Swift Lincoln Powers Past La Crosse For Holiday Title
Charles Smith ignited a late rally, finishing with 10 points in 20 seconds as Swift Lincoln dethroned La Crosse 88-81 in the La Crosse holiday basketball tournament final. Lincoln, led by Williams 23 and Evans 17, built leads of 55-46 and 75-66 before holding off a late Indians run. La Crosse, led by John Mitich 24 and Stadthaus 16 rebounds, drops to 5-3.
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Charles Smith
Lincoln University
Smith
Swift Lincoln
Jefferson City
la Crosse
Ron Byers
Lincoln
Tigers
Jonathan Staggers
Indians
Ace Stadthaus
Cliff DeVoll
John Mitich
Mitich
Stadthaus
Milton Williams
Arvesta Kelly
Bill Webb
Webb
Byers
Williams
Marshall Evans
Kelly
James Brown
John Johnson
Dennis Stannard
Mich
Huron
N.D
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Jamestown
Dwight Olson
Chuck DeRemer
Douhuque
Jack Ecklund
Jimmies
Spartans
Gary Walter
Larry Kleingartner
Dave Tank
Walter
Kleingartner
Tank
Dennis Moylan
Dubuque
Larry Howard
Tribune
One Crosse Ft Pt
Brown Kelly
Webb Williams
Stadthaus Evans
Mitich Watts
Stannard Howard
J. Johnson Borgmeyer
Bruett Hannett
K. Johnson Kesel
Neuberger Kimmons
Tomaszewsk
Cavitto
FIM
George Sladky
Ken Dobbs
State University
Ski Report Highlights Regional Snow Bases
Ski reports note Indianhead Mountain Bessemer Michigan shows two inches new snow on a 20 to 24 inch base with excellent skiing. Mt Telemark reports cable groomed snow over 22 to 30 inch base and excellent skiing. Mountain Wausau reports four to five inch base with snowmaking ongoing and skiing fair to good.
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Bessemer
Mich
Wausau
Local and Holiday Basketball Scores Across Multiple Tournaments
Tournament results from La Crosse Jamestown Lawrence and St. Cloud events show several close finishes with champions named in matchups such as UCLA over USC and Oregon State over Stanford. Notable upsets include Minnesota over La Salle and Michigan State defeating U S Army Hawaii in separate brackets.
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Jamestown
N.D
Dubuque
Iowa
Lawrence
Etha
St. Norbert
Milton
Northland
St. Cloud
Western Illinois
Ball State
St. John’s
St. Thomas
Stout
Hamline
Buena Vista
Green Bay West 5 Defeats Sheboygan South 81 49
Green Bay West ranked third in the AP Big Ten conference powered to a decisive 81 49 victory over sixth ranked Sheboygan South in a holiday light high school basketball slate.
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Green Bay West
Rips
Sheboygan South
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Most Valuable Player Award Goes To Kelly
Arvesta Kelly of Lincoln earned the unanimous Most Valuable Player honor at the 1965 La Crosse Christmas tournament after Lincoln beat La Crosse 88 81 in the final. Kelly led scorers with 49 points and was pivotal in Lincoln’s championship run. The all tournament team includes Kelly and five others from Lincoln La Crosse Janestown and Dubuque with Moylan leading rebounders.
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Mike Reed
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Jerry Day
la Crosse Central
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la Crosse Logan
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la Crosse Aquinas
Ken Blanchard
la Crosse Tribune
Lincoln Flash
Dubuque
Tigers
Marshall Evans
John Johnson
Ace Stadthaus
Lal Crosse
Larry Kleingartner
Janestown
Dennis Moylan
Johnson
Kleingartner
Evans
Stadthaus
Jim Walker
Providence Friars
Madison Square Garden
Walker
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Iowa
Friars
Boston College
Red Raiders Shoot Well Take Boards In Win
La Crosse Central beat Winona 92-80 at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium for its fifth straight win. Nordrum led Central with 21 points as Hass 19 and Abraham 18 paced the Raiders while Winona’s Addington 18 and Walski 18 led the visitors. Central dominated rebounding 44-30 and shot 45 percent to Winona's 36 percent.
