Mount Seeks Big Ten Scoring Lead In Northwestern Clash
Purdue sophomore Rick Mount, averaging 30.7 points in conference play, eyeing Joe Franklin’s lead as Purdue meets Northwestern in a key Big Ten clash. Franklin sits atop at 32.0 while Ohio State visits Michigan in another televised game.
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Michigan Tech and Minnesota Eye Top Hockey Spot
Michigan Tech and Minnesota push for first in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association this weekend as North Dakota idle and Denver also resting. Tech visits Minnesota Duluth and hosts Michigan while Minnesota faces Michigan, with possible weekend sweeps altering standings. Gophers' defenseman Dick Paradise will miss the series.
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Jaycee Ski Meet At Mt La Crosse
The La Crosse Jaycees will host their third annual Junior Ski Meet at Mt La Crosse. Two slalom and two giant slalom runs. Open to junior ages eight to 11 and prep ages 12 to 13. Race starts 12 30 p m. Boys may pre register at the Chalet Mt La Crosse.
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Gibson denies $100,000 bid to Cardinals
Gibson scoffed at reports he had thrown a $100,000 figure at the Cardinals that halted talks. He said today was the first time he talked with the Cardinals and left open whether he was aiming at the $100,000 target.
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Cepeda Signs $90,000 Pact With Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda visited St. Louis for a writers dinner and signed a reported 90000 deal with the Cardinals. The 30 year old slugger said the offer exceeded his expectations and he did not set a salary figure before accepting.
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Alcindor Eyes East Coast Return Amid Bruins Turmoil
UCLA star Lew Alcindor, still not fully recovered from an eye injury, prepares for a homecoming tour with Holy Cross and Boston College on consecutive Madison Square Garden nights. Lacey has left the team after a dispute with coach Wooden, while UCLA seeks to rebound from a 71-69 loss to Houston that snapped a 47 game win streak.
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Jefson posts 634 series at Cashton bowling meet
Doug Jefson rolled a 634 series with a 245 high game to lead the Sportsmen's League at Parkview Lanes in Cashton Wisconsin. Other scorers included Jon Torkelson 603 Roger Pralle 577 Don Jones 574 Vi Weber 567 Bob Erickson 561 and Tom Bina 559 for Sportsmen Huber's Bar 2.
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Gary Hether Cracks 656 Set For Honors
Gary Hether toppled the Business Men's League at Viasek's Lanes with a 656 series including 194 279 and 183 games. Cap Carlson led the National League with a 634 series as scores poured in from other lanes and businesses across the night.
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Bowling Scores at Sports Bowl and Local Venues
Readouts from multiple leagues show Arenz and Smale's teams leading with high series and games at Shamrock lanes and other venues. Notable tallies include Paul’s Jewelry 2821 team series and 98 team game, Dod Lawrence 620 high singles, and Vigorous competition across Holy Trinity, Ladies Winneshiek, and Pla Mor lanes with standout performances by Mealy, Buchner Plumbing, Turquoise, and Miller's Trucking.
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George McDonald Headlines Denver Open Lead
George McDonald of Denver led 15 other semifinalists into Friday's match game play at the Professional Bowlers Association event in Denver. The field advanced from Thursday's rounds as McDonald sought a title in the Open.
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Denver Open Drama Ends With McDonald Victory
The 33-year-old McDonald led by 118 pins entering Friday and posted 1,406 in six games for a 24 game total of 5,509 at the Denver Open.
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