Iowa, Wichita rally past Michigan in high scoring upset
Wichita State defeated No. 2 Michigan 100 94 as Jamie Thompson and Gerry Jones led the Shockers with 28 and 20 points respectively. Iowa beat Creighton 103 77 while Minnesota and Ohio State also posted wins in a busy Big Ten night.
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Michigan
Craig Dill
Wichita
Warren Armstrong
Wolverines
UPI Telephoto
Chicago
Big Ten
Michi
Gan
Kentucky
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Ohio State
Butler
Wildcats
Thad Jaracz
Don Freeman
Jim Dawson
Tlnnic
Gogolak’s Million-Dollar Toe Sets Kicking Record
Charley Gogolak’s toe earned Princeton a modern record of 81 points and the national kick scoring title. The Hungarian-born kicker booted 16 of 23 field goals and 33 of 33 extra points, with a million-dollar toe insured by the Washington Redskins after he signed with them.
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NEW York
Charley Gogolak
Princeton
Gogolak
Washington Redskins
National Football League
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Today
Arkansas
Ronny South
Frank Rogers
Colorado
Michigan State
Dick Kenney
Joe Cook
Texas Western
Bob Wolfe
Colorado State
Notre Dame
Nick Rassas
Larry Wachholtz
Nebraska
Chuck Greer
Johnny Roland
Missouri
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Eric Crabtree
Pittsburgh
Steve Bramwell
Washington
Danny Anderson
Texas Tech
Bob Grim
Oregon State
Dan Bland
Mississippi State
Millis Rolls 644 Series At Tomah
Tad Millis rolled a 644 series in the National League at Vlasek's Lanes as Citizen's and Loan posted the high team series 2 661 with a 925 high game. Top individual totals include Millis 644 Schnese 602 Connors 589 Nicol 568 Krueger 567 Barnhurst 564 Arity 564 Lidane 556 Wagner 555 Peterson 546.
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Tomah
Wis
Tad Millis
Vlasek’s Lanes
Citizen’s and Loan
National
Millis
Carl Schnese
Barney Connors
Blaine Nicol
Herb Krueger
Howie Barnhurst
John Arity
Tom Liddane
Scoop Wagner
Ken Peterson
Vanpak
Dick Baxter
Les Clarke
Howard Gerke
Harlow Fox
Bruce Yates
Merle Brookman
Russ Kalms
Rick Schwarze
Casey Kascal
Ken Gruen
Rue Gantka Earns 621 Series at Pla-Mor Lanes
Rue Gantka became the latest woman bowler to record a national honor count in La Crosse competition hitting a 621 series at Pla-Mor Lanes on a Wednesday night. She rolled 221 150 and 250 as part of her first 600 series in years while bowling with Johnnie's Bar and Restaurant team in the Ladies Classic League.
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Rue Gantka
la Crosse
Pla-Mor
Red Raiders Face Menomonie In BBC Opener At Central
La Crosse Central prepares for its Big Rivers Conference debut hosting Menomonie at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Coach Jerry Day cites lineup questions and free throw struggles after a Wausau loss as Central relies on press defense and a balanced scoring attack led by Hass Murphy Nordrum and Abraham. Menomonie seeks wins after defeating Mondovi and before Riverton Falls and Eau Claire North clashes.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Central
Big Rivers
Menomonie
Mary E.sawyer
Wausau
Chippewa Falls
Memorial
Abes
Jeff Ellenson
Gary Rheingans
Phil Hagen
Bob Hall
Mike Reetz
Jerry Day
Day
Jim Nordrum
Ron Abraham
Terry Hass
Randy Hilleshiem
Rick Nordstrom
Nordrum
Abraham
Hass
Hilleshiem
Nordstrom
Terry Murphy
Gary Meir
Leif Sivertson
Murphy
Steve Flaten
Wisconsin coach Bruhn faces 4-3 board vote on job status
Wisconsin president and regents weigh Bruhn's fate after a dismal season. The 53-year-old coach, who led two Big Ten titles, awaits official decision amid reports of a forthcoming ouster and ongoing campus discussions. Bruhn denies knowledge of any recommendation and says he waits for word.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Fred Harvey
Board of Regents
University Athletic Board
Bruhn
Badger
Villers W. Melloche
Harrington
Regents
Melodie
University
Robbin Fleming
Milwaukee
Fleming
Maurice Pasch
Make Or Break For Me Cuozzo In Big Game
Gary Cuozzo, No. 2 quarterback for the Baltimore Colts, faces Green Bay as a stand in for injured Johnny Unitas. A Phi Beta Kappa dental student and Virginia graduate, Cuozzo calls the game make or break and hopes for a strong showing to earn credit and avoid becoming forgotten. He cites pressure, learning from Unitas and Shula, and the chance to prove himself in his first Green Bay start.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Gary Cuozzo
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Celts
Cuozzo
University of Tennessee Dental School
National Football League
Colts
Unitas
Green Bay
University of Virginia
Cports La Crosse Cribuure Thursday December 9 1965
Delivered on RFD December 10 details a local transport or pickup note with dated events. The fragment mentions La Crosse and a cribuure type item, suggesting a regional delivery record or notice from the era.
