Lombardi Rips Pro Bowl Mistakes Comedy Of Errors
East wins Pro Bowl 30 20 over West after late fourth quarter surge in Memorial Coliseum. Lombardi criticizes his squad for fumbles and dropped passes while noting Jim Taylor's hepatitis absence hurt West. Taylor misses game, Tom Moore fills in, Bart Starr leads West offense briefly.
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Bill Forester
Willie Wood
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Tommy Davis
AREA CAGE SCHEDULE AREA CAGE SCHEDULE
Non conference and conference boys basketball fixtures listed for Wisconsin area schools. Pairings include La Crosse Logan at Eau Claire Memorial and Weston matchups such as Holmen at Onalaska while districts like De Soto at Waureka and Seneca at Readstown appear with multiple regional teams. Schedule notes district lines and game nights.
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Gale Ettrick
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Stevens Point Stays Unbeaten In League
Stevens Point remained unbeaten in the State College Conference by routing Stout 92-66 for its fifth win. Oshkosh beat Superior 95-75, Platteville toppled La Crosse 83-68, Wisconsin Milwaukee edged River Falls 68-66, and Eau Claire, using only five players, defeated Whitewater 53-46 for its first loop win. Pete Haas of Eau Claire led with 28 points. other top scorers were Kampstra 26 Platteville, Austin 25 Oshkosh, Bonk 24 Superior, Horton 23 Platteville, Ritzenthaler 22 Stevens Point, Cottrell 21 Milwaukee, Seggelink 20 Stout.
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Brown Stars In Pro Bowl Sloppy Victory Over West
Allie Sherman and the East beat Lombardi’s West 30-20 in the NFL Pro Bowl at the Coliseum. Jim Brown starred with 141 rushing yards and two scores despite five fumbles and two dropped passes, while Gene Lipscomb and Jim Katcavage anchored the defense. Don Bucher notes the game featured a key late sequence with Unitas, Michaels, and a Woodson fumble recovery for the clinching score.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Westby to wrestle La Crosse Logan Monday night
Westby will meet La Crosse Logan in wrestling here Monday night. The varsity competition is at 7 30 p.m. following a 6 30 p.m. junior varsity event.
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Assumption Beats Campion 54 35 in CWCC clash
Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin Rapids Assumption defeated Campion 54 to 35 Sunday in a Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference basketball game. Jack Heterman led with 20 points and Bob Beckin added 12 for Assumption, now 3-2 in CWCC play. Jim Tures scored nine for Campion, which drops to 2-3 in the conference and 3-7 overall.
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Chisox Trade Aparico and Smith to Orioles
Chicago AP report states shortstop Luis Aparicio and utility outfielder Al Smith are traded to the Baltimore Orioles for shortstop Ron Hansen pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm outfielder Dave Nicholson and third baseman Pete Ward.
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Tripucka Leads West to Victory Then Retires From Pro Football
In Balboa Stadium San Diego Frank Tripucka came off the bench to pilot the West to a 21 14 win over the East in the AFL All Star game He later announced it would be his final appearance The 35 year old QB relieved Len Dawson and sparked an 89 yard drive for the winning TD linking with Lionel Taylor on a 4 yard pass and a 20 yard TD pass to Taylor McClinton was the West leading rusher with 94 yards and was named outstanding back.
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Centerville Curling Club wins two bonspiel championships
Centerville Wisconsin hosts a three event bonspiel with Al Spaulding skipping the winning rink in the first event. LeRoy Howell of Centerville claims another event while Rich Peterson's La Crosse rink wins the second. Hovell and Stenberg lead their third event titles as Centerville and Galesville curlers fill top spots.
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Free substitution rule draws mixed college coach reaction
College football coaches endorsed the National Collegiate Athletic Association plan for liberalized free substitution calling it good for the game. Leaders from Missouri North Carolina Michigan and Army voiced approval while Auburn Georgia Tech and Northwesterns captains urged caution.
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