Cloquet Five Triumphs 82-67 in Minnesota Tourney
Cloquet Lumberjacks overwhelmed Bloomington 82 to 67 to reach the Minnesota high school tourney final. Led by Meisner and Forrest with 30 and 29 points respectively, Cloquet used relentless go go go pace to outpace the Bears and set up a semifinal clash with Sauk Centre. Anoka Marshall and Sauk Centre advanced with upsets as Austin Bemidji Wells and Bloomington all exited.
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Harney Leads Doran Open After First Round
Paul Harney, 33, shot a four under par 66 to take a one stroke lead into the second round of the $50,000 Doran Open in Miami. He benefited from calm winds after a gusty morning, ahead of rivals Gary Player and Arnold Palmer who struggled with the conditions. Harney had just returned from Worcester, Massachusetts, where his fourth child was born.
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Bowling Scores Women s Coulee Curve In
Village Inn 722 716 825 2263 Huber s Store 823 794 751 2368 IGA Market 836 723 843 2402 Johnson Howe 797 763 853 2413 Curly s Corvettes 868 809 687 2364 Lakeview Foodliner 732 817 713 2262 High G. B. Anderson 519 I. Deyoung 514 B. Kirchner 506 H. Vanderplug 405 P. Welda 493 A. Cooksey 486 High Single B. Anderson 214.
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Olson resigns at Tomah, takes 'Tosa football job
Edwin E. Olson resigns after nine seasons as Tomah High School football and baseball coach to become head football coach and basketball assistant at Wauwatosa East High. He led Tomah to 50 wins in 72 games and two conference championships, and coached the 1954-55 Tomah basketball title team.
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Wilt Chamberlain miss in 1963 All Star picks
New York AP report notes Wilt Chamberlain, San Francisco seven foot one star, was left off the NBA's 1963 first All Star team despite leading the league in scoring with 3 586 points. The first team includes Baylor West Russell Pettit and Robertson. Chamberlain earned second team with Cousy Heinsohn Howell and Greer. First and second team pay $200 and $100 respectively.
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Handy cap Sweepstakes lead at Galesville Lanes rolls 716 by Scheidegger
GALESVILLE Wis A new leader emerged in the Handi cap Sweepstakes at Galesville Lanes as Larry Scheidegger from Winona posted a 716 figure for three games topping the bowlers list and seeking the top prize.
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Curtis Selected On UPI All-State
Wisconsin high school basketball highlights Curtis of Curtis and Vern Curtis of Eau Claire Memorial lead the 1963 UPI All-Wisconsin selections chosen by state coaches. Beloit's Jerry Kenney headlines the First Team with Lallensack Manitowoc Wagner Shawano and Woychik South Milwaukee on the roster.
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Royals Crush Nats to Even East Semifinal Series
Cincinnati roars to a 133-115 win over Syracuse as Oscar Robertson explodes for 41 points 15 rebounds and 12 assists. The brawl at mid first half sparked a tense game and set up Game 3 in Syracuse Saturday night while St Louis hosts Detroit with the Hawks favored in the Western semifinal.
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Pinson Plans Reds Opening in Spite of Surgery
Vada Pinson, operated on for appendicitis February 18, says he is not yet ready for heavy action but will be in the Cincinnati Reds opening day lineup. He is under orders to avoid sliding or swinging for a week or two, with full strength to follow in five to six weeks per his doctor.
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Edward Schaefer Honored by Lakeland Hall of Fame
Sheboygan AP Edward Schaefer a four sport star who graduated in 1956 was named the 12th athlete voted into Lakeland College Hall of Fame.
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Cincy Oregon State Headline NCAA Showdown in Louisville
Cincinnati meets unranked Oregon State while second ranked Duke faces third ranked Loyola in the national collegiate championships semifinal lineup. Ed Jucker's Bearcats pursue a third straight title as crowd records loom at Freedom Hall, with Mel Counts and Terry Baker among key rivals and Jeff Mullins starring for Duke.
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Small Towns Represented In Gopher State Title Run
MINNEAPOLIS AP Two small towns Wells and Sauk Centre appear in the 1963 Minnesota basketball tournament field. Wells population 2897 Sauk Centre 3573. Edgerton Gilbert Buhl Mountain Lake have prior finals, while Minneapolis and suburbs own most titles. Individual scoring records include Ron Johnson 104 in 1956. Foss ton and Mountain Lake alumni attend. coach Lloyd Holm notes a strong field and says Cloquet impressed against Bloomington.
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Wednesday Basketball Results and League Standings
The Wednesday results show 4th St. Coney Island 65 beat La Cz Cooler 54, Police Dept. 80 defeated Mindoro 46, Village 13 67 edged DeMolay 63, and J.C.s 65 beat Dairyland Power 40. Top scorer Dick Lemmen of La Crosse Cooler with 26 points.
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Cousy Took Right Path To Stardom
Bob Cousy recalls his rise from a New York slum to basketball stardom with Holy Cross and the Celtics. He credits his parents and a Queens move at age 13 for steering him away from crime toward sports. Former teammate Andy Laska notes his relentless practice ethic, and Cousy discusses his upcoming Boston College coaching debut and belief in guiding boys with his driven approach.
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Kerr Cancer Diagnosis Taints Black Sox Hero Image
Dickie Kerr, 69, famed for his role in the 1919 Black Sox scandal, is ill with cancer. His wife reports Memorial Hospital tests show the illness. he was hospitalized 12 days, then sent home Thursday. Kerr, a longtime Houston resident, left baseball years ago and worked for a local electrical firm.
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