Aquinas Nets Ninth 62-50 victory over Campion
La Crosse Aquinas defeated Campion 62-50 at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium after a tight first half. Aquinas improved to 9-5 and gained a 46-20 rebounding edge led by Louis Ballin with 17 boards. Mike Geary scored 15, Hogden 11, and Ed Farrell led Aquinas with 12 points as the Knights pulled away in the third and closed late. Campion fell to 3-10 with 18 of 49 shooting and 14 of 25 from the line.
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la Crosse
Aquinas
Prairie du Chien Campion
Joe Holloran
Cross
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Tribune
Jack Kenward
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Aquinas
Mary E. Sawyer
Sparta
Campion
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
John Michuta
Blugolds
Louis Ballin
Larry Hogden
Mike Geary
Ballin
Hogden
Geary
Tony Skemp
Knights
Ed Farrell
Farrell
Ron Mied
Pr. du Chien
George Sladky
Pete Haines
Onalaska
Horsman KO Victor over Ernie Smith
Duane Horsman of Chatfield Minnesota knocked out Ernie Smith of Pittsburgh in 36 seconds of the first round in a pro boxing bout in Rochester Minnesota. Horsman weighed 167 and Smith 168 pounds. The card featured a Minnesota heavyweight title decision after Hastings Hart was disqualified for repeated low blows. Referee Mert Herrick warned Hart in rounds one and three before the DQ.
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Minn
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Ernie Smith
Pittsburgh
Horsman
Smith
Floyd Joyner
Minnesota
Wis
Mickey Davitt
Jesse McWilliams
Omaha
Augsburg Wins 76-54 Over Falcon Quintet
Augsburg of Minnesota extended its unbeaten streak to 15 straight basketball wins by routing River Falls 76-54 at River Falls. Dale Anderson scored 17 and Bud Myers 13 to lead Augsburg, while Toby Gary paced River Falls with 11 points as they slipped to 7-6.
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Augsburg
Minnesota
Dale Anderson
Bud Myers
Toby Gary
High School and College Basketball Scores Summary
La Crosse Aquinas defeated Prairie du Chien Campion 62 to 50 while Stevens Point Pacelli beat Marshfield Columbus 72 to 55. In major colleges Cornell topped Springfield 85 to 69 and Manhattan beat Army 84 to 59. Navy defeated Virginia 78 to 66 as Western Virginia beat Florida 114 to 67. Wake Forest edged North Carolina State 79 to 66, Miami routed Rollins 120 to 72, LSU and Loyola New Orleans tied 72 to 69. Detroit beat Michigan 83 to 70. Houston defeated Texas A&M 58 to 57 and Arizona beat Arizona State 71 to 63. Los Angeles Pro downed New York 116 to 115 and Boston beat San Francisco 111 to 125.
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Prairie du Chien
Campion
Stevens Point Pacelli
Marshfield
Columbus
East Cornell
Springfield
Manhattan
Army
Temple
Lehigh
LaSalle
Delaware
South Navy
Virginia
W. Virginia
Florida
Univ
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Miami
Rollins
Louisiana State
Loyola
New Orleans
Louisville
Western Kentucky
Midwest Augsburg
River Falls
Detroit
Michigan
Gustavus Adolphus
St. John’s
Southwest Houston
Texas A & M
Arizona
Arizona State College
Far West
Seattle
St. Mary's
Calif
Tigers Announce 75000 Stadium Remodel at Detroit
Detroit Tigers unveil a 75000 remodeling plan for Tiger Stadium to modernize facilities including new dugout style bullpens replacing the long existing 20 foot benches used for years.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Tiger Stadium
Detroit 6 New York in NHL clash ends with six points
National Hockey League results show Detroit defeating New York 6 by scoreline. Boxing results list Sugar Ray Robinson defeating Ralph Dupas in Miami Beach after 10 rounds. Other bouts include Duane Horsman stopping Ernie Smith in Rochester and Del Flanagan earning a decision over Joe Davis in St. Paul. Frank de Paula outpointed Marty Pettiford in Union City, and Yukio Katsumata KO'd Felix Coleman in Tokyo.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Rochester
Minn
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Ernie Smith
Pittsburgh
del Flanagan
St. Paul
Joe Davis
Omaha
Union City
N.J
Frank de Paula
Jersey City
Marty Pettiford
Rahway
Tokyo
Yukio Katsumata
Japan
Felix Coleman
U.S. Air Force
State Wide Braves TV Network Set
Milwaukee television will carry 26 Milwaukee Braves games this season starting with a March 31 exhibition against Baltimore in Miami. WTMJ TV will origin the feed to a network including WSAU TV Wausau WFRV TV Green Bay and WKOW TV Madison. Announcers are Mike Walden and Blaine Walsh with Blatz beer sponsor.
