Russia Edges U S In Rough San Diego Basketball Game
Russia defeated the United States 78 76 in San Diego as Bob Cousy urged a tougher lineup seeking muscular forwards and centers. The game featured heavy fouling and a technical on Cousy amid a tense six game series.
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San Diego
Bob Cousy
U.S
Russia
Vladimir Kandrashin
Sven Nater
Los Angeles
Bill Walton
UCLA
Nater
Cousy
Kansas City- Omaha
Albuquerque
Soviet Union
Jake Salomets
Linda Smith Creates City Bowling Milestone with 703 series
Linda Smith became the first woman to roll a 700 series in sanctioned La Crosse bowling. The 1970 Athlete of the Year led the Ladies Scratch League at South Lanes with 201, 244, and 258 games totaling 703. Betty Meyer posted 602, while Muggs Turner held the previous city record at 692.
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Linda Smith
la Crosse
Miss Smith
la Crosse Tribune
Betty Meyer
Betty
Muggs Turner
Bowling Scores and Standings From South Lancs and Nearby Leagues
Bowling results list multiple leagues with team series totals, top games, and high singles. Notable entries include Boozers, Sprite, Immanuel No. 1, Toby’s Bar, Red Lantern, and Sam’s Bar, with performers like Rue Gantha, Linda Smith, Tom Marcou, Jack Belke, Greg Hannemann, and Corky Lounsbrough achieving high scores.
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South Lancs
Boozers
Go Getters
Rue Gantha
Sharon Proksch
Jeanann Hyslop
Mavis Albrechtson
Vi Terpstra
Polly Dung
Linda Smith
Lutheran
Immanuel No. 1
Greg Hannemann
Ken Iverson
Clarence Niedfeldt
Fred Nudelmann
Carl Schuster
Bruce Jerne
Red Lantern
Chuck Searle
Gil Bonnie
Dick Jelen
Warren Hansen
Dave Thomas
Tom Reget
Gilmore Dominates Nets 114 102 to Tie ABA Final at 1-1
Artis Gilmore, despite a back strain, scored 29 and grabbed 26 rebounds to lift the Kentucky Colonels past the Indiana Pacers 114-102 in Louisville. Mel Daniels had 14 points 16 rebounds for Indiana, while Dan Issel and George McGinnis each scored 28. Colonel Rick Mount sprained an ankle in the first quarter.
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Louisville
Artis Gilmore
Indiana Pacers
Kentucky Colonels
Gilmore
Colonels
Pacer
Indiana
Mel Daniels
Bob Leonard
Mel
Leonard
Dan Issel
Kentucky
George McGinnis
Rick Mount
UW-L Women Tracksters Win Pair
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse women's track team improved to 4-0 with a weekend sweep, winning a close triangular at Oshkosh and an indoor five-team meet at home. Pat Melby led with wins in the mile and 880, and multiple relay and field event victories padded La Crosse's 183 point total.
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University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Pat Melby
Uw-Oshkosh
Uw-Stevens Point
Miss Melby
Margy Jones
Uw-L
Alice Christenson
Judy Schalk
Miss Schalk
Terry
Chris O'Rourke
Bev Doering
Beth Serier
Bemidji State
University of Minnesota
Uw-Platteville
Mankato State
Kickapoo Wins Its Own Relays in Wet Meet
Kickapoo edged De Soto 48 46 to capture the 1st annual Kickapoo Relays in Viola Wisconsin despite De Soto winning five events. Weston North Crawford Wonewoc Cashton and others followed with top finishes across field and track events.
