Maniago Grabs Fifth Shutout As North Stars Beat Flyers 3 0
Cesare Maniago posted his fifth NHL shutout to lead Minnesota past Philadelphia 3 0. Ray Cullen scored twice and Dave Balon added a goal as the North Stars climbed to second in the West behind the Flyers. Cullen's 17th and 18th goals paced the win while Maniago stopped 19 shots.
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Skoronski Sees Lombardi Staying On As Coach
Green Bay tackle Bob Skoronski said he expects Vince Lombardi to remain head coach of the champions. He noted Lombardi is deeply immersed in work and not taking calls at his Green Bay office after a brief vacation.
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Green Bay
Coney Island Keeps Lead In YMCA Senior Men's League
Coney Island beat Hoerner-Waldorf 59 to 55 to stay first with an 11 0 record. Dairyland Power 67 44 over Radford Minutemen. Elmer's 59 27 over City Police Racers. Pepsi Cola 67 49 over La Crosse Cooler. Dan McHugh 16 for Radford. Garmen Ammerman 25 for Elmer's. Dave Loomis 17 for Dairyland Power.
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Four-Way Tie In LA Open At Brookside Park
Arnold Palmer predicts crowding will slow play at the Los Angeles Open second round in Pasadena as 28 pros sit under par and 11 more at 71. Gene Littler Al Geiberger Jimmy Clark and Dave Eichelberger lead with 67s while Palmer and four others are at 69.
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al Geiberger
Jimmy Clark
Dave Eichelberger
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Arnie
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Doug Sanders
George Archer
Dave Marr
Ray Floyd
George Knudson
Don Bies
Seattle
Big Rivers Wrestling Title Still A Five Team Scramble
La Crosse Logan drops from first as a five team chase unfolds for the Big Rivers title. Memorial and Chippewa Falls lead the pack at 4-1 after recent wins, with Wausau and Central also in contention as key matchups loom.
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Parnow
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Jones
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Eau Claire North
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North
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Johnson
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Herb Bates
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Bates
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Sam Spanel
Curt Ray
Dean Moats
Robin Gummerson
Menomonie
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Gummerson
la Crosse Central
Kim Fry
Chippewa
Fry
Istill
Eau Claire
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Wausau Toe
Area Wrestling Independence 39 Gale Ettrick 1 results
Area wrestling meet results show Vazaver GE over Gauroth 97D. Olson pinned Ekern 308 122 Puchaila won by forfeit 129 Maule pinned Alvarez 35 Kulig pinned Lebakken 139 140 Bick over Kaste 147 Lorenz GE over Walek 156 Sokoloski over Nelses 167 Kaste won by forfeit Ras Baeker pinned Moller 5 Skroch over Jacobson
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D. Kaste
Ras Baeker
J. Moller
R. Skroch
B. Jacobson
Zip Codes Rally Past Oilers In Close AAU Showdown
Milwaukee Zip Codes edge Phillips Oilers 81 80 as Max Walker hits the decisive jump shot with 25 seconds remaining. Zip Codes moved to 3 3 while Oilers drop to 2 3 in the National AAU game.
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Milwaukee
Max Walker
Phillips Oilers
Marquette and Notre Dame Seek National Cage Honors
Marquette and Notre Dame, solid 13-3 and 14-start teams, pursue national recognition in a Chicago Stadium weekend quad, facing Loyola Chicago and Brigham Young while Notre Dame meets Michigan State later. Coaches McGuire and Dee express skepticism about rankings despite strong scoring by Whitmore and Arnzen.
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Eighteen Girls Compete For Snowflake Queen Honors
Westby Wisconsin sees eighteen area high school senior girls contest for the 1968 Snowflake Ski Club queen title. Interviews begin at 1 p.m. with a 6 p.m. dinner announcement of the queen and court. The National ski jumping championships will be held on the 90 meter hill near Westby by February 25. co chairmen Russel Holte and Lester Skundberg lead the event. entrants include Carol Celious De Soto Mary Wason Gale Ettrick Judith Harris Sparta Barbara Gellnick Bangor Carla Crawford New Lisbon Mary Lou Dreischmeier Wonewoc Center Kay Du Charme Seneca Vera Schendel Royall Doris Marking Holmen Paula Wakefield West Salem Mary Sebranek Hillsboro Linda Peterson Cashton Kay Sadia Melrose Mindoro Lynda Barclay La Farge Marlene Veith Brookwood Jane Ansen Westby Shelly Starr Viroqua Joan Halvorson North Crawford.
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Wonewee Center
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West Salem
Mary Sebranek
Hillsboro
Linda Peterson
Cashton
Kay Sa‘dia
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la Farge
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Brookwood
Jane Ansen
Shelly Starr
Viroqua
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Wichita State coach resigns after one season
Boyd Converse, head football coach at Wichita State University, resigned effective immediately on Monday ending his tenure after one year with the Wildcats in Wichita Kansas.
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Boyd Converse
Wichita State University
Diane Betts Fires 602 First 600 At Sparta Bowl
Diane Betts rolled a 602 for Strom's Monument in the Ten Pin League at Sparta Bowl. The series 233 204 165 marked her first 600 in a career, boosting her 153 average amid team totals for Strom's Monument.
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Strom
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Strom’s Monument
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Betty McCauley
Harriet Simpson
Arla Redman
Thea Wilhelmsen
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Mildred Martorella Named Bowler of the Year
Mildred Ionizio Martorella of Rochester New York was named female bowler of the year by the Bowling Writers Association of America Hank Sayrs secretary of the Milwaukee Sentinel announced today.
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Mildred Ionizio Martorella
Rochester
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