Sylvia Druschke 600 Series Highlights Powderpuff League
Sylvia Druschke rolled the 12th national honor count for women this year with a 600 series in the Powderpuff League at Pla-Mar Lanes. Her 171 214 215 set led Beautie Classic action as Corky Lounsbrough added a 542 in Northern League at Sports Bowl.
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Sylvia Druschke
Sylvia
Corky Lounsbrough
Dave Barker
Bob Fredrickson
Miles Olson
Howie Hoff
Dod Lawrence
1970 Fishing License Is Needed Thursday
New Year’s Day 1970 requires a fishing license for all fishing in Wisconsin. Voluntary sportsmen license holders bought in August are valid. annual licenses expire Dec 31. Licenses available at county clerks, DNR field stations, and many sporting goods stores. East Lansing AP Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty says today’s team would beat 1940 Syracuse.
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Wisconsin
Natural Department of Resources
East Lansing
Mich
Syracuse
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Cotton Bowl QBs Are Cool Players
In the 34th Cotton Bowl Classic, Notre Dame's Joe Theismann and Texas Longhorns' James Street lead with poise and clutch play. Theismann, a 170-pound junior, and Street, 5-foot-11, 175 pounds, drive high powered offenses as rain clouds hover and both coaches tout strengths and critical moments.
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Notre Dame
Joe Yonto
Irish
Mike McCoy
Dallas
McCoy
Fighting Irish
University of Texas
Cotton Bowl
Tex
Texas
Street
Ara Parseghian
Theisman
Darrell Royal
Theismann
Parseghian
Arkansas
Randy Peschel
Royal
Bowling league standings and notable performances
A dense list of bowling results from multiple leagues at Coulee Golf-Bowl, Pla-Mar Lanes, Shamrock Lanes, and Sports Bowl. Highlights include team series totals like 2933 for Culp's in Coulee Classic and high individual scores such as Bernie Hansen 586 and Lee Arneson 520. Also notes Arnie Shea 591 and Jim Northrup seven sentence?
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Nitehawk
Shamrock Lanes
T.C
T.c.’S
Arnie Shea
Marv Bossler
Dick Nissalke
Oscar Goslin
Dick Buchan
Roy Modahi
Harold Wemnette
Money Creek Haven
Bruce Michalke
Don Yolton
Weider Reider
Dick Hinytzke
Rollie Papenfuss
Dick Ahrens
Hank Kruger
Dottie Witt
Jake Jacobson
Culp
Culp’s
Bernie Hansen
Carroll Reed
Gary Skoy
Fred Brensel
Everett Johnson
Ron Schroeder
Manley Mahium
Dave Barker
Blackhawk
Pla-Mar Lanes
N.S.P
Lyle Keys
Ed Masewicz
Denny Duenker
Howard Berger
Linus Weaver
Darrel Burkhart
Joe Blasek
Gene Jirsa
Roger Emerson
Jim Jirsa
Whitlinger Wins Boys Orange Bowl Singles Title
John Whitlinger of Neenah Wisconsin defeats a French entrant to win the boys 16 and under singles crown at the 23rd Orange Bowl in Miami Beach. The doubles title for the same age group goes to Emilio Montano and Paul Ramirez of Mexico, who beat Whitlinger and Phil Joffey of Miami 6 3 8 6.
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Miami Beach
John Whitlinger
Neenah
Wis
Whitlinger
Phil Joffey
Miami
Mexico
Emilio Montano
Paul Ramirez
Facing Houston At Home Bothering Auburn Tigers
Houston’s Astrodome home advantage is discussed by Auburn coach Ralph Shug Jordan before the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl. Both teams sit at 8-2 as Auburn is a one-point favorite. An anticipated crowd exceeds 53,000 will attend the 6:45 p.m. CST kickoff, with national TV coverage and a Houston blackout in the area.
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Houston
Tex
Houston Cougars
Ralph (Shug) Jordan
Auburn Tigers
Jordan
Bill Yeoman
Cougars
Astrodome
Auburn
Sports Results Roundup From Pro and College Games
Pro basketball Cincinnati defeated Detroit 110 to 103 and Atlanta beat San Diego 122 to 118. ABA Indiana won 94 to 89 over New Orleans. WCHA hockey Wisconsin defeated Brown 4 to 2 and Michigan beat Yale 3 to 6 while New Hampshire topped Michigan State 6 to 5.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Atlanta
San Diego
ABA
Indiana
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Brown
Michigan
Yale
New Hampshire
Michigan State
Area Bowling American Team Series Feeds 2783
Readout lists league results at Whitehall Lanes across divisions Area Bowling American Classic National MA and PA and more with teams Polaris Snowmobile Standard Oil Nomads and Roadside Tavern posting high series and individual scores including Wally Johnson Danny Sosaia and John Wainwright with top games. Contains numerous names, team titles, and scores from Whitehall Lanes and Curve-In West Salem venues.
