Packers Seek West Title in San Francisco Showdown
The Green Bay Packers face the San Francisco 49ers at Kezar Stadium with the Western Conference title on the line. Coach Vince Lombardi keeps the offense intact as Green Bay aims to recover from an earlier 27 10 win and push for a berth against Cleveland.
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Big Play Defense Award For Robinson
The Associated Press names Green Bay linebacker Dave Robinson the Defensive Player of the Week after a key interception against Baltimore. With Green Bay ahead 14-13 at Baltimore, Robinson and Willie Davis anticipated a short pass to Jerry Hill and pounced, altering the play.
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Regional TV Three State Catholic Tourney Games Slated
Five Wisconsin Catholic state tournament basketball games will be televised in March from Sawyer Auditorium La Crosse Aquinas Prairie du Chien Campion Madison Edgewood La Crosse Holy Cross Mauston Madonna region assignments listed Feb 22 27 with WUHF TV Channel 18 and WTMJ TV Channel 4 covering the action Blaine Walsh of WTMJ will call play by play with John Stone as analyst regional sites include Superior Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Madison La Crosse Green Bay Manitowoc and Milwaukee venues
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Olympic bid cities to be chosen on January fifteenth
New York AP The United States Olympic Association will select the American cities invited to bid for the 1972 Summer and Winter Games at a meeting in Chicago on January 15. An official said the decision is to determine which cities enter the bidding process.
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Rustic Inn, Lichtie Stay Undefeated
Rustic Inn improved to 4-0 after a 70-44 win over Pearl Street Merchants. Lichtie Construction moved to 3-0 with a 50-47 victory against Hauser TV Vogue. Molzahn Construction evened at 2-2 by beating Andy's Pizza Palace 66-61.
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Vaughn Chattman
Bud Hamm
Ron Sofia
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Garry Zimmerman
Hauser-Vogue
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Terry Thirion
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Jim Sevall Leads Superior Past Northland In 117 75 Win
Superior, once struggling in WSUC play, snapped a five-game skid with a school record 117 points against Northland. Jim Sevall scored 27 for Superior, while Bob Hammen set a Northland career scoring mark with 29. WSUC games scheduled Thursday include Whitewater at River Falls and others.
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Bowling Highlights At Galesville Lanes
GALESVILLE Wis Bowling highlights at Galesville Lanes with teams and high scores from the event. Notable lines include Ladies 10 Pin Ettrick Boosters 836 and 857 top, Connie Wright 504, Joe Gerrard 534, Owen Pederson 538, Brankow’s 2799, Ken Johnson 574, Vern Hesselberg 567, and D Swede Sever son 573.
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Dave Grant
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Ted Severson
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Don Mahlum
Ernie Berg
Bob Jenks
George Christianson
Art Ofsdahl Jr
Ralph Lebakken
Ted Oedsma
Dutch Gelder
Hank Helgeson
Ted Strand
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Ken Johnson
Severson
Vern Hesselberg
Bill Sutti
Campion Cagers Top Boscobel 84-55 in Non-Conference Victory
Campion led by Bill Lochner with 29 points defeated Boscobel 84 to 55 in a non-conference boys basketball game in Campion Wisconsin. Jim Brophy added 18 and Corky Collins 14 for Campion while Don Moldren led Boscobel with 22. Boscobel won the B game 47-46.
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Ithaca Triumphs In Kickapoo Valley Clash
Ithaca beat Hollandale 73 to 59 to end a three game skid. Gary Mobley scored 25 points and Jim Ensemble 22 for Hollandale while Steve Zimmerman added 21 and Dale Frye 20 for the Ithaca victory.
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Pro Gridder Mack Lee Hill Dies After Surgery
Mack Lee Hill, 25, a Chiefs full back who rose from 1964 dismissal to 1965 stardom, died after complications from knee surgery in Buffalo. An embolism following the operation was ruled the cause. Hill had been injured in a game against the Bills and underwent surgery at Menorah Medical Center. Chiefs coach Hank Stram praised him as a dedicated, unselfish player.
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Gopher Hankinson Signs With Vikings
Minnesota quarterback John Hankinson, a 1964 Gopher record setter, signed today with the Minnesota Vikings. Hankinson 6 1 and 185 pounds will play in the Hula Bowl East West game and may join the Coast Guard in February before Vikings camp. Hankinson from Edina Minn is 22 and was drafted as a future by Boston before rights moved to Miami. The Twins drew 1 463 258 fans in 1965 leading the American League.
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West Grant tops Seneca in non-conference clash
West Grant defeated Seneca 78 to 65 in Patch Grove Wisconsin. Jim Sullivan scored 17 points, Mike Burns 15, Leroy Trautsch 11, Peder Swanson 11, and John Brockway 10 for Seneca in a game led by Coach Jim Benson.
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Leroy Trautsch
Peder Swanson
John Brockway
Jim Benson
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