Aquinas Topples Logan In intra city clash 71 58
Aquinas Blugolds sprinted to a 17 4 lead and held off Logan 71 58 in the first intra city boys basketball game. Gagermeier Tierney and Dunham led Aquinas with 14 13 and 12 points respectively as Koelbl grabbed 18 rebounds. Logan shot poorly but struck with free throws to stay close.
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Nixon Loses Redskins Coach Post After Philly Game
Washington coach Mike Nixon appears certain to resign after a 1960 season ending loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. At 49, Nixon is expected to step away following two NFL seasons with the Redskins amid mounting indications he will not return in 1961.
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Alma Center, Arkansaw Clinch West Central Tie After Win
Alma Center defeats Fairchild 63-39 to stay tied for first in the West Central Conference. Mike Holmgren scores 13, John Matalas 12, and Bob Smith 11 for Alma Center. Gilmanton beats Pepin 79-61 with Jerry Gates on 25 points. Arkansaw tops Alma 68-62 to share atop the standings. Hixton edges Taylor 55-54.
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Wisconsin to host Colorado football Sept 18 1965
Madison Wisconsin AP reports the University of Wisconsin athletic department scheduled a football game with Colorado in Madison on September 18 1965. The matchup adds a nonconference date for the Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium.
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Logan Aims to Keep Braves Shortstop Job Next Season
Johnny Logan expects to be the Milwaukee Braves regular shortstop next year despite a late trade bringing Roy McMillan to the infield. General Manager John McHale outlined McMillan at short with Mathews, Adcock and Bolling on the infield, while Logan may be traded for outfield help. Logan vows to win the job back, stating he’ll remain in Milwaukee and is exploring business ties.
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Shaw To Coach East In NFL Pro Bowl
Lawrence T. Buck Shaw of the Philadelphia Eagles was named coach of the East squad for the NFL Pro Bowl in Los Angeles, with the game set for January 15.
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Caledonia and Spring Grove Dominate Root River Cage Action
Caledonia routed Houston 72-44 as Don Johns led with 15 points and John Hefte added 24 for the winners. Spring Grove thumped Peterson 55-33 in Root River play, with Tom Ellingson leading and Houston’s Bob Bubbers adding 21 in a separate game. Rushford crushed Canton 74-43 behind 23 from Claire Olstad, while Canton’s Cleon Wilbur scored 15.
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Holmen Tops Trempealeau in Coulee Showdown
West Salem edged Ona Taska 64-61 to seize first place in the Coulee Conference as Holmen beat Trempealeau 66-53 and Bangor defeated Gale-Ettrick 70-55. Mindoro edged Melrose 53-52 in a tight finish. Dick Schroeder led scorers with 34 for Bangor.
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Basketball Scores From City and State Games
La Crosse Aquinas 71 La Crosse Logan 58 leads a busy score roundup across divisions. Regional results include West Nine and Non-conference showdowns with notable wins by Milwaukee teams, Madison area schools, and fans tallying points across multiple locales.
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Eleva Strum Central remains undefeated with Osseo win
Osseo 58 Central 67 as Dan Call scores 30 for Eleva Strum Central in Scenic Central Conference play. Duane Schultz adds 10 for the Cardinals while Ed Norris and Mike Briggs tally 22 and 11 for Osseo. Osseo wins B game 33-32.
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Tomah Grapplers Defeat Richland Center 24-18 in Wrestling Meet
Tomah topped Richland Center 24-18 in a South Central Conference wrestling match. Key results include Allen Olson pinning Marty Standish and Charles Moan defeating Terry Eowers, with Tomah securing two forfeits in the heavyweight and another weight class.
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Joyce Ziske Leaves Pro Golf Circuit To Plan Wedding
Milwaukee golfer Joyce Ziske announced she is quitting the tournament trail to marry Tom Malison of Waterford this spring. The 26-year-old, fourth in earnings last season with 12 888 dollars, said she wants to start a family after six years on the circuit.
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College basketball results from scattered tournaments
Pitt defeats Colgate 78 to 62 while Duquesne tops Tennessee 79 to 64 in Birmingham. Alabama beats Baylor 72 to 55 and Auburn upends Virginia Tech 76 to 73 in other early round play.
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West Grant Routs Viola 90-51 In Non-Conference Tilt
West Grant smothered Viola 90-51 as Bud Fuller led the Fal cons with 19 points and Jim Sanford scored 29 for Viola. Randy Bowell added 15 for Viola. West Grant also won the B game 42-31.
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Red Raiders Post 56-40 League Win
Menominee Michigan La Crosse Central defeated Menominee 56-40 in a Big Rivers Conference game. Bill Torrance scored 21 points to lead Central as Duke Tyson added nine and Jim Rooks collected 16 rebounds. Central improved to 1-2 in league play while Menominee fell to 0-3.
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Lovellette Stars After Drawing Fine
Paul Seymour fined Clyde Lovellette $75 for loafing in a Hawks win over Los Angeles. Lovellette then led St. Louis with 24 points in a 112-107 victory that moved the Western Division leaders ahead of Philadelphia. The doubleheader opener at Detroit preceded a Knicks win over the Pistons 108-104.
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Officials Missing Delay Leads ENMU Victory Over San Diego
Officials failed to appear delaying the game by an hour before Eastern New Mexico University defeated the University of San Diego 90 to 72 Friday night. Frantic calls got the contest under way with ENMU clinching the win.
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