Buckeyes Top AP Football Poll Again
Ohio State remains No. 1 in the AP football poll after a 59 point win over Northwestern. The Buckeyes received 36 first place votes and 1,148 points, marking their fifth straight week atop the rankings. Alabama is second with 1,052 points and 12 first place votes after routing Virginia Tech 77-6.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
America
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Virginia Tech
Oklahoma
Michigan
Notre Dame
Penn State
Louisiana State
Arizona State
California
UCLA
Tennessee
Missouri
Nebraska
Tulane
Texas Tech
Miami
Ohio
Colorado
Houston
Auburn
Texas
Arizona
Kansas
Kent State
Florida
North Carolina State
Oklahoma State
Richmond
Cardinals Trade Kremmel for O Toole in MLB Swap
St Louis sends lefty Jim Kremmel to Chicago White Sox in exchange for right handed Dennis O Toole. In NBA Houston Rockets trade guard Jimmy Walker to Kansas City Omaha Kings for guard Matt Guokas. Virginia Squires acquire guard Larry Miller from San Diego Conquistadors for rookie Caldwell Jones. Gary Davidson resigns as WHA president over World Football League ties. Jeff Borowiak defeats Eric Deblicker 0 6 6 4 6 2 in Courbetin Open. Margaret Court signs with Golden Gaters. Paul Colwell wins $40000 Painesville Open Bowling Tournament, his fourth PBA title in 18 months.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Kremmel
Chicago White Sox
Dennis O'Toole
Houston
Houston Rockets
National Basketball Association
Jimmy Walker
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Matt Guokas
Norfolk
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Larry Miller
San Diego Conquistadors
Caldwell Jones
Chicago
Gary Davidson
World Hockey Association
Tennis
Paris
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Calif
Eric Deblicker
France
New York
Margaret Court
Australia
Golden Gaters
Painesville
Ohio
Paul Colwell
Tucson
Ariz
Bowling Scores and Standings From Showboat League Night
Readable entries list team series and game totals for Showboat and other venues with top individuals. Standouts include Sandy Mayer 474 and Kathy Brose 193 high single, plus Bruce Wooden 611 and Dave Seymour 572 across venues. Teams span Windjammers, Willow Inn, Butzman Evenson, Eagles, Krackels, Red Lantern, Tosa Club, Midway Bar, Murphy Feed, Screwballs, Alley Pirates, Boozers, Willie's IGA, and more.
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Bahr Excavating
Sandy Mayer
Betty Petrick
Jean Klos
Carol Thompson
Kathy Brose
Windjammers
Judy Bentzen
Mary Lange
Irma Deyo
Carole Bayer
Janet Mason
Willow Inn
Bruce Wooden
Brian Turner
Jerry Tweeten
Ron Peterson
Vikes Hurt In Ram Battle
In a 10-9 win over the Rams in Bloomington Minnesota, three Vikings stars Tarkenton Foreman and Voigt sat out practice with injuries Tarkenton sore shoulder Foreman knee injury Voigt pulled thigh coach Bud Grant to reassess by Wednesday with Foreman’s Sunday status doubtful against the Browns
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Minn
Minnesota Vikings
Los Angeles Rams
Fran Tarkenton
Chuck Foreman
Stu Voigt
Tarkenton
Foreman
Voigt
Bud Grant
Cleveland Browns
UW To Stress Passing Attack
Madison Wisconsin AP coach John Jardine will emphasize a stronger passing game in this week's drills. Quarterback Gregg Bohlig went 4 of 10 for 31-7 win over Indiana, while injuries were limited and Dennis Manic expected to return for Michigan State.
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Madison
Wis
John Jardine
University of Wisconsin
Gregg Bohlig
Indiana
Jardine
Badgers
Michigan State
Minnesota
Dennis Manic
Jeff Mack
Mike Webster
Hockey Star Chases Purse Snatcher After Game
Houston AP Gordie Howe and his wife Colleen pursued a thief who snatched a girl's purse in a hotel lot after a game. Howe forced the thief to stop with his car, returned the purse to the owner, and was invited to attend Aeros games.
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Houston Aeros
McCoy To Hold Gun Sighting Clinic
Camp McCoy officials offer a free gun sighting clinic from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday on range 108. The public event requires each participant to supply ammunition and prohibits shotguns and 22 caliber firearms.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Highway 16
Racing Champion Wins Cardinal 500 at Martinsville
Jerry Cook of Rome New York won the 250 lap National Championship Modified race in the Cardinal 500 Classic at Martinsville Speedway with a top prize of 51 930 dollars.
