Lakeland Rolls To 6th Victory
Lakeland remains unbeaten in the Gateway Conference after a 105-83 win over Illinois’ George Williams. Waymon Stewart scored 32 to fuel a 52-45 halftime lead and stretch the skid-free run to six conference victories. Beloit fell 63-52 to Carleton in Midwest action as Jim Jones led Beloit with 21 points. Lawrence beat Knox 65-60, Monmouth beat Ripon 74-62, and Knox’s Bill Foss had 25 as Knox sits 4-5. In Midlands play Loras beat St Norbert 86-85 in overtime behind Tom Jackson’s 29 points.
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George Williams
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Bill Foss
Don Campbell
Greg Nickols
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Iowa
St. Norbert
Tom Jackson
Tom Rankin
Leroy Steffanus
UCLA Star Edgar Lacey Quits Bruins, Criticizes Wooden
UCLA forward Edgar Lacey, a 6-6 senior, quit the team after clashing with coach John Wooden. Lacey said he never enjoyed playing for Wooden and left amid a dispute over remarks about his play in a 71-69 loss to Houston.
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Minnesota big win over Northwestern in swimming meet
Minnesota defeated Northwestern 74 to 47 in college swimming while Bemidji topped Western Illinois 73 to 40. In college track Wisconsin led Iowa State 112 to 28.
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Twins Pick 13 Prospects in Free Agent Draft
Minnesota Twins select 13 players including Soderholm of Miami Beach and Hoot of Houston in the free agent and regular phase drafts. Soderholm is a 19-year-old infield prospect from South Georgia Junior College and Hoot is a 6 2 center fielder from Reagan High School in Houston.
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Kansas City Athletics
Sdraw
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Reagan High School
Bob Bridges
Tucson
Ariz
Western Junior College
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Allan Sendel
Oakland
Calif
Laney Junior College
Charlotte
Larry Klein
Venice
Wisconsin
North Stars secure two wins ahead of key West clash
Minnesota North Stars sit second in the West before hosting Los Angeles as they arrive off back to back NHL wins. Roy Cullen opened the Detroit game scoring, Wayne Connelly added a late goal, Cesare Maniago made 35 saves. The squad had beaten Oakland 3-1 the night prior with Mike McMahon, Connelly and Parker MacDonald scoring.
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Parker MacDonald
Coleman Matmen Topple Luxemburg in Weekend Dual
Coleman wrestling team defeated Luxemburg Luxemburg-Casco 25 to 15 in a weekend dual. Luxemburg-Casco had a 13 meet win streak, including an earlier encounter with Coleman this season.
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Bowling Scores From Coulee Rods Meet 1971
Local bowling report lists results across multiple alleys including Pla-Mor Shamrock Lanes and Sports Bowl. Notable performances include Arian Gates high in Western Fruit with 711 game and 582 series while Sylvia Druschke headlines Deuces with 543 and 488 in mixed events.
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Sharon Greene
Des Christianson
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Jeff Miller
Peter Weber
Mike Mowrey
Linda Smith
Cindy Ross
Kathy Miller
Soutar Wins Denver Open Bowling Crown
Detroit bowler Dave Soutar defeated George McDonald of Denver 224 to 205 to capture the $6,000 first prize in the PBA Denver Open final, his third PBA title and first since July. Jimmy Certain topped the Johnson brothers before Soutar’s late strikes sealed the win.
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West Allis Skater Wins Senior Men's National Title
Pete Cefalu, 19, of West Allis and Carroll College in Waukesha, claimed the Senior Men's crown at the 39th National outdoor speed skating championships in St Paul. Cefalu won the two-mile three-quarter mile race Saturday and the two-mile and one-sixth mile Sunday, finishing with 20 points to runnerup Bob Fenn's 17.
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Orioles Sign Four to Add Depth for 1968 Season
The Baltimore Orioles announced the signings of four players to boost their 1968 roster. Pitchers Pete Richert and Marcelino Lopez, outfielder Dave May, and first baseman Ron Stone joined the Birds. Richert went 7-10 after a May trade from Washington, with a possible bullpen role ahead.
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Oshkosh Holds WSUC Lead as Winona Game Next
Oshkosh stays atop the Wisconsin State University Conference with an eight game winning streak after a 97-77 win over River Falls. Tom Witasek scored 24 for Oshkosh, now 10-1 overall, while La Crosse beat Superior 81-61 and Stout topped Whitewater 91-79.
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Indians Capture Gymnastics Meet In Minnesota Duel
La Crosse State University gymnasts beat St Cloud State College 141 85 132 to win their fifth straight. They improve to 3 0 in the Wisconsin State University Conference and 5 0 overall. John Toblin won three events for St Cloud but La Crosse depth carried the meet. Richard Zaleski won two events and posted 8.45 on the still rings as La Crosse led late and sealed the victory with strong parallel bars and still rings performances.
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Area Wrestling Results Le Roy Edges La Crescent
Le Roy dominated with several decisive wins over La Crescent in area wrestling. Notable results include Wayne Hermann LC over Terry Hammon 3-0 and Curt Davis L defeating Mike Robinson 2-0, with other decisive bouts and draws across the weight classes.
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SteRay Lange
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Fred Buchmann Tops Tomah Bowling Loop
Fred Buchmann rolled a 645 series to win the Official League at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin. He had games of 212 200 and 233 as Wendell Ames posted 620 and Scoop Wagner 618 for high in the group. Official-Mesner's Electric Motor Service led with 2645 total followed by Veto Carapezza
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