Prairie du Chien tops Mt Horeb in SWOC clash
Prairie du Chien defeated Mt. Horeb 84 to 60 as Gary May 22 points Jim Waller 19 and Dick Vorwald 18 led the winners. Waller added 11 free throws in the second half. Mt Horeb’s Doug Johnson scored 20 and Phil Rockstad 17. Prairie won the B game 48 to 29.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Mt. Horeb
Gary May
Jim Waller
Dick Vorwald
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Waller
Vorwald
Prairie
Doug Johnson
Phil Rockstad
Vikings
Portage, Wis
al Reichert
Nekoosa
Portage
Lanny Hays
Jim Steffire
Bowling Scores from Merry Foursome and Consolidated Leagues
Scores posted at South Lanes and Sports Bowl Lanes list handicap totals for teams Butch & Fay's Bar Polk Industries Machine Products Weisensel Ins Jay's Mobil Homes IGA Tablerite Meat Mathy Const Rose St Merch North Side Friendly Hideaway Bar OK Bar Neon Supply plus high scorers J Albrechtsoff Pat Mowery Jane Albrechtson and Bill Brockman. A Wisconsin park notice prohibits hunting or trapping on state park lands fish hatcheries or wildlife refuges.
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Polk Industries
Machine Products
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North Side Friendly
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Dave Barker
Bud Rhomberg
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Ron Dickson
Paul Benson
Clayt Lambert
Fred Johnson
Rennie Raats
Bud Tischer
Baumel nets 27 as Sparta clips Beavers 73 52
Sparta shuts down Reedsburg 73 52 in South Central Conference action led by Larry Baumel's 27 points and LaVern Pottinger's 13. Gary Crahan 22 and John Wacholtz 10 paced Reedsburg. Sparta also won the B game 44-21.
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Wis
Larry Baumel
Reedsburg
LaVern Pottinger
Gary Crahan
John Wacholtz
Beavers
Wisconsin Dells
Viroqua
Blackhawks
John Wintz
Larry Christopherson
Gary Cahoon
Big Ten Opens Talks for New Rose Bowl Pact
The Big Ten votes 6-4 to begin negotiations for another Rose Bowl contract similar to 1947 1960. Commissioner Reed says the conference will take the initiative while West Coast leaders weigh proposals and set meetings.
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Big 10
Chicago
Big Five
West Coast
Big Ten
Bill Reed
St Cloud Huskies Run Past Luther 82 62 in Exhibition
St Cloud State beats Luther College 82 62 in an exhibition win as John Blomlie leads with 15 points and Luther’s Joel Aarsvold adds 11. The Huskies open Northern State Conference play against Mankato following a five game exhibition stretch. Nine other players contributed to the scoring in the Nord arena matchup.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud
Mankato
Luther College
Minnesota
Steelers Sign Bob Ferguson From Ohio State
Pittsburgh signs its top draft pick fullback Bob Ferguson of Ohio State to a 1962 contract. A Steelers spokesman said Ferguson signed Friday in Columbus before assistant coach Mike Nixon. Sid Gillman of the San Diego Chargers had also pursued the Troy native in Columbus.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
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Mike Nixon
San Diego Chargers
Ferguson
Sid Gilliman
Troy
Ohio
Bowling City League Scores And Standings At Arcade Lanes
Handicap Nelson Clo Co posted 722 834 849 for 2405. Culp's Tavern 664 839 913 for 2416. La Claire Bus L 941 838 882 for 2661. Pow. Co. 797 986 1$6 for 2539. other bowlers include Reed Horder Luke Roskos 608 517 and high single Luke Roskos 218.
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R. Kaufman
Vera Borger
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Sugar Ray Robinson KO of Wilf Greaves renews rematch bid
In Pittsburgh AP report Sugar Ray Robinson stops Wilf Greaves in eight rounds with a late knockdown and knockout at 43 seconds in the eight, boosting hopes for a rematch with Denny Moyer in New York on Jan. 6 and a shot at a sixth middleweight title. Robinson previously won a split decision over Greaves and edged Moyer once in their first bout.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
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Moyer
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Badger Small College Players Gain Honors
The 1961 Little All-America football team named AP honors for Wisconsin players. John Budde of Carroll College made the third team with seven others receiving honorable mention including Dave Wouters and Ken Dunlavy from St Norbert and Ripon, John Gomez Beloit, Gerry Moseler St Norbert, Carey Wickland Lawrence, Bill Ruse Stevens Point, and James Kuplic Beloit.
