Jumps 212 Norge Record At Skifed Norge Championship
Kotlarek 212 feet and 232.0 points won the Norge Ski Championship in Chicago. Austen Samuelstuen placed second with 202 and 200 foot jumps. Larry Bergh finished third with 193 and 207 feet as strong winds and frigid temps tested the field. Clarence Hill won the veteran class and Jerry Goyen captured the junior title. Ole Tom Nord stood fourth in a crowded field of about 4,000 spectators.
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Gene Kotlarek
Duluth
Minn
Fox River Grove
Ill
Kotlarek
Art Tokle
UPI
Chicago
University of
Austen Samuelstuen
Samuelstuen
Norge
Larry Bergh
Eau Claire
Wis
Clarence Hill
Ishpeming
Mich
Hill
Jerry Goyen
Dave Georgeson
Ole Tom Nord
University of Washington
Nord
Gelle Kotlarek
Steamboat Springs
Seattle
Wash
Steve Rieschi
Vail
Col
Robert Wedin
Iron Mountain
John St. Andre
Sig Malvik
Rod Olsson
St. Paul
Peter Kuchak
Bowling Men's Eagles League results and high scorers
Pla Mor Alley league scores show Hoch Son, Jorgenson Plumbing and Tribune Eng. Dept. among top handicap entries with high game leaders including G Fritz and W Scheitzach. Merchant and other teams post mixed handicapped totals while several players from Duluth to Chicago register high singles and series across divisions.
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Men's Eagles League
Hoch & Son, Ins
Jorgenson Plumbing
Tri-State Printing
Schmidty’s Bar
Arcadia Flyers
Newburg Clothiers
Niebuhr Plumbing
Tribune Eng. Dept
Ray's Bar
Schreier's Market
G. Fritz
J. Jirsa
R. Lueck
P. Wuest
C. Wallace
R. Fredrickson
R. Pfennig
G. Jorgenson
L. Volden
R. Davison
Schreier’s Market
Newburg Men's Wr
Roch & Son, Ins
W. Scheitzach
J. McCauley
Jd. Lunde
Ed Spah
R. Hellerude
C. Bullington
P. McCann
C. Woodard
C. Wallace Jr
K. Math
College Basketball Scores From Numerous Games Across The Midwest
Moorhead beats Winona 90 to 76 while Mankato defeats Bemidji 91 to 79. Detroit upends Assumption, 91 to 65, and St Bonaventure edges Canisius 71 to 69. Other results include Southern Illinois 82 over Tennessee State and Stanford 58 over Washington with many more contests listed.
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Hiram
Kenyon
Oregon State
Gonzaga
State College of Iowa
North Dakota State
Stanford
Washington
Brigham Young
Utah
Nevada
Portland
Oregon
Washington State
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Mountaineers
Indians
UCLA
Southern California
Western Athletic
Wyoming
Arizona State
Sun Devils
A-State
New Mexico
Texas
Texas A&m
Middle Atlantic
LaSalle
St. Joseph’s
Temple
Seton Hall
Villanova
Penn
Cornell
Columbia
Quakers
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Undefeated Leaders Meet Thursday Night
First Lutheran defeated Barre Mills St. John's 44-23 Sunday in First Lutheran gym. Bangor St. Paul's and La Crosse Immanuel meet Thursday night in Luther High gym. Immanuel at Mt. Calvary and Caledonia at First Lutheran Friday night. Barre Mills plays Bangor at West Salem Sunday.
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First Lutheran
Barre Mills St. John’s
Immanuel
Barre Mills
West Salem Christ School
Caledonia St. John's
Bangor St. Paul's
la Crosse Immanuel
Luther High
Mt. Calvary
Caledonia
Bangor
West Salem
Russell Leads Celtics Past Lakers End Streak
Celtics 133 Los Angeles 121 in a tense NBA game as Bill Russell delivered 29 points, 43 rebounds, and 12 blocks while enduring a collide injuring his mouth and jaw. Russell said, We did it, now I can go home and sleep. The win snapped the Lakers 11 game run. Other Saturday results: St Louis 116 San Francisco 114, Cincinnati 113, New York 108.
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Boston
Celtics
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Lakers
NBA
Russell
Russ
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Chicago Zephyrs
Cincinnati Royals
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Syracuse
Detroit
Chicago
Two Packers Undergo Surgery Not Hornung
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi said two Packers underwent surgery after last season while Paul Hornung avoided surgery. Ron Kostelnik had a shoulder operation and Ron Gassert had a knee repair. Hornung will not need surgery and should recover with rest. Bart Starr sat out the Pro Bowl second half due to a minor back ailment from a defender kick as he held for a field goal attempt.
