Blugolds Top Red Raiders With Callahan 34 In City Showdown
Pat Callahan scored 34 points to lift La Crosse Aquinas to a 69-53 intra city win over La Crosse Logan in the Logan High gym. Les Stevenson added 15 for Logan in a scoring duel, while Aquinas pulled away late in the game for their first league victory after two losses.
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la Crosse Tribune
Pat Callahan
la Crosse Aquinas
la Crosse Logan
Logan High
Logan
Les Stevenson
Callahan
Ranger
Aquinas
Stevenson Limbers
Maier
Bob Woodruff
Ken Jensen
Joe Maier
Tribune
Paul Shane
Dave Lindgren
Rice Lake
Cumberland
Barron
Bloomer
Bob Simons
Gary Christiansen
Madison East
la Follette
la Crosse
Warren Johns
Oakfield
Hustisford
Jim Cotter
Montello
Randolph
Jim Sullivan
Seneca
Ithaca
Paul Kuehl
Lake Mills Lutheran
Cambridge
Reedsburg
Nekoosa
Portage
Tomah
Mosinee
Tomahawk
Eagle River
Goodman
Lake Geneva
Walworth
Hales Corners
Greenfield
St. Croix Falls
Webster
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
A roundup of college and high school results shows Fordham over Navy 57 53 and Old Dominion dominating Washington and Lee 107 82. Other notable outcomes include Northwestern Wisconsin 96 Wisconsin Lutheran 72 and Washington State 106 Gonzaga 78 with regional and prep wins across multiple conferences.
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Fordham
Navy
Brown
Brandeis
South Georgia
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Quantico Marines
Old Dominion
Washington & Lee
Midwest Butler
Southern California
Western Reserve
Wayne State
Monmouth
Cornell
Knox
Grinnell
St. Thomas
Wayne
Neb
Bemidji
St. John’s
Augustana
Mankato
South Dakota
Um-Duluth
Rockhurst
St. Cloud
Southwest Baptist
Washburn
Carleton
Lawrence
Dominican
Northland
Northwestern Wis
Wisconsin Lutheran
Ripon
St. Olaf
Steubenville
Oshkosh
Far West
Washington State
Gonzaga
Brigham Young
Illinois
Washington
Oregon State
San Francisco
California
Montana
Arizona State College
Seattle
Utah State
Wyoming
Air Force
Colorado State U
Denver
Cports a Crosse Tribune Saturday Dec 4 1965
Local sports brief reports on prep and high school action from the Crosse Tribune. Notable scores and standout performances highlighted for the Saturday edition distributed via Rural Free Delivery.
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Crosse Tribune
RFD
La Crosse Grapplers open season with Upper Iowa win
La Crosse State University opened its wrestling schedule by pinning Upper Iowa 23 to 14, with James Lasko James Lathrop Steve Willett and Al Poser scoring pins. Dennis Berg added a decision at 130 pounds. Next meet is Dec 16 against Eau Claire.
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la Crosse State University
Upper Iowa University of Fayette
Iowa
Indians
James Lasko
James Lathrop
Steve Willett
al Poser
Bill Floyd
Platteville
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Lasko
Larry Wallace
The
Peacocks
Lathrop
Roger Watters
Willett
Charles Cunningham
Poser
Bob Bergstrom
Dennis Berg
Mike Huntoon
Upper Iowa
Lincoln Five By 124-61 Pushes Lincoln Liners to 3-0
Milwaukee Lincoln sprinted to 124 points in a 124-61 win over Milwaukee Pulaski as six players hit double figures. Monona Grove topped Monroe 77-56, Eau Claire Memorial beat Chippewa Falls 77-69, and Racine Horlick led Beloit 53-42 in Big Eight action.