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Fla
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Wsau TV
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Green Bay
Wkow-Tv
Madison
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Blaine Walsh
Pabst Brewing Company
Blatz Beer
Pabst
Perry Moss Leaves Montreal Alouettes Coach GM Role
Perry Moss, 36, is out as coach and general manager of the Montreal Alouettes. Ted Workman, owner and president, announced Moss tendered resignation at a board meeting and it was accepted with regret. Workman cited possible sale of the club and replacement by Jim Trimble of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
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Perry Moss
Wisconsin
Montreal Alouettes
Hamilton Tiger- Cat
Jim Trimble
Moss
Ted Workman
Alouettes
Workman
Burke Close Behind In Pro Golf Winnings
In Dunedin Florida Gary Player and Arnold Palmer lead the PGA money list with Burke Jr closing in. Burke won 9000 for the San Francisco International Open victory and now has 9540 official PGA winnings. Player adds 1262 for sixth at San Francisco to reach 10702 while Palmer’s 800 lifts him to 9800.
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Fla
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers Association
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
PGA
Player
San Francisco
Palmer
Top skiers set for battle at Battle Creek Park meet
An international field led by John Balfanz Gene Kotlarek Austen Samuelstuen Lyle Swenson and Bob Keck will compete in the Winter Carnival ski jump meet at Battle Creek Park in St Paul The event targets the 197 foot mark and also features Canadian champion Frank Gartrell and Norwegian junior star Oyvind Flystad with Olympic and world meet veterans aiming for the 1964 games.
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Battle Creek Park
Minneapolis
John Balfanz
Duluth
Gene Kotlarek
Colorado
Austen Samuelstuen
Ballant
U.S
Kotlarek
Samuelstuen
Frank Gartrell
Ft. William
Oyzind Flystad
Denver University
Greeno Wins Again In Golden Gloves Finalists Set
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Francis Greeno a 147 pound La Crosse amateur boxer won his fourth straight Golden Gloves bout with a three round decision over Gary Crowley of Fond du Lac Greeno fights right handed and from the southpaw stance and now advances to the tournament finals Saturday night to meet Wade Hupfer a victory would push him toward a regional final against the Upper Michigan Golden Gloves team at Green Bay Pat Doyle of La Crosse handles Greeno
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Wis
Francis Greeno
la Crosse
Greeno
Gary Crowley
Wade Hupfer
Hupfer
Upper Michigan Golden Gloves
Green Bay
Pat Doyle
Raiders Seek Clean Sweep Clash In Ranger Gym
La Crosse Central eyes a perfect 4-0 city record as it hosts rival Logan in a high school basketball clash at Ranger gym. Central beat Logan 59-35 earlier and defeated Aquinas twice while Logan sits 0-2 in city play, having lost to Aquinas and Central.
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la Crosse Central
Ranger Gymnasium
Central
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Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
Red Raiders
la Crosse Aquinas
Aquinas
AREA CAGE SCHEDULE SHOWS CENTRAL VERSUS LOGAN
Central and Logan meet as area cage action heats up with Central holding a 3 game edge over Logan. Central 9-4 edges Logan 5-7 while standout scorers Colburn 171 and Addis 147 pace each side. Schedule lists regional games, starters, and past results across multiple venues and dates.
Marquette Sophomores Declared Ineligible for Second Semester
Milwaukee AP reports Marquette University announces sophomore players Tom Schilke of Racine and Jon Malmstrom of Billings Montana are scholastically ineligible to compete during the second semester of the season.
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Marquette University
Tom Schilke
Racine
Jon Malmstrom
Billings
Mont
Ski Report Mt Telemark Highlights Thin Base
Hayward Wisconsin reports a 30 to 50 inch base with 1 inch new snow. Skiing is excellent as conditions stabilize across Mt Telemark terrain.
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Hayward
Wis
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