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Martinsville
Jerry Cook
Rome
N.Y
Martinsville Speedway
Three Rivers Junior High Football Conference Final Standings
Ninth grade standings show Lincoln topping the league with overall record details and last week results: Longfellow 50 La Crescent 14 while Lincoln defeated Logan 20 to 0. Seventh and eighth graders saw Onalaska edging Logan 14 to 0 and Lincoln beating Longfellow 26 to 0.
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Longfellow
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la Crescent
Injured In Truck Van Crash Near Oakdale I 90 94
Five people were injured when a passenger van crossed into the eastbound lanes and collided with a semitrailer on I 90 94 near Oakdale. Injured were van driver Alvin Huba of Lyndora Pa and four passengers including Alvin Hvea Frederick Stauffer Rose Stauffer and truck driver David Johnson of Madison. The 1973 van was a total loss and Huba was cited for unsafe deviation.
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Wis
Oakdale
Alvin Huba
Lyndora
Huba
Alvin Hvea
Frederick Stauffer
Rose Stauffer
Minnesota
David Johnson
Madison
Tomah Memorial Hospital
No Contest Plea In Gun Pointing Case
Dennis Nelson 24 of Black River Falls entered a no contest plea to pointing a gun at a police officer on October 14 in Jackson County Court. Judge Louis Drecktrah ordered a pre sentence investigation. Nelson will remain out on bail until next Monday with sentencing date yet to be set.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Dennis Nelson
Jackson County Court
Louis I. Drecktrah
Brockway
Michael McGuire
McGuire
Nelson
Three Senators Named To Study Care Center
Three state senators were appointed Thursday to a special study committee to review the operation of the Child Care Center at Sparta. The panel includes Republican Walter Chilson of Wausau, Republican Reuben LaFave of Oconto, and Democrat Bruce Peloquin of Chippewa Falls, with findings due to the legislature in January 1975. Egyptian Author Dies.
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Madison, Wis
Sparta
Walter Chilson
Wausau
Reuben LaFave
Oconto
Bruce Peloquin
Chippewa Falls
Scuba Gear Used in Fire Rescue In Richfield
Alan Burke a 19 year old from Richfield used his scuba diving gear to breathe while rescuing his mother Peggy and sister Christy from a burning home early Monday The fire started from an electrical fixture in an upstairs ceiling and caused about 10000 dollars in damage Richfield Fire Chief Lee Poulter said Burke’s equipment helped him reach the upstairs occupants safely.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Alan Burke
Richfield
Peggy
Christy
Burke
Lee Poulter
Poulter
Learning Disability Unit Meets Tuesday
The Children's Learning Disability League of La Crosse will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Washburn School lunchroom at 8th and Main. A movie Walk in Another's Shoes will be shown and a La Crosse Area Public School District representative will discuss the federal program for handicapped children.
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Main Sts
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Defensive Driving Class For Seniors
The La Crosse Chapter of the AARP will hold a second defensive driving course taught by Robert Peterson of Western Wisconsin Technical Institute. Open to all seniors with dates set after the chapter's Nov. 6 meeting. contact Leonard Affeldt after Nov. 6 for details.
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la Crosse
American Association of Retired Persons
Robert Peterson
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Leonard Affeldt
Lucky Fool’s Book Theft Shocks Store Manager
A 15 year old admits stealing a $1.95 sex book and being spared police or parental involvement after the store manager intervenes. The letter to Ann Landers shares relief at avoiding worse consequences and urges caution to others tempted to steal.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Wedding and Baptism Mark Alcatraz Visit by Ex-Cons
On Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay a wedding and a baby's baptism were held by ex convict participants from the Delancey Street Foundation. Jack Behan and Clare Thompson, both with over 30 years in prison among them, wed on a grassy hillside near once cellblocks. Laurie and Morris Hodges witnessed the baptism of their 4 month old son. The event highlighted dehumanizing prison conditions and the site’s current status as a national park open to tours.
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Alcatraz
Jack Behan
Clare Thompson
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Robert Strand
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Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS AND DOWN
A crossword puzzle clue list with across and down entries including love god Turkey or Mix formal dance revere coed friend in Paris constitu ent parts learning India for one quivers intone worm for one firm elaborate spectacle miscellany blun dered pro nobis transportation men out of meat prefix for gay or dive grimy shipper s need female parent kind of contest given to light sarcasm solar disk var photographer s concern skin tumor to the right fly aloft ford money help to remember military vehicle name in communications the bull tree Malay nervous malady spend them in Milan dregs salutation monthly honey charge name hastened chinese tea card holding sandarae Vermont city urgent time of day spruce cry of Bacch reeds some purpose boundaries author lawyer animal s stomach new Zealand tree maple genus Venetian magistrate female ff ru labor org the Kava Hawaii and Irish sea god
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