Kickapoo teams clash as Seneca, Readstown win titles
Seneca dominates Gays Mills 48-29 boosting Kickapoo Conference record to 6-0 while Readstown edges De Soto 57-46 in another league showdown. Allen Sutton led Seneca with 17 points. Steve Eide scored 25 for Readstown as West Lima, Soldiers Grove and Wauzeka posted wins in earlier games.
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Gays Mills
Wis
Seneca
Indians
Allen Sutton
Jim Chellevold
Dennis Colemen
DE Soto
Readstown
Steve Eide
Andy Hawkins
Wauzeka
Roger Byers
West Lima
Myron Wallace
Larry Simonson
Joe Sebranek
Bob Mullikin
Los
Blair tops Whitehall to halt Norse first Dairyland loss
Blair High defeated Whitehall 73-68 on Friday night as Blair improves to 1-1 while Whitehall drops to 2-1, sharing the Dairyland Conference lead with Independence and Alma Center Lincoln. John Woyicki 23 and Carl Aubart 22 led Blair. Lee Baker 26 led Whitehall.
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Whitehall
Wis
Blair
Norsemen
Independence
Alma Center
Lincoln
John Woyicki
Carl Aubart
Lee Baker
Don Hanson
Cochrane-Fountain City
Gary Cummings
Vince Ruzic
Dave Mayer
Don Dittrick
CFC
Augusta
Indees
Alma
Jim Osborn
Ron Buchholz
Paul Kulig
Jack Bisek
Platteville suspends six basketball players including five starters
Platteville State College coach Dick Wadewitz suspended six players for breaking training rules, with four starters among the group. The team wore no uniforms while losing 81-72 to Loras, a fourth straight defeat for the winless Pioneers. The suspensions cover several games as Platteville prepares to host Stevens Point to begin conference play.
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Platteville
Platteville State College
Dick Wadewitz
Wadewitz
Loras
Pioneers
Ron Kampstra
Randolph
John Shelton
Manston
Jack Brenegan
Galesville
Mike Schroeder
Cashton
Denny Zoltak
Milwaukee
Boyd Campbell
Zoltak
Campbell
Stevens Point
Hokah St. Peter Tops Loretto in Bi-State League Showdown
Hokah St. Peter defeated Caledonia Loretto 61 to 48 after leading 24-21 at halftime. Francis Stemper led Hokah with 19 points, followed by Dave Feuerhelm 16 and Ed Holihan 10. For Caledonia Loretto, Mike Toomey scored 15 and John Brady 12. Loretto won the B game 41-22. Also, Bill Fischer signed a 1964 contract with the Minnesota Twins after being drafted from Kansas City.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
la Farge
Dave Anderson
Jim Dull
John Thoftne
Jim Davidson
Bill Thoftne
Charles Mickelson
Cardinals
Rudy Hamilton
Bob Drake
S. Grove
Caledonia
Minn
Hokah St. Peter
Caledonia Loretto
Hokah
Loretto
Francis Stemper
Dave Feuerhelm
Ed Holihan
St. Peter
Mike Toomey
John Brady
Caledonia Lor
Bill Fischer
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Fischer
Rothschild
Marathon County
Local Deli Promotes Fresh Deep Fried Shrimp
Last two days feature generous portions of 20 deep fried shrimp with golden French fries plus Henry's tangy tartar or shrimp sauce.
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Henry
Bowling Scores Fun Filled Five at Holiday Lanes
Scores show teams and bowlers from Holiday Lanes and Pioneer Labor Hall with figures: J H Body Shop forfeit. Young Disposal and P&J Bar posted totals around 600s. Individual high marks include Peter Nelson 661 679 720 and high single Betty Bucholtz 158 among listed players.
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J&h
Pioneer Labor Hall
Young Disposal
Peter Nelson
P&j Bar
B. Bucholtz
S. Sopher
B. Johnson
N. Gilles
S Anderson
D. Schmeckpepper
C. Phelps
Betty Bucholtz
Night Train Lane Shattered by Wife Dinah Washington Death
Detroit police report Dinah Washington found dead at her home. Cause undetermined but a sedative overdose suspected. unmarked pill bottle found beside bed. Washington 37 and wife of NFL star Night Train Lane. two stepsons arrived home from Boston. Lane to miss Sunday's Lions Bears game.
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Dinah Washington
Miss Washington
Night Train) Lane
George Jenkins
Robert Grayson
Detroit Metropolitan
Boston
Lane
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Lions
Chicago Bears
Dinah
George
Robert
B. C. Ross
Ross
William J. Chubb
Mt Horeb 65 Prairie du Chien 48 in SW Wisconsin clash
Mt Horeb led by Steve Haroldson with 21 points defeated Prairie du Chien 65 48 as 14 and 12 point efforts from Bob Cork and Phil Dettwiler aided the win. Prairie’s Vic June and Phil Peckham scored 16 and 14 respectively.