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Whitehall Lanes
Kleven
Wally Johnson
Barry Johnson
Sid Borreson
Halverson
Hank Matson
Andy Engen
Larry Fletcher
Standard Oil
Hasen Chevrolet
Danny Sosaia
Vern Nehring
MA & PA
Sunset
Viroqua
Nomads
Jerry Hesselberg
Eldon Johnson
Harlan Clements
Dave Swanson
Tex Fetty
John Wainwright
June Gordon
Eunice McClurg
Betty Everson
Beulah Clark
Darlene Ray
Laurie Clements
Florence Hertziger
West Salem
Roadside Tavern
John Deere
Terry McClintock
Gale Engler
Dick Greene
Dick Miller
John Strupp
Ron Hemker
Don Perso
Alvin Meyer
Syl’s
Syl’s Place
Bob Gilster
Syl Clements Jr
John Ritter
al Walters
Bill Urbanek
Dave Klos
Reiny Kammer
Don Servais
Marly
Jim Wright
Dick ‘Greene
Morris Sprain
al Walkowski
Don Seeger
Bob Mosser
Carl Lesky
Dick Sprain
Vikings and Browns meet in NFL title game with rival ties
Vikings face Browns at Met Stadium in a championship clash their third meeting this season. Fred Cox along with Jim Marshall and Paul Dickson moved between teams in trades, while former Cleveland names Groza and Washington feature in the background. Ticket availability was tight with under four thousand left as Minnesota prepared after beating the Rams to clinch the West.
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Minneapolis — ST. Paul
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Vikings
Cleveland Browns
Vikings
Browns
Minnesota
Fred Cox
Lou Groza
Groza
Cox
Jim Marshall
Paul Dickson
Cleveland
Marshall
Ohio State
Jim Houston
Jim Schafrath
Los Angeles Rams
Met
Marquette Reaches 18th In AP College Poll
New York AP reports Marquette University rose to 18th in the weekly Associated Press poll after defeating Wisconsin for the Milwaukee Classic crown. The Warriors, now 8-1 with six straight wins, had briefly fallen from the rankings before climbing back into contention.
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New York
Marquette University
Wisconsin
Associated Press Weekly
Marquette
Warriors
Penn State's Mike Reid Wins Maxwell Trophy
University Park Pennsylvania AP reports Penn State tackle Mike Reid becomes the third Nittany Lion to win the Maxwell Trophy given annually to the outstanding college football player in the nation. Previous winners were Richie Lucas in 1959 and Glenn Ressler in 1964.
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University Park
Mike Reid
Penn State
Nittany Lion
Richie Lucas
Glenn Ressler
Burns Named Interim Coach for Minnesota North Stars
Charlie Burns, 33, appointed interim head coach for at least three weeks, aiming to improve the North Stars who seek their first win under his leadership in Los Angeles and end an eight game winless stretch. He plans to split Claude Larose and Danny Grant on separate lines when Larose returns. Darryl Sly to join lineup. Danny Lawson recalled from Iowa while Larose rests.
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Minneapolis
ST. Paul -Ap
Charlie Burns
Minnesota North Stars
Los Angeles
National Hockey League
Burns
North Stars
Wren Blair
Claude Larose
Danny Grant
Larose
Grant
Blair
Imlach
Toronto
Bernie Geoffrion
Rangers
Charlie
Franklin Sidell
Darryl Sly
Danny Lawson
Iowa
Variety puzzle clues and crossword terms
A list of crossword style clues across and down covering 7 films dormant beast sketcher vine fruit English rive faucet driving command Broadway sign wand oriental coin health resort moves suddenly Australian ostrich river legal point Freudian term TV quiz group malt brew Buds sibli droop mariner s direction steamer jellylike material Greek letter biblical mountain bother open to public pert card game confection privations down clues include joyous tutelary gods musteline mammals biblical n male and other short entries.
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Mariner's
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WKTY
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