Servais and Matel lead Holy Cross past Madison Holy Name 81 77
Holy Cross Comets rally from a two point deficit to beat Madison Holy Name 81 to 77 in a non conference game. Mark Servais scores 31 and Dave Matel 24 as Holy Cross improves to 8 wins in 10 games. Priebe adds 13 with a strong 6 6 presence while Holy Name features five double figure scorers led by Kopp with 19.
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Brock Signs For Contract With Cards
Lou Brock signed his 1968 baseball contract Friday for a reported raise up to 70 000 dollars. GM Bing Devine cited Brock’s star status after a .299 season with 21 homers and NL leading 52 steals. He shone in the seven game World Series with seven steals and a .414 average.
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North Stars goaltender seeks fifth NHL shutout tonight
Cesare Maniago of the Minnesota North Stars is set to start against the Oakland Seals in Oakland Coliseum aiming for his fifth NHL shutout. He previously posted three straight shutouts and sits tied for the league lead after a 6-0 win over Los Angeles.
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Whitehall Romps 116-58 in Dairyland clash
Whitehall crushed Augusta 116-58 to stay unbeaten in Dairyland play, led by Keith Johnson and Ralph Rasmuson with 24 and 23 points. Blair topped Osseo 55-53 as Rod Anderson scored 22, while Lincoln beat Cochrane-FC 60-57 and Eleva-Strum edged Independence 64-56 in Friday Dairyland games.
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Last Second Shot Gives Royall Victory
Royall edged Tri County 59 58 on a jump shot by Mervin Thayer with 10 seconds left. Dan Braund scored 24 for Royall, Jamie Cleaver 10, while Plainfield's Chuck Johnson led with 23 as Royall also won the B game 55 27.
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Steve Weekly
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Tomah bowling pace set by Gilson Lohneis leaders
Bruce Gilson posted a 654 series at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin to pace Men's National division action. Ann Lohneis led the Women's National with 555 while others like Rod Calkins Bruce Gilson and Archie Calkins posted 610s and 625s respectively in Classic League and local sections.
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Ann Lohneis
Vlasek
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Archie Core
Gary Heber
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Bon Janney
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Janey Kimpton
Gerrie Clay
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Marquette Hosts Dayton In Big East Showdown
Marquette faces Dayton aiming for a 10th win as both teams bring balanced records into the matchup. Dayton carries five wins and five losses while Marquette stands 9-2 led by coach Al McGuire. The duel features Dayton forward Don May and Marquette’s George Thompson, both averaging around 22 to 23 points per game.
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Yastrzemski Honored As Player Of Year
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski, AL MVP with a triple crown season, is named Sid Mercer Memorial Award recipient by the New York Baseball Writers Association and will collect the honor January 28 at the chapter dinner. The Red Sox led the pennant drive with a .326 batting average, 44 homers and 121 RBIs. The item mentions Jets players with long tenures, including Don Maynard Bake Turner Curley Johnson and Sherman Plunkett.
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Lansing St. George Tops Ossian 76 63 in Iowa game
Lansing St. George defeated Ossian de Sales 76 to 63 Friday night led by Kent Buege with 23 points. Teammates Dan Meehan 14 Rich Gar 18 Bob Garin 12 and Vince Peters supported the winners while Joe Malek scored 18 for Ossian. The B game score is listed as 45-15 in favor of Lansing.
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North Dakota topples Minnesota in 4-1 hockey win
North Dakota Sioux defeated Minnesota 4-1 as Michigan Tech led the WCHA standings with a 2-0 mark while Minnesota dropped to 6-1-1 and North Dakota moved to 7-1-1. Kartio scored twice for UND and Curran stopped 20 shots. McLachlin made 31 saves for the Gophers.
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St Felix rallies to edge Gilmanton in West Central clash
Wabasha St Felix trailed by 12 before finishing 59 to 57 over Gilmanton in West Central action. Jim McDonough scored 19, Dave Wodele added a late free throw, and Hovey led Gilmanton with 20 as both teams moved to 3-3 in league play.
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Loretto Drives Past Elma 77 67 in Nonconference Clash
Loretto rallied to a 77 67 win over Elma in Elma Friday night. A 26 point final quarter sealed the game as Joe Gaspard and Gary Pellowski led with 28 and 26 points, respectively, while Dave Ernster added 13. Elma’s Roeghtzer paced the hosts with a strong effort.
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Badger Skaters Triumph 17 0
Wisconsin hockey routs Western Michigan 17 to 0 in Madison. Badgers improve to 8-4 while Western Michigan drops to 2-1 as Bert De Hare nets three goals and UW dominates with seven first period scores and 50 shots faced by Broncos goalies.
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