Nissalke Rockets End Sonics Home Winning Streak
Houston Rockets coach Tom Nissalke led a 96-92 victory in Seattle to snap the SuperSonics 29 game home winning streak. Moses Malone and Rudy Tomjanovich powered Houston with key rebounds and scoring, while Mike Newlin sealed the late lead. Also NBA results NBA standings and reminders about advance basketball ticket sales in La Crosse.
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Spells Of Frustration End For Red Wings and Rangers
The Red Wings beat the Bruins 5-3 in Boston to end a long skid at Boston Garden. The Rangers defeated the Canadiens 5-2 at Madison Square Garden, their first win over Montreal since 1974, with Wayne Dillon scoring twice and Rod Gilbert recording three assists.
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Onalaska to Start Adult Volleyball Program
Onalaska Wisconsin recreation department opens an adult volleyball program Wednesday at 8 p m in the high school gym for residents 18 and older in the Onalaska School District. For more information contact Earl Schliesman.
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Badgers Take Solo Lead With Big WCHA Victory
Wisconsin rode three goal performances by Mike Meeker and Mike Eaves to an 11-6 win over North Dakota, seizing sole possession of first place in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. The Badgers moved to 11-3 with 22 points, while North Dakota fell to 10-4 and 20 points. Roger Lamoureux opened scoring for North Dakota at six minutes, then Meeker answered twice to reclaim the lead, with Eaves adding two goals to build the margin.
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