Memorial Tops Logan 71 34 For 5 0 Conference Lead
Memorial of the Old Abes defeated Logan 71 34 to improve to 5 0 in the conference and 8 1 on the season. Steve Roach scored 26 points leading Memorial while Dennis Dockham had 23 for Logan. Memorial dominated on the boards 38 22 and sank 21 of 27 free throws.
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Memorial
Logan
Abes
Richard Bennett
Rangers
Greg Thompson
Bruce Twite
Steve Roach
Dennis Dockham
Dockham
Bill Leonard
Guy Rossato
Tim Eaton
Rossato
Eaton
Brian Johnson
Leonard
Deckham
Steve Kremer
Ranger
Central
Red Raiders
Menomonie
Dave Venne
Steve Olsen
Greg Linder
Bob Dammon
Rich Schultz
Mark Piazza
Dave Albrecht
Bruce Fearing
Red Raiders Post Sixth Win In 71-34 Victory
La Crosse Central crushed Menomonie 71-34 in a Big Rivers clash to move to 2-2 in league play and 6-2 overall. Coach Gary Robarge noted early success and strong start, with Central opening 13-0 then 15 consecutive points in the second period to coast.
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la Crosse Central
Menomonie
Big Rivers
Mary E. Sawyer
Red Raiders
Gary Robarge
Eau Claire
Memorial
North
Robarge
Chippewa Falls
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Chippewa
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Central
Indians
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Olsen
Albrecht
John Meritt
Andre Kraft
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Aquinas
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Miller
Wayne
Lo Merritt
Toble
Fisher
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Sipple
Ee Brietung
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Ft-A
Reb TP Olsen
Brueggeman
Ee Ee Venne
Owe Linder
McKellin
A Dammon
Schultz
Piazza
Lee Albrecht
Fearing
Coulee basketball still open after tops split Friday
Onalaska Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau and Melrose-Mindoro stay tied for first at 5-1 after wins. Onalaska beat Holmen 63-52 with 14 from Mark Snyder and Fred Baures 14 points in the second half. G E T beat Bangor 49-41. Melrose-Mindoro defeated Cochrane-Fountain City 69-44. Arcadia moved to 4-2 by routing West Salem 80-46 led by Dave Misch 34 points and 10 assists.
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la Farge
Waureka
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Blair
Alma Center
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Osseo-Fairchild
Augusta
Eleva-Strum
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Adarmus-Friendship
Tomah
Baraboo
Mauston
Black River Falls
Reedsburg
Sauk Prairie
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Sparta
Swal River Valley
Boscobel
Richland Center
Fennimore
Preston
Rushford
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
Rochester
John Marshall
Winona
Coulee
Onalaska
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Melrose- Mindoro
Holmen
G-E-T
Bangor
Melrose-Mindoro
Cochrane-Fountain City
Arcadia
West Salem
Wis
Onalaska Hilltoppers
Fred Baures
Hilltoppers
Baures
Mark Snyder
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Otto
Pfaff
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Stone
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Snyder
Ross
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Mahlum
Mitchell
Allen
John Olson
Bill Stephan
Don Herman
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Tom Hentges
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Piel
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Mike Hanson
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Hanson
Schmidt
Horstman
Dahl
Shaw
LaLiberte
Klink
Everson
Berg
Suchin
Paveltein
Schultz
Misch
Angst
Reggie Jackson Named AL Slugging King of 1973
Reggie Jackson of the Oakland Athletics was crowned the American League slugging king for 1973 with a .631 slugging percentage. He led the league with 32 homers and posted a .296 batting average, 286 total bases in 539 at bats, and 28 doubles plus two triples.
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Reggie Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Jackson
Sal Bando
A’s
Frank Robinson
California
Milwaukee
George Scott
Texas
Jeff Burroughs
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Oakland
Orlando Cepeda
Red Sox
Cepeda
Bobby Darwin
Eddie Brinkman
Kansas City
Lou Piniella
Preston tops Rushford in nonconference basketball game
Preston breaks a halftime tie to win 61 53 over Rushford as Tony Lammers scores 21 and eight Trojans reach scoring. Jim O'Donnell leads Rushford with 14 points as the Trojans drop to 4-3.