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St. Francis
Oak Creek
Granville
Mequon-Thiensville
Waukesha
South Milwaukee
Shorewood
West Allis Central
West Allis Hale
Whitefish Bay
Racine Horlick
Beloit
Kenosha Bradford
Racine Park
Spencer
Auburndale
Granton
Stratford
Wisconsin Rapids
Antigo
Stevens Point
Schofield
Abbotsford
Thorp
Loyal
Neillsville
Greenwood
Owen Withee
Cadett
River Falls
Ellsworth
Hudson
Spring Valley
Siren
Clayton
Weyerhauser
Bruce
Flambeau
Cameron
Clear Lake
Prairie Farm
Shell Lake
Turtle Lake
Fort Atkinson
Sun Prairie
Monona Grove
Monroe
Edgerton
Middleton
Madison East
Madison la
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Comets
Cumberland
Eau Claire Memorial
Chippewa Falls
Madison la Follette
Barron
Green ‘Bay West
Platteville
Dodgeville
Cuba City
Kiel
Elkhart Lake
Omro
Lton
Milwaukee Lincoln
Milwaukee Pulaski
Silver Eagles
Yin
Phil Hagen
Memorial
Rice Lake
Appleton
Sheboygan North
Wauwatosa East
Cudahy
Rebels
Wausau
la Crosse ‘Central
Big Rivers
Green Bay West
Green Bay Southwest
Rob Westphal
Oshkosh
Green Bay Preble
Milwaukee North
Boscobal
Gary Roller
Boscobel
Alma
Arkansaw
Mike Moham
Mr. Horeb
Dodgers
Jeff Stang
Brillion
Jim Bartels
Darlington
Mineral Point
New Holstein
Ed Morgan
Plymouth
Huskies
Morgan
Jay Wollan
Milwaukee Pius XI
Racine St. Catherine
Appleton Xavier
Chicago
Green Bay Premontre
Ron Rahn
Milwaukee South
Milwaukee Juneau
South
Missed Free Throws Lead to Wausau Upset of Central
Wausau Lumberjacks defeated La Crosse Central 61-56 in a Big Rivers Conference opener. Central missed 17 free throws, a key factor in a tight game decided in the final 55 seconds. Terry Hass led Central with 15 points. Geiger Roeder and Semrau paced Wausau with 12 and 10 points respectively.
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Logan
Rangers
Goius
Aquinas
Callahan
Stevenson
Wayne Lukas
Blugolds
Wausau
Wis
la Crosse Central
Wausau Lumberjacks
Red Raiders
Big Rivers
Jerry Day
Central
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Menomonie
Day
Ken Anderson
Sheldon Geiger
Lumberjacks
Ken Roeder
Mike Semrau
Dave Ullrich
Terry Hass
Steve Flaten
Jim Nordrum
Randy Hillesheim
Wausaupf
Hass of
Ahrens
Hilleshiem
Erdman Abraham
Geiger Nordstrom
Roeder Flaten
Treu Nordrum
Semrau
Coulee Conference battles reshape top standings in Friday games
Bangor defeated Holmen 62-48 to halt the defending champions as Onalaska beat West Salem 62-53. Trempealeau topped Gale-Ettrick 66-39 and Melrose-Mindoro sank Arcadia 65-58. Onalaska leads share after wins with Holmen. Bangor next hosts Onalaska in season’s first showdown.
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Big Rivers Wausau
la Crosse Central
Eau Claire Memorial
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire North
Menomonie
South Central Baraboo
Sparta
River Falls
Sauk Prairie
Viroqua
Richland Center
Portage
Tomah
Reedsburg
Nekoosa
Mauston
Wisconsin Delis
Coulee Bangor
Holmen
Trempealeau
Gale-Ettrick
Onalaska
West Salem
Melrose-Mindoro
Arcadia
Central C Plainfield Tri-County
Almond
Westfield
Adams-Friendship
Wild Rose
Port Edwards
Necedah
Tribune
Bangor
Cardinals
Hilltoppers
Coulee
Mahoney
Brunko
Tim Twesme
Herbert
Byom
Meunier
Daffinson
T.johnson
K.johnson
Nehring
Stellpflug
van Vieet
Tom Twesme
S. Johnson
Nessestuen
Salsman
Knepper
B.anderson
Ee West Salem
Onalaska Pt Fg Ft of Griswold
Berg
Horstman
Netwal Bina
Shoults Hundt
Peek
Smith Leicht
Severson
Gray Krueger
Geary
Tae
West
Firm Onalaska
Steubenville Routs Oshkosh State. Stout Opens WSUC Play
Steubenville defeats Oshkosh State 96 to 58 as John Holle scores 23. WSUC opens with three league games including Oshkosh at Toledo and Stout visiting Eau Claire. Whitewater travels to Platteville, Superior to River Falls, Stevens Point hosts St. Mary's of Minnesota, and La Crosse goes to Gustavus Adolphus.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Oshkosh State
Wisconsin State University
Oshkosh
Toledo
St. Mary’s
Minnesota
la Crosse
Gustavus Adolphus
Sparta Result Highlights Radio and TV Scores
Dot Hering rolled a 536 to lead Radio and TV with 2 507 and 920 points at the Sparta event.
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Sparta
Wis
Dot Hering
Local high school basketball scores from Wisconsin games
La Farge defeats North Crawford 59 48 led by Chuck Kennedy with 21 points. David Mick 16 Brent Waddell 10 also scored for La Farge while Colleman 16 Leary 10 and Halverson 10 led North Crawford. Blue River beats De Soto 43 31 paced by TillER 14 and Roen 14. De Soto top scorer Emmerson 13. Ithaca falls 70 61 to Sullivan as Zimmerman 18 tops Ithaca.
