Two bowlers reach 600 in state women’s action
Mary Ellen Krueger and Jan Bolstad hit 600 series in regional women’s bowling. Krueger posted a 617 set for Crescent Jewelers in the Winneshiek League at Pla-Mar Lanes with 16 strikes and 12 spares in three games. Bolstad rolled a 616 three game set for Quick Refrigeration in the Coulee Cryers League at Coulee Golf Bowl Onalaska, including 13 strikes and two opens. She carries a 158 average.
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Bobick Set for 10 Round Bout in St Cloud
Heavyweight Rodney Bobick of Bowlus Minnesota will fight a 10 round match October 30 in St Cloud. Proceeds go to fund the St Cloud Boys Club golden gloves program. An opponent is still being negotiated. This marks Bobick's second St Cloud appearance in three months after an August 10 KO of Dan Johnson of Los Angeles.
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Badgers Prepare for Wyoming Option After Nebraska Test
Wisconsin coach John Jardine voices concern over stopping Wyoming’s option attack led by quarterback Steve Cockreham who ran for three touchdowns and 93 yards last week. He expects Wisconsin to air it out versus Wyoming while eyeing a 56,000 to 58,000 crowd and potential 60,000 if weather improves.
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Ali And Frazier Sign Rematch in Madison Square Garden
Muhammad Ali taunts Joe Frazier at the signing for a February 4 1974 rematch at Madison Square Garden. Ali hypes his strength while Frazier glowers as spectators compare the display to past weigh ins and showboating bouts.
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Miami Beach
Sonny Liston
Various bowling league scores sweep across South and Showboat
SCORESHOW Lanes report detailed results from multiple leagues including LADIES WINNESHIEK COULEE and MEN S ALL STAR, with individual high series and high games led by Mary Ellen Krueger, Ginnie Drievold, Erv Zeisler, and Ike Ross. Golf results note WWTI victory and a rescheduled senior tournament in Onalaska.
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Bob Engelbrecht
Bill Larkin
Central Sophs Cap Second-Half Rally To Top Logan
Central Sophs defeated Logan 28-13 at Swanson Field as Central scored 22 points in the second half. Steve Lyons opened scoring for Logan with a fourth play quarterback sneak and Rich Kaiser added the extra point. Jerry Stuhr tied the game for Logan, then Brian Sayner led Central with multiple long runs and two-point conversions to seal the win.
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Jabbar Leads Bucks Past Braves in Exhibition Thriller
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 12 of his 28 in the third quarter to lift the Milwaukee Bucks to a 107 97 win over the Buffalo Braves. Bob Dandridge added 21 and Lucius Allen 17 as Milwaukee extended its unbeaten stretch to five past four games. Buffalo was led by Bob McAdoo with 24 and Ernie DiGregorio scored 14 despite a cold.
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