Bruins Beat Rangers as Bucyk Sets Scoring Mark
Bruins stay hot with a 3-1 victory over the New York Rangers at Boston Garden. Johnny Bucyk scored twice to reach 576 career points, becoming the Bruins all time leading scorer, while Bronco Horvath and Vic Stasiuk formed the Uke Line. Montreal and Detroit drew 2-2 in the other NHL game.
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Associated Press
Boston Garden
Bruins
Johnny Bucyk
Bronco Horvath
Vic Stasiuk
Boston
New York
Bruin
Toronto
Rangers
Montreal
Detroit
Bucyk
Milt Schmidt
Manag
Schmidt
Red Wings
Floyd Smith
Alex Delvecchio
Wings
Canadiens
Smith
Mickey Redmond
Jean Beliveau
North Carolina State Ace Tops Grid Scoring in Nation
Gerald Warren of North Carolina State led major college football in kickoff points for 1967 with 17 field goals and 19 extra points totaling 70 points. He edged Wyoming’s Jerry DePoyster by four points who had 21 extra points and 15 field goals.
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New York
Gerald Warren
North Carolina State
NCAA
Warren
Wyoming
Jerry DePoyster
Luther Defeats LCU Swimmers in Conference Meet
Luther College downed La Crosse State 60 to 44 in swimming at the LCU pool. Dave Lilly won three events, taking the 200 yard individual medley in 2 17.4, the 500 yard freestyle in 5 50.8, and helping the 400 yard freestyle relay. Other winners for Luther included Hofstetter, Swanson, and Severtson in various events, while Ballard and De Fever led LCU with diving and backstroke wins respectively.
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Luther College
la Crosse State
LCU
Dave Lilly
Lilly
Dave Ballard
Dan de Fever
Jack Franciskovic
Topper Hagerman
Bruce Bowles
Luther
Hunter
Severtson
Addington
Hofstetter
Johnson
Ballard
Swanson
Fever
Hagersman
Franciskovic
Bowles
Marquette Faces South Dakota In Tune-Up Game
Marquette aims for a second straight win as it hosts South Dakota in a tune-up before tougher tests. The Warriors also look ahead to Air Force and the Milwaukee Classic while Notre Dame freshmen challenge Marquette’s squad. South Dakota’s trip features losses to Iowa State Minnesota and Nebraska.
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Marquette
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Warriors
Air Force
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Coyotes
St. Thomas
Minn
Nevele Pride Named Harness Horse of the Year
Nevele Pride was voted Harness Horse of the Year in the USTA poll. The 2-year-old trotter led with 108 votes from 199 members of the Harness Writers Association. Nevele Acres of Ellenville, New York, owns the champion colt and will receive the award at the Harness Writers banquet in New York City.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Trotting Association
U.S. Harness Writers’ Association
Nevele Acres
Ellenville
N.Y
New York City
Steenberg 637 Series At Cashton Parkview Lanes
Howard Steenberg rolls a 233 212 192 for a 637 in the Tri City League at Parkview Lanes Cashton Wis. Teammate Roy Jaeger 575 Glen Siverhus 572 Jack Lewis 549 Hilmer Anderson 540. National Parkview Lanes 2728 969 Ralph Kraby 591 La Verne Hall 570 227 Pete Auslen 549 Ardene Ostrem 542 Jack Deters 541.
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Cashton
Wis
Howard
Hubby) Steenberg
Parkview Lanes
Tri-City
Rudie
Hubby Steenberg
Roy Jaeger
Verne Hall
Pete Auslen
Ardene Ostrem
jJack Deters
St Thomas Defeats Winona in Narrow Intercollegiate Showdown
St Thomas led early and held off Winona State 71 62 as Bemidji State fell 74 70 to Valley City. Mayville State beat Minnesota Morris 77 75 while Hamline edged Bethel 80 79 in overtime. Valley City and Mayville each earned late conference wins and Minnesota Intercollegiate Conference stood 2 13 13.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Valley City
N.D
Bemidji State
Mayville
N.C
Minnesota- Morris
St. Thomas
Winona State
Hamline
Bethel
St. Paul
Minnesota Intercollegiate
Bemidji
Tom Kirchnoff
Max LaVelle
Dennis Renville
Vikings
Wayne Westphal
Morris
Westphal
Doug Maciver
Winona
Tommies
Mark Miller
Gene Schultz
Tim Watson
Watson
Pipers
Ron Pederson
Concordia
St. Cloud
Westmar of
Iowa
Macalester
St. John’s
DePaul
Kearney
Neb
Mankato
Bowling Scores From South Bowl Meet Results Snapshot
Readable page shows multiple league results across venues including Sports Tavern, La Crosse National Shamrock, Merry Mixers, Tavern Pla-Mor, Pla-Girl Pla-Mar, Coulee Cryers, Men's All Star South, Ladies Winneshiek South, Sports Scratch Sports Bowl, Ladies Gem South, Ten Pin Pla-Mer, Floral Pla-Mer, Gutterdusters Pla-Mor, Tri-City Coulee Golf Bowl. Highlights include high series and high individual scores such as Don Dunlap 604 and 270 game, Mike Short 605, Dick Vance 638, Grace Myers 528, Jim Wais 672, Nancy Olson 580, Dianne Patnode 486.