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la Crescent
Spring Grove
Caledonia
Peterson
Rushford
Mabel
Houston
Canton
Kickapoo Valley Tue River
de Soto
la Farge
North Crawford
Seneca
Ithaca
Barneveld
Wauzeka
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Cuba City
Dodgeville
Mt. Horeb
Platteville
Boscobel
Mineral Point
Darlington
Fennimore
Muscoda
River Valley
Iowa Grant
Wis
Chuck Kennedy
Wildcats
David Mick
Brent Waddell
Blue River
Mark Tiller
Abbie Roen
al Emmerson
Sullivan
Indians
Steve Zimmerman
Sulli van Js 36 points fuels Kickapoo Valley win
Ithaca Wisconsin spectator notes Jim Sulli van score 36 points to lead a basketball victory in the Kickapoo Valley Conference on Friday.
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Ithaca
Wis
Jim Sullivan
76ers Co-Owner Ike Richman Dies At Celtics Game
Isaac Ike Richman co owner of the Philadelphia 76ers collapses and dies on the Boston bench during a Celtics game. Wilt Chamberlain leads a 119 103 76ers win after the incident with 28 points and Hal Greer adds 27.
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Associated Press
76Ers
Ike
National Basketball Association
Isaac
Ike) Richman
Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston
Celtics
Richman
Wilt Chamberlain
Melrose-Mindoro Wins on Free Throws Against Arcadia
Melrose Mindoro scored every fourth quarter point at the free throw line to erase a halftime deficit and defeat Arcadia 81 to 66. Larry Alens led with 19 points while Leon Pfaff Jeff Byom and Arnie Peterson added 10 each for the Mustangs as Arcadia tallied 17 from Bud Benusa and 10 from Mike Lien.
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Callahan
Bob Sieger
Mike Limberg
Mike Gofus
Dave Bruha
Blugolds
Aquinas
Rangers
Stevenson
Joe Maier
Onalaska
West Salem
Hilltoppers
Panthers
Tom Peak
Ron Smith
Bob Berg
John Netwal
Dan Bina
Harry Griswold
Dave Hundt
Melrose-Mindoro
the Coulee
Arcadia
Larry Alens
Mustangs
Leon Pfaff
Jeff Byom
Arnie Peterson
Alens
Bud Benusa
Mike Lien
Benusa
Peterson Skrock
Byom Thomas
Ross Rosenow
Jostad Eberhardt
Alens Lien
L. Pfaff
Vikings Sign Two Free Agents From Bemidji and Wiley Colleges
The Minnesota Vikings added two free agents on Thursday from Bemidji State and Wiley College. Dick Werner a 6-4 265 pound tackle and Vernon Johnson a 6-4 222 pound linebacker joined the training camp at Bemidji State.
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Minneapolis . ST. Paul
Minnesota Vikings
Thurstone
Bemidji
Minn
State College
Dick Werner
Bemidji State
Vernon Johnson
Wiley College
Marshall
Texas
Decorah Falls to Campion in Area Wrestling Meet
In a boys wrestling showdown Campion defeats Decorah with a 26 to 20 score. Juve (Decorah) wins 4 0 over Sak ash, while Crestodina (Campion) prevails 8 2 against Stevie. Hutchinsons of Decorah post pins and decisions, with multiple matches won by Campion in decisive fashion.
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Campion
Decorah
J. Juve
Sakash
Crestodina
Stevie
B. Hutchinson
T. Scherrman
T. Hutchinson
LaFleur
Freeheim
McGargill
Hitesman
O’donoghue
Juve
Sayigbsorins
Wayne
Can Scherrman
Sande
Rm Campion
Wicks
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
LCU Grapplers
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Taylor
Pepin
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Dairyland
Alma Center
Whitehall
Blair
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Eleva Strum
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Pulaski
Juneau
Milwaukee West
Boys’ Tech
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Port Washinston
Menomonee Falls
Rhinelander
Marshfield
Beaver Dam
Watertown
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Manston
Wisconsin Dells
Unity
Amery
Elmwood
Prescott
Green Bay
Preble
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Green Bay East
Sheboygan South
Fond du Lac
Grafton
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Waukesha Memorial
Fox Valley Lutheran
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John Topinka
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al Ford
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Gordon Horstman
Rodney Nicolai
Robert Anderson
David Evenson
Gale Ettrick
Redmen
Galesville
Bears
Gary Herbert
Tom Johnson
Steve Johnson
Steven Daffinson
Ken Johnson
Stout
Seneca Triumph
N. Crawford
Melrose-M
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Vikings
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Fvo
Maras
Sheridan
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