Huskies edge Badgers 54 53 on late Patnoe shot
Washington rallied from a five point deficit in the final minute as Ron Patnoe hit a clean basket with 30 seconds left to give the Huskies a 54 53 victory over Wisconsin in Seattle. Wisconsin led 29 24 at halftime before Washington seized control late.
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Hayes to Play Ground Game in Shrine Clash Against West
Woody Hayes of Ohio State aims for a ground attack in the East-West Shrine Game after a nonpassing scrimmage. The Buckeyes’ Cassady leads a stout line featuring Machinsky and Vargo, with Reichow and Lindbeck directing two backfields. The West, under Jess Hill, stressed passing led by John Roach at Stanford.
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Arcadia bowler nets 611 series at Riverview Lanes
Arcadia resident Franklin Sobotta rolled a 611 series at Riverview Lanes in Arcadia Wisconsin. It follows two earlier 600s this season by Jerome Pierzina and Sobotta finished 215 171 225 with six doubles and two opens from splits.
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January Basketball Schedules Across Local Matchups
The schedule lists games from January 3 to March including Melrose at Jackson-Hixton and multiple tournaments such as Holiday at Lanesboro. Notable pairings include Cotter at Logan, Whitehall at Durand, Osseo at Augusta, and Tomah at Eau Claire Regis with numerous cross-town and conference games.
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Tournament results from college basketball tournaments
The week in college basketball features Motor City Classics in Detroit with Penn State 78 over Toledo 66 and Detroit 77 over Young 99. Other events include CAC Holiday Festival in New York with UCLA 72 over Duquesne 57 and Santa Clara 76 over Columbia 73 in overtime, plus several conference and invitational games across the country. Major upsets and high scorers are listed, including Western Kentucky and Rice posting big wins, and a nationwide spread of tournament results.
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National League results and NFL rushing record note
Toronto defeated Montreal 6 to 2 in a National League game with Toronto scoring one more run. The Wednesday results include Chicago and the New York teams in separate matchups. Eddie Price, playing for the New York Giants in 195, set a ball carrying record with 271 carries averaging 3.6 yards per attempt.
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Marquette Faces Utah in Sugar Bowl Tournament Opener
Coach Jack Nagle says Marquette has a very good chance to win it all as the Warriors meet the heavily favored Utah squad in the Sugar Bowl opener in New Orleans. Marquette plays Utah at 7 45 p m with Notre Dame vs Alabama in the nightcap.
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Bowling Oddity at South Lanes Features Fadness 405
Erling Fadness of the Northern Engraving office team rolled a 405 series in league play at South Lanes. He achieved three evenly split games of 135 each, marking an unusual performance for the night.
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Giants Owners Refuse Million Offer for Pro Team
Commissioner Bert Bell said the New York Giants declined a $1,000,000 offer from an unidentified group to purchase the franchise. Bell noted the club covers the league’s largest metropolitan area and may gain TV revenues, while the Giants appear to be improving after years of losses. Tim Mara founded the team in 1925 for $2,500.
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Centerville Curling Club Hosts January Bonspiel
Centerville Wis. hosts its annual bonspiel January 5 to 8 with entries expected to set records. Competitions will be held on Centerville and Galesville ice sheets and include well known rinks such as Fran Kleffman from Hibbing Minnesota.
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Pro Basketball Results Syracuse at Philadelphia
National Association scores show New York defeated Rochester 113 to 91 while St Louis edged Minneapolis 11 to 90 in Wednesday action with Rochester and Fort Wayne matchups noted for later results.
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Braves Get 56 Contracts in Time for New Year
Milwaukee Braves report some 1956 contracts issued to players with GM John Quinn predicting all mailed by Jan first. Gene Conley, recovering from injuries in 1955, texts from Bend Oregon that he will join the team in a few days.
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