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V/IAA Classic Starts Friday Bo SaturdaVBv DON CARTER W J176 Wrestlers in State MeetThere's only one week of com- move into Madison this weekend petition left, but it's the biggest for the WIAA finals in the t m-of them all for Wisconsin’s high versity of Wisconsin field houseschool wrestlers.Finals Saturday NightA total of 176 young grapplers The meet starts Friday from everv corner of the state will run almost continually untilAt Stoughton143 FOUNDSCham»io**Mp Vine Wehrman. Mjd'sor West, decislenod Gary Romens, ft. At-, kinscn, 2-0. .W-esftoback RW' decision** Sob Franks i.ak# Mills. l-Ca team champion and 11 weight; jciass individual winners are j crowned Saturday night.The state meet field was deter-BIGWisconsin 2*, Northwestern 45 Indiana !C3 lllino'j 100 ONo Staff 25, Michigan 48 Minnesota 25, Michigan Staff 20 inwa 23, Purdue 64STATEMarquette 12, DfPau 81Cce 8«, Lawrence 24Ripon 83, Beloit 23Carrol* 2« North Park (111) 4La e!anlt;j 65 Northwestern (Water town) 52Stevers Po n» 82 River Palls 8claCro'-se 22, UW Milwaukee 65St NorOert 99, Northern Michigan 92Whitewater 24, Superior 54Oshkosh 82, Stout *8Winona (Minn.) 95, Northland 90Eau Claire 64, Plattevilie 64 (overtime)MIDWEST, , . , . .. , , Throughout vour swing, your hand,mined at eight sectional tourna- wrist, and finger oosition Should re-ment sites last weekend. Madisonckama^hii^D^R^ner, w.st, de- area wrestlers were enteredincLsloned Ken Frederick, J»j^*vllle, 4 0 g^tlOHals 3t Stoughton, Waupun. the downsw.no, when Wrestleback Ken Ostrand, Ft Atkin- ' r mav be hurrvirw hit *rtilt;weon, decisioned Frederic*. 2-1 (overtime! anc| WeStOn High School at CachampM»ship**Tom^M?dsen, e doer ton zenovia. Other sectionals werewresttaback rick Barry Mo^r», de held at Aroery, Brookfield East, Marshfield, Preble in suburbanChamiMentbiP— Enk-;n son, declsionedMills, 4-2.Green Bay, and Racine Horlick. Champions and “wrestleback’Hilts, MUton, dsci-survivors in each weight class at*ou1t?s ~ ^ach sectional qualified for theChampionshie ,.vnn Wit* -’son, Middle- __ 1 . .♦on* dec oneo Reggie Nelson. stout*- state The wrestleback win-towmMaback Ne'son decision**) ai Hem ner was determined by matchingmain unchanged. That is, you should not try to Put artifcial twist on the ball by turning your wirst at any time. This error occurs most often bowlermay be hurrying his action. Be calm, and deliberate.Eggimann Five WinsLoop Title. . . . . , FT. ATKINSON — EggimannUie title bout loser apainst the }Mm Madison Ft12* POUNDS w 511BUtu Wfchampionsbi* -Jo* tL*?,* bov w'ho lost to the eventual cham- *ti.intnn nta„ir u m on »A s decisioned Chuck Wcstby, Janes - AtKmSOn Black Hawks, 81-80, in apion m the semi-finals.Horkaii Break* Neck^ A-cWreetieback west by decisioned Frank Ja-drer, West. 4-2«i POUNDS ChameianshiP- Rick Heinieiman Lakebattle of division winners Sunday for the Central Wisconsin Basket-A serious injury marred the ball League championship.$,*Mi£Ci4rd D’C,t W,KS° tournament at Weston Saturday A field goal by Bob PowersPtck Monroe, dSlt;i,iOWKl °*V* Jim Horkan- 165-pounder from sent Eggimann Motors, the North-1j4 BOUNDSi.win?pwk*rup D#vt FuriftH, StotKJ*ton, pFieed Howard Johnson, Janesville, neckReedsburg, suffered a broken ern division kings, ahead, 79-78, in a semi-final bout and with 28 seconds to play. At the-Johnson pinned Dick Ku IS in tty. Monro*, 5 '8161 POUNDS CMmpiawdUp Ga-v Llntvedt. Edger ton, pmned Lloyd Swartwarfh, Jenea yille, 4 08.wmstieback Ven V ner, Monroe tltioned Swartwarlh, V2m poundsCkempiwnbHk--John Powers kinsor, pinned Clary Nash. Janesville.