Dodgeville Tops Platteville In Dramatic Overtime
Dennis Brown hit a 50 foot buzzer shot to tie Platteville 47 at regulation, then Dodgeville won 49-47 in overtime as Brown added 25 points. Platteville suffered its first regular season loss in 30 games, and Xavier fell 85-60 to DePere Pennings, the Musketeers’ first defeat in seven years of Fox Valley Catholic play.
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Dodgeville
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Madison
Hillmen
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Dick McKichen
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DePere Pennings
Appleton Xavier
Musketeers
Xavier
Fox Valley Catholic
Pennings
John Albers
Dan Olsen
Milwaukee North
Milwaukee Tech
Bruce Meredith
Alma
Gilmanton
Manitowoc
Stevens Point
Whitehall and Blair win in Dairyland Conference play
Unbeatens Whitehall and Blair dominate in Dairyland action. Whitehall crushed Osseo 81-60 as Brent Mathson led with 17 points and teammates Johnson and Hoyer added double digits. Blair held Alma Center to a field goal in the opening period and rolled to a 70-56 victory, with Ralph Rasmussen scoring 26 for Blair and Jim Peterson pouring in 22 for Osseo. Blair moves to 3-0 in league play, 4-0 overall. Osseo falls to 1-2 in conference, 1-4 overall.
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Alma
Lincoln
Whitehall
Blair
Alma Center
Dairy Ter
Rod Anderson
Ralph Rasmussen
Brent Mathson
Pace
Jack
Hoyer
Keith Johnson
Bob Dean
Jim Peterson
Chuck Julson
Greg Laufenberg
Coulee Defeats Gale-Ettrick. West Salem Drops In Dairyland
In a Dairyland Conference clash West Salem fell 60 to 54 to Gale-Ettrick as Ken Severson led West Salem with 16 points and Gale-Ettrick relied on Bob Ofsdahl 14, Rod Nelsestuen 12, and Bob Olson 11. Independence barely edged Cochrane-Fountain City 51-49 in a late surge led by Tom Rosenow with 23 points. Eleva-Strum beat Augusta 66-56 behind Lloyd Ripherburg and Vince Brian each with 20 points while Augusta’s Dick Dickinson had 18.
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West Salem
Rod Nessestuen
Bob Olson
Mike Schaller
Tribune
Coulee
Leicht
Redmen
Gale- Ettrick
Ken Severson
Bill Schuth
Bob Ofsdahl
Rod Nelsestuen
Severson
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Schaller
Bi Neisestuen
Yellick
Angerson
Ofsdahi Ftim
Independence
Wis
Cochrane-Fountain City
C-Fc
Tom Rosenow
Clyde Pucik
Bill Schroch
Cochrane FC
Strum
Lloyd Riphenburg
Vince Brian
Eleva-Strum
Augusta
Eleva
Ritger Finishes 18th in PBA National Championships
New York AP reports Rutger Ritger of Hartford Wisconsin finished 18th as qualifying ended in the national championships of the Professional Bowlers Association Ritger compiled a record of 11 victories 12 losses and one tie for 24 match games
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Rutger
NEW York
Dick Ritger
Hartford
Wis
Professional Bowlers Association
Ritger
La Crescent opens season with 85 61 win over Spring Grove
La Crescent Lancers defeated Spring Grove 85 to 61 in Root River Conference play. Arney led with 25 points, Jorgenson 17, Thesing 15, Yolton 10, and Dosser paced Spring Grove with 18. La Crescent press forced 10 first half turnovers as coach Tom Kuehn began his tenure with a strong win.