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Minn
Preston
Tony Lammers
Jim O'Donnell
Larson
Lammers
Mensink
Fitzgerald
Grooters
Culhane
Miller
Burke
Thompson
O'Donnell
Himne
Kopperud
Moran
Klammer Sets Unofficial Downhill Record in Austria
Franz Klammer powered to an unofficial world downhill record on the Planas course in Schladming, finishing in 1.41.77 for an average 70.07 mph. Roland Collobin of Switzerland took second in 1:42.12, with Bernhard Russi close at 1:42.13 as the former record holder.
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Schladming
Austria
Franz Klammer
Planas
Roland Collobin
Switzerland
Bernhard Russi
Russi
Val Gardena
Italy
Milwaukee Tech Edges WWTI 68 67 in Finish
Milwaukee Tech defeated Western Wisconsin Technical Institute 68 to 67 as WWTI struggled with 13 of 50 first half field goals. The Cavaliers lost scoring leader Ken Hefti to foul trouble in the first half and again fouled out late, limiting their rally.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ted Kothe
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Milwaukee Tech
WWTI
Kothe
Ken Hefti
Cavaliers
Hefti
Cavaliers rally to tie as WWTI falls to Milwaukee in key clash
Cavaliers force a 67 67 deadlock in the closing minutes but Milwaukee stalls clock and holds on. Dave Hanson sparkles with 24 points and 25 rebounds while Mike Gillespie scores 22 to lift Milwaukee to a 4 3 in conference play.
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Cavaliers
Milwaukee
Carl Viner
Jeff Wisenberger
Bluejay
WWTI
Tim Carroll
Dave Hanson
Kothe
Mark Braun
Mike Gillespie
Padres Back In San Diego After Feeney Ruling
National League President Charles S. Feeney ruled the move group failed to meet transfer provisions and the Padres revert to San Diego. A Washington move remains possible, with league operation in 1974 as another option. The city holds a 20 year lease with 15 years left and has filed a $12 million breach of contract suit.
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San Francisco
Padres
San Diego
National League
Charles S. Feeney
Washington
D.C
Feeney
E.G
Buzzy” Bavasi
Joseph Danzansky
Sixth-Rated Marquette Extends Seventh Straight Win
Marquette, ranked sixth, defeated Xavier 68 55 as Karl Tatum led with 13 points and Marcus Washington added 12. Indiana? No. UCLA routed Ohio State 110 63, Maryland beat San Francisco 78 60, Alabama edged St Johns 72 67, San Diego State upset Kansas State 88 75, USC topped Houston 92 78.
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San Francisco
St. John's
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Kansas State
Southern California
Houston
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Mike Plunkett
Jim Rippe
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Marcus Washington
Xavier
Accetta
M. Plunkett
Foley
Franklin
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Brinkman
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Penderwood
Marquette
Ellis
Lucas
Walton
Washington
Dellman
Daniels
Campbell
Homan
Pryant
Miami Plays Gators In Tangerine Bowl
Seventeenth ranked Miami of Ohio meets the Florida Gators in the Tangerine Bowl tonight with kickoff at 8 p.m. The game is a toss up and defense is expected to decide the outcome.
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Miami
Gators
Gainesville
Fla
Ohio
Florida Gators
Schultz Reaches Finals in YMCA Racquetball Event
Schultz defeats Andy Ziemelis 21-6 21-10 to reach the Class A final. He meets the winner of Nook Blank and Roger Dolato at 1 15 p m Saturday. In Class B Ruffalo over LePage 19-21 21-19 21-2 advances to final against Shimshak who beat Rahn 21-18 21-15. Miller and McIntyre reach Class B consolation final.
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Bob Schultz
Andy Ziemelis
Schultz
Roger Dolato
Sam Ruffalo
Laury LePage
John Shimshak
Jim Rahn
Charles Miller
Jim McInetyre
Miller
Darrell Washburn
McIntyre
Jim
McCormick
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