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Viola
Wis
de Soto
Kickapoo
Pirates
Panthers
Weston
North Crawford
Wonewoc
Cashton
Seneca
New Lisbon
Steve Ruland
Rod Sonnenberg
Pete Ruland
Brookwood
Jeff Curti
John Buckles
Marlin Helgeson
Dave Koch
Dan Koch
Jim McNeilly
Calvin Niemier
Jerry Mullenberg
Ray Kaus
Alan Belter
Tom Herewig
Dick Perkins
Randy Oler
Frank Furlano
Don Egge
Jeff Long
Bart Gray
Mark McCauley
Joe Frydenlund
Jeff Geary
Sam Miller
Frank Furiano
Bob Levy
Dan Ames
Bob Miller
Tim Gillespie
Jerry Furlano
Rick Perry
Steve Sherwood
Greg Kramer
Luther Net Squad Defeats Tomah In Rain Reduced Dual
Luther defeats Tomah 6-1 in a rain shortened match at Onalaska. Don Pieper and Richard Siegler won at first and second singles 10-5 and 10-7, Steve Ninneman took Tomah’s only win at third singles 10-6, Brauer won fourth 10-8, Pertzsch and Pinski won fifth and sixth 10-3 and 10-4, Pieper Brauer pair won 10-4 in doubles before rain halted play.
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Tomah
Wis
Onalaska
Luther
Don Pieper
Richard Siegler
Steve Ninneman
Jeff Brauer
Jerry Pertzsch
John Pinski
Pieper
Brauer
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Jaak Salumets
Aleksander Boleshev
U.S.A
Ron Behagen
Minnesota
Martti Huhtamiki
Finland
Aleksander Belov
America
Coulee
Coca-Cola
Tom Marcou
Scott la Fleur
Ken Berg
Steve Knutson
Chuck Coady
Rich Petry
Cindy Thurston
Kathy Petry
Pam Hahn
Nancy Sacia
Stars OF Tomorrow
Charlie Brown
Consolidated
Rose St. Merchants
Torrance Foundry
Jim Thompson
Rich Severson
Howie Lemke
Bob Lachman
Eric Atkin
Northern
Toby’s Bar
North Law Lumber
Betty Borsheim
Lois Buss
Ann Graff
Laura Dayton
Corky Lounsbrough
Donna King
Lorna Farley
Lois Bakalars
Stacy Willis
Connie Parent
Hilda Owen
Geri Wolfe
Donna Gilles
New Villa
Butternuts
Fran Childers
Janet Beecher
Marilyn Williams
Charlene Simonson
Barb Tichy
Millie Ozurko
Wisconsin
la X Mobile Homes
John Lusk
Mike Faas
Dick Clements
John Pryztarski
Everett Ross
Joe Broadstone
Guys & Dolls
Alley Kats
Erv Ross
Bill Lewis
Harry Strittmaier
Mary Lou Ross
Shirley Jambois
Sally Gerke
Starlite
Sam's Bar
Sam’s Bar
Corky Lounsborough
Eileen Doschadis
Mary Erickson
Janice Thompson
la Verne Dent
Joan Sackmaster
Rural Insurance
Jeff Fortney
Dexter Groves
Andy Sherry
Don Langaard
Mike McClurg
Lee Nerison
MA & PA
the Kids
Chet Hendrickson
LeRoy Hanson
Nancy Hornby
Helen Gierszewski
Joyce Turnmire
Blackhawk
Tosa Club
Schumacher
Gene Jirsa
Hal Hosch
Chuck Kolkind
Gordon Woodard
Tom Papacek
Jim Vaaler
Pla-Mar
Midway Bar
Elsa Pohlman
Geri Guy
Pat Lahart
Lila Neiheisel
Eileen Schlifer
Shamrock
Towne House
Breyer
Gary Oldenburg
al Bassuener
Dennis Peart
Dick Koehler
Gordon Johnson
Harley Greenwood
Fred Antoineau
Yron Zessin
LA Crescent American
Great Surplus Stores Inc
Ralph Hauser
Richard Aldrens
Arnie Shea
Jerome Jorstad
Chester Lachecki
Harold Knutson
Smooth As
Silk Kessler
Sila
Julius Kessler Company
Lawrenceburg
Wright Arch Preserver
Newbury Menswear
Pacers
Vindler
Areny
Golf Equipment Headquarters
Dex
Sport Shop
Main St
EU Eos
Hugh
Iinfants
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