Lesser Known Players Lead 4 Ball Event
The opening round of the PGA National Four Ball Championship saw Paul Bondeson and Larry Mowry tied for lead with 63, while brother duo Jacky and Buster Cupit also shot 63 on the West course. Ross Coon Jr and Bob Crowley were one stroke behind at 64.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Paul Bondeson
Larry Mowry
Jacky
Buster Cupit
Ross Coon Jr
Bob Crowley
Cupit Brothers
Prairie du Chien Campion Top Marshfield 61 to 55
Prairie du Chien Campion defeats Marshfield 61 to 55 in high school basketball action. The win improves Campion’s position as the season progresses.
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Prairie du Chien Campion
Marshfield
Columbus
Namath Classified 4 F by Army Over Knee Injury
The Army says it classified Joe Namath 4-F because it cannot provide standby medical care for his knee. An Army report notes Namath, star quarterback for the Jets, is physically active and would be unable to serve under conditions like Viet Nam.
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Washington
Army
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
New York
Alabama
Viet Nam
Nonce
All America backs lead 1965 rushing race in college football
Mike Garrett of Southern California won the 1965 rushing title with 1 440 yards on 267 carries in 10 games. Jim Grabowski of Illinois finished second with 1 258 yards on 252 carries. Donny Anderson of Texas Tech led in total yardage with 2 107.
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Mike Garrett
Jim Grabowski
New York
Southern California
Illinois
Garrett
NCAA
Trojan
Hardin - Simmons
Frank Goode
Ollie Matson
San Francisco
Grabowski
Illini
Brian Piccolo
Wake Forest
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
College Basketball Scores From Weekend Displays Across The Nation
Basketball scores list games across multiple regions with teams such as Wichita, Michigan, Iowa, Creighton, DePauw, Louisville, Kentucky, Illinois, Loyola Chicago, Ohio State, Butler, Xavier, Canisius, St. Louis, Pepperdine, North Dakota State, Wisconsin Milwaukee, Concordia Illinois, Carroll, Northland, Michigan Tech, Yankton, Southern Dakota, Moorhead, Concordia Minnesota, St Olaf, St. John’s Minnesota, Yale, Fordham, Seton Hall, LaSalle, Providence, Assumption, Syracuse, Cornell, Army, Worcester Tech, Columbia, Lehigh, Colgate, St. Lawrence, Rutgers, Delaware, Bucknell, Lafayette, South Carolina, Richmond, Florida, Florida State, West Virginia, VMI, Lamar Tech, McNeese, Eastern New Mexico, Western Texas, Washington State, Montana, Southern California, Hawaii.
