Hillsboro Grabs 1st Place as Westby Wins First
Hillsboro moved to league lead with a 57-47 win over North Crawford. Westby posted its first victory 56-50 over Wonewoc as Weston beat Kickapoo 71-56 and Brookwood routed Cashton 82-51. Bruce Mushak led Westby with 16 points. Hillsboro’s Roger Fish had 22.
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La Crescent Dominates Spring Grove With Big Second Half
La Crescent pulled away in the third quarter to beat Spring Grove 65-48 in Root River Conference action. Roger Curran led the Lancers with 18 points as Duane Fancher added 14, while Spring Grove’s Larry Overhaug had 23.
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Bowling Scores From Alley Cats and Starlite Leagues
Scores from multiple league divisions include Alley Cats Fiorshop 2227 on Team Series and 75 on Team Game with high of 207 by Ariene Kallenbach. Starlite totals feature Seven-Up 2307 on Team Series and 785 on Team Game with high 190 by Eileen Doschadis. Other leagues list names and tallies for Consolided, Riviera Sportswear, Ball & Chain, Men’s Olympic, Coulee, and Pla-Mor lanes with top performances and individual scores.
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Bert Hallestad
Pat Kraft
Janice Ine
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Lucille Morrel
Badger Hockey Tops Augsburg 8-3 in Madison
Wisconsin's hockey team defeated Augsburg 8-3 Friday night led by Mike Gleffe with three goals. Mike Cowan and Jim Petroczatas each netted twice for the Badgers as Gary Johnson made 35 saves. Augsburg debuting players Dick Metz Jeff Klavsky and Jerry Holmes scored for the Augies. The two teams meet again tonight.
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Mike Gleffe
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Mike Cowan
Jim Petrozatas
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Dick Metz
Jeff Klavsky
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Augies
Gary Johnson
Lynn Bollman
Corvettes and Clubs Dominate Men Bowler Scores
In Curve-in Lanes and South Lanes competition, Corvettes lead team totals and high scores with Phyllis Leistikow and Glen Jones delivering standout singles. Other divisions include Nite Owl, Country Club, Mercantile, and Businessmen posting top team series and individual highs.
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Wolf brothers lead Rushford past Mabel Canton in conference clash
Rushford dominated Mabel Canton 69 53 in Root River Conference action. Mike Wolf scored 19 and Jim Wolf 17, helping Coach Ward Huff's Trojans even their record at 2 2 while Dean Carlson added 16. Dale Garnes led Mabel Canton with 14 as the Orioles dropped their third straight. Rushford also won the B game 32 28.
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Houston tops Rollingstone Holy Trinity 67 58 in non-conference
Houston remained unbeaten with a 67 58 win over Rollingstone Holy Trinity. Craig Poppe led with 18 points while Chuck Poppe, Steve Botcher and Terry Rosendahl added 12 each. Holy Trinity’s Chuck Rinn led scoring with 15 as Rollingstone dropped to 2 1 on the season.
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Sparta tops Wisconsin Dells 75 59 in SC Conference clash
Greg Hardie led Sparta with 23 points as the Spartans beat Wisconsin Dells 75 59. Jim Felland added 19 and Dennis Johnson 16 for Sparta in their third consecutive win and SC opener. Richland Center defeated Mauston 59 50 behind Bob Bendrick’s 28 points.
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Central Awards Letters To 33 Football Players
Central High football letters awarded to 33 players by Coach Glenn R. Wildt. Managers lettering are Jay Aylsworth and Bill Druliner. Seniors include Paul Phillips captain Leif Sivertson MVP Paul Christianson Rick Cole Mark Dobbs Doug Gardner Jim Jacobson Dave Klawitter Karl Kuether Tom Meier Dave Milne Norm Nordstrom Burt Richardson Sam Sayles Tom Solberg Steve Titcomb Dennis Wright. Juniors include Larry Dahl Duane Gordon Don Hicke Ken Hutson Tim Klund Jeff Potter Ron Rifenberg Steve Russell Jerry Schultz Ivan Shepard John Strand Ray Sander. Sophomores are Don Bacon Brent Christianson Steve Cooley Tim Gregory.
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Mark Dobbs
Doug Gardner
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Karl Kuether
Tom Meier
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Norm Nordstrom
Burt Richardson
Sam Sayles
Tom Solberg
Steve Titcomb
Dennis Wright
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Don Hicke
Ken Hutson
Tim Klund
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Ron Rifenberg
Steve Russell
Jerry Schultz
Ivan Shepard
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Ray Sander
Don Bacon
Brent Christianson
Steve Cooley
Tim Gregory
Baraboo Thrashes Vi roqua In South Central Clash
Baraboo opened a 49 16 halftime lead and rolled past Vi roqua 89 48 in a South Central Conference game. Tom Ritzenthaler scored 28 for Baraboo with 11 players scoring, while John Hanson and Mark Johnson each had eight for Vi roqua, which dropped to one win in four outings.
