Hillsboro Clinches Scenic Central Showdown 43-40 Over Kickapoo
Hillsboro remains undefeated in Scenic Central play after a 43-40 victory over Kickapoo. Jeff Clark led Hillsboro with 20 points, Dave Erlandson added 12, while Steve Oliver led Kickapoo with 15. Westby moved to 5-1 with a 44-43 win over Wonewoc. Cashton edged Brookwood 39-38 as North Crawford stayed 3-3. La Farge beat De Soto 44-40 keeping a three way tie for third. Weston and De Soto sit winless.
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Viroqua Defeats Riverdale For First Victory Of Season
In Viroqua Wisconsin Al Hanson drilled two late free throws to seal a 64-61 win over Riverdale. The Blackhawks built a 49-37 lead, with Jay Werth 20 and Hanson 19 leading Viroqua. Riverdale fell to 1-3 in league play despite a 24-point final period. Riverdale won the B-game 36.
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Wisconsin Athletic League
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Holmen keeps top spot with 76 53 win over Melrose-Mindoro
In Coulee Conference action Holmen stays 5-0 in league after a 76-53 victory over Melrose-Mindoro. Bangor beat Arcadia 74-43 and Gale-Ettrick topped Trempealeau 71-51 to sit at 4-1. Onalaska edged West Salem 72-71 on a late Holte basket. West Salem hosts Gale-Ettrick Jan 9.
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Coulee
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Arcadia
Gale-Ettrick
Trempealeau
Onalaska
West Salem
Wis
Duane Holte
Nets
Hilltoppers
Tom Baures
Holte
Chuck Phillips
Dave Hanson
Panthers
Gary Groth
Randy Witt
Houston
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Redmen
Marshall Anderson
Paul Sacia
Roy Gooden
Tim Twesme
Steve Eichman
Dennis Blank
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Gale Ettrick
Eau Claire Regis
Blair Stars Onalaska Luther Trips Up Seneca
In Seneca Wisconsin Harry Blair set a new Onalaska Luther school rebound record with 25 as the Knights beat Seneca 78 to 70. Luther outrebounded 48 to 33 though they committed ten turnovers and led by only one at halftime. Rick Gates scored 22, Blair 16 and 25 boards, Haniff 17, Lautz 10 with 10 rebounds, Grimstead 25 in defeat. Luther won the B game 67-25.
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Boscobel Cruises To Sixth Straight Victory 101-54
In BOSCOBEL WIS Boscobel clinched sixth straight season wins and fourth straight Southwestern Wisconsin Athletic League win by overpowering Fennimore 101-54. Reggie Hutson and Gary Fritz led with 22 points each, Mike Laxton 15, Don Nelson 10, while Bill Kirschbaum top-scored for Fennimore with 13. injuries sidelined two Boscobel starters and two reserves. The B-game also won 60-45.
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NBA Scores and Result Highlights From Today
NBA games feature New York 108 over Chicago 99 and Milwaukee 115 over Boston 111. Baltimore 108 edged Detroit 105 while Cincinnati 117 defeated San Diego 199 in a surprising score. Seattle 123 beat Philadelphia 116 and Phoenix visited Detroit for a 0-0 placeholder. ABA results show Pittsburgh 126 topping New York 124 with Indiana 92 over Carolina 88. Denver 97 beat New Orleans 102 as Los Angeles 119 defeated Washington 0. New York travels to Kentucky while Pittsburgh meets Indiana and Denver faces Miami.
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Mike McGee Named East Carolina Head Coach
Mike McGee former Wisconsin assistant was named head football coach at East Carolina University in Greenville North Carolina. He succeeds Clarence Stasavich and has spent the last three years as an assistant at Minnesota after earlier stints at Wisconsin under Milt Bruhn. The item notes Oklahoma's 46-10-46 football record against Oklahoma State.
Prep Wrestling match results Tomah over Reedsburg 26 14
Reedsburg led Tomah 27 22 in junior varsity action. Tim Benoit Dale Johnson and Steve Muchow each won decisions for Tomah while led by Zuehlke, Dorow, and Steen. Lewiston beat La Crescent 36 6 with multiple pins and decisions as Carl Olson Dewey Huber and Jeff Olson posted wins.