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Sheboygan South
Manitowoc
Appleton
Fond du Lac
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Beloit
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Madison Cental
Marinette
Neenah
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Nordrum
Raiders
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Jerry Day
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Ron Abraham
Chippewa Falls
Big Rivers
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Terry Hass
Abraham
Randy
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Hilleshiem
Hass
Triggerman
Steve Flaten
Terry Murphy
Leif Sivertson
Gary Addington
John Walski
Addington
Paul Plachecki
Pat Hopf
Hazelton
Larry Larson
Walski
Plachecki
Hopf
Larson
Ondell
Seenmann
Ahrens
Flaten
Hopt
Meier
Benz
Nordstrom
Curran
Johnson
Sivertson
Murphy
Henriksen
Ginskey
Meir
Ken Ingham
Ed ‘Rendier
la Crosse
Cazzie Russell Sets Record as Loss Ends Undefeated Streak
Dayton falls 77 75 to Maryland in the Sugar Bowl Tournament final in New Orleans. Henry Finkel, Dayton’s 6 11 center, scores a record 44 points before fouling out with six seconds left as Maryland seals the upset.
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Maryland
New Orleans
Henry Finkel
Flyers
Neil Brayton
St Joseph's rout ends Temple bid for Quaker City crown
Eighth ranked St Josephs crushed Temple 97 65 to win the Quaker City Tournament in Philadelphia. Matt Guokas led the Hawks with 25 as Temple saw its 10 game win streak end. Texas Western beat Iowa 86 68 to claim the Sun Carnival tournament title paced by Nevil Shed with 17 points.
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Iowa
Texas Western
Bradley
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St. Joseph’s
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Hawks
Matt Guokas
St. Joe’s
Miners
Hawkeyes
Nevil Shed
Gophers Edge LaSalle 92 87 Without Hudson In Front
Minnesota remains undefeated in nonconference play by beating LaSalle 92 87 as Archie Clark scores 31 points and Dean Lopata adds late baskets. Gophers outrebound LaSalle 56 34 and improve with Hudson sidelined since December ninth.
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Minnesota Gophers
Loyola of Chicago
Gophers
Lou Hudson
Archie Clark
Clark
Minnesota
LaSalle
Dean Lopata
Paul Presthus
Garrett to Join Chiefs Reeves Says Move Likely
AP reports USC star halfback Mike Garrett will join Kansas City in the AFL. Rams owner Dan Reeves disclosed the potential transfer with NFL president noting Garrett will not stay with the Rams. Garrett, Heisman winner, was the 20th KC pick and a No 2 Rams choice, touted to draw 16 000 extra fans per game.
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California
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Los Angeles Rams
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Garrett
Kansas City
Erickson and Fosbinder Lead Sportsmens League Standings
CASHTON Wis Bob Erickson with 611 and Ken Fosbinder with 609 led the Sportsmens League at Parkview Lanes. Dick Moore rolled 574, Seitz 568, Glen Siverhus 563, Ted Torkelson 553. Viroqua Gambles posted 2,802 and 1,008 in winning the first half title. Other team and player scores listed include Farmers Leo’s Trucking 2 668, Melby’s Farmers Union Insurances 960, Dave Peters 518, Blaine Erickson 509, Harv Jernander 509, Paul Jelen 506, Better Halves Parkview Lanes 2,477. Mayonne Mé Clurg 547, Phyllis Hansen 492, Melinda Thorsen 480, Audrey Hanson 462.
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Ken Fosbinder
Parkview Lanes
Dick Moore
Seitz
Glen Siverhus
Ted Torkelson
Viroqup
Harv Jernander
Paul Jelen
Mayonne MéClurg
Phyllis Hansen
Melinda Thorsen
Audréy Hanson
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James Gove
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