Indians And Gusties Battle 2-0 Records In Sioux Falls Showdown
Gustavus Adolphus College and La Crosse State meet in La Crosse area play on a tall court with 2-0 records after two wins each. Gusties led by Lovemark Henrickson and Johnson face La Crosse’s scoring duo Potter and Tranberg as Devin DeVoll’s squad seeks a repeat win and extended hot start.
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Braves Weigh Trading Jones Cline Uecker In Bait
Milwaukee Braves reportedly seek to trade Mack Jones Ty Cline and Bob Uecker as winter meetings unfold with no quick takers. Uecker may lose starting role to Ed Bailey while Jones and Cline struggle to win major league spots. Braves also eye Ron Hunt and Nate Oliver amid leadership changes with John McHale elected to the NL executive council.
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Geary All-Diocesan Football Selection 1963
Mike Geary of La Crosse Aquinas named to the 1963 La Crosse All-Diocesan football team by the Times-Review. First team includes end Mike Dumas, tackles Dave LaVaque and Terry Mied, guards Terry Wedemeyer and Jim Kindelbaugh, center Mark Farrell, and backs Chuck Koch Dan Garrity Dave Musch Mike Ahneman. Second team lists tackles Dan Scheible and back Loring Davis and back Ron Mied Pat Scully.
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Dan Garrity
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Trade chatter swirls as interleague moves loom
Major league traders pause as several deals may follow four completed before December 15. Philadelphia pursues Tommy Harper and Woody Held, Cincinnati counters for Harper with Jack Baldschun, Cleveland eyes Lu Clinton and John Romano, Kansas City seeks Jim Landis, and Chicago’s White Sox size up Bill Skowron amid multiple offers and rejections.
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Devore Praised At ND Banquet Despite Coaching Uncertainty
Nearly 1,000 people attended Notre Dame’s 44th annual banquet as Hugh Devore, interim head coach after replacing Joe Kuharich, received ovations. Devore said he would do what Notre Dame felt best, while attendees and speakers offered high praise and support for his future, though no announcement on his job was made.
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College basketball scores and results across divisions
East region games feature Juniata 82 over Lock Haven 60 and MIT 82 over Trinity Conn 81. Other results include Ithaca 74 over St Lawrence 62 Paterson State 71 over Shelton 60 and Georgia 87 over Clemson 86. Midwest and West area scores list DePaul 78 over Idaho State 67 and Cal Poly Pomona 95 over Occidental 60 among others.
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Calhoun who helped found Packers dies at 73
George W. Calhoun 73, cofounder of the Green Bay Packers with E L Lambeau, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from cancer. A former sports editor for the Green Bay Press Gazetto he remained active in journalism until 1957. He helped raise funds for the team and coined the Packers name.
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Johnson Set To Play With Badger Cagers
Bob Johnson a 6 foot 5 football end has joined Wisconsin basketball and may play Saturday against Ohio University. Coach Johnny Erickson aims to have him in peak form for the January Big Ten opener as the Badgers stick with the Kent State lineup and praise freshmen Zubor Gustafson Roberts and Barnes for solid play.
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Wisconsin tops Big Ten on offense as MSU guards defense
In final Big Ten stats Wisconsin leads in eight categories including first downs and passing yardage while Michigan State tops defense allowing 7.2 points per game. Illinois claims Rose Bowl berth. Illinois led in points scored at 17.9 per game.
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Boxing results highlight several decisions and a draw
Manny Elias of Phoenix outpointed Vincent Garcia of Guadalajara in Los Angeles. Joe Gomes of Worcester outpointed Doug Clay of New York in Worcester. George Edwards of Panama and Willie Harris of Miami drew in Miami. Renato Moraes of Brazil stopped Jack Bedell of Great Britain in Milan. Montreal defeated New York 4 to 2 and Detroit beat Boston 4 to 2 in NHL Thursday results.
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Tiger Solid Favorite To Defeat Giardello
Atlantic City AP reports world middleweight champion Dick Tiger as a solid favorite to defeat challenger Joey Giardello in their title bout at Convention Hall. Their 1959 battles left both as eager contenders for the crown, with Tiger now the boss and Giardello seeking his first title.
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U S Olympic Hockey Team Trims Roster To 20
South St. Paul goalie Gary McAlpine was cut from the 1964 U S Olympic hockey roster, dropping the squad to 20 players. Three more cuts loom before the team sails for Europe. captaincy named Bill Reichart and alternates Paul Johnson and Tom Martin announced.
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Zeisler Delivers 701 In South Lanes All-Star League
Erv Zeisler of La Crosse rolled a 701 scratch game in the Men's All-Star League at South Lanes to push his 1963-64 bowling season tally to multiple 700s. He added games of 230 246 and 225 to tally the National honor count.
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Reichardt Tops Big 10 In Receiving
AP Chicago report says Wisconsin halfback Reichardt led the Big Ten in receiving with 383 yards on 26 catches in conference games. Indiana fullback Nowatzke topped rushing with 586 yards on 98 carries. Purdue's Di Gravio led in passing yards with 941 on 74 completions.
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Seven More Players Set For Blue-Gray
Seven more college football players signed Thursday to play in the Blue-Gray game on December 28 in Montgomery. Kentucky lineman Herschel Turner and Virginia end Jake Adams signed Gray contracts. Blues signees include Penn State halfback Don Caum, Wichita quarterback Henry Schichtle, Purdue end Dave Ellison, Kansas guard Ken Coleman, and Indiana guard Carmen Bencivenni.
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Navy 11 Point Choice We Will Win Says Army
Army coach Paul Dietzel led a defiant pregame stance as Army prepared for its 64th meeting with Navy in Philadelphia. Roger Staubach and Navy were favored, aiming for a ninth win in 10 games and a Cotton Bowl bid. The game at Municipal Stadium, televised by CBS, carried high tensions amid Kennedy’s death observances.
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Three More College Grid Coaches Fired
The Associated Press reports three more college football coaches were fired, bringing this four day tally to six. Washington State's Jim Sutherland Boston University's Steve Sinko and Ohio Wesleyan's Glenn Fraser depart with a combined 32 years of service. Tennessee's Jim McDonald was the first to go two days into December. Georgia's Johnny Griffith and Wake Forest's Billy Hildebrand followed, leaving only Douglas Dickey at Tennessee and Vince Dooley at Georgia as recently filled positions.
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