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Wichita
Michigan
Iowa
Creighton
DePau
Louisville
Kentucky
Illinois
Loyola
Ill
West. Ill
Ohio State
Butler
Xavier
Ohio
Canisius
St. Louis
Pepperdine
North Dakota State
Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Concordia
Carroll
Northland
Michigan Tech
Yankton
Southern
S. D
Moorhead
Minn
St. Olaf
St. John’s
Yale
Fordham
Seton Hall
LaSalle
Providence
Assumption
Syracuse
Cornell
Army
Worcester Tech
Columbia
Lehigh
Colgate
St. Lawrence
Rutgers
Delaware
Bucknell
Lafayette
South N. Carolina
Richmond
Florida
Florida State
West Virginia
VMI
Southwest
Lamar Tech
McNeese
Eastern N.M
W. Texas
Far West Wash
Packers Sign Ex-SMU Star Ray Schoenke
Ray Schoenke former SMU star in 1961 62 and ex Dallas Cowboys player signed with the Green Bay Packers for next season He was All Southwest Conference in 1961 62 and on the 1962 second All America team The Packers may use him as offensive guard or tackle during spring training
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Dallas
Tex
Ray Schoenke
Southern Methodist
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Schoenke
KRLD
Dallas Insurance Company
Cowboys
Packers
Durand Beats Whitehall In Dual Wrestling Meet
Durand defeated Whitehall 27 to 21 as Wayne Knudtson 95 pounds Bill Nelson 180 and Dave Thomp son 265 heavyweight earned pins for Whitehall. Dale 145 and Mattson 165 won by decision for Durand.
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Whitehall
Wis
Durand
Wayne Knudtson
Bill Nelson
Dave Thompson
Dale
Mattson
RBC Basketball Classic Tonight At Rustic Inn and More
The RBC Basketball Classic schedule lists 7:00 p.m. Rustic Inn versus Andy's Pizza Palace, 8:00 p.m. Molzahn Construction against Pearl St. Merchants, and 9:00 p.m. Toby's Bar facing St. Francis Hospital.
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Rustic Inn
Andy’s Pizza Palace
Molzahn Construction
Pearl St. Merchants
Toby’s Bar
St. Francis Hospital
Rangers Ready for Huskies in Eau Claire Showdown
La Crosse Logan travels to Eau Claire North to face the Huskies in a Big Rivers Conference game. Ranger starters likely include Joe Maier and Bob Stevenson with notable scorers Ken Jensen and Woodruff, aiming to rebound after a close win and prior losses. North counters with guards Dave Thiel and Rick Post leading a balanced attack with Wayne Gutsch and Jim DeCremer contributing scoring.
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la Crosse Logan
Woodruff
Ken Jensen
Rivers
Rudy Wuest
Les Steven
Huskies
Eau Claire North
North
Menomonie
Big Rivers
Rice Lake
Black River Falls
Dave Thiel
Rick Post
Wayne Gutsch
Jim DeCremer
DeForest
Wis
Adderley May Hold Key As Orrs Guard
Baltimore AP Herb Adderley could be the key to the Packers chances of beating the Colts and taking first in the NFL Western Conference. Adderley will cover Jimmy Orr while Gary Cuozzo faces pass pressure from a strong Green Bay defense led by a healthier offense with Jimmy Taylor. The Colts will be without Unitas and Shinnick, with Ordell Braase returning from a muscle pull and Bart Starr healthy after a finger injury.
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Baltimore
Herb Adderley
Green Bay Packers
Adderley
Packers
Jimmy Orr
Colt
Johnny Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
Orr
Herb
Green Bay
Packer
Jimmy Taylor
Colts
Unitas
Don Shinnick
Ordell Braase
Bart Starr
Minnesota Vikings
J. C. Caroline Recalled to Bears Active Duty
Chicago Bears coach George Halas announced that veteran defensive back J. C. Caroline is being called up from the taxi squad to the regular roster. It will be his tenth NFL season. Caroline starred at Illinois. Larry Glueck suffered a leg injury in Sunday's game against Baltimore and is on the reserve roster for the rest of the season.
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Cuozzo
John
Glen Ridge
N.J
Loyola of Chicago
Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota
Green Bay
Unitas
Gary
Los Angeles
Chicago
J. C. Caroline
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Caroline
University of Illinois
Larry Glueck
Conditioning And Platoons Worry Gagliardi
Coach John Gagliardi of St. John's worries about team conditioning before the NAIA championship bowl vs Linfield. Indoor drills were limited by two weeks of bad weather and Linfield runs two platoons while St. John's uses players on both offense and defense. The Johnnies, 10-0 and No. 1 NAIA, seek a second NAIA title in three years after beating Fairmont State and Prairie View en route to the final in Augusta.
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Augusta
John Gagliardi
St. John’s
Linfield
Ore
Gagliardi
Minnesota
Johnnies
Collegeville
Minn
Fairmont State
West Virginia
Prairie View
Tex
Associated Press
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Tom Styer
Pat Helixon
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Don Shula
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