Memorial rally leads Eau Claire over Logan 55-52
Eau Claire Memorial used an eight point surge in four minutes to beat La Crosse Logan 55-52 in a Big Rivers Conference battle. Jeff Ellenson sparked the rally with consecutive baskets to push the Old Abes to a 51-46 lead as Mike Loehnis and Bert Smith added key points. Logan regained some late momentum but fell short, while Gary Addis and Harold Blank contributed for the Rangers.
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Johnston Leads Raiders To Fourth Straight Win
Gary Johnston scored 22 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to pace La Crosse Central to a 67-51 win over Chippewa Falls in the Big Rivers Conference. Roy Campbell added 12 boards as Central improved to 4-0, 2-0 in the conference, while Chippewa Falls fell to 0-2.
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Spartans, Tomah, Mauston win in South Central Conference
Sparta upsets Richland Center 81 70 led by Eugene Peterson 30 points. Tomah defeats Wisconsin Dells 62 44 with Ron Grovesteen 17 points. Mauston beats Reedsburg 70 60 with Gary Purvis 20 points. Portage edges Viroqua 65 61 led by Keno Hawker 24 and Ron Cimarloli 21. Baraboo routs Nekoosa 90 53 led by Vaughn Conway 24.
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Bangor tops Gale-Ettrick in Coulee Conference clash
Bangor defeated defending champion Gale-Ettrick 57-51 to share the Coulee Conference lead with Mindoro. Mindoro crushed Melrose 84-46 to claim a 3-0 league record, while Holmen edged Onalaska 55-52 and Trempealeau beat West Salem 74-61 in other Coulee games.
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Holmen tops Onalaska in Cougar Conference opener
Holmen outscored Onalaska 20 to 11 in the final quarter to win 55 52 and notch their first Classic Conference win of the season. Alan Topel led Onalaska with 15 points while Terry Stuart and Bob Lamb added 13 each. Alan Knudson scored 16 for Holmen and 7 foot Eric Hendrickson finished with 15. mindoro Wis coach Bob McHugh contributed 10 for the Holmen squad.
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West Salem tops Trempealeau 71 64 in conference game
West Salem improves to 2-1 in Coulee Conference after Friday's 71 64 win over Trempealeau. Dean Dale pour 18 points for the Bears with Duell 17 Meunier 13 and Kiedrowski 13. for Trempealeau Dean Bussian 20 Johnson 16 Zan tow 12. Officials Len Wingers Ken Dobbs. Final B game West Salem 42 Trempealeau 36.
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Runnigen scores 37 as Houston tops Rushford in N Minnesota action
Runnigen, a 5 11 senior forward, totaled 37 points to pace Houston past Rushford 72 66. Andre Rostad added 20 for Houston while Ed Sand ness led Rushford with 23 points. Caledonia beat Mabel 53 36 in Root River action and Peterson defeated Spring Grove 59 39 in the same league.
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Onalaska Luther Tops St Croix Lutheran 71 64
In St Paul Minnesota Onalaska Luther defeated St Croix Lutheran 71 to 64. Tom Niedfeldt led with 25 points while Dennis Leake scored 17 and Doug Willer 14 for the Knights. Roy Tanner led St Croix with 20 points.
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Mauston Madonna Defeats Wild Rose In Central Conference Clash
Mauston Madonna outscored Wild Rose 60 to 36 in a Cen tral Conference basketball game. Pat Scully led with 22 points, Pat Cassidy added 12, while Dick Delsrude had 14 for Wild Rose. The B game ended Wild Rose 36, Mauston Madonna 33.
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Cuba City Defeats Prairie Five 64-35 in Wisconsin clash
Cuba City defeated Prairie du Chien 64-35 as Gary Olson led with 17 points and Larry Brown added 16. Prairie’s top scorer was Jerry Quamme with 11, while Philip Peckham scored 10 for Cuba City. Pat Flynn and Corky Evans each tallied 24 for Dodgeville in a separate win.
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UW Hockey Beats Macalester in Overtime Thriller
Chan Young scored at 5 10 of sudden death to lift Wisconsin University to a 3 2 win over Macalester College of Minnesota. Jim Volker put Macalester ahead 2 0 before Wisconsin tied it with goals from Jim Weiss and Tom French. The win gives Wisconsin a 1 2 mark in its return to intercollegiate hockey after nearly 30 years. Macalester sits 2 2.
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Central ace Gary Johnston fuels 67 51 Central win over Chippewa Falls
Gary Johnston, a 6-3 senior, scored 22 points on 11 of 17 from the field and grabbed 11 rebounds as La Crosse Central defeated Chippewa Falls 67-51 in a Big Rivers Conference game.
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Seneca dominates Soldiers Grove in Kickapoo Valley clash
Seneca rolled to a 77-50 victory over Soldiers Grove as Paul Dagnon led with 23 points and Allen Sutton added 21. The Indians opened with a 19-8 first period run, while Soldier Grove’s Jim Dull led the Grovers with 12 points. Seneca also won the B game 45-31.
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Ripon Is Only State Quint To Post Win
Ripon topped Cornell 73-58 to open the Midwest Conference season as the only Wisconsin team with a victory. Ankerson scored 27 for Ripon while Mavis added 19, Shillinghlaw led Cornell with 12. Knox edged Beloit 99-97. Grinnell beat Lawrence 83-76. other Wisconsin teams fell in non league games.
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State Deer Kill Stands At 63 735
The 1963 Wisconsin deer season was the most productive since 1959 with a kill of 63 735. Returns from far northeast and northwest regions are incomplete. Jackson County led with 5 000 registrations, including 1 221 does. Buffalo County registered 3 395 deer with 1 681 does.
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Morton tops 633 in Pla-Mor league bowing
Helen Morton veteran La Crosse bowler broke 600 with a 633 series in Friday night ladies merchants league action at Pla Mor. She rolled 252 204 197 for Papacek's Texaco Station, competing in the La Dies Merchants League.
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