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Shamrock
Paul’s Jewelry
W. A. Roosevelt Co
Dick Vance
Gary Knutson
Ken Christie
John Payne
Jim Quinn
Jim Kruschek
Butch Fencil
Howie Hoff
Pizza Villa
Pepsi-Cola
Jim Wais
Erv Zeisler
Don Lutz
Ray Lichtie
Bill Burroughs
Bob Engelbrecht
Doc Serenied
Mike Faas
Daryl Papentuss
Poe Wals
Mr. Boston
la Crosse Typewriter
Keith Straight
Ralph Olson
Fred Nuttleman
Dick Riley
Curt Brendemihi
Jim Thompson
Don Duenkel
Ray Michalko
Lee Arneson
Larry Kress
Walker's Grid Career Ends With Amputated Leg
Wisconsin football star Mel Walker, a defensive standout and interception leader, suffered a severe knee injury against Minnesota that required amputation below the left knee. Doctors at Hennepin County General Hospital expect more surgery, but say his life is not in danger. he will remain hospitalized indefinitely as he adjusts to life after football.
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Walker
Minneapolis
Mel Walker
Hennepin County General Hospital
Badgers
Minnesota
Mel
Wisconsin
Badger
E. Harvey O’phelan
University of Minnesota
Dairyland and Coney Win Y Contests at YMCA
In Senior Men's League play, Dairyland defeated S and H Sport Shop 62 to 29 while Coney Island edged Pepsi Cola 56 to 45. Hoerner Waldorf beat City Police Racers 51 to 31 and Radford Minutemen topped La Crosse Cooler 61 to 36. Coney led 30 to 13 at halftime. Krull had 16 for Coney, Johnson 14.
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Dairyland
St. Coney Island
YMCA
S & H Sport Shop
Coney
Pepsi-Cola
Hoerner- Waldorf
City Police Racers
Radford Minutemen
la Crosse Cooler
Jack Krull
Rollin Johnson
Ken Cvikota
Pepsi
Dave Loomis
Tom Enos
Ted Paulson
Gary West
Hoerner-Waldorf
Bill Kelly
Dan McHugh
Radford
Bob Andersen
Ricky Ross
Chuck
Burch
Cooler
Dairyland-S&h
Coneys
Elmer’s Auto
S&h
Eve Hoerner
Police
Dairyland S&h 'P
Nelson
Quinn Merwin
Olson
Weber
Paulson Fries
Rediske
Loomis
Sheck
Hall
Welsbecker
Wichelt Lehman
Zimmerman Wardwell
Nos
Dairyland Power
Sport Shop
PEPS
Fg Ff
Ewing
Krull
Collins
Meyer Och
Hoadly Schroeder
Glendenning Strand
Johanson Cuikott
Bachel LaPoint
Sierp Schiessi
Kapellas New
Johnson
Pepsis
Lifsheim
Koss
Jung
McHugh
Sangstad Bri
Earp
Huseby
T.koss
R.koss Iy
Boisvert
Andersen
Oe Oe
Hoerner
Pickett
Zielke Kelly
Schmidt
Mitchell Schjolberg
Hutchinson Grams
Abraham Laing
Jandt
Eggers Sets 632 and Herold Fires 257 Lead Sparta Bowl
Lonnie Eggers rolled a 632 series and Gib Herold hit a 257 game to lead the Men’s League at the Sparta Bowl in Sparta Wisconsin. Other top scores included the American Legion 2938 set with Gib Herold 625 and Wally Crook 611, plus ten pin results featuring Dorothy Klein 589 and Joan Strom 567.
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Sparta
Wis
Lonnie Eggers
Gib Herold
American Legion
Wally Crook
Fred Kessler
Ron Kaji
Don ‘Marshall
Chet Panek
Curt Sturdevant
Les Arentz
Denny Wohlhoefer
Madison Tech defeats Coleman Tech 75 to 60 at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium
Madison Tech beat Coleman Tech 75 60 as Coleman endures third straight loss. Madison players Soper Hartwig Hinzman lead with 18 14 and 13 points while Coleman’s Dall Ducklow Horsefall chase scoring with 21 16 12. Game details include fouls and free throws.
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Coleman Tech
Madison Tech
Mary E. Sawyer
Coleman
la Crosse State
University Gym
John Dall
Bob Ducklow
Jack Horsefall
Chuck Soper
Clyde Hartwig
Fred Hinzman
Madisson
Madison
Soper
Windjve
Hartwig
Rogers i
Efert
Gardner
Kube
Pohle
Roberts
Dali
Hinzman
Horsefall
Grongi
Duckiow
Wolfe Ee Dyhroene
FTM
Boxing Results From Portland and Baltimore Card
Sweet Herbie Lee of Washington outpointed Freddie Martinovich of Newark in Baltimore. In Portland Leo Difiore stopped Jose Garcia, while Billy McCluskey of East Boston stopped Pete Dowd in Jacksonville.
