Marquette Upsets West Virginia in Milwaukee Classic
Marquette defeated West Virginia 100-87 to reach the Milwaukee Classic final, with Ron Williams scoring 30 and Tom Flynn 22 as the Warriors surged on the boards and drew 42 free throws. Wisconsin Badgers fell 81-67 to Washington in the nightcap, with Steve Olsen tallying 24 and Ken Gustafson 23 as Wisconsin shot poorly in the first half.
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Mauston Tigers Stay Undefeated in South Central Play
Mauston edged Black River Falls 72 71 to improve to 5 0 in all and 3 0 in the South Central Conference. Black River Falls fell to 2 1 while Mauston remains unbeaten and BRF drops to 2 1.
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Barron
Chetek
Nightly rally falls short as Mauston edges BRF in comeback bid
In a tight finish at Tomah Mauston held on for a 72 71 win over Black River Falls as Jim Frederikson scored 29 for BRF and Robert Garske led Mauston with 19 points and 15 rebounds. Maus ton also won the B game 52 48.
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Black River Falls
Tigers
Mauston
Robert Garske
Ron Zukawskis
Basketball Scoreboard Summary of Wisconsin In State Games
Comprehensive list of high school results across Wisconsin leagues with numerous matchups. Notable scores include La Crosse Central 84 Eau Claire Memorial 81 in OT and numerous district-level wins across the state with diverse opponents and close margins.
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la Crosse Central
Eau Claire Memorial
Chippewa Falls
la Crosse Logan
Wausau
Menomonie
Coulee
Bowling Scores From Pla Mor Lanes and More
Local bowling results list Team Series and Team Game leaders for Pla Mor Lanes and other centers. Notable performances include Rich Severson with high 236 single, Roy Wasmuth 643 in Olympic play, and Grace Pfennig along with Eillen Schlifer leading Pla Mor Alley Cats with high scores. Multiple teams named with scores across Onalaska and Maple Grove venues.
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Roger Emerson
Gene Jirsa
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Jim Dovenberg
Elmer Seeger
Roy Steiner
Vern Curtis
Wayne Taggert
Sid Kirchner
Wayne Pfaff
Range
Bohemian Hall
Bohemian Halls
Grace Pfennig
Ruth Bilicki
Caroll Schmitt
Jean Tanke
Carol Denison
Eillen Schlifer
Roy Wasmuth
Ron Sheck
Ron Wilhelm
Jim Howard
Steve Weissenberger
Spot Goggin
Ladies' Merchants and Local Bowling Standouts
Bowling league scores from multiple clubs highlight top teams and individual leaders. Lorna Farley led High 10 with 583 for LADIES' MERCHANT, while Midwest Motors topped STARLITE team series at 2204 and Otto Butzman led CONSOLIDATED with 584 high. Additional top marks include Wes Soper 661 and Clarence Rochester 263 in MEN'S events.
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Gary Knutson
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South Lancs
Norplex
Milo Zumach
Pete Nonstad
Clarence Rochester
Dick Buchan
Carlyn Rogstad
Ken French
Art Larson
Fuzzy Fanta Po
Bud Weissenberger
Dave Frey
Ladies Nite Owl Team Series Leads With High Scores
In the South Lancs Ladies Nite Owl event, Toepels 2326 won the Team Series and 798 for Team Game. High series were Marg Mitby 484 Marian Papen fuss 482 Ruth Malay 480 Helen Stavio 479 Janice Abeggian 479 Jean Troyanek 471 Lori Tanke 471. Lori Tanke led singles with 189.
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Marg Mitby
Marian Papenfuss
Ruth Malay
Helen Stavio
Janice Abeggian
Jean Troyanek
Lori Tanke
Oklahoma Star Joins Jets On $300000 Deal
New York Jets spent about 300000 to sign All-America linebacker Carl McAdams of Oklahoma. McAdams, 21, from White Deer Texas, said he chose New York over St Louis after meetings with owner Sonny Werblin and the Jets and Cardinals offered similar contracts.