* wilgWBatB-Gant Slul’i. declstoned Nesh, 2-1.HE AvrWilCHT’satisfactory condition” at three-second mark Bob Rossin hitUniversity hospital in Madison a game-clinching pair of free Horkan, 17, was injured while throws before Fort’s Don Gruberbasket at the finalj wrestling Allen Kochendorfer of tossed in a ' ** Cochrane-F o u n t a i n City High horn.Rossin tallied 30 poihts and Pow-School.Officials said Horkan attempt ers 2b to spark Eggimann, which ed to get a leg hold on his op- trailed, 52-38, at halftime and stillWichita 63, Cine nnati 44 Bowling Green «2, Loyola (Chicago) 25 Brad'ey 5. North T**« V#»r 22 Ohio Univ. 90, Western Michigan 44 Baldwin Wallace 89, Heideiberg 48 Ohio Wesleyan 41, Capital 58 Iowa State 23, Colorado 40 Notre Dame 68 Navv 5*Grinned 64, Cornell (la.) 43 Carieion 25. Monmouth 26 Knox 8), St Olal 64 Miami (O.) 58, Toledo 52 Oklahoma 64, Kensas 42 Kansas State 47 Missouri 55 Central Michigan 77, Eastern Illinois 53 Olivet 88, Adrian 83 Eastern Michigan 89 Ferris Institute 43 Hope 88. Alma 83 Detroit 92, Buffalo State 70Youngstown 83, St Vincent (Pa.) 39 Hiram 87, Fenn 64 Carnegie Tech 77, Western Reserve 43Marshall 61, Kent State 57Oklahoma State 51, Nebraska 41 Drake 40, Chicago Univ. 43Carthage (III.) 92, Lake Forest 75Mlldkin 94, Illinois Wesievan 42 Illinois S*ate 62, Northrn Illinois 58South Dakota State 85, South Dakota 59 North Dakrta 75, North Dakota State 58 Augustana IS. D ) o5 Morn g 44Yankton (S. D ) 90, Sioux Fads 79 Western Illinois 45, Augustana (lit.) 58 Illinois Tech 78. Loras 59 Wilmington (O.) Ill, Kenyon 83 Central (O.) State 69, Kentucky State 62 Tulsa 66. St. Louis 65 Greenville Ond 87, Illinois College 64 Dubuque 27. Luther 48 Butler 75. Valparaiso 54 Evansville 82, St. Joseph (Ind) 43Ball State 87, Depauw 74 Georgetown (Kv.) 100, Findlay (O.) 42 (overtime)Wittenberg JO, Mt. Union (0.) 44 Washington 'Mo ) 45, Wheaton 7| Muskingum 19, Otterbein 44Mariatta 45, Wooster 64 Ohio Northern 100, Lawrence Tech M Akron 17, John Carroll 42 Omaha 12, Washburn (Kans.) 44 Defiance 77, Ashland (O.) 20 Wabash IS, McKendre# (III.) 20 Harris 22, St Procopius (111.) 44 Casa Tech SO, Wevn* (Mich.) State 49 Michigan Tech 87, Mankato (Minn.) 74 Principle (III.) 80, Rose Poly (Ind.) 74 Concordia (Minn.) 76, St. Mary (Minn ) 75Augsburg 73, St Thomas (Minn.) S3 Wavng (Nab.) State 109, Kearney State12ponent and Kochendorfer twisted lagged by 14 points in the thirdWidiam Penn (la.) 74, lowa Wesleyan John (Minn.)Championship Tom chMa_voughton, Horkan s neck. The referee saw quarter before the blazing finish W'|w«»**-Dui«th 79,ginned Doug Strickar, Edeerton, 42 sac , » '* SOHorkan s arm go limp and im-'Rick Murray, Dick Papke, Pete-vhoriC ynCk*T Urr\ mediately whistled the end of Kasson. and GruberWaupunall hitthe match.A doctor treated Horkan at the school and be was taken topoints for the Black Hawks. Box score:Ichmidt, Port Washington. iransirrreuhi pounds mtal afterg-Dick Poiakowskl, Barl'n. Pllal “lerdecisi*2I—Glenn Zickaref, dacisioned Monroe. 6-2.m POUNDS ChamaUmhtp S'*v» ,h#cher, Madison East, decision**! Tom Baumen. Water town, A3.Wreehedac* -Bauman Millar, Columbus, 2-0127 POUNDS CM mg Mash ig ken Sc ae»i. Mononait was determined weber Dave *Monroa. * Madson East, surgery was required.Fort, East WtaSurgeons said the boy came through a lengthy operation in good condition. Hiey said a bone chip from the neck fracture fell ' B#*,wthrough a spinal disc and theft PHtlffirt* t 4 Mgrrev4 2 11 S 1 P»k*4 2 52 4 2 Radik** 1 14 1 4 Gruber2 1 112 4 1 W.marUi• 4 14 4 4 Kh«m14 41 • JSm.«*2 2 2fl 1 4 Otaaa4 • 8S11S Totals24 28 12Goelz-Kace Bout Tops Feb. 27 CardA “grudge” match between Billy Goelz and villanious Johnny Kace will hold top billing with a27Cggimarm Meto-sIt if ft 14-01 25 27 11 16—40 ft. Atkinso allWtbalan,CUn lathing Ison East, 54).potter decistonad Mik* fcan’s arms and upper body. He133 POUNDSwas able to move one arm Sun-Rockton's Cords Topple MadisonArena.Promoter Jimmy Demetra! is arranging what he say * will be j one of his best cards here in years. It will include several newcomers, one of whom will be Black Bart, a 6-2, 2«)-pounder.dtcsionad Bab-Meuser Gercai, Weueur ASl» T OUNOSM*—Jim Groth, Westh AtZZ the team title The R°ckt0n CardinaIs’ rham* Bart will team with Bob KonovskyFt. Atkmson won the team title pions o{ ^ ininoia Hockeyiin ^ Ug matchat Stoughton with 54 points, fol toweddecisamtd Dann.s ScboenWW, Ocaname-1 UjjjjJohn Sullivan. Watartewn, Stoughton 38, Monroe and Edgctptonsby Jannville «. Uke «* « « W A *. Cg4, Madigon West 42.David G r ! s a r, WaNiington, decisionad Kan K« J'son East, A3.Prad Brewer,QirttA,decisiensd Ron Taw*. Berlin, 4-1 WmWlaBack Clem Laactv, Port WashMg