Local Wisconsin Basketball Scores Bulletin
A running slate of Wisconsin high school basketball results with numerous teams posting scores. Notable scores include Milwaukee Madison 107 over South 35 and Green Bay East 37 over Green Bay Southwest 37. Other games feature Waukesha 56 over South Milwaukee 60 and Bayport 81 over Seymour 63.
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Tomah Thumps Baraboo in South Central Showdown
Tomah remains unbeaten 9-0 on the season by routing Baraboo 78-55 as Al Abendschein leads with 22 points. In other Friday action, Wisconsin Dells edges Sparta 65-63 and Mauston over Black River Falls 60-54 with McCormick 15 Navis 14 Stark 14 leading Mauston.
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Sun Devils Blitz Pitt To Win Fiesta Bowl 28 7
Arizona State, ranked 10th, rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat Pittsburgh 28-7 in the Fiesta Bowl before 51 000 at Sun Devil Stadium. Woody Green rushed 25 times for 131 yards and three touchdowns, outpacing Tony Dorsett who had 100 yards and a score.
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New Lisbon and Westby Stay Perfect In Scenic Cage
New Lisbon remains 9-0 for the year and 6-0 in the conference after a 93-70 win over Weston as Jon Ferch nets 28 and Ken Miller 25. Westby improves to 6-0 with a 50-32 victory over La Farge, while De Soto falls to Royall 61-58 in a tight finish.
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Ithaca
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Ken Miller
Tom Murphy
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Mauston Beats Black River Falls in High School Tilt
In Mauston the Panthers defeat Black River Falls 58 to 61 as Potter and Todd Field pin opponents and several wrestlers secure wins. The meet features pin falls by 98 Potter 1:59 and 10$ Todd Field 3:49 with multiple decisions and a tie.
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Jeff Paterson
Tim Hudson
John Randall
Beryle Skaar
Gary Householder
Larry Crys
Jim Potter
Leonard Olson
Harry Lutz
1973 AL pitching records highlight 20 win club and no hitters
Boston AP by Cronin notes a record 12 pitchers with 20 wins in the American League in 1973 and a league high four no hitters. Nolan Ryan set a major league strikeout record with 383 and threw two no hitters that season. Also named Bear Bryant Coach of the Year in Rochester.
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Bowling scores from La Crosse Tribune December 22 1973
Scores and standings from La Crosse area bowling leagues including MEN'S STRAIGHTAWAY HILLTOPPERS BUSINESSMEN'S TAVERN and more with team totals, individual results, and forfeits across South Parkview and Showboat venues. Notable names include Erv Zeisler Ron Tuma Kay Sturdevant Judy Kummel and Tom Johnson.
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Blair and Osseo-Fairchild Hold Dairyland Leading Pace
Blair defeats Alma Center Lincoln 72-29 and Osseo-Fairchild beats Augusta 63-49 as both sit 5-0 in the Dairyland conference. Whitehall tops Alma 63-55 and Eleva Strum edges Independence 58-51 in other league games with key first-half runs and standout scorers.
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Midland Wrestling Tournament leads and standings update
Oklahoma State held a 41 to 36 lead over Michigan after quarter finals at Evanston as six Cowboys reached the semifinals. Wisconsin moved to third with 28 points and Iowa State trailed in seventh with 21 while Michigan led five semifinalists. Florida State coach Larry Jones resigned after a winless season.
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North Stars See Higher Concessions Despite Weaker Attendance
The Minnesota North Stars report near capacity crowds for 17 home games averaging 15 264 paid fans. No shows average 1 023 per game up over 50 percent from 1972 73. President Walter Bush Jr. notes concession sales rise despite fewer in stands and speculates fans buy popcorn when the team loses at home.
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