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LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Lancers
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Spring Grove
Lions
Jack Arney
Chuck Jorgenson
Arney
Tom Thesing
Tom Kuehn
la Crosse State
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Jorgenson
Thesing
Dave Road
Yolton
Dosser
Bruce Anderson
Root River
the Lancers
Rushford
Houston
Chuck Grover
Trempealeau
Spring “A
Roverud
Scheevel
Hitman
Rood mM Anderson
Clauson
VonArx Thompson
Kearns
Wendel
Waldon
Rud
Jenks Bergerud
Ambuel Gerwitz
Springs Grove
Pete Tountas Leads Pro Bowling Tourney
Tucson bowler Pete Tountas won the top seed in the PBA $70,000 National Championship Tourney at Madison Square Garden after a 60 game two day bowloff finishing Friday night. He claimed 15 wins in 24 match games.
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Pete Tountas
Tucson
Ariz
Madison Square Garden
Tountas
First Honor Count Betty Stellpflug Slams 601 Series
Betty Stellpflug bombed a 601 series at Coulee Golf Bowl to pace city bowlers Friday night. The 601 was her first honor count, with game scores of 172 215 and 214 for the P. G. Terpstra team in the Coulettes League. She carries a 158 average in the Coulette League.
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Betty Stellpflug
Coulee Golf Bowl
Betty
P. G. Terpstra
Vi Tanke
Pla-Mar
Lila Grosskopf
Cookie Krausa
Lorna Farley
Rue Gantka
Nancy Slater
Marianne Holinka
Eileen Schlifer
Dorothy Bartsch
Joyce Smale
Ellen Nockels
Barb Burcum
Coulee
Mavis Zurfluh
la Vonne Holseth
Shirley Stuggerud
Marie Mueller
Shirl Reiners
Ron Tuma
South Lancs
Glen Jones
Daryl Papenfuss
Bob Wigdal
George Hanson
Butch Severson
Don Weigel Jr
Pete Nonstad
John Chase
Bob Delaney
Duane Moore
Dick Amunsdon
Jack Smith
Don Bett
Don Fillner
Jim Thompson
Les Erickson
Northern Illinois Rolls Over La Crosse State 88 66
Northern Illinois defeated La Crosse State 88 to 66 as five NIU players reached double figures. Jim Smith and Aubrey Hawkins led with 18 points each, followed by Tony Amelianovich 15, Darryl Day 10, and Don Russell 10. Mike Grainger led La Crosse with 16 points as the team eyed a 2 0 conference mark with Stout State next midweek.
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la Crosse State
Indiana
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Aubrey Hawkins
Tony Amelianovich
Darryl Day
Don Russell
Indians
Mike Grainger
Joel Hafner
Dave Neuberger
Northern Iil
Smith
Hafner
Blaisdell
Neuberger
Russell
Moriarity
Miller
Loughrin
Day
Grainger
Hawkins
Heidernan
Olen
Keeske Ameliano
Ich
Young
Northern W
Northern III. State
la Crosse
Russ Gilson Posts 687 Series in Bowling Classic
Russ Gilson slammed a 687 in the Classic League at Vlasek’s Lanes in Tomah Wis. Phyllis Stowell rolled a 565 in the Women’s National League. Standouts included Dayton Sowle 620, Bob Haberman 597, Art Girouard 611 and Bruce Gilson 600 as teams posted strong totals for the day.
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Wis
Russ Gilson
Phyllis Stowell
Vlasek’s
Sages Plumbers
Rus Gilson
Dayton Sowle
Bob Haberman
Mel Severs
al Lind
Gary Heber
Bob Kuehl
Clyde Myer
Ann Lohneis
Joyce Roeske
Doris Loehr
Carol Wagner
Carol Kindsley
St. Mary’s
al Nienast
American — Town and Country Motors
Frieda Decorah
Sharon Miller
Barbara Macquade
Lavera Burchell
Bette Gilbertson
Gerrie Clay
Phyllis Buck
Joyce Mades
Alcindor stars as UCLA routs Wichita State for 36th win
UCLA's Lew Alcindor scores 28 as the top-ranked Bruins rout Wichita State 120-86 at Pauley Pavilion extending their winning streak to 36. Purdue falls to Washington 98-87. Dayton upset by Eastern Kentucky 76-75 as several top teams stumble on road.
