Missouri Faces Nebraska In Big Eight Showdown
Missouri coach Dan Devine prepares for a clash with No. 3 Nebraska, a top offense averaging 37 points and 415.7 yards per game. Nebraska’s Bob Devaney praises ends Tony Jeter and Freeman White as a strong unit.
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Associated Press
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Dan Devine
Tigers
Nebraska
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Cornhuskers
United States
Fred Duda
Bob Churchick
Ski Club To Hold Weekend Swap Sale
The La Crosse Ski Club sponsors a ski equipment swap sale this weekend in the Coulee State Bank basement. Hours run 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday. Members may bring items to the bank from 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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la Crosse
Astoria Coach Reinjured While Demonstrating Move
Astoria High School basketball coach Pete Bryant, who spent the previous season in a wheelchair after a tendon injury, suffered the same injury while demonstrating a move this week. The diagnosis confirmed the reoccurrence, with Bryant again wheelchair-bound.
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Astoria, Ore
Astoria
Sea
Pete Bryant
Bowling Scores Across South Lancs and Holiday Lanes
Bowlers posted strong team totals and high individual games in leagues across South Lancs and Holiday Lanes. O.K Bar led team series with 2571 while high games featured Del Schroeder 574 and Virg Payton 616 in separate divisions.
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del Schroeder
Red Andrews
Corne Miller
Rich Perner
Jim Thompson
Hal Weiss
George Myer Sr
South Lancs
Pepsi-Cola
Virg Payton
Ray Michalko
Roger Weimer
Bob Scheid
Bill Scheitzach
Lew Lewison
Riverboat Team Series at Holiday Lanes Bowls Season Highs
Riverboat at Holiday Lanes posted a Team Series of 2780 and a Team Game of 986. High singles included Dave Eilertson with 244 and a 564 by Dave Eilertson in the 8 game series, with Stan Couree Chuck Kietholtz and Fred An toineau among top scores. Doc Brudos earned $40 and John Page 537 while Wayne Gilles posted 530.
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Artmarket
Dave Eilertson
Chuck Kietholtz
Stan Couree
Fred Antoineau
Gene Lappin
Doc Brudos
John Page
Wayne Gilles
Coulee Cryers and Ladies Gem Bowling Standouts
Bowling results list multiple leagues with team series and game scores. Highlights include Coulee Cryers Quick Refrigeration 2157 team series and 813 team game. high scores by Vera Larsen 187 and Ann Wilder 468 in Ladies Gem. Coulee West Salem Lanes high series 2368 and Vaughn Photo 857. American Legion Shamrock Lanes Browns 2087 team series and Don Yolton 206 high single.
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South Lancs
Lindsay Soft Water
WKBT
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Lorraine Leslie
Carole Kaiser
Delores Koppien
Charlene Hansen
Greta Schueler
Coulee Cryers
Coulee
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L. Holseth
F. Welda
B. Anthony
V. Larsen
N. Johnson
E. Johnson
M. Hayes
Vera Larsen
Diamonds
Agates
Ann Wilder
Bev Martell
Jan Wasmuth
Gert Schmitt
Rusty Jacobson
Jean Warren
Ruth French
Madeline Hilleshiem
Darlyne Kienahs
Claudette Silbaush
Marion Mooney
Mary J. Goodenough
Rose Zahn
American Legion
Shamrock Lanes
Browns
Bears
al Moore
Orv Halverson
Arnie Shea
Art Jansen
Dallas Ames
John Stejskal
Don Yolton
Peck Bartz
Corvettes
West Salem Lanes
Sylvan Glen
L. Ducharme
B. Rudser
M. Hunt
L. Runge
J. Ender
M. Mikelson
D. Dyler
R. Rick
Aaron and Mathews Visit Atlanta Children’s Hospitals
Braves stars Henry Aaron and Eddie Mathews toured three Atlanta children’s hospitals with five teammates to promote ticket sales for the 1966 season. They signed autographs, handed out baseballs, and met with young patients.
Merry Mixers Lead Team Scores In Shamrock Lanes Event
In Shamrock Lanes, Merry Mixers top the Team Series with Dresselhaus 2259 and Team Game 828 led by Dresselhaus. High game honors go to Bernice Johnston 192 and multiple skippers slugged strong scores across divisions at Sports Tavern Pla Mor and Pla-Mor venues.
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Shamrock Lanes
Dresselhaus
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Betty Sheehan
Ardel Helke
Bernice Johnston
Monte Meyer
Hilda Owen
Bernice Ender
Annette Schoh
Jane Meyer
Donna Flatten
Wildcats Pounce on Spartans in Big Ten Showdown
Northwestern visits East Lansing hoping to slow Michigan State as a top-ranked Spartan squad seeks another conference win. MSU, at 6-0 overall, features stars Clint Jones and Bob Apisa while Northwestern battles injuries to key ball carriers Ron Rector and Woody Campbell in a pivotal league clash.
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Bob Apisa
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Woody Hayes
Dean
Murray Warmath
Hawkeye
Jerry Burns
Midwest
Braves Welcomed by About Fifteen Newsmen in Atlanta
About 15 sports writers from five states attended a Braves greeting in Atlanta. Ten players including Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron Denis Menke Mike de la Hoz Billy O Dell Tony Cloninger and Mack Jones spoke and gave radio and TV recordings. Aaron and Mathews said they would stay in Milwaukee for now. Menke moved into an Atlanta apartment with his family last week.
