La Marquette Area Basketball Scores and Schedules
La Marquette Wisconsin cagers lose city standings as Prairie du Chien Campion travels to Central for 8 p.m. tip. Menomonie visits Logan while River Falls plays LCU and Alma meets Holy Cross at 8 p.m. on Tuesday with additional football and wrestling matchups across the region through Thursday.
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Menomonie
Logan
River Falls
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Alma
Holy Cross
Banauvet
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Baraboo
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Ravinas
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Waukesha
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Michigan Colts Warriors :86-78 upset shocks Marquette
Michigan defeated 12th ranked Marquette 88 to 78 as Rudy Tomjanovich scored 32 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Al McGuire praised Tomjanovich while Johnny Orr noted Michigan’s defense and free throw accuracy led the Wolverines past the Warriors.
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al McGuire
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Kansas Beats Wisconsin 76-60 In Kansas City Game
Kansas defeated Wisconsin 76-60 as the Badgers stumbled in the first half by shooting 28 percent and trailing 41-24 at halftime. Wisconsin narrowed the gap to 62-55 late, but Kansas center Dave Robish surged with 31 points, including 13 from the line, to seal the win.
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Warriors
Tomjanovich
Michigan
Wolverines
Marquette
Dean Meminger
Orr
Mark Henry
Meminger
Henry
Jeff Sewell
Warrior
Rodney Ford
Dan Fife
Lawrence
Kansas
Wisconsin
Badgers
John Powless
Jayhawks
Dave Robish
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al Henry
Clarence Sherrod
Kentucky Tops College Cage Poll In Early Season
Kentucky takes number one in the AP Top Twenty after wins over West Virginia and Kansas, UCLA moves to second after beating Arizona and edging Minnesota. South Carolina drops to eighth after losses to Tennessee, Purdue tumbles to fourteenth following an upset by Ohio University. Other leading teams include Davidson, North Carolina, Southern California, Duquesne, Notre Dame, and Louisville.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
UCLA
West Virginia
Kansas
Arizona
Minnesota
New Mexico State
Ner
South Carolina
Auburn
Tennessee
Purdue
Tulsa
Ohio University
Davidson
North Carolina
Southern California
Duquesne
Notre Dame
Paul Hatchett Named to Small College All America
Paul Hatchett of North Dakota State earns a spot on the small college All-America team chosen by The Associated Press. The AP listing highlights Hatchett among a strong group of backs and linemen from various schools, including Bruce Cerone, Larry Schreiber, Leon Burns and others, as the heaviest period of pro prospect attention continues.
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NEW York
Bruce Cerone
Emporia State
Paul Hatchett
North Dakota State
Associated Press
Richard McGeorge
Elon
John Kohler
South Dakota
Doug Wilkerson
North Carolina Central
Glenn Kidder
McNeese State
Joe Stephens
Jackson State
Terry Bradshaw
Louisiana Tech
Joe
Turkey” Jones
Tennessee State
Dave Haverdick
Morehead State
Clovis Swinney
Arkansas State
Chip Bennett
Abilene Christian
Defen
Merl Code
North
Carolina A&t
David Hadley
Alcorn A&m
Bruce Taylor
Boston University
Dan Buckley
Larry Schreiber
Tennessee
Tech
Leon Burns
Long Beach State
Illini Cop 3rd Big Ten Cage Quints Win 4 Of 5 Outings
Big Ten teams went 4-1 Monday night with Illinois Indiana Michigan and Ohio State winning while Wisconsin fell on the road. Illinois beat DePauw 91-57 Greg Jackson scored 20. Indiana beat Kansas State 102-95 led by Ken Johnson 26 and Jim Harris 24. Michigan beat Marquette 86-78 with Rudy Tomjanovich 32 points. Ohio State over Northern Illinois 106-99.
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Badgers
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio State
DePauw
Greg Jackson
Missouri
Kansas State
Northern Illinois
Rudy Tomjanovich
Marquette
Ken Johnson
Jim Harris
Tomjanovich
al McGuire
McGuire
Wolverines
Big Ten
Iowa
St. Francis
Northwestern
George Washington
Purdue
Butler
Minnesota
Iowa State
Orr Tops NHL Scoring Race With 38 Points
New York AP reports after one third of the season Bobby Orr of the Bruins leads the NHL scoring race with 7 goals and 31 assists for 38 points. Phil Goyette sits second with 29 points, while Ab McDonald, Jean Ratelle and Walt Tkaczuk share high positions. Rookie Tony Esposito tops the goals against average at 1.92 with four shutouts.
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NEW York
Boston
Bobby Orr
Bruins
Phil Goyette
St. Louis
Blues
New York Rangers
Ab McDonald
Jean Ratelle
Walt Tkaczuk
Rangers
Phil Esposito
Red Berenson
Fred Stanfield
Vic Hadfield
Frank St. Marseille
Tony Esposito
Chicago
St Norbert Cagers top Dominica 75 71 in close finish
RACINE AP St Norbert defeated Dominican 75 71 Monday night as DyWayne Nash scored the clinching basket with eight seconds left. Jack Gebler led the Green Knights with 33 points and Ken Sadowski added 27 for Dominican.
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St. Norbert
Dominican
DyWayne Nash
Jack Gebler
Green Knights
Ken Sadowski
Nodouble Is Champ
Nodouble, trained by Gene Goff, was named champion older horse by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations at its New Orleans convention. The 4-year-old won four of 11 straight $100,000-added races in 1969 including the Santa Anita Handicap California Handicap Brooklyn Handicap and Hawthorne Gold Cup, and finished second in six.
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New Orleans
Gene Goff
Nodouble
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
Santa Anita
California
Brooklyn
Kentucky Tops North Carolina In Tight Charlotte Showdown
Top-ranked Kentucky defeated fifth-ranked North Carolina 94-87 in Charlotte as Dan Issel scored 41 points and pulled 15 rebounds. UNC saw starters foul out and injure, disrupting their comeback bid as Charlie Scott led UNC with 29. Other ranked teams won, including South Carolina, Michigan, Ohio State, St Bonaventure, and New Mexico State.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tar Heels
Charlotte
Dan Issel
Issel
South Carolinas
Erskine
Michigan
Marquette
Ohio State
Northern Illinois
St. Bonaventure
Xavier
Dennis Wuycik
Charlie Scott
South Carolina
Tennessee
Tom Owens
Owens
Gamecocks
Bob Lanier
Jerry Helmers
Tom Binegar
New Mexico State
Chiefs Kicker Stenerud Sets AFL Record With Five FGs
Jan Stenerud booted five field goals to pace the Kansas City Chiefs past Buffalo 22 19 and set a pro record with 16 straight makes. The Norwegian kicker tied Lou Groza with a 52 yarder, added kicks from 8, 47, 20 and 25 yards, while fighting flu. He was named AFL Offensive Player of the Week as KC kept Western Division title hopes alive.
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Jan Stenerud
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National Loop Averages Soar Amid 1969 Batting Rise
Cincinnati's Pete Rose leads NL batting with .348 average, 13 points above 1968. Eleven of 15 top batters hit .300+, Reds place four in top 15 but lose team title to Pirates. League average climbs to .250 with strong power. Willie McCovey MVP hits 45 HR and 126 RBI. Also a stray note about a 25-year-old cat giving birth to kittens.
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Pete Rose
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Pirates
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San Diego
Chicago
Willie McCovey
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