Holidays Tourney Opens With Honorary Coaches
Four La Crosse men named honorary coaches for the Christmas Holidays tournament at La Crosse State University. Tonight matches Jamestown at La Crosse and Lincoln at Dubuque with winners meeting Thursday for the title. La Crosse is the three time defending champion.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
la Crosse State University
Glenn Smith
Rexford S. Mitchell
Steve Pavela
Wisconsin Catholic Athletic Association
L. D. Eversole
Henry Kreuzer
Mitchell
la Crosse State
Pavela
Dubuque University
Eversole
Lincoln University
Kreuzer
Jamestown, N. D. College
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Ron Byers
Dennis Stannard
John Mitch
Ace Stadthaus
Bill Webb
John Johnson
Jamestown
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Carter van Beek
Dave Christopherson
Chuck DeRemer
Bob Schuette
Jack Ecklund
Lincoln University of
Jefferson City
Jonathan Staggers
Chet Buckley
Cliff DeVoll
Jamestown College
Tribune
Luther Wins In Tourney With Upset Rout
Luther Norsemen beat Carthage 101 83 behind Alex Rowell 29 points and 23 rebounds, both Luther tourney records. Augsburg trailed St Olaf at halftime 43 35 before a late rally, with Ed Nixion scoring 27 for Augsburg. Luther and Augsburg advance to Wednesday final. St Olaf faces Carthage in the opening game.
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Iowa
Alex Rowell
Luther
Carthage
Kenosha
Wis
Norsemen
Augsburg
St. Olaf
Jeff Nelson
Rowell
Dave Mueller
Tom Heistand
Frank Birth
Jack Lutz
Don Bitner
Ed Nixon
Dick Kelly
Auggies
Nelson
Paul Graber
Dave Zahn
Eric Grimsrud
Murrey
Detroit
William & Mary
Eddie Botkin
Eastern Kentucky
Harvard
Navy
Davidson
Charlotte
N.C
Jim Snook
Soph John Haarlow
Princeton
Mississippi State
Mids
Spittler Posts 641 Series At Vlasek's Lanes
Spittler bowled a 641 series in the Federal League at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin. Team and individual scores list Asher Spittler Ray Snowberry Herb Krueger John Johnson Nub Vlasek Herb Paul Charles Giesen Cal Decorah Art Girouard Dan Grygleski among others with totals and match results.
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Wis
Asher Spittler
Vlasek
Federal — Mueller
Ray Snowberry
Herb Krueger
John Johnson
Nub Vlasek
Herb Paul
Charles Giesen
Cal Decorah
Art Girouard
Dan Grygleski
Rasmussen
Ev. Johnson
Jean Gasper
Joyce Roeske
Nita Gilner
Velma Overby
Lois Vlasek
Marian Habelman
Helen Moskonas
Ann Lohneis
Cindy Coburn
Deadline set for WIBC tournament entries in Metairie
The entry deadline for the 1966 WIBC championship in Metairie Louisiana is January 21. Competition begins April 14 at Pelican Lanes near New Orleans.
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Metairie
New Orleans
Burnett Ready for Cotton Bowl Sendoff in Final College Game
Bobby Burnett the Arkansas fullback, famed for tough yardage and a spotless fumble record in 232 carries, faces LSU in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas. The 195-pound senior has 947 rushing yards this season and has scored touchdowns in three Cotton Bowls, aiming another strong performance in his last collegiate appearance.
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Tex
Bobby Burnett
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Burnett
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Harry Jones
Jones
Charles McClendon
McClendon
Frank Broyles
Oklahoma State
Nitschke Faces Brown in Title Game Clash
Green Bay linebacker Ray Nitschke prepares to stop Jim Brown as the Packers meet the Browns in the NFL title game. Nitschke vows to be where Brown goes, while Lombardi notes he will not key solely on the star. Brown, Warfield, and Collins provide a potent receiving threat as Green Bay aims to disrupt Cleveland’s offense.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Ray Nitschke
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Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Vince Lombardi
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Brown
Illinois
Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Detroit
Cleveland
Elmwood Park
Chicago
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R. Nitschke
Hall Sets Cashton Pace With 600 Series
CASHTON Wisconsin La Verne Hall cracked a 600 in the Community League at Parkview Lanes. Siverhus 581 Henley 567 Jef son 561. Lindy’s Grocery 2 754 and 950. Business Men-Torkelson Furniture 2 781 977. Tor kelson 577 Lee 572 Heilman 565 Jacobson 551.
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Monroe Tops Brookfield in overtime thriller
Monroe rallied from eight down to beat Brookfield Central 75-74 as Charlie Jack scored 48 for Brookfield and Gary Osborne 41 for Milwaukee Cathedral. Jim Dearth added 40 for Monroe and Steve Krumrer led with 29 as Assumption edged Cathedral in the holiday tournament.
