Prairie Du Chien Bites Westby 49-0 In Season Finale
Prairie du Chien finished 10-0 by routing Westby 49-0 in a nonconference game. Mike McCoy rushed 113 yards with two touchdowns including a 45-yard run. Brian Slaght added a TD rush and 17-yard TD pass to Brian White. Garrity 140 rushing yards led Prairie. Westby totaled 187 yards.
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Westby
Wis
Prairie du Chien
Mike McCoy
Blackhawks
Brian
Jon Waller
Garrity
Chris Dreves
Prairie
Violence Mars Action In Winnipeg Victory
In Winnipeg, Bobby Hull sits out a WHA protest game last night as the Jets rout the Oilers 11-3 led by Veli Pekka Ketola with three goals and three assists. Linemates Willy Lindstrom and Peter Sullivan add nine points. a first period brawl draws seven misconducts and fines. Other WHA games include Cincinnati over San Diego 4-2 and New England 5-1 Phoenix. NHL Washington defeats Colorado 2-1.
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Bobby Hull
World Hockey Association
Hull
Winnipeg Jets
Edmonton Oilers
Veli Pekka Ketola
Jets
Willy Lindstrom
Peter Sullivan
Golden Jet
Winnipeg
Anders Hedberg
Edmonton
Dave Langevin
Hedberg
Langevin
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San Diego
New England
George Lyle
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Indianapolis
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Washington
Colorado
Quebec "Ie
Birmingham
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Houston
Calgary
NY Islanders
Philadelphia
Atlanta
NY Rangers
St. Louis
Chicago
Vancouver
Montreal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toronto
New York Islanders
New York Rangers
Suns Lose and Win Mixed. Fair Counted for Losses
The Phoenix Suns blame a long Arizona State Fair for three straight losses early in the season as coach John MacLeod cites 35 of 43 days away from home. The Suns then beat the Chicago Bulls 95-82 on the road led by Garfield Heard with 23 points and Curtis Perry with 19 rebounds. Other NBA results include Pacers over Nets 90-89, Kings over Spurs 130-102, Jazz over Bullets 111-93, Lakers over Hawks 118-101, and SuperSonics over Pistons 106-103 with Fred Brown scoring 29 for Seattle.
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Phoenix Suns
John MacLeod
MacLeod
Chicago Bulls
Garfield Heard
Curtis Perry
Phoenix
Indiana
New York Nets
Kansas City
San Antonio
New Orleans
Washington
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Seattle
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Boston
New York Knicks
Buffalo
Philadelphia
NY Nets
Cleveland
Houston
Denver
Chicago
Milwaukee
Portland
Golden State
Durelle inducted into Canadian Boxing Hall of Fame
TORONTO AP Yvon Du relle of Baie St. Anne New Brunswick defeated former world light heavy champion Archie Moore four times before being knocked out in their title bout then was inducted into the Canadian Boxing Hall of Fame on Friday.
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Toronto
Yvon Durelle
Baie St. Anne
N.B
Archie Moore
Canadian Boxing Hall of Fame
Dells Capture Grid Title in Close Conference Win
Wisconsin Dells clinched the South Central Conference football crown with a 12-6 victory over Portage after a tighter than expected game. Portage stopper Mike Heitman connected on a 23 yard and a nine yard touchdown pass to Bill Delmore twice, while Bob Corning led the Dells with 125 rushing yards and Leo Joyce contributed eight solo tackles and five punts averaging 48 yards including a 71 yard boot. Portage’s lone score came on Mike Sweeney’s fumble recovery in the end zone.
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Wisconsin Dells
Portage
Dells
Sauk Prairie
Delmore
Mike Heitman
Mike Sweeney
Bob Corning
Leo Joyce
Joyce
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Reedsburg
Wis
Bruce Olson
Ed Zant
Bill Conlin
Randy Holtz
Olson
Zant
Mark Sonday
Leo Hirsch
Sparta
Mike Arenz
Spartans
Rushford Trojans finish regular season unbeaten, win league title
Rushford wins River Valley Conference championship with a 44 8 victory over Peterson to complete a 9 0 regular season. Don Kjos rushed for 12 yards and scored twice, while Kjos connected with Julsrud for two TD passes as Rushford built a big second quarter lead. Mabel Canton topping Spring Grove 36 0 and Elgin Millville blanking Houston 31 0 round out league results with Mabel Canton finishing second and Elgin Millville third.
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Trojans
River Valley
Mabel Canton
Spring Grove
Elgin Millville
Houston
Mabel, Minn
Doug Hanson
Andy Dahlen
Mabel-Canton
Dahlen
Hanson
Rushford
Elgin-Millville
Peterson
Luther Wins In Overtime In Mississippi Valley Clash
In Lewiston Minnesota Onalaska Luther edged Lewiston to last night in an overtime thriller. Steve Jenkins threw seven yard TD passes to Eric Mantzke and Mike Gates solidified the win with a late score. Hurst and Speltz added TD runs for their teams as the Knights traded touchdowns through three quarters.
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Lewiston
Minn
Steve Jenkins
Eric Mantzke
Onalaska
Luther
Russ Hurst
Luthers
Mike Paetz
Mantzke
Jenkins
Brian Abraham
Knights
Mike Gates
Pro Hockey Standings and Team Scores Listed
A dense list of bowling and hockey standings shows teams such as LA CRESCENT LADIES SHAMROCK, CONSOLIDATED King Pin, LADIES STARLITE, ALLEY CATS, MERCHANTS, CITY, MEN'S OLYMPIC and many more with team totals, individual scores, and member names across venues like Shamrock, Plamor and South Lanes. Regional results include Sauk City, Reedsburg, Mauston, Baraboo and Black River Falls game summaries and yardage totals.
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South Central
Wisconsin Dells Sauk Prairie Mausion
Tomah Sparta
Black River Falls
Portage Reedsburg
Baraboo
Adams- Friendship
Three Grid Teams Tie For Second In SWAL
Fennimore and River Valley force a three way tie for second as Fennimore beat Richland Center 25 4 and River Valley shut out Boscobel 33 0 to finish 4 2 in SWAL. Vi roqua shares second with them after a Wednesday finale and Prairie du Chien won 49 0 over Westby.
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Fennimore
River Valley
Richland Center
Boscobel
Viroqua
Prairie du Chien
Westby
SWAL
Vikes Waive Willie Spencer
Bloomington Minnesota AP running back Willie Spencer was placed on waivers by the Minnesota Vikings after a season with four carries for minus 16 yards and one fumble. To fill his spot the Vikings signed offensive tackle Bart Buetow, 25, from Mounds View who had been cut earlier.
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Minn
Willie Spencer
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
National Football League
Spencer
Minnesota
Willie
Bud Grant
Bart Buetow
Denver
Buetow
Mounds View
Eight-Team Basketball League Formed
An eight-team industrial basketball league has been formed and play will begin Sunday night at the Holy Cross Seminary. President George Willis reports teams will play 14 games with action on Sunday and Tuesday nights. Members include Norplex Gundersen Clinic St. Francis Hospital W.A. Roosevelt Quillin's IGA Heileman's Brewery Torrance Foundry and Rubber Mills No 1 Plant.
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Holy Cross Seminary
George Willis
Norplex
Gundersen Clinic
St. Francis Hospital
W.A. Roosevelt, Quillin’s Iga
Heileman’s Brewery
Torrance Foundry and Rubber Mills
Ron Joseph
Bruce Simones
David Olson
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Stetler
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Adams, Wis
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Barry Murray
Gene Iverson
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Larry Pavelec
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Fennimore 25
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Jim Kreul
Wiest
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