Red Raiders rout Logan for 7th win in cage play
La Crosse Central defeated La Crosse Logan 59 to 35 before about 2,500 fans as Central solidified its intra city record at 9-0 and 7-3 overall. Dave Colburn led Central with 15 points, Iverson added 12, Willemssen eight, Stokke seven, while Logan's shooting slumped early and ferried to a 12 of 38 first-half. Gary Addis fouled out for Logan and Koeller was ejected late. Central dominated boards and built a 45-20 lead after three.
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Blugolds Snap Win Streak For Cotter
Winona Minn. La Crosse Aquinas edged Winona Cotter 41-38 to halt Cotter’s seven game winning run. Chuck Bigley led Aquinas with 12 points as the BluGolds pulled away late after a 32-32 tie with 4:21 left. Cotter had beaten Aquinas 47-46 in their previous meeting in the Sawyer Auditorium.
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Sparta Beats Viroqua To Tie For Second In SC Conference
Sparta, led by Eugene Peter with 32 points, defeated Viroqua 70 to 66 to move into a tie for second place in the South Central Conference at 5-2. LaVern Pottinger added 15 and Dave Rice 10 for Sparta, while Wayne Peterson and John Nettum posted 19 each for Viroqua. Baraboo also topped Wisconsin Dells 76-44 in another SC matchup.
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Tomah Wrestlers Defeat Wisconsin Dells 25 23 In Meet
Tomah varsity wrestlers win five of six bouts to outscore Wisconsin Dells 25 23 in a Friday afternoon match at Tomah. Multiple pins and decisions highlight the dual with Bob Warner Mike Roll Howie Hanson Jerry Kimbell Kurt Olson Dave Stanke Phil Stanton Denny Pharo Jeff Talaymah Mark Reibau Phil Winchell Russ Wilkerson Quentin Thundercloud contributing key wins or decisions.
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Hockey scores from North Dakota and rivals top weekend card
North Dakota defeated Minnesota 6 to 4 while Denver beat Colorado College 6 to 5. Michigan Tech upset Michigan 5 to 1 as Michigan State edged UM-Duluth 5 to 4. No National Hockey League games were played Friday.
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Taylor Turns Back Gilmanton 65-54
Taylor Trojans beat Gilmanton 65 to 54 in West Central play to tie for first in the conference at 3-1. Arlyn Steien scored 19, Bob Strande 12, Warren Benedict 11, Jeff Bahnub 10 for Taylor while Loren Laehn had 26 for Gilmanton and Ron Peterson 10. Taylor also won the B game 29-27.
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Wisconsin Names Two Illinois Linemen Co Captains
Two Illinois linemen Andy Wojdula and Ken Bowman were named co captains of Wisconsin's 1963 football team. Wojdula, a Chicago Heights tackle, and Bowman, Rock Island center, were chosen Friday to lead the squad. Both players bring prior leadership and playing time to the role, succeeding Pat Richter and Steven Underwood.
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Pone Kingpetch Wins Back Flyweight Title in Bangkok
Pone Kingpetch of Thailand reclaimed the world flyweight championship with a 15 round split decision over Masahiko Harada in Bangkok. Judges diverged 71-67, 72-67, and 69-69 as Harada previously won the title by knockout. Harada dominated early while Pone surged late, delivering a pivotal victory for Thailand.
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Milwaukee Youth Dies In Gym Class
A 16 year old Milwaukee South Division High student Lee A Wellemann collapsed and died during gym class. Physicians and a gym instructor failed to revive him. The medical examiner ruled the cause of death an apparent heart attack.
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Titans Top LSC 74 69 in Wisconsin State College clash
Oshkosh defeated La Crosse 74 to 69 in Wisconsin State College Conference action. Doug Carriveau scored 17 and Jim Jaeger 15 for Oshkosh while Ken Peterson led La Crosse with 22 points. Oshkosh improves to 3-6, La Crosse to 2-1.
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Madonna Defeats Port Edwards to Maintain Lead
Madonna defeated Port Edwards 65 44 to stay atop the Central C Conference with a 9 0 record. Al Schmidt added late clutch free throws sealing the win for Coach Russ Young. Rick Stanek led Madonna with 24 points while Pat Scully Pat Jagoe and John Curran each scored 12.
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Jim Beatty Wins 1962 Sullivan Award
New York AP Jim Beatty the 128 pound miler who broke the four minute indoor mile set an American record 3 58 9 at Los Angeles February 10 last year won the 1962 Sullivan Award dominating voting 329 of 636 ballots and 2459 points Tommy Kono Honolulu weightlifter runner up for the second straight year with 1007 points.
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Shaw and Gorham State Lead Small College Scoring
New York AP reports Willie Shaw of Lane College Tennessee leads the nation with 40.3 points per game, the only player averaging over 40. Gorham State of Maine tops teams by scoring over 100 points per game, while runner up Bob Johnson of Fitchburg trails.
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Soldiers Grove tops Gays Mills in Kickapoo Valley clash
Soldiers Grove rally to a 62 38 win over Gays Mills as Dick Karrigan scores 19 and hit the game winning shot from 33 feet at the final buzzer. West Lima led 18 at halftime before fading in the second half. Gays Mills also won the B game 25 20 and maintained sole possession atop the league.
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Raiders fall to Black River Falls in MVC contest
Black River Falls defeated Arcadia 67-55 as Terry Bills led the Tigers with 17 points while Larry Gautsch scored 16 for the Raiders. La Farge beat Seneca 76-62 in Kickapoo action, Viola topped De Soto 60-51, and Chippewa Falls cruised past Cochrane Fountain City 73-45. Mondovi-Durand game postponed due to Mondovi wrestler Leon Hoch’s death.
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Twins To Take 46 To Spring Training
ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP The Minnesota Twins announced a 46 man squad for spring training camp opening Feb 20 in Orlando Florida The group includes 41 major league roster players and five minor leaguers summoned for scrutiny
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Group To Help Select UM Athletic Director
University of Minnesota President Meredith Wilson named a seven member committee to advise him in selecting a new athletic director. Louis Gross, a Minneapolis businessman and former University athlete, will chair the panel to find a successor to Ike Armstrong who retires June 30.
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College basketball scores across multiple conferences and games
Report lists numerous college and pro basketball results with teams such as LaSalle Manhattan Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton Penn State Colgate New Hampshire Bates Cornell Dartmouth Tennessee Tulane LSU Virginia Richmond North Dakota SDSU Northern Illinois DePauw Wheaton North Dakota St South Dakota Northern Michigan St Norbert Abilene Christian New Mexico Highlands Southern California Santa Clara Loyola California Idaho Oregon State Stanford Colorado Colorado State New Mexico Wyoming Utah Arizona Arizona State Boston Celtics and NBA scores showing varied margins and late game outcomes from that period.
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KC Track Meet Kicks Off Indoor Season in Boston
Boston AP report notes the 37th Boston Knights of Columbus Games begin tonight. Angered college athletes sit out as the Amateur Athletic Union part of the storm shifts the indoor track world into action.
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