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Tony Cloninger
Mack Jones
Ty Cline
Jim Beauchamp
Bob Sadowski
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mathews
Menke
Iowa
Ziegler Leads Tomah Bowling with 592 Series
Mary Ziegler bowls a 592 series in the National League at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin. Other top scores include Clara Herold 518 Muggs Wagner 505 Doris Loehr 497 and Doris Eliason 470. Blue Room totals 2350 and 794. In the Classic Dean Goldbeck 635 Duane Prise 617 Harold Knutson 597 Dick Baxter 596 Martin Hancock 592 Gary Heber 585. Cap's 2784 Vlasek's 969.
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Wis
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Vlasek
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Doris Eliason
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Pat Liddane
Carol Wagner
Karen Bennett
Muggs Zastoupil
Blue Room
Dean Goldbeck
Duane Prise
Harold Knutson
Dick Baxter
Martin Hancock
Gary Heber
Jim Heilman
Eric Carlson
George Calkins
Herb Krueger
Cap
Mel Allen Resigns Braves Announcer Role
Atlanta AP report states Mel Allen former New York Yankees broadcaster resigned Thursday from his Braves announcing post in Atlanta Georgia.
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Braves
Atlanta, Ga
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Patrick to be honored by Reds for hockey service
Providence Rhode Island Lynn Patrick former general manager and coach of the Boston Bruins will be honored by the Rhode Island Reds Sunday night for his contributions to hockey in a tribute event at home arena.
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R.I
Lynn Patrick
Boston Bruins
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Boxing results across cities highlight wins and knockouts
In Baltimore Herbie Lee won a decision over Felix Morales. Philadelphia Gypsy Joe Harris defeated Roydon Collins. Johnny Knight stopped Jerry Brewer in Philadelphia. Tokyo Hiroshi Kobayashi edged Sugar Cane Carron. Los Angeles Jerry Quarry stopped Al Tiger Cater. San Jose Luis Molina knocked out Eugene Parker. Hurricane Kid knocked out Paolo Coronas and Pajarito Moreno stopped Mayico Robles in separate bouts in Hawaii and Mexico.
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Jerry Quarry
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al Tiger Cater
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Eugene Parker
Hurricane Kid
Hawaii
Paolo Coronas
Mexico
Pajarito Moreno
Mayico Robles
Thursday Results Show Celtics Lose as Nets Edge Clippers
In a busy NBA night Cincinnati defeated Boston 113 to 108 while Los Angeles outscored New York 140 to 116. Top performers and team totals reflect close games across the league.
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Chicago Beats Detroit 5 in NHL Thursday Result
In a National Hockey League game on Thursday Chicago defeated Detroit with a 5 goal performance. The victory highlights Chicago's scoring surge and Detroit's defensive struggles as the teams collide at the rink.
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National Hockey League
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Detroit
Luther to Play Lanesboro Team in Unscheduled Game
Onalaska Luther will host Lanesboro High School in an unscheduled Saturday game at 2 30 p m on the Luther football field. Luther holds a 5 2 record and closes the 1965 season next Wednesday with a 7 30 p m contest against Prairie du Chien at Swanson Field La Crosse.
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Vikings stick with same defense for clash with Cleveland
Minnesota coach Norm Van Brocklin said the Vikings will use the same deep alignment that yielded a 42 41 win over San Francisco. Earsell Mackbee remains at left corner, Lonnie Warwick starts at left linebacker, and Gary Larsen stays at defensive tackle with Ed Sharockman and Karl Kassulke and Larry Vargo in the secondary. The club travels to Cleveland Saturday, returns Sunday night.
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Hal Bedsole
Gib Herold's 635 Sets Pace in Sparta League
Gib Herold's 635 series led the Wednesday Handicap League at Spartan Lanes in Sparta Wisconsin. Sparta Lumber totaled 2771 and Hemstock Block 954 with Harry Colbert 610 Roger Strom 588 Gary DeWitt 586 Leo Burke 570 Lyle Hilliker 568 Dave Herring 558 Vern Meyers 551 Clark Wanlass 546 and Chuck Fanning 545 also scoring.
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Lyle Hilliker
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Vern Meyers
Clark Wanlass
Chuck Fanning
Nigerian Dick Tiger Named Fighter of the Month
New York AP reports Dick Tiger of Nigeria won the world middleweight title by defeating Joey Giardello last week and was named fighter of the month by Ring Magazine on Thursday.
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Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Joey Giardello
Ring Magazine
Ferdinand de Lesseps and the Panama and Suez Canals
Ferdinand de Lesseps, famed French engineer, originated plans for both the Suez and Panama Canals but completed only the Suez Canal. The ambitious projects reflected his era of grand hydraulic engineering and global trade ambitions.
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Nicklaus shoots 63 to grab two round lead in Australia
Jack Nicklaus fired a 10 under par 63 in the Australian Open second round to move to 129 after 36 holes at Kooyonga. Gary Player, who opened with 62, stands four strokes back at 133 while Kel Nagle and Frank Phillips sit six behind Nicklaus at 135.
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NBA
Lanesboro
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Freeman
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