Badgers rout Arizona 104 77 in Los Angeles Classic
Wisconsin leads from start to finish to defeat Arizona 104 77 for seventh place in the Los Angeles Basketball Classic. Joe Franklin scores 32 points to pace the Badgers while Mike Kordik and Bill Davis add 19 and 17. Wisconsin improves to 4 5 on the season as Ted Voigt and Tom Mitchell contribute double digit totals.
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High School Basketball Non-Conference Scores
Reedsburg beat Tomah 66 to 57 and Lakeland defeated Stevens Point 67 to 59. Pacelli topped Eleva-Strum 59 to 52 in the Eleva-Strum tournament final. Durand won 93 to 80 over Osseo in the consolation.
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Reedsburg Rallies Past Tomah Behind Austin's 28
Reedsburg defeats Tomah 66 to 57 as Lou Austin scores 28 points, including 15 in the fourth quarter to erase a seven point deficit after three periods. Tomah drops to 3-5. Giesen adds 22 for Tomah.
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Badgers Rally To 5-3 Puck Win In Brown Invite
Wisconsin defeated Providence 5-3 in a consolation round at the Brown University Holiday Invitational. Jim Petruzates completed a hat trick including the tying goal with 30 seconds left and a second goal 20 seconds later. Brown beat Loyola Montreal 4-1 in the championship. Wisconsin goalie Garry Johnson set a tournament saves record with 38 in the win.
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Stokes Copps Win Giant Slalom at Mt La Crosse Ski Clinic
Tom Stokes and Kathy Copps won giant slalom races to cap a four day ski clinic at Mt La Crosse. Stokes led the boys, with Bill Roush and Dick Ebner following. Kathy Egan and Sean Smyth led the girls. The event was run by Lar ry Pinske with La Crosse Parks Recreation Department La Crosse Ski Club and Mt La Crosse, drawing over 200 enthusiasts and about one third competing in the finals.
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Packers Dallas May Face Mud in Cotton Bowl Title Chase
The Cotton Bowl clash between Georgia and SMU could push the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys toward the NFL title if field conditions favor or hinder the game. Coaches Lombardi and Landry stress the quarterbacks as key, with potential mud impact and dryings aided by hot air blowers.
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Alcindor-Paced UCLA Wins LA Cage Classic In Stride
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor defeated Southern Cal 107-83 to claim the Los Angeles Classic title. Montana State upset Oklahoma City in overtime to win the All-College Tournament as Bobcats star Bob Storm scored 27. New Mexico beat Colorado State 64-49 to win its invitational in Albuquerque.
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Alma tops Arcadia 70 to 53 for Holiday Tournament title
Alma High School Rivermen, ranked No. 1 in state prep ratings, defeated Arcadia 70-53 in the finals to claim the Holiday Basketball Tournament. Curt Youngbauer scored 27 with 18 rebounds and Bob Parker added 23 points and 20 boards to clinch the win.
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Deep Springs Wins Feature at Tropical Park
In Miami, Deep Springs led from the start to win Tropical Park’s feature race as $9.60 favorite. The victory highlights a front running performance by the colt trained for the day’s program.
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Packers Place Six on NEA All-Pro Team
Green Bay packers dominate the NEA 1966 All-Pro selections with six players named to the first team including Bart Starr Willie Davis and Ray Nitschke. The roster features stars from Dallas San Francisco Los Angeles Cleveland and St Louis among others in offense and defense. Second team honors go to Jackie Smith Pat Studstill Gary Collins Dick Schafrath Ralph Neely Jerry Kramer Don Meredith and Jim Taylor with other names listed across positions.
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Sugar Cotton Rose Bowls Feature Grid Action Monday
Bear Bryant remains confident Alabama can claim another national title if it defeats Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Monday. The Tide enter at 10 0, while Notre Dame Michigan State and Alabama stand atop AP poll. Other bowls include Gator in Jacksonville Shrine in San Francisco Cotton in Dallas Rose in Pasadena Orange in Miami.
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Beloit captures Winona Holiday tournament title
Beloit defeated host Winona State 97 73 to win the Winona holiday basketball tournament for the fourth straight year. Jim Jones scored 23 and Lloyd Smith 20 for Beloit. North Park edged St Norbert 72 59 for the Lawrence meet title. Michael-ranked teams and other tourney results noted.
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Judy Leonard Tops Honor Roll With 605 Series
Judy Leonard joined a select bowling group by blasting a 605 series in Coulee Golf Bowl Friday night. It was her first honor series, surpassing a 599 high from three years ago, with a 221 final game including a three strike and a spare finish.
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Mets Name Peterson Manager At Mankato
The New York Mets named Karl Buddy Peterson 41 manager of the Mankato farm team in the Northern League for the 1967 season. Peterson, a former 15 year infielder, led Marion South Carolina to a 47 23 record in his first year as manager.
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Del Marquardt Tops Tomah Loop With 676 Series
Del Marquardt led a bowling meet at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin with a 676 series. Bruce Gilson added 662 while Eric Carlson posted 616. Lois Vlasek led the American League with 533 as St Marys Lions Club posted 2730 total.
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