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John Andring
Jeff Olson
Greg Corcoran
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Steve Gillman
Dave A
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Bob Hublein
Haug and Price lead Holmen past Melrose Mindoro 76 53
Holmen defeated Melrose Mindoro 76 to 53 in Coulee Conference action. Eric Haug scored 27 points and Brad Price added 21 for Holmen, backed by Joe Bilskemper with 14. Mike Prost poured in 23 for Melrose Mindoro and Chuck Timm added 12 in the loss.
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Stone
Grzadowski
Beranek
Lee
Je Cow
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Brad Price
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Nets
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Melrose Mindoro
Chuck Timm
Mustangs
Shawano Joins Wisconsin Valley Conference Admittance OKed
The Wisconsin Valley Athletic Conference voted unanimously to admit Shawano High School starting in 1970-71. Shawano returns to the league after a two-season earlier stint and will compete in football basketball and wrestling. The eight-member body plans a one-year schedule to ease admission and may invite the two Wausau schools.
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Michigan State Edges Bradley In Utah Classic Opener
Michigan State beat Bradley 89-87 in the Utah Classic opening round as Ralph Simpson fueled a late Spartan surge. Washington defeated Northwestern 86-81 in Tempe, with Northwestern rallying from a 12-point hole to keep it tight.
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Osseo-Fairchild Extends Unbeaten Streak With Big Win
Osseo-Fairchild rolled to an 81-31 victory over Independence in a Dairyland Conference game to reach seven straight wins. Dan Seig led with 15 points, Tim Rebarchek added 14 for Independence, while 13 rebounds by Ralph Rasmuson highlighted Whitehall’s 65-54 win over Eleva-Strum. Blair beat Cochrane-Fountain City 49-45, Augusta edged Alma Center Lincoln 66-65, and Brookwood won 63-62 in overtime at Weston.
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Bucks Beat Celtics 115-111 for fifth straight win
Milwaukee edged Boston 115-111 to extend its winning streak to five. Lew Alcindor fouled out with 2:08 left as John Havlicek sparked a late Celtics rally before Greg Smith sealed the win with a late free throw and Jon McGlocklin's buzzer layup. Alcindor and Flynn Robinson led Milwaukee with 25 points each. Celtics' Siegfried 24, Havlicek 22. Bucks visit Phoenix next.
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Larry Siegfried
Boston
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Satch Sanders
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Bucks
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Greg Smith
Smith
Jon McGlocklin
Flynn Robinson
Bob Dandridge
Scoreboard highlights from Wisconsin and Michigan games
New Glarus 92 Juda 7 and Orfordville 56 Monticello 43 lead a busy night of high school scoring. Madison Edgewood 53 Oregon 52 Beloit Catholic 88 South Beloit 40 Waterford 68 Milton 59. Wakefield 94 Ashland 81 Hurley 84 Maple 47 Ondassagon 78 Ironwood Catholic 66 Watersmeet 62 Florence 53 Drummond 74 Bayfield 65 Whitefish Bay 59 West Allis Central 49 Milw. Marquette 52 Milw. Plus 47 two ot Watertown 67 Oconomowoc 42 Glendale 82 Brown Deer 76.
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Richland Center Upsets James Madison 76 73
Richland Center rallied from an eight point deficit in Milwaukee City Conference action. Steve Collins hit a late three point play with 50 seconds left and added 14 points to help Richland Center beat James Madison 76 to 73. Dennis Lawton led all scorers with 33 points.
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Durand crushes Glenwood City 73 to 40 in BB clash
Durand led 15 19 22 17 in a Middle Border Conference game as Mike Silberhorn scored 22 points and Ron Krisik added 15. John Lang Lois tallied 13 for Durand while Glenwood City managed 12 6 12 10 by quarter.
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McLain Starts Short Detroit Games in Seven Appearances
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain started seven games last season that required less than two hours, reflecting efficient outing lengths for the Tigers in AP reports.
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Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Yale captain Andy Coe started 27 straight games at linebacker
Yale senior captain Andy Coe began and played in 27 consecutive football games at linebacker for the Elis, establishing a durable streak.
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