Central Posts 65 62 Win Over Wausau
La Crosse Central defeated Wausau 65-62 in a Big Rivers Conference game at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Orrance led Central with 23 points on 9 of 16 shooting, while Schmidthofer scored 27 for Wausau. Both teams move to 4-3 overall. Wausau 1-1 in league and Central 2-2.
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Huskies Pushed Through First Contact Drill
In Long Beach California the Washington Huskies held their first scrimmage as they prepare for the Rose Bowl January 2 against Minnesota. Coach Jim Owens says progress has been slow but hard contact may help, with a full drill planned for Saturday. USC coach Johnny McKay predicts Minnesota to win, noting its stronger defense and tighter finishes.
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Rip Collins Hired As Coach By Wrigley
CHICAGO AP James Rip Collins former Chicago Cub and St Louis Cardinal first baseman today was hired as a Cub coach It was the first coaching appointment since owner P K Wrigley said he may add eight coaches Collins 55 had worked for a sporting goods company the last nine years He played for the Cardinals 1931 joined the Cubs 1937 and helped the 1938 pennant team He retired 1941 with a .296 lifetime average. He later managed in Albany and San Diego before joining the sporting goods firm
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Rose Bowl dream comes true for Mulholland star
Dave Mulholland of Fargo recalls a 1953 note hoping to play in the Rose Bowl. Now starting at halfback for Minnesota in the January 2 game against Washington, he has become a Gophers standout after a path from Fargo Central High to a Minnesota scholarship. His sister Beatrice will watch, funded by her bank job.
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Marquette Seeks Fourth Straight Against DePaul
Marquette aims for a fourth straight win as it visits DePaul on the Demon court. DePaul enters undefeated with recent wins over Baldwin Wallace Illinois Wesleyan North Dakota and Bowling Green. Starting for Marquette are Kojis Erickson Borowski Glaser Nixon. De Paul counters with Carr Haig Debes Fening Thompson.
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High School and College Basketball Scores Reported
La Crosse Central beat Wausa 65 to 62 while Portage edged Tomah 66 64. college games include Kentucky Invitational results St Louis 74 Kentucky 72 in OT and St John 97 Gonzaga 69. Virginia Tech 106 over South Carolina 75 and Oklahoma 75 Texas Tech 56.
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Ex-Chisox Manager Jack Onslow Dies
West Acton Mass AP Jack Onslow 72 veteran baseball figure who once managed the Chicago White Sox died early today He had been a scout for the Boston Red Sox since 1951 and was noted for humor as well as baseball ability.
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Patterson Favored 3-1 To Beat Johansson In March
Patterson opened as a 3-1 favorite to defeat Ingemar Johansson in their third title bout set for March 20 at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Ticket scale ranges from 20 to 100 dollars with potential ancillary rights boosting revenue, while Johansson vows to reclaim the crown.
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Frank Robinson Wins NL Slugging Title in 1960
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson led the National League in slugging with a .595 percentage and 276 total bases in 464 at bats. His .297 batting average marked a dip from 1959, when he hit .311 with 36 homers, while Hank Aaron of Milwaukee finished second with a .566 slugging mark.
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Salem Bowling Women's League Curve In Lanes
In the Salem women’s league standings Curve In Lanes and multiple teams post scores and totals. Individual leaders include high game by B Zirbes at 194 and top season marks close behind. Names across establishments such as Lakeview Foodliner Engstad’s Cafe Kirchner’s Bar Ike’s Bar and Keegan’s Insurance appear in team lineups and score summaries.
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Portage Edges Tomah 66-64 in South Central clash
Portage nipped Tomah 66-64 in a South Central Conference game as Portage rallied in the final minutes. Dick Deaner led Portage with 24 points while Chuck Ludeking paced Tomah with 18. Portage also won the B game 49-46.
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