Sub Regional Title Waits For Winner
La Crosse Central and Black River Falls meet in the WIAA Sub-Regional final tonight at 7 30 after routing earlier opponents. Central tops La Crosse Logan 52 43 while BRF downed Sparta 81 69 with strong inside play and rebounding from Skarda and Nortman.
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la Crosse Tribune
Black River Falls
Wis
la Crosse Central
WIAA
Central
la Crosse Logan
Sparta
Sam Young
BRF
Jerry Day
Day
Red Raiders
Big Rivers
la Crosse
Lief Sivertson
Steve Young
Skarda
Moake
Nortman
Jim Frederikson
West Salem
Onalaska
Terry Hass
Randy Hilleshiem
Abraham
Ondell
Gary Meir
Steve Flaten
Mary Ziegler Tops 648 Series At Vlasek's Lanes
Mary Ziegler delivered a 648 series with a 222 192 234 split at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin during the National League. Karen Bennett added 565 and Phyllis Stowell 540 as Lavern Purpus led eight honor sets in the Classic League with a 647 and other notable scores. Arlan Lee posted a 608 series at the Coulee Golf Bowl in Onalaska.
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Tomah
Wis
Mary Ziegler
Vlasek’s
Mary
Karen Bennett
Phyllis Stowell
Lavern Purpus
Basketball Scores From Minnesota and Beyond
District results feature Northfield over Waseca 72 58 and Lakefield over Mountain Lake 63 53 in Minnesota. Regional games include St. Peter 52 Le Sueur 48 and Duke 103 Wake Forest 73 in ACC first round.
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Minnesota
Northfield
Waseca
Lakefield
Mountain Lake
Westbrook
Comfrey
Ramsey
Hastings
White Bear Lake
Columbus Heights
NYU
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Maryland
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Milwaukee Ace Tops State Bowling Meet
Milwaukee bowler Ron Wheeler led the Wisconsin State Bowling Association men's championships in both scratch and handicap singles. Wheeler teamed with Mark Kuglitsch to lead open and handicap doubles, posted top team marks, and held the all events lead while Kommers led junior singles and Wheeler rose in team standings.
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EAU Claire
Ron Wheeler
Milwaukee
Mark Kuglitsch
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
Wheeler
Frank Carbone
Kenosha
Bob Kommers
Antigo
Kurglitsch
Milwaukee City
Strachota Milshore
Don Osep
Jerry Albert
Strachota
Bo Lanes
Menomonee Falls
Loser’s Lounge
Kommers
Ralph
Superior
Bob Nelson
Abbotsford
Herold Leads Ten Pin League At Spartan Lanes
Clara Herold of Teena's Liquor Store rolled 200 165 and 193 to total 558 to top SPARTA bowling. Diane Betts 552 with a 208 single, Bernice Baumbach 543 with a 202, Teena's totals 2 778 and 943 single lead. Other top scores include Millie Larson 534 Rita Woodworth 528 Delores Daniels 521 and Dorothy Isensee 503.
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Sparta
Wis
Clara Herold
Teena
Spartan Lanes
Diane Betts
Bernice Baumbach
Bradds Wins Back-to-Back Big Ten MVP Honors
Ohio State star Gary Bradds became the conference's first two-time MVP in 1963 and 1964, joining a select group as he led the Buckeyes with standout scoring and leadership.
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Ohio State
Gary Bradds
Big Ten
Central Wins Pair In Busy Schedule Versus Wisconsin Rapids Chippewa Falls
The Central team posted multiple victories across a dense slate, beating Wisconsin Rapids 72 to 68 and 69 to 67 while also defeating Richland Center 67 to 69 and Eau Claire Memorial 84 to 8. Other results include wins over Wausau 61 to 56 and 72 to 70, and a 92 to 80 triumph over Winona. The record shows a 14-5 overall mark and a 333 to 72.5 ratio in the BAF Sub Regional context.
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Central
Wisconsin Rapids
Richland Center
Wausau
Menomonie
Logan
Eau Claire Memorial
Aquinas
Winona
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire North
Black River Falls
Marshfield
Sauk Prairie
Wisconsin Dells
Mauston
Sparta
Tomah
Nekoosa
Viroqua
Mondovi
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Wisconsin freshman hoops leaders and rebounder Hendrickson
Jim Johnson of Memphis leads Wisconsin freshman scoring with 244 points and a 24.4 average. Chuck Nagle of Milwaukee has 227 points and 22.7. Keith Burington and Eric Hendrickson follow with 217 and 145 points respectively, Hendrickson leading rebounds with 197. The team closes the season with an intra squad game.
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Madison
Jim Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
University of Wisconsin
Johnson
Chuck Nagle
Milwaukee
Keith Burington
Monroe
Eric Hendrickson
Holmen
Nagle
Burington
Hendrickson
Marquette High
Ted Voigt
Wauwatosa East
Tom Mitchell
John Schell
Cumberland
Bob Robishop
Stevens Point
Ken Dobbs to Ref In Catholic Tourney
Ken Dobbs of La Crosse will officiate the 37th annual State Catholic basketball tournament opener in Milwaukee Arena. WCIAA announced other officials Sam Balistrer Gene Calhoun Ken Kulick Orlando Palesse Rollie Krahn Bob Sullivan and Vern Wollerman. The Dodgers Sandy Koufax owns 2079 strikeouts in 2033 innings with a 9.35 career average.