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Luther Cagers defeat Augsburg 83 63 in Decorah clash
Luther College defeated Augsburg 83 63 in Decorah Iowa as Dave Mueller and Alex Rowell each scored 20 points. Augsburg top scorers were Bob Kelly 14 Roger Swanson 12 and Al Berg 10.
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La Crosse Curlers Advance At State
Seven teams won second round matches in the Wisconsin State Curling championship at Madison. Bud Somerville of Superior defeated Hammell of Waupaca 11-5 and Hinkley of Pardeeville 9-5 to reach the third round, aiming to meet Bob Mortenson of Madison who beat Torphy of Wauwatosa 9-7. Other results included Jerred Madison over Calkins Paynette 15-7 Fisk Lodi over Moebius Milwaukee 8-3 Herwig Arlington over Davis Beloit 8-6 Bogue Portage over Noble Poynette 15-8 and Beckley La Crosse over Stannard Two Rivers 12-2. Competition continues today and Sunday.
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Malzone Returns to Red Sox as Scout in New England
Frank Malzone former Red Sox third baseman re joins the club as scout in New England and takes on special assignments once handled by Bobby Doerr who returns to the field as a coach.
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National Hockey League Results Report
No games scheduled in the National Hockey League today leaving teams idle as fans await upcoming matchups.
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Mary Schroeder Tops Strike N Spare at Sparta Bowl
Mary Schroeder led the Strike N Spare League in Sparta Wisconsin with a 513 series and a 210 single as top bowler. Other top results included Arla Redman 500, Julie Lichtenberg 481, Jolene Hansen 487, and team honors went to Monroe County Bank with a 2441 series and 898 single.
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Thea Wilhelmsen
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Seneca Domination Sets 108-44 Win Over Hollandale
Seneca overwhelmed Hollandale 108-44 in Friday Kickapoo Valley Conference action. The Indians led 27-7 after one period and 53-16 at halftime with six players in double figures led by Mike Burns with 24. Hollandale also lost the B game 43-40.
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Twins Buy Chance in Blockbuster Trade for Outfield Help
The Minnesota Twins acquired Dean Chance from the California Angels for Jimmie Hall Don Mincher and Pete Cimino and a minor league infielder. The move adds a top starter to a rotation that includes Jim Kaat Dave Boswell Jim Merritt Jim Perry Camilo Pascual Mudcat Grant and Jim Ollom. Chance expressed eagerness to help the Twins contend for the 1967 pennant while Griffith signaled willingness to trade other starters for an outfielder.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Vikings Put Sharockman on Injured Reserve and Waive Barnes
The Minnesota Vikings placed corner Ed Sharockman on injured reserve after a torn rib cartilage from the Green Bay game and waived backup Billy Ray Barnes. They promoted linebacker Bob Schmitz and halfback Jeff Williams to face the Atlanta Falcons. Williams, ex Joliet PFAL and Oklahoma State alum, had been on the taxi squad with a thigh injury.
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Lincoln Whips Marshall Five Monroe Winner
Lincoln High School defeated Milwaukee Marshall 105-73 as part of a Wisconsin basketball roundup. Monroe beat Edgerton 68-59, while other Catholic and conference games featured Regis, Lourdes, Memorial, Xavier, Manitowoc, Green Bay West, Neenah, Beloit Catholic, and Eau Claire North performers.
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Baseball trades shaken up rosters at meetings
At the baseball meetings Pittsburgh bought Juan Pizarro from Chicago. The Dodgers sent Tommy Davis and Darrell Griffith to the Mets for Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman. The Yankees traded Clete Boyer and a player to be named for Bill Robison and Chi Chi Olivo. Darold Knowles went to Washington for Don Lock. Maury Wills moved to Pittsburgh for Bob Bailey and Gene Michael. Angels sent Dean Chance and a player to be named for Jimmie Hall Don Mincher and Pete Cimino.
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Chi Chi) Olivo
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Lutheran Grade League Scores From Friday Night
Caledonia and La Crosse grade teams won with tight scores. St Johns Caledonia beat St Paul 24-23 and Mt Calvary La Crosse edged St Matthew Winona 30-29. Sparta topped Christ Lutheran West Salem 62-30. First Lutheran beat Lewiston 42-26. St Paul defeated Christ Lutheran 55-38 in an earlier game. Next Friday actions list remaining matchups. Mt Calvary visits Lewiston Sunday December 1.
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