Denny Murphy Leads High Scoring Bowling Night
Denny Murphy rolled 268 as Commercial Bank posted 2830 for season highs. Wuthrich 245 and Pickett 236 led city standings. Lon Hackle 626 series and Wilbur Cline 603 boosted jazz league scores. Multiple teams and players posted strong totals across Pleasure and other leagues with several 200s and 600s noted.
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Badgers miss Top Twenty in new dubious college poll
University of Toledo senior Terry King and 36 friends started National Sports Rating Service to publish The Bottom Twenty a negative college basketball poll. Stanford tops the Bottom Ten with Yale Colorado Arizona and others in the list. Wisconsin and Northwestern appear among the next set.
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Lakers eye NBA record tie after 19th straight win
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Golden State Warriors 124 111 to extend their winning streak to 19 games and move within one victory of tying the NBA consecutive wins record. Jerry West poured in 38 points and Gail Goodrich added 36 in a backcourt scoring outburst.
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Brewers acquire Curt Morton from Orioles in mystery trade
The Milwaukee Brewers announced they obtained outfielder Curt Morton from the Baltimore Orioles for an undisclosed sum and a player to be announced. The move expands Milwaukee’s winter roster to 40 players.
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American weightlifter Paul Anderson tops world lift record
The World Almanac notes Olympic heavyweight champion Paul Anderson lifted 6 270 pounds in a back lift at Toccoa Georgia on June 12 1957, the heaviest weight hoisted by a man to that date.
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Big Ten drops no repeat Rose Bowl rule and faces Hayes issue
The Big Ten rescinds its no repeat Rose Bowl rule and weighs action over Woody Hayes after his sideline outburst in Ohio State's 10-7 loss to Michigan. Wayne Duke offered no comment on discipline while Hayes called a controversial play the worst in football history.
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Thursday Sports Scores Card With Multiple Regions
A compact scoreboard recap shows PROMOCKEY results with Chicago defeating Buffalo 3 to 1 and New York beating Philadelphia. Wisconsin College basketball lists UW Milwaukee 97 over SIU Edwardsville 88, UW Stout 98 over Augsburg 68, UW Green Bay with 2, St Marys 77 over UW Marshfield 75, UW Menasha 57, Milton 101 over Lakeland 81. ABA results include Virginia 115 over New York 114 and Kentucky 103 over Indiana 101, plus Pittsburgh 124 over Dallas 113. College notes include Minnesota 77 over Butler 56 and Oklahoma 94 over Stetson 78. Fights report Stateline Nevada lists Arellano 148 defeating Alfred Jimenez 148, Albert Lea Minnesota notes Neumann 202 defeating Chick Wepner 218, Jimmy Robertson 187 defeating Javier Ayala 136, and Andy Kendall at Portland defeating Bob Harrington 10 rounds.
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Bucks Trade Greg Smith for Rockets First Round Pick
Milwaukee Bucks send Greg Smith and their 1973 No.3 pick to Houston for Curtis Perry and the Rockets first pick next spring. Smith departs after 250 consecutive games. Perry, Rockets No.3 draft choice last year, adds size but had limited scoring. Bucks president Patterson calls the move tough but valuable for future drafts.
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Rockets
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Patterson
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Larry Costello
Toby Kimball
John Block
Larry
Perry
Chicagoland Travelers
Continental Basketball Association
Extra year grants for 19 athletes
The extra year of eligibility was given to 19 athletes due to injuries and hardships. Wisconsin's lone recipient is football player John Pagel Henning. The piece notes Northbrook, Illinois as holder of a women’s 500 meter world record. US International Skating Association directors will name the U S team after trials. Ed Rudolph and John Werker coach the squad bound for the Sapporo Olympics February 3 to 13.
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Japan
Milton College Stuns Lakeland In Gateway Clash
Milton College upset Lakeland 101 70 as Jack Townsend poured in 26 points and Chuck Didier added 25. Lakeland’s Jan Hjorth led with 21 while Milton built a 25 point second half surge after a 42 31 halftime edge, snapping a long Lakeland dominance.
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Milton
Lakeland
Jan Hjorth
Nitschke Scholarship Fund Details Pending
Frederick M. Dawson said final administration details for the Ray Nitschke scholarship fund will be announced once the total funds available are known. Scholarships target needy students at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay St Norbert College or Northeastern Wisconsin Technical Institute with Nitschke Jackie and Dan Devine serving on the selection committee.
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Faherty Named WSUC Football MVP for 1971
Platteville native Bob Faherty, a four time champion with Platteville teams, is named Wisconsin State University Conference MVP for 1971. He will receive the MVP trophy at the Pioneer awards dinner December 13, presented by Chuck Johnson of the Milwaukee Journal.
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Wisconsin State University Conference
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Milwaukee Journal
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Top U.S. speed skaters to contest Olympic spots in Milwaukee
About 50 leading skaters are slated to race December 16 to 20 at the Olympic style rink at State Fair Park West Allis. They will compete for up to 12 men’s and eight women’s places on the 1972 U S Olympic team. Expected entrants include nine former Olympians and 16 year old Anne.
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Green Bay Bobcats Rally Past Milwaukee Admirals 5-2
In an exhibition game Larry Viens scored twice and Emery Ruelle added a late period goal to lift the Green Bay Bobcats to a 5-2 win over the Milwaukee Admirals. Green Bay leads in the USHL as the Admirals seek WHA membership.
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Marquette Hosts Michigan In 3-0 Clash At Arena
Marquette University meets Michigan in Milwaukee with both teams at 3-0. The Wolverines rely on Henry Wilmore while Jim Chones notes Wilmore's all round skill. A Marquette win would mark the arena’s 59th straight home win.
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Bucks to Host Royals in Sunday CBL Showdown
Rockford Royals led by star guard Joe Franklin visit Memorial High School in Beloit for a Continental Basketball League game. Franklin, UW Madison 1968 grad and two time MVP, averages 30 points and ranks second in rebounds for the Royals.
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Patz seeks district sales reps to lead dealer network
Leading farm equipment maker Patz Company seeks district sales representatives with three years of sales experience and agri business knowledge. Travel possible. write Patz Company Pound Wis or call 414-897-2256. All replies confidential.
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