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Ken Dobbs
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association
WCIAA
Sam Balistrer
Gene Calhoun
Madison
Ken Kulick
Orlando Palesse
West Allis
Rollie Krahn
Racine
Bob Sullivan
Manitowoc
Vern Wollerman
Neenah
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Michigan Eyes Title Badgers Host Purdue
Michigan seeks two Big Ten records as it chases the undisputed title with a 10 2 mark hosting Northwestern 6 6 on Saturday and Michigan State 9 3 on Monday. Cazzie Russell and Dave Schellhase lead the 2000 point three year club with 2029 and 2014 respectively.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Michigan State
MSU
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Iowa
Illinois
Purdue
Wisconsin
Dave Schellhase
Cazzie Russell
U S Hockey Squad Faces Russia After Rest at World Meet
The U S national hockey team had a day off at the World Championships in Ljubljana as Russia loomed as the next opponent Saturday night. The Russians stomped Poland 8 to 1, while Canada hammered the U S 7 to 2 after purchasing sticks from the Americans. Czechoslovakia blanked East Germany 6 to 0 and Sweden beat Finland 5 to 1 in other openers.
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U.S
Russia
Poland
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United States
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Flynn's clutch finish caps Marquette win over Detroit
Marquette defeats Detroit 87-78 in the season finale. Tom Flynn, senior starter, scores six key points after a rough first half to lift the Warriors as 8,000 plus fans cheer. Wolf leads Marquette with 23 points. Murrey tops Detroit with 25. Attendance 8,320.
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Milwaukee
Warriors
Tom Flynn
Flynn
Warrior
al McGuire
Paul Corbins
Bob Wolf
Brian Brunkhorst
Blanton Simmons
Brad Luchini
Titans
Doie Murrey
Murrey
Joe Moore
McGuire
Tommy
Wolf
Grr
Boyce
Rodwan
Nkh
Hyatt
Brunkhorst
Houston and Preston win in District 1 basketball playoffs
Houston and Preston, district champions, won their games as Spring Grove fell to Houston 56 42 and Canton lost to Preston 51. Bruce Carrier scored 31 for Houston, while Mike Knies led Preston with 26. Upcoming games set winners to Rochester.
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Houston
Preston
Root River
Spring Grove
Maple Leaf
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Harmony
Rushford
Chatfield
Caledonia
Rochester
Bruce Carrier
Carrier
John Deely
Larry Overhang
Mike Knies
Don Fay
Mabel
Grove Fg Fast
Michigan State Defends Big Ten Indoor Title Bid
Michigan State hosts the 56th annual Big Ten indoor meet at Jenison Fieldhouse with Jim Garrett defending the long jump title. Garrett, a key MSU sprinter and football halfback, has the season’s best Big Ten jump at 24 feet 142 inches, as MSU aims to improve from last year when Wisconsin won with 46 points. The Spartans seek multiple qualifiers in preliminaries to boost chances.
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Mich
Michigan State
Jenison Fieldhouse
Jim Garrett
Garrett
Wisconsin
MSU
Virg Payton Tops City Pin Leagues
Virg Payton rolled a 634 at the South Lanes to lead the men’s high scores in the city pin leagues. Gary Heber 608 Roger Wiemer 601 Joe Bloedorn 626 also posted strong marks at the South Lanes and Holiday venues. Women leaders include Gerry Heilman 558 Rita Weiland 556 Betty Harris 552 at Pla Mar with Sharon Schwaeger 550 and Jeanne Miller 542 at Holiday and South Lanes.
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Virg Payton
Gary Heber
Roger Wiemer
Joe Bloedorn
Gerry Heilman
Rita Weiland
Betty ‘Harris
Pla-Mar
Keglers
Sharon Schwaeger
Jeanne Miller
Special Events Planned at Mt La Crosse by Ted Metschman
Over the next two weekends Mt La Crosse hosts events. The ski patrol Chicken Q on Saturday raises funds for a snowmobile to aid rescues. Sunday March 13 features the 7th annual silly slalom race and costume party plus a St Bernard Cobbie party.
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Mt. la Crosse
Ted Metschman
St. Bernard
Indiana Heads Swimming Meet
Indiana led the opening day of the Big Ten Swimming Championships in Iowa City with 134 points, ahead of Michigan 123 and Michigan State 92, while Ohio State had 83. Ken Sitzberger won the one meter diving title, with Groft of Michigan, Hopper of Ohio State, and Farley of Michigan claiming the other event titles.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan State
Ohio State
Ken Sitzberger
William Groft
Robert Hopper
Bill Farley
Keal Tops Spartan League at Spartan Lanes
Tom Keal ripped a 647 series and Ed Fuenger added 605 to lead the Wednesday League at Spartan Lanes in Sparta Wisconsin. Other top scores included Gib Herold 593 Ken Joji 590 and Hugh Rice 567 with team totals of 2 882.
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Sparta
Wis
Tom Keal
Ed Fuenger
Spartan Lanes
Market Square Tavern
Gib Herold
Ken Joji
Hugh Rice
Jim Wright
Wayne Redman
Dick Hem
Roger Strom
Les Hulsizer
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