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Eyring
Baltimore
Herbie Lee
Washington, D.C
Freddie Martinovich
Newark
N.J
Portland
Maine
Leo Difiore
Jose Garcia
Worcester
Mass
Billy McCluskey
East
Boston
Pete Dowd
Jacksonville
Fla
Connor Hits 636 Series In Tomah
Connor rolled a 636 series at Vlasek’s Lanes in Tomah with games of 213 203 and 220 in the National League. The event listed team totals and individual scores for National-O’Leary Oil Co Maple Grove Dairy and other local entries with multiple top scorers and seriesTallied along with club names and player names including Carlson Gilson Haberman Vlasek Calkins O’Leary Barnhurst Kelly Duncan Schultz Thompson Kuehl Ames Gilson Mittelstaedt Sommerfeldt Aller Larkin.
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Tomah
Wis
Barney Connor
Vlasek’s
National
O’leary Oil Co
Maple Grove Dairy
Cap Carlson
Russ Gilson
Bob Haberman
Eric Carlson
Nub Vlasek
George Calkins
Jack O’leary
Howie Barnhurst
Francis Kelly
Milwaukee Road
Schoemen’s Barber Shop
Ron Duncan
Dick Schultz
Otis Thompson
Bob Kuehl
Wendell Ames
Bruce Gilson
Gabby Mittelstaedt
Dick Sommerfeldt
Gary Aller
Terry Larkin
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Stan Mikita
Pittsburgh
UPI
Bucyk Stars
la Crosse
3Rd St
U.S
Kankakee
Illinois
al Hardware and Building Supply Stores
Nevele Pride
Steenberg
The
Trane Nut
South
Donuts
Don Dunlap
John Sampson
Vern Arnison
Russ Woilden
Chuck Kolkind
Loren Krueger
Don Weigel
Don Hill
Tom Thomson
George Thaldorf
George Motylinski
Ron Glaunert
Sports Tavern
Vogue
Mike Short
Frank Taylor
Harold Nichols
Chuck Olson
Art Johnson
Bill Patschall
Corne Miller
Duane Oliver
Gerry Johnston
Tom Loken
Merry Mixers
Dresselhaus Therm
Grace Myers
Helen Lorenz
Pat Shea
Max Sanger
Betty Sheehan
Annette Schoh
Sheryl Welper
Hilda Owen
Donna Flatten
Irene Kimball
Pla-Mor
Circus Bar
Our Corner
Ron Bakkum
Bill Wittenberg
Jack Ender
Bob Ross
Geo. Myer
Jim Mikkelson
Dianne Patnode
Judy Kumm
Arlene Servais
Pat Murphy
Lil Malzacher
Elaine Welda
Coulee Cryers
Coulee
Marion Ray
Jane Skogen
Myra Strittmaier
Susie Mahium
Carole Schmidt
Joyce Wilk
LaVonne Holseth
Nancy Addis
Winneshiek
Amber Inn
Nancy Olson
Audrey Fossum
Barb Gollnick
Helen Lehrke
Wanda Byom
Winnie Schultz
Pat Schultz
Mary Shimshak
Delores Kopplen
Eldora Hohfeld
Carol Bissen
Ruby Moizahn
Agates
Sapphires
Darlene Boldt
Rusty Jacobson
Jackie Langley
Betty Anderson
Jan Wasmuth
Jackie Litsheim
Joy Hildahi
Phyllis Munyon
Ann Wilder
Sue Adams
Bev Martell
Glida Bishofsky
Johnnie’s Bar
Res
Johnnie's Bar
Madonna Loomis
Doris Sapuder
Eleanor Schild
Erma Shurhammer
Irene Mills
Jule Amundson
Fran Amundson
Dorthy Schlegel
Irene Brown
Rita Weiland
Carol Koch
Ann Hegenbarth
Lynn Boldman
Katie Hol_man
Mary Ellen Krueger
Phyllis Harris
Gutterdusters
McLoone Adv
Johnson’s Refrig
Mavis Albrechtson
Vi Venne
Pat Lahart
Angot Svanee
Marilyn Porter
Shirley Schini
Karen Troyanek
Marilyn Wuttke
Jerry Kohn
Chet Goodenough
Bill Hentz
Bill Grayburn
Joe Upton
Rick Morrell
Dick Ammerman
Don Wingers
Art Hall
A. F. Ofl
Beissel Const
Hilton’s Pharmacy
Lorraine Sokolik
Gerry Heilman
Joan Donahue
Sylvia Druschke
Violet Rediske
Betty Harris
Lou Butterfield
Marie Tschumper
Greta Schueler
Judy Burkhardt
AAMCO
North Third ST
DIAL
Lew Ferguson
Sity
Melvin A. Walker
PRO Hockey
National Hockey League
Eggers
Herold
Aavvingeg
AST
Arge Card
Mike
Rose ST. Lacrosse
Connor
Mobil Heating Oil
Cargills Fuel Oil CO
Front St
Hiram Walker
Sheowa ‘Limoss
San Francisco
Imperial
Spirit of the Season
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
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