Indians Meet Upper Iowa in Home Court Showdown
La Crosse State College hosts Upper Iowa tonight at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium in its second straight Iowa game. The Indians bring a 2-0 record after wins over Luther and Bethel with contributions from Tranberg Hilgendorf Rothe and Peterson. Sugar, back from a wrist injury, is expected to play as La Crosse seeks a third straight victory and a reminder of last year’s 97-65 win over the Peacocks.
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Bucky) Wickman
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Iowa State Beats Marquette 72-68 In Ames
Iowa State upset Marquette 72 to 68 as Vince Brewer stood out with a strong all around performance in his second complete game in three nights. The Marquette lineup and scoring totals show a close contest late in the game with balanced contributions from both teams.
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Horton tallies 34 as Platteville wins
Fayette Iowa Dave Horton former La Crosse Logan High All-State star scored 34 points as Platteville State College rallied in the second half to beat Upper Iowa 82 76. Mike Schroeder ex-Cashton High prep added 14 points.
Hearden's Shot Delivers Badgers 64-63 Victory
Wisconsin sinks Florida State 64-63 on Don Hearden's last-second jumper with 10 seconds remaining. Hearden, a sophomore reserve, also started in place of injured O’Melia as Wisconsin improves to 2-0.
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College Basketball Scores And Results Across Regions
Pro NEA games Los Angeles 131 Syracuse 120 and Washington 123 Hawaii 117 in triple overtime headline busy night. East sees Colby 76 Maine 74 Manhattan 83 Farleigh Dickinson 52 Fordham 84 Roanoke 45 Brown 79 Rhode Island 74. Midwest includes Notre Dame 59 Northwestern 58 OT and Washington State Los 73 New Mexico 72 Toledo 71 South Dakota 45. Southwest Tulsa 76 Tulsa Western 66 Arkansas 72 Missouri 68. Far West lists Washington 59 Montana 42 Stanford 71 St Marys Cal 67 Nevada 82 Long Beach 63. High school results Southwestern Wisconsin Iowa Grant 62 Mount Horeb 55 Milwaukee Plus 64 Racine St Catherine 54 Crivitz 68 Marinette 49.
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Boxing Roundup Hits From City Venues
Listings show Floyd Patterson stopping Tom McNeeley in Rockville Centre New York Philadelphia hosted Sonny Liston on Albert Westphal in Hamburg and New York saw Billy Collins stop Rickey Ortiz in Nashville Paris's Doug Valliant halted Aissa Hashas while Alphonse Halimi stopped Joe Buck in Tunis Germany.
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Rickey Ortiz
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Doug Valliant
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Aissa Hashas
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Joe Buck
Augsburg Beats River Falls 79 69 In Wisconsin Action
Augsburg defeated River Falls 79 to 69 as Bill Nelson scored 27 and Fred Schmiesing 21. Hamline also topped Eau Claire 86 to 76. Winona State fell 64 to 60 at home to Iowa State after a 28 25 halftime edge.
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Dressen May Sign As A Troubleshooter
Former Milwaukee Braves manager Charlie Dressen says he may sign with the Detroit Tigers as a troubleshooter a scout at a major league level. He promised to answer Tiger manager Bob Scheffing within a week and is hopeful for a coaching job with the New York Mets or San Francisco Giants.
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Boxing promoter Blinky Palermo released on bail
Frank Blinky Palermo, a Philadelphia boxing promoter sentenced to 15 years for conspiracy, was released from jail on $100000 bail while he appeals the conviction.
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Blinky) Palermo
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AREA CAGE SCHEDULE
Area boys basketball slate lists Tuesday games including La Crosse Central at Viroqua and K pact matches such as Hokah at St Peter, Caledonia Loretto at New Albin Iowa, and several non conference showdowns across Wisconsin and nearby Michigan teams.
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Shrine East West game picks Wisconsin QB Ron Miller
Wisconsin quarterback Ron Miller was selected Monday for the Shrine East West game to be played in San Francisco on December 30. The East squad will begin training December 20 at the University of Santa Clara.
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Lakers edge Nationals as Baylor nets 50 in 131 120 win
Elgin Baylor scored a season high 50 points guiding the Los Angeles Lakers to a 131 120 victory over Syracuse Nationals in the NBA single game schedule Monday night.
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Bowling Scores From Pla-Mar and Shamrock Leagues
In Pla-Mar Lanes men’s Eagle Merchants League results show Handicap Boney’s Market 649 701 697, Nelson Cloth Co 724 679 662, Coffee Cup Cafe 667 693 638, Joe’s OK Bar 653 668 671 with high series R Fredrickson 583 and B Ender 518. Blackhawk League entries list top teams and highs, including G Heber 650 and J Seubert 547. Shamrock Ladies League reports Handicap winners Times Chief 583 665 582 and high single Blanche Gallagher 170 with multiple team scores filed.
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Classic Loop Opens Play At Longfellow Classic League
The seven team Classic League begins an 18 game schedule with playoffs to follow. Tonight at Longfellow gym Rustic Inns meets Moon Photo at 7, Sports Bowl vs Rubber Mills at 8, and Buds Marine plays Wedgewood Mobil at 9. Games run Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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Aquinas Receives Fifth Straight City Football Honor
Aquinas was honored for winning its fifth consecutive La Crosse city football title at the 5th annual banquet by the La Crosse Eagles Club. Captain Bobby Besch accepted the traveling trophy. a moment of silence remembered former Central star Dave Affeldt. Guest speaker Jim Temp praised Vince Lombardi and urged 110 percent effort and education.
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