvest while violations rose due to hunter frustration. About 1 500 arrests and 900 confiscations reported with 11 gunshot fatalities and 63 injuries. Deer numbers remain around 500 000 with winter deaths and regional drops. Dane Walworth Kenosha Racine counties show increases while east central, north and west central areas fall.
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City Sports Slate Basketball and Wrestling Schedule
Central hosts Lupen at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium at 8 00 p m Holy Cross visits Lansing St George on Wednesday Aquinas competes with Central at Central Gym 8 00 p m La Crescent takes on Logan at Logan Gym 8 00 p m Luther wrestles at LCU Mitchell Hall 7 30 p m Swimming meets Luther at LCU Mitchell Hall 7 30 p m
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Out Of Staters Sampler of SUC Match Results
In WSUC play seven league teams tasted defeat as Wisconsin opponents dominated. Eau Claire State upset Minnesota-Duluth 78 49 while Whitewater fell to Western Michigan 122 90 and Superior lost 88 57 to Bemidji. Northland fell 98 75 to St Norbert as Jack Gebler scored 30.
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Gophers Fall In Season Opener To Notre Dame
Minnesota loses 84 75 to 13th ranked Notre Dame in Williams Arena. Notre Dame outrebounded 55 44 and shot 44.4 percent to Minnesota’s 34.5. Austin Carr scores 31, Jones 19 and 19 rebounds. Eric Hill leads Minnesota with 22 points.
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