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Green Bay
API
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Lombardi
Los Angeles
Ron Kostelnik
Ron Gassert
Hornung
Bart Starr
Starr
Palmer Disqualified From Bing Crosby Tournament
Arnold Palmer, once golf’s money leader, was disqualified at Pebble Beach for playing a provisional ball after a ball was not out of bounds. He missed two back nine 42s, finished with 76, and lost his 47-tournament money-earning streak in the 50 000 event.
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Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Bing Crosby
Arnold
Palmer
Arnie
Billy Casper
Apple Valley
Casper
Casper Wins Crosby Golf Show With Wedge Shot
Billy Casper captured the Crosby championship at Pebble Beach finishing 2 over par 74 for 285 total and earning 5300. Nicklaus and Gary Player tied for second at 286 after a dramatic finish as Palmer faced a disqualification earlier in the round. Duden led after Saturday but finished 287 for 1400.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Crosby
Billy Casper
Bing
Billy
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Player
Casper
Cary Middlecoff
Rancho Santa Fe
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Monterey Bay
Nicklaus
Bob Rosburg
Dave Hill
Art Wall
Palmer
Portland
Bob Duden
New Heights Predicted For Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukees new owners led by Bartholomay vowed to raise the franchise, with Fred Haney honored as Distinguished Alumnus and Warren Spahn praised as a legendary pitcher. Spahn received a Four Star award as he neared 327 career wins. Hank Aaron lauded teammates as the club shifts ownership and aims for top performance.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Bill Bartholomay
Milwaukee Baseball Writers
Fred Haney
Braves
Los Angeles Angels
Haney
Bobby Bragan
Angels
Aaron
Bartholomay
Lou Perini
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Baseball Board
Henry Maier
Warren Spahn
Hank Aaron
Claude Raymond
Don Davison
Spahn
Spahine
Baseball Writers
Raymond
UPI
La Crosse Ski Club Opens Junior Slalom Season
The La Crosse Ski Club staged its first junior slalom races of the season at Mt. La Crosse. Boys winners included Class 1 tied between Bob Facteau and Trig Arneson, Class 2 Burr Sproat, Class 3 Rolf Gundersen, Class 4 Jim Berg. Girls winners were Class 1 Lynne Williams, Class 3 Tina Cremer, Class 4 Elsa Cremer. Class 2 had no entries.
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la Crosse
Mt. la Crosse
Bob Facteau
Trig Arneson
Burr Sproat
Rolf Gundersen
Jim Berg
Lynne Williams
Tina Cremer
Elsa Cremer
Standings and schedules mix in midseason notes
State College Conference standings show Stevens Point leading with 5 wins and 0 losses. Other teams include Oshkosh Satie Platteville La Crosse Superior River Falls Stout Eau Claire and Whitewater with varied records. Non-conference matches feature Kickapoo Valley Seneca Mabel Caledonia and more, while crowded hockey style lines report Montreal Toronto New York and Boston results.
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State College Conference
Stevens Point
Oshkosh Satie
Platteville
la Crosse
Superior
River Falls
Stout
Eau Claire
Whitewater
la Crosse Logan
Winona
Kickapoo Valley
Seneca
West Limes
Soldiers Grove
Viola
Gays Mills
la Farge
Roadstown
Wauzeka
Root River
Mabel
Spring Grove
Caledonia
Houston
Independence
Arcadia
Alma Center
Lincoln
Neillsville
Cadett
Augusta
Pepin
Arkansaw
Alma
Cochrane
Fountain City Viroqua
Westby
Black River Falls
Tomah de Soto
Lansing
Iowa
Mindoro
Brookwood
Gate-Ettrick
Blair Durand
Elmwood
Eau Claire Memorial
Chippe
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Central Aquinas Meet On Friday
Central and Aquinas prepare for a Friday intra city basketball clash at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Reserve seats are on sale at Wittenberg's Cigar Store the Bodega and S and H Sport Shop. Aquinas holds an 8 4 season mark with a three game win streak while Central stands 7 4 after a 50 36 victory over the Blu Golds in the earlier meeting.