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Carroll College
Wisconsin
Associated Press
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St. Norbert
Ken Dunlavy
Ripon
John Gomez
Beloit
Gerry Moseler
Carey Wickland
Lawrence
Bill Ruse
Stevens Point
James Kuplic
Drew Roberts
Humboldt State
Powell McClellan
Arkansas Tech
David Baxter
Tennessee Tech
Ray Jacobs
Howard Payne
Dan Lewis
Wofford
Wendell Williams
State College of Iowa
Curtis Miranda
Florida A&m Bucks
Leroy Jackson
Western Illinois
Bobby Jancik
Lamar Tech
Gary Snadon
Pittsburg
Kan
Joe Jajcone
West Chester
1963 Wisconsin Indoor Track Meet Dates Set
The 1963 indoor track meet is scheduled for March 1 and 2 at Wisconsin while the outdoor meet is planned for May 17 and 18 at Michigan.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Michigan
Brookwood tops Royall in Scenic Central clash
Brookwood edges Royall 59 50 as Arnie Degenhardt scores 8 of 20 in the final period. Degenhardt 16 points and Gene Kortbein lead a Panthers rally with Duane Melby adding 13 and Cy Post nine. Brookwood and Wilton share the Scenic Central lead at 2-0.
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Degenhardt
Gene Kortbein
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Cy Post
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Bill Collins
Dick Bunk
Mick Green
Chris Schneider
Wilton
Wilt Chamberlain Sets 78 Point NBA Mark in Loss
Wilt Chamberlain scored 78 points to set a new NBA single game record and grabbed 43 rebounds, but the Philadelphia Warriors lost 151 to 147 in three overtimes to the Los Angeles Lakers. Elgin Baylor praised Wilt's performance while noting Baylor's own 63 points.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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McGuire
Chamberlain
Baylor
Elgin
Boxing results round up from multiple cities
In Pittsburgh Sugar Ray Robinson decisioned Wilf Greaves in eight rounds. Alonzo Johnson outpointed Tony Hughes over ten in Braddock. Cisco Andrade stopped Battling Torres in six in San Jacinto. Bill Nielsen outpointed Wayne Womachil in Omaha. Kenn Tavares outpointed Paul Christie in Worcester. Sombang Banbung defeated Katsuo Haga in Tokyo. Chartchat Laemfapha beat Kyo Noguchi in Bangkok.
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San Jacinto
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Mass
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New Bedford
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Medford
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Thailand
Katsuo Haga
Japan
Bangkok
Chartchat Laemfapha
Kyo Noguchi
Mindoro Reds Top Gale-Ettrick in Coulee Clash
Mindoro High’s Coulee Conference co leaders defeated Gale-Ettrick 51-44 as Al Storandt and Jim Teska each scored 18 points. The Redmen trailed 28-20 at halftime and improved to 4-1 in conference play while Gale Ettrick stood at 3-2.
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Gene Mason
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Kastenscht
Byom
Register
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Ae Kaehler
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G-E
Hornung Faces Snow Delays in Packers 49ers Clash
Packers seek NFL Western Division title as star running back Paul Hornung, scorer of 143 points, battles winter weather in Kansas to fly to San Francisco for a showdown with the 49ers. teammates Boyd Dowler and Ray Nitschke face logistic hurdles while Red Hickey drills a defensive focus.
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Green Bay Packers
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Kan
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Ray Nitschke
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Hickey
Baltimore
Durand Tops Arcadia To Lead Mississippi Valley Conference
Durand defeated Arcadia 55-34 to move into undisputed first place in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Ken Lee led Durand with 20 points, Bill Smith 16, and John Lammo 11. Durand also won the B game 34-33 in double overtime. Other scorers included Mondovi and Chippewa Falls games with Arcadia and Cochrane-Fountain City noted.
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Chippewa
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Pittsburg State to Meet Linfield in Small College Grid Championship
The national small college football title decides Saturday in Sacramento. Pittsburg State of Kansas faces Linfield College of Oregon, each holding a 10-0 season record.
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Sacramento
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