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MT. Horeb
Wis
Steve Haroldson
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Bob Cork
Phil Dettwiler
Vic June
Phil Peckham
Pace
Prairie
Prairie DU Sac
Wisconsin Dells
Sauk-Prairie
Toby Tolson
Don Hehenberger
Packers Face 49ers in Decisive NFL Clash Today
Green Bay 10 2 1 presses for vital win at San Francisco to stay in contention for the NFL title as Chicago also eyes a clinch with Detroit on the same weekend. The Packers need a victory to keep hope alive while the Bears hold possible division crown with a win or tie.
Pro Football Weekend Schedule Mixed Results
National League matches include Green Bay at San Francisco and Boston at Kansas City in a packed Saturday card. Sunday features Pittsburgh at New York Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Dallas at St. Louis Los Angeles at Baltimore Minnesota at Philadelphia San Diego at Houston.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Packers
NFL
Boston
San Diego
San Francisco
AFL
Buffalo
New York
Kansas City
Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago
Detroit
Bears
Cleveland
Washington
Dallas
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Houston
Denver
Oakland
Harvey Scores 39 In Menomonie's Big River Win
Wisconsin high school basketball results show Menomonie led by Al Harvey with 39 points in a 81-60 win over Chippewa Falls. Auburndale crushed Stratford 114-78, Elkhart Lake toppled Brillion 100-83, and Spa led by Parker with 31 points.
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Menomonie
Big River
Wisconsin
Auburndale
Elkhart Lake
al Harvey
Stratford
Marawood
Leroy Altmann
Mickey Vandehey
Spencer
Brillion
Jim Ross
Valders
New Holstein
Schofield
Gordy Karpinski
Mosinee
Dick Adamski
Park Falls
Gary Vander
Thorp
Colby
Holmen
Eric Hendrickson
Bangor
Chippewa Falls
Big Rivers
Eau Claire Memorial
Eau Claire North
Memorial
Upsets Shake Top Teams in Early College Hoops
In a Friday slate of college basketball intrigue, California toppled Oregon State 65-55 as Camden Wall outscored Mel Counts. Missouri beat Ohio State 85-74 behind Gary Garner's 25. Creighton edged Arizona State 84-83, and West Virginia fell to Virginia Military 68-64. Regis shocked Oklahoma State 62-59 led by Corel Walker's 26.
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Oregon State
Missouri
Ohio State
Creighton
Arizona State
Virginia Military
West Virginia
Regis
Oklahoma State
Chicago
Loyola
Kentucky
Michigan
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Associated Press
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Detroit
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Wichita
Duke
NYU
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Mel Counts
Beavers
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Counts
Little
Gary Garner
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Sun Devils
Fritz Pointer
VMI
Keydets
Mountaineers
Bill Blair
Corel Walker
Regis Rangers
Packers Sign No 3 Draft Choice Tom Crutcher
The Green Bay Packers announced they have signed their No 3 draft choice Tom Crutcher a 220 pound 6 foot 3 fullback from Texas Christian. He will play for the West in the East West Shrine game in San Francisco on December 28 as the team trains in Palo Alto for the season finale against the San Francisco 49ers.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Green Bay Packers
Tommy Crutcher
Texas Christian
San Francisco
Packers
San Francisco 49Ers
Madonna Tops Central C Loop in 69 37 Victory
Madonna takes first in Central C League by defeating Almond 69 37. Necedah led by Andrews with 18 points while Cowboys stars Pat Scully and Bill Winker posted 29 and 10 points respectively. Other results include Westfield over Port Edwards 71 44 and Plainfield Tri County 62 35 over Wild Rose.
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Mauston Madonna
Almond
Port Edwards
Westfield
Plainfield Tri- County
Wild Rose
Adams Friendship
Necedah
Andrews
Cowboys
Pat Scully
Bill Winker
Madonna
Spartans Dominate Nekoosa For Third Straight SC Conference Win
Sparta crushed Nekoosa 75-32 as Eugene Peterson scored 20 and Tom Fanning 17 in a decisive South Central Conference victory. Sparta also won the B game 50-13, underscoring their league surge.
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Nekoosa
Wis
Sparta
Eugene Peterson
Tom Fanning
LaVern Pottinger
Coach Blank
Spartans
Mauston
Dairyland Travelers Roll To 105-59 Win
Hixton Wisconsin Dairyland Travelers defeated Black River Falls 105 to 59 after a 54 to 17 halftime advantage. Jack Adams led with 30 points, Charles Mattson 27, Tom Worden 18, Ron Johnson 15 and Jim Faldet 11 for the winners.
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Hix Ton
Wis
Dairyland Travelers
Black River Falls
Jack Adams
Charles Mattson
Tom Worden
Ron Johnson
Jim Faldet
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