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Washington
Seattle
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Associated Press
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Howard Payne
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Portland
Princeton
Colgate
Pitt
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
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Air Force
Lew Alcindor
Wichita
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Pauley Pavilion
Soph
Rick Mount
Huskies
Dave Carr
Boilermakers
Gary Paul
Don May
Boyd Lynch
Colonels
Gary Elliot
Tony Pazaricky
San Fernando
North Stars Battle Pittsburgh in key NHL series
The Minnesota North Stars open a two game set with Pittsburgh aiming to replace the Penguins as the West Division No. 3. Pittsburgh arrives on a three game skid after losses to New York Detroit and Chicago while Minnesota hosts then visits Chicago for the finale. Coach Wren Blair and Red Sullivan comment on the tough division foes and the potential to snap the slide.
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Minnesota North Stars
Pittsburgh
Penguins
National Hockey League
NHL
North Stars
Steel City
Twin Cities
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesotans
Wren Blair
Red Sullivan
Kee High Grabs 70-45 Victory Over South Winneshiek
Lansing Kee High, led by Jerry Irons with 23 points, topped South Winneshiek 70-45. Jim Wilde scored 13, Ron Protsman 12, and Neil Steiberg 10 for Kee. Stan Brandt led the losers with 13 points. The scoring summary shows Kee High 21 19 14 16 for 70.
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Lansing
Rushford Trojans rout Mabel Canton 94 to 34 in conference clash
Rushford remained unbeaten with a 94-34 victory over Mabel Canton as Mike Woll scored 30 and Dean Carlson 20 to propel the Trojans in Root River play. Caledonia beat Caledonia 62-41 as Peterson tied for the lead with 23 points, with Peterson also winning the B game 32-23.
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Rushford
Root River
Trojans
Mabel Canton
Mike Woll
Dean Carlson
Gary Quarne
Jerry Tengesdahl
Bob Kelly
Mabel-Canton
Caledonia
Minn
Peterson
la Crescent
Terry Higham
Sopho
Pace Peterson
Ray Agrimson
Bruce Benson
Tim Larson
Rick Bubbers
Paul Wagner
Michigan Tech tops Wisconsin 6-5 in late comeback win
Brian Watts scored three goals including the winner with 52 seconds left as unbeaten Michigan Tech erased a 5-2 Wisconsin lead. Tech tied the game early in the third period and edged ahead at the buzzer to take the victory. Wisconsin falls to 4-1 and hosts a rematch tonight to try to even the series.
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Brian Watts
Michigan Tech
Wisconsin
Badgers
Tech
Herolds Lead Mixed League At Sparta Bowl
Sparta Wis Gib and Clara Herold led the Sparta Mixed League for the second straight week. Gib rolled a 602 series with a 232 game and Clara a 504 set. Delores Bowen added a 508 in Strike and Spare at Spartan Lanes with team totals listed for the leagues and individual scores for players across the competitions.
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Sparta
Wis
Gib
Clara Herold
Clara
Delores Bowen
Boilermakers
Dot Kane
Mary C. Evered
Gib Herold
Earl Anderson
Don Growden
Necedah defeats Holy Cross Seminary 84 77 in non conference game
NECEDAH Wis Necedah rallied from a four point halftime deficit to beat Holy Cross Seminary of La Crosse 84 77 on Friday. Leo Rudolph led with 25 points while Hawkins and McClelland added 20 each for the winners. John Priebe and Willard Grossell scored 15 for Holy Cross as the setback marked Holy Cross second defeat in a 3 1 start.
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Holy Cross Seminary of
la Crosse
Holy Cross
Leo Rudolph
Hawkins
McClelland
John Priebe
Willard Grossell
Dave Matel
Necedah Fost
Servais P
L.rudolph Priebe
Mate
Rattunde
Makovec McClellan
Susa G.rudolph
Peschel Coady
Rychnovsky
Eustice
Delaney
Grossell
Necedah _ Hawkins
McClellan
Makovic
Servais
Matel
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