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Wisconsin
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Charlie Jack
Jim Dearth
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Dick Hyland
Assumption
Cathedral
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Jim Cook
Milwaukee Jordan
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Ashland
14Burn
Wisconsin Small School
Basketball Scores From Various Early Season Tournaments
A roundup of first round and semifinal results across classic invitational events. Vanderbilt beat Syracuse 113 98 while Southern California edged Kansas 69 63 and Iowa State topped Colorado 89 72.
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Walt Wesley
Kansas
Nick Pino
Kansas State
Jayhawkers
Wildcats
Iowa State
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Virginia Tech
Duke
Texas A&m
Wichita
Xavier
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Rhode Island
Idaho
Ed Haskins
Texas Christian
Mel Daniels
New Mexico
Tulane
Albuquerque
Santana Beats Emerson for Spain's First Davis Cup Win
Manuel Santana defeated Roy Emerson 2 6 6 3 6 4 15 13 to give Spain its first Davis Cup victory in the challenge round as Australia had led the series by winning the first three matches. Fred Stolle faced Juan Gilbert in the final singles as Emerson's master run ended.
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Australia
Manuel Santana
Spain
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Juan Gilbert
Santana
Emerson
Forest Hills
London
Aquinas Blasts Hill 68-55 in Winona Tourney
Aquinas used a fast break to beat St Paul Hillberg 68-55 in Winona. Pat Callahan had 17 assists and Aquinas moved to 5-4. Limberg shot well, Dusek led scoring with 14 as the Blugolds meet Cotter tonight after a strong second half rally.
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Cutter
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Minn
la Crosse
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Bluegolds
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Fense
Hal Holtkamp
Mike Sefrom
Bruha
CFC Alma Post Cage Meet Results At Alma Arcadia
CFC beat Arcadia 70 64 at Alma while Alma defeated Independence 80 42 in a holiday tournament. CFC’s Hal Chedester 21 and Dennis Auer 19 led the win. Arcadia top scorers were John Rosenow 20 and Steve Herrick 10. Alma built an eighth straight win paced by Curt Youngbauer 15 Larry Fluebecker 13 and Brian Kriebech 12. Independence other scorers included Bob Edmundson 15 Frank Hotchkiss 13.
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John Stohr
Curt Youngbauer
Larry Fluebecker
Brian Kriebech
Bob Edmundson
Frank Hotchkiss
Independence
CFC
Preston and Mabel Reach Holiday Cage Finals
MABEL Minnesota Preston defeated Rushford 80 to 54 while Mabel beat Lanesboro 62 to 57 in overtime to reach the championship of the Mabel holiday basketball tournament. Key scorers included Mike Woll and Dick Hungerholt for Rushford and John Tengesdahl Kim Loftsgarden and Rick Horgan for Mabel.
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Minn
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Rushford
Lanesboro
Mike Woll
Jim Woll
Dick Hungerholt
Mike Knies
John Tengesdahl
Kim Loftsgarden
Rick Horgan
Richard Peterson
Bowling Scores by League and Highs From Local Lanes
Scores from multiple bowling leagues at Curve-in Lanes and surrounding houses show team series led by New York Life 2719 and Medary Lumber 2893 with high games from Jerry Sjolander and Don Groth. Individual high totals include 615 by Gerald Shanley and 647 by Harold Sax, with numerous 500s across clubs.
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Kroger’s
Jerry Sjolander
Bud Greene
Roger Wolter
Bob Anderson
Chuck Hemker
Carsey Holter
Harvey Wolter
Allen Timm
Medary Lumber
Marv Miller
Don Groth
Bill Burroughs
Dick Greene
al Walters
Gary Braund
Ed Riley
Bill Pischke
Don Greene
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Tom Luehne
Bernie Mysliwiec
Mike Faas
Jim Blake
Jack Preeski
Cal Hahn
Bob Bjorkman
Roger Ferguson
Mike Saver
Cports Za Crosse Cribune December 29 1965 Sports Brief
Local sports column notes results and standings from recent games and upcoming events. Highlights include team performances, key players, and schedule notes with brief game details and scores.
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Stout Edges St. John's In Holiday Tournament Shock
Stout, unbeaten before the loss, fell 96-69 to St. John's of Minnesota in St. Cloud as Beloit wins 90-66 at Carroll Tournament. Dominican defeats Illinois Chicago 103-92 in Racine with Manuel Carr scoring 25. Beloit leads Winona 49-30 at half. Carleton tops Carroll 101-83 in Decorah.
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Associated Press
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la Crosse
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Vanderbilt's Lee Energizes Commodores To 113-98 Win
Vanderbilt star Clyde Lee scored 39 points to power the Commodores past unbeaten Syracuse 113-98 in the Los Angeles Classic first round. Lee added a 31-point second half while Dave Bing poured in 46 for the Orange. The victory sent Vanderbilt into the semifinals against Southern California.
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