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New York Jets
Joe Namath
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
McAdams
White Deer
Tex
Sonny Werblin
Jets
Carl
Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
Butkus
Illinois
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Vikings Sign Free Agent End Hal Kuck From Westmar College
The Minnesota Vikings announced the addition of free agent end Hal Kuck from Westmar College in Le Mars Iowa. Kuck caught 28 passes for 327 yards and seven touchdowns last season and went undrafted.
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Minnesota Vikings
Hal Kuck
Westmar College
le Mars
Iowa
Kuck
Sauk Prairie Edges Wisconsin Dells 70 60 in Friday Win
Sauk Prairie defeated Wisconsin Dells 70 to 60 on Friday night as Jeff Field scored 27 points for the Sauk Prairie team.
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Sauk City
Wis
Sauk Prairie
Wisconsin Dells
Jeff Field
Notre Dame plans $8 million athletic convocation center
Notre Dame announced an $8 million athletic and convocation center to rise near the football stadium. The twin domed complex will start next spring and finish in 1968-69, featuring two arenas for basketball convocations and track plus an ice rink for hockey, with space for indoor baseball tennis golf practice bowling and intramurals and room for public events across the St Joseph valley.
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Ind
University of Notre Dame
St. Joseph Valley
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Michigan
NASCAR and U S Auto Club bar overhead cam engine
Daytona Beach Florida AP reports NASCAR and the U S Auto Club jointly ruled that Ford Motor Co new overhead cam engine would not be eligible for stock car competition in 1966. The decision leaves Ford’s new powerplant out of rulebook sanctioned events next season.
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U.S. Auto Club
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Lakers fall as 37-for-39 line can not save them
The Los Angeles Lakers lost 127-117 to the Philadelphia 76ers as Wilt Chamberlain scored 38 and Jerry West 39 on 19 of 20 from the line. Boston beat Detroit 114-112 on Havlicek’s late jumper and St. Louis edged San Francisco 103-102 with Hagan’s seven seconds remaining.
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Associated Press
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Ford TOSSES IN 57 Lincoln Madison East Squeak Out Victories
Milwaukee Lincoln edged its rival 70 66 and No 2 Madison East barely beat Racine Horlick 56 49 as four East starters were out. Alfonso Ford fired 57 for Milwaukee North while Williams Bay’s player scored 48 and Alma’s team dominated.
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Seneca dominates De Soto 106 70 in Kickapoo Valley clash
Seneca led by Jim Sullivan with 32 points and five teammates in double figures to beat De Soto 106-70 as North Crawford and others won in regional action. De Soto’s Harlan Flick 21 paced the visitors. North Crawford, La Farge and multiple teams posted conference wins in Friday night games.
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al Emerson
Francis Steindorf
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Orfordville
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Little Ten
Royall and Rockets pace Scenic Central basketball with wins
Royall roared to an 88-76 win at Westby as Curt Durkee scored 27 and Dan Tillman led Westby with 24. New Lisbon sits atop the league at 5-1 after a 92-77 win over Kickapoo with Steve Stenhold scoring 23. Cashton upset Wonewoc 53-47 as John Peterson and Rick Stevens led the Eagles. Brookwood topped Weston 57-55 in the nightcap with Bill Schaefer scoring 17.
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Bob Molitor
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St Felix Edges Loretto 50 46 In Bi-State Clash
St Felix of Wabasha defeated Loretto Caledonia 50 to 46 in a Bi-State Conference game. St Felix led 9 12 15 14 in four quarters to pull away late. John Bill scored 16 for St Felix with 12 by John Arens and 10 by Terry Street. Loretto's Mike Mulvenna led with 12 and Gary Conway and Gary Pellow ski added 11 each.
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South Carolina and Fordham to Join Milwaukee Classic
The Milwaukee Classic will feature South Carolina Fordham Wisconsin and Marquette. The fifth annual event runs December 16 17 next year with Wisconsin and Marquette co hosting. South Carolina is the only team to beat top rated Duke so far this season.
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Alma Rolls Up 111 31 Victory Over Gilmanton
Alma, Wis. built a 111 to 31 win over Gilmanton in West Central Conference play. John Stohr scored 33, Curtis Youngbauer 25, and Mike Moham 27 for Alma which remained undefeated at 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the league. Gilmanton fell to 0-3 in conference and 0-7 overall.
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