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Central-Aquinas
Mary E. Sawyer
Wittenberg
Bodega and
S and H
Aquinas
Central
Blugolds
Athletes Are Real Winners Says Kennedy
President Kennedy praised General Douglas MacArthur for resolving the 22 year AAU amateur athletics dispute. The peace settlement lifts the AAU ban on college athletes, enabling participation in upcoming AAU indoor meets in Toronto and Boston this weekend.
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New York
Aamcaa
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Washington
U.S
MacArthur
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Toronto
Boston
Barnum wins sudden death PGA club championship title
John Barnum 51, a tall veteran now with Blythefield Country Club in Belmont Michigan, defeated Ansel Snow and Chick Harbert in a sudden death playoff to capture the PGA National Golf Club championship worth 25000 dollars. Barnum continued his string of tour victories and added another strong performance against younger rivals after his Cajun Classic win.
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Port ST. Lucie
Fla
John Barnum
Blythefield Country Club
Belmont
Mich
Ansel Snow
Chick Harbert
John
Louisiana
Billy Welu and Joy Abel Lead All-Star Bowling
Billy Welu and Joy Abel led the All-Star Bowling Tournament in Kansas City with record-setting 16-game qualifying totals. Welu, a former St. Louis champion, posted 2,673 to top a 288-man field and rolled a 975 four-game series to raise his four-round average to about 230.
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Kansas City
Billy Welu
Joy Abel
Welu
St. Louis
Races Shaping Up In College Play
College basketball reshapes the national scene as Cincinnati's Bearcats, 14-0 with a 32-game win streak, lead the national rankings and Missouri Valley action. Other power conferences show shifts with Ohio State, Colorado, Mississippi State, Duke, Wake Forest, West Virginia, UCLA, and Texas A&M among notable contenders and surprises.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Missouri Valley
Bradley
St. Louis
Wichita
Illinois
Ohio State
Iowa
Colorado
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
Buffaloes
Southeastern
Mississippi State
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida State
Tennessee
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Atlantic Coast
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Virginia
Southern
Belinsky Signs with Los Angeles Angels for 1963
Pitcher Bo Belinsky signed with the Los Angeles Angels for the 1963 season. The announcement stated the southpaw would join the major league club next year and begin preparations for the upcoming campaign.
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LOS Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
City Speed Skating Championships Rescheduled
The City Speed Skating Championships were postponed due to high winds and sub zero weather and set for Sunday January 27.
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Robert Immons
Ed Brisson
Minneapolis
Walter Hury
Ray Kaija
Ontario
Can
Tom Johnson
Darry Kurki
Olaf Huggen
Erroll Moffatt
Tom Smith
Lyle Boucher
West
Herman Builders
Curly's
Oks
Ku-Gas
John Deere
Otto's Tavern
Hillside Tavern
Co. Snyder
B. Everitt
D. Welda
G. Engler
Ss. Wst
T. West
M. Gilbertson
R. Braund
Caledonia Rec
la Crescent
Lemke
R. Halverson
Benson
R. Kieindligh Singie
Eel Social Couples League
Shamrock Lanes
Sputniks
Al's
D. Daniels
P. Shea
J. Nissaike
Kingsley
Shamrock
Handicap Panthers
Starliiters Oe
Wonders
Guys and Dolls League
J Wilder
F. Sherwood
B. Gechwind
A. Warner
E. Ross
M. Wilder
B. Gochenaur
W. Moonis
R. Sofia
M. Ross
Levinger
J. Wilder
Sherwond
Northwestrn
George Williams
Steubenville
Ohio
St. Francis
Grove City
Carnegie Tech
Grambling
Alcorn A&m
Randolph Macon
Mt. St. Mary's
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Georgetown
Villa Madonna
Presbyterian
Georgia State
Fordham
Monmouth
Montclair
Salem
Morris Harvey
Western Michigan
Ohio U
Tennessee Tech
East Tennessee
South Dakota State
North Dakota
Augsburg
Um-Duluth
Parsons
Upper Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
William Jewell
Graceland
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Penn Military
Johns Hopkins
Florida Southern
Rollins
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Lawrence Tech
Milwaukee Custer
Packers
Th W
Billy Casper Cops Crosby
Vere
Midwest
Ripon
Cee
Lawrence
Carleton
Knox
Beloit
St. Olaf
Grinnell
National Hockey League
Central, Aquinas
Kennedy
Barnum
CA Es
Belinsky
Lake Onalaska
Uncle Carl
Blue Moon
State St
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