Brown Entertains Grid Writers at Packers Banquet
Wisconsin Pro Football Writers honor Packers 1972 contributors at the fifth annual awards banquet in Milwaukee. Larry Brown receives Lombardi dedication award after praising Vince Lombardi. Dan Devine and Don Shula laud past glories while Packers players Brown, Lane, Buchanan, Marcos, Nitschke honored. Kramer serves as toastmaster.
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Larry Little
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North Stars and Saints Boost Playoff Hopes With Weekend Wins
The Minnesota North Stars won 3-0 at Atlanta and 5-2 at Pittsburgh with Jude Drouin and J P Praise scoring twice each to move to 70 points in the West with 14 games left. The Minnesota Fighting Saints beat New England 4-2 behind goals from Jimmy Johnson and Wayne Connelly to reach 67 points in the WHA West, three behind Houston. Both teams schedule tough tests next week.
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Bowling Scores From Pla-Mor And Shamrock Recaps
City bowling leagues report results with multiple teams and individuals scoring high. Notable lines include Chargers leading with 1817 team series and 663 team game, while Beechnuts & Cashews post 690 in team game.
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Marshall Juel
Mike Loomis
Ron Rudie
Mary Biros
Liz Hole
Nina Loomis
Beechnuts & Cashews
Cashews
Duane Lietke
Paul Breide
Tom Kromke
Scott Roellig
Sharon Lietke
Maureen Servais
Tom Banasik
Ed Banasik
Barb Breidel
Bill Maass
Harold Schelin
Denny Thuecks
Mary Kraemer
Leah Shinkan
Kay «Maloney
Mary ‘Kraemer
Marv Bossler
Tom Mikulina
Dick Ghelfi
Nancy Ghelfi
Dee Roberts
Bonnie Jamison
Shamrock JR
Shamrock
Alley Pirates
Jim Reider
Jack Boma
George Lay
Joan Diekrager
Lucida Knutson
Lori Houser
Shamrock Bantams
Greg Marmsoler
George Williams
Brent Gaustad
Karen Freese
Connie Martin
Teri Gaustad
Hilltoppers
John Proudfoot
Wilmer Horn
Bob Kies
Sandy Yya
Joan Wieser
Fran Grupa
Don Schumacher
Sandy Kujak
Portage Wins State Public Curling Bonspiel
Portage, representing Pardeeville Wisconsin, captured the state public high school curling bonspiel with a 3-0 record after beating Waupaca Superior and Poy nette. The other squads finished 1-2.
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Waupaca
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Poynette
Potshots and Lab win in YMCA Trane league action
Potshots 15-2 dominate Red Knockers 89-26 led by Bob Petersen 23 and Jim Cain 23. Lab 72-27 over Spartans with Floyd Hayes 18. Rockets 66-31 over T-Squares as Don Mickschl Arman Eggen and Al Bentley total 14. Heroes upset Villains 56-40 led by Bob Gebben 19 and Dick Banky 17.
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Falcons
Heroes
Bob Petersen
Jim Cain
Clete Hoadley
Bob Seiler
Spartans
Floyd Hayes
Mike Howard
Craig Erickson
Spartan
Rocket
Don Mickschl
Arman Eggen
al Bentley
Frank Hartman
Tom Colclough
Bob Gebben
Nets
Racine Wins State YWCA Swim Meet Over La Crosse
Racine edged La Crosse by two points to defend the state YWCA meet title at the city Y. Racine tallied 387 points to Neenah Menasha 385. Green Bay and Milwaukee trailed. La Crosse set a 100 yard backstroke record by Kathy Graham in the 15 to 17 year olds.
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Neenah-Menasha
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Milwaukee
Kathy Graham
Joan Kapellas
Amy Wetterlin
Joan
Miss Wetterlin
Mary Holman
Clair Howard
B. Yanke
E. Atkinson
Andrea Bauer
Nancy Haines
Anita Boomer
Barb Shields
Sylvia van Atta
Minnesota Hockey Champs Head Prep Field
International Falls Broncos open defense of their title at the Minnesota High School Hockey Tournament against Edina East in Bloomington. Regional finals produced upsets and set first round pairings with Bemidji, Falls, and St. Paul advancing. Semifinals Friday and final Saturday night determine the champions.
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Bloomington
Bucks pound Rockets as Perry stars with rebounds
Curtis Perry led the Bucks to a 116 101 victory over the Houston Rockets with 19 points and a career high 25 rebounds while limiting Rudy Tomjanovich to 17. Milwaukee coach Larry Costello criticized 28 turnovers and the team's overall performance.
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Houston Rockets
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Girls now eligible to compete in Big Eight athletics
The Big Eight Conference moved to drop the word male from eligibility rules allowing girls to enter athletic events if meeting other requirements. Commissioner Charles Neinas said the change could apply to football, pending institutional decisions, though details were not finalized.
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Charles M. Neiias
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La Crescent Icemen Win Twice In Rochester
In Graham Arena La Crescent Squirts edged Winona 2-1 and the Pee Wees overwhelmed Winona 11-0. For the Squirts Mike O Reilly and Greg Erickson scored, while Pee Wees star Jim Jordan tallied five goals with Dan Corcoran adding three and Lepage Hennen and Heeter one each.
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Jeff Hennen
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Purpur Leads Bobcats Past Iron Rangers 7-3 in Green Bay
Cliff Purpur hat trick powers the Green Bay Bobcats to a 7-3 victory over the Marquette Iron Rangers in UHL action. Green Bay built a 4-1 lead through two periods as Ron Beck stopped 40 shots while Marquette goalie Brian Lunney faced 46 saves. Purpur also scored the overtime winner for the Bobcats in a prior 3-2 win over Waterloo.
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Green Bay Bobcats
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Ron Beck
Brian Lunney
Marquette
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