Wisconsin Class A and B state basketball meet advances
Eight teams with a 157 24 record compete in the Wisconsin high school Class A and B tournaments at Madison. West Milwaukee makes its first Class A appearance against Kimberly, while Crivitz and McFarland led Class B action with Blair meeting Luck in the semifinals.
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New Richmond
West Milwaukee
Waukesha
Beloit Memorial
Kimberly
Crivitz
McFarland
Blair
Luck
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin _ fieldhouse
Madison
Fond du Lac
Madison West
Antigo
Marshall
Brookfield
Appleton East
Sun Prairie
Milwaukee Lincoln
Manitowoc
Shawano
Superior
Monona Grove
Amherst
Ondossagon
Laconia
North Crawford
Cardinals
Beloit
Milwaukee Hamilton
Tigers
Ellsworth
Brodhead tops Howards Grove in sectional consolation
Brodhead defeated Howards Grove 70 to 57 in the West Bend Class B consolation game. Linn Lederman led Brodhead with 30 points, 12 field goals and six free throws, as sophomore Lance Lederman added 12 points. Jim Goedeke scored 26 for Howards Grove.
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Brodhead
Howards Grove
West Bend
McFarland
Laconia
Linn Lederman
Brillant
Dick Collins
Cardinals
Roehrborn
Tigers
Central Lakeshore
Sheboygan
Lance Lederman
Jim Goedeke
Brothed Howards
Goedeke
Lipton
Kroener LiLedrmn
Benversie LaLedrmn
Herzog Keen Roehrbrn
Carl Meyer Butt Manz Yaun Dobas
Earlywne Haraldsn
Julie Kundert earns fourth in state gymnastics vaulting
Monroe High School sophomore Julie Kundert placed fourth in compulsory vaulting at the WIAA State Girls Gymnastics meet in Green Bay. She earned 6.43 points, earning a medal, as Jody Mikloszewicz of Bay View won compulsory vaulting. The Marshall team topped the meet with 39 points, while Custer finished second with 32.
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Julie Kundert
Monroe
Green Bay Preble
Jody Mikloszewicz
Milwaukee
Bay View
Laura Dallapiazza
Custer
Marshall
Wis
Jennifer Freidel
Badgers Fall In Overtime To Michigan State At East Lansing
Wisconsin coach John Powless criticized officiating and free throw woes as Wisconsin lost 79-78 to Michigan State in overtime. The Badgers led by six in OT but foul shooting cost them, making only two of six attempts.
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East Lansing
Mich
John Powless
Wisconsin
Badgers
Michigan State
Spartans
Powless
Wisconsin Wins WCHA Playoff Title With Notre Dame
Wisconsin defeated Notre Dame 4-3 to claim the Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoff title. Dave Pay scored the decisive goal with 3:10 left after a 4-4 tie the night before, while Ray De Lorenzi added Notre Dame’s final tally in the closing minutes.
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South Bend
Ind
Wisconsin
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Notre Dame
Dave Pay
Badgers
Western Collegiate Hockey Association
Ray de Lorenzi
Monroe Slowpitch weighs 14 inch league plans and rule changes
At a Friday meeting in the Community Center Monroe Slowpitch Assn outlines 27 teams for 14 inch slowpitch with 2 Senior entries. Prien notes last summer 26 of 32 teams plan to play 14 inch, with schedules set and rules revised including nine innings, three balls, rain status after four and a half innings, and eligibility after high school graduation. Sponsors must file fees by March 22 and rosters by April 12 with league assignments to be announced April 13 ahead of a May start pending weather.
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Monroe
Prien
Park & Rec
Leaders Unseated as Sigafus Diemer Rieder Win City Handicap
Four pins separated the top four doubles teams in the 42nd City Handicap Bowling Tournament at Eagles Club Lanes. Curt Diemer and Bob Rieder clinched the title with 1196 grand total, edging Fred Wirtz and Bob Hawley at 1195 while George Grossen and Glen Wuthrich trailed at 1194 and Bob Rufer Bill Long at 1193. Rieder posted 626 with 208 170 200. Diemer 526 with 155 185 186. Burleigh Bartlett led early in singles but was edged on the final weekend.
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Eagles Club Lanes
Curt Diemer
Bob Rieder
Fred Wirtz
Bob Hawley
George Grossen
Glen Wuthrich
Bob Rufer
Bill Long
Diemer
Rieder
Burleigh Bartlett
Wirtz-Hawley
Richard Fahrney
Dwight Elmer
Alvin Goepfert
Bob Stamm
Bill Severson
Charles Hammil
Dick Youngwith
Keith Christensen
Milo Friedrichs
Vic Bredeson
Ron Thompson
Ralph Blum
Milton Steiner
Ed Condon
Pat Hall
Carroll Jones
Gary Wettstaedt
del Nelson
Bruce Solberg
Larry Hoover
Harold
Fein Nevau regain US Handball doubles title in Dallas area
Simie Fein and Ray Nevau, both from Wisconsin, defeated Pete Tyson and Dave Graybill 21 18 17 21 12 7 to reclaim the United States Handball Association doubles crown.
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Austin, Tex
Simie Fein
Milwaukee
Ray Nevau
Oshkosh
Wis
United States Handball Association
Wisconsin
Pete Tyson
Dave Graybill
Phoenix
Ariz
Northwestern Upsets Minnesota In Tornado Big Ten Finale
Northwestern shocks Minnesota 79 74 as the Gophers fall from No 3 after a home loss to Iowa as Indiana clinches its first outright Big Ten title since 1958 with a 77 72 win over Purdue Indiana earns NCAA bid and Marquette beats Miami Ohio 77 62 led by Maurice Lucas with Larry McNeill fouling out.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Northwestern
Minnesota
Gophers
Iowa
Indiana
Bill Musselman
Sibley
Purdue
Hoosiers
Michigan State
Larry McNeill
Marquette
Maurice Lucas
Warriors
Miami
Ohio
Brugger tops Country Couples with 646 series at Turner Hall
Bowling results from Turner Hall Lanes show Roger Brugger rolling a 646 series on Sunday in the Country Couples league with games of 198 224 224. Joe McGuire adds a 607 series including a 223 final, while Wayne Stroessner leads the Better Half League with 558 pins. Judy Bauman posts 531, and Sundowners high series include Dick Youngwith 534 and Louise Christensen 471. Team honors go to Prien Indergand in Country Couples 1942, Vanguards in Sundowners 1919, Bauman Davidson in Better Half 1911.
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Roger Brugger
Country Couples
Turner Hall Lanes
Joe McGuire
Wayne Stroessner
Judy Bauman
Dick Youngwith
Louise Christensen
Prien & Indergand
Vanguards
Bauman & Davidson
Fred Goodman Wins City Junior Handicap Singles Title
Fred Goodman captured first in the City Junior Handicap Tournament Singles with a 618 total, 519 scratch, and 99 handicap at Turner Hall Lanes. Joe Laeser finished second with 617, while Roger Koehn placed third with 600. Twenty nine juniors competed in the event.
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Fred Goodman
City
Joe Laeser
Goodman
Turner Hall
Laeser
Roger Koehn
Bruce Kolden
Rod Ostby
Dan Jacobs
Joel Tertin
Brian Schilt
Steve Bergeman
Larry Hanson
Jerry Soddy
Jeff Brodie
Dave Elmer
Rick Huffman
Scott Brodie
Joel Jacobson
Kurt Kolden
Tom Leuzinger
Ron Olson
Bill Ritschard
Curt Reise
Richard Ruf
Scott Hart
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