Logan Hosts Tomah in Unbeaten Showdown at Home
Logan, 3-0 overall and 1-0 in the Big Rivers, faces 2-0 South Central foe Tomah in a battle of unbeatens at the Logan gym. Tomah averages 76.7 points to Logan 69.6, with both teams holding opponents to 56 per game as Curt Mosher and Paul Stuhr lead Logan’s balanced attack.
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Stuhr
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Scott Gilbertson
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Bob Fishbune
Dick Peth
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Cavaliers
Ken Hefti
Mark Braun
Carl Viner
Tom Smith
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Rice Lake
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Marquette Quint Rolls over Portland in decisive win
Marquette defeated Portland 83 to 46 as Maurice Lucas led with 15 points and 11 rebounds. The Warriors used full court pressure and quickness to build a 30 to 6 lead, while coach Al McGuire noted turnovers limited the team despite a strong effort.
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Wisconsin Cagers Romp Past California-Davis
Wisconsin dominates Cal-Davis with aggressive full-court pressure forcing 31 turnovers en route to a 97 to 53 victory. Marcus McCoy scores 18 as Kim Hughes and Lamont Weaver add double digits, while Wisconsin holds a 53-27 rebounding edge and paces the game from opening tipoff.
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Hanson Sparks WWTI Victory
Freshman Dave Hanson 6-5 from West Salem scored 27 points and grabbed 23 rebounds to lift Western Wisconsin Technical Institute of La Crosse to an 82-68 nonconference win over Baraboo in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. Coach Ted Kothe called the effort a fine all around game.
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Many Trades In Baseball In Winter Meetings Spark Swaps
At the winter meetings Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves announced a trade of Ron Schueler for Craig Robinson and Barry Lersch. Oakland sent Horacio Pina to Chicago for Bob Locker. Houston traded Jim Ray and Gary Sutherland to Detroit for Fred Sherman. Cecil Upshaw moved to Cleveland for Jerry Johnson.
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Area Cage Slate Sets Busy Week Across Wisconsin
A busy nonconference and league basketball slate features Baraboo at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute, Alma at Eleva-Strum, Blair at Independence, River Valley vs Waunakee, plus games across Madison area and western Wisconsin venues. Nonconference matchups include River Valley Waunakee, Boscobel Cassville, and Mabel-Canton Harmony. We also note Wednesday contests featuring Western Wisconsin Tech at Rice Lake and Viterbo College at Fennimore.
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Viterbo College
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Scores From Three Rivers Junior High Sports Night
In 7th and 6th grade girls and boys basketball Logan Junior beat Longfellow 40 to 36 and Lincoln defeated La Crescent 49 to 34. 9th grade results show Longfellow over Logan Junior 51 to 35 and Lincoln over La Crescent 57 to 31. Wrestling saw Logan Junior 51 Longfellow 14 and Lincoln 42 La Crescent 18. Wisconsin college games: Carroll 85 Beloit 66 Ark Slate 98 UW Milwaukee 63 Racine 62 Mich Tech 59 St Martin's Wash 66 Lewis Clark 78 Holy Cross 86 Stonehill 80 Citadel 89 Oglethorpe 60 Stanford 63 San Francisco 61 in overtime.
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San Francisco
Cashton Tops Westby and Central in Gym Meet
Cashton won the girls gymnastics triangular in Cashton with 49.26 points. Westby finished second at 43.76 and Central totaled 30.65. Diane Caulum led Cashton as all around and optional vaulting winner. Debbie Dahl and Kathy Dahl also earned titles for Cashton. Molly Van Atta and Judy Stalsberg won optional floor and beam for Central and Westby respectively.
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Pitt Freshman Dorsett Joins 1973 All America Eleven
Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh becomes the first freshman named to The Associated Press All America team since 1944, joining a group that includes Randy Gradishar and John Hicks of Ohio State and Richard Wood of Southern California. The selection covers backs and an all star lineup with players from Texas, Penn State, Kansas, Notre Dame, and others, highlighted by Dorsett's 1586 rushing yards in 11 games.
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Ohio State
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Packers Hitting Harder Playing Better Under Devine
Green Bay coach Dan Devine praised the team for a stronger, healthier mindset after a 30-10 win over New Orleans. He cited improvements in attitude and play, noted returning players Gale Gillingham and Tom MacLeod, and hinted rookie Tom Toner may start against Minnesota after an interception setup a TD.
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Dolphins Edge Steelers in late thriller on MNF
Miami built a 30-3 halftime lead and held off Pittsburgh 30-26 as Dick Anderson had four interceptions and a 62 yard TD return. Griese found Mandich for a late score after a safety and Seiple added an 80 yard kickoff.
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Larry Seiple
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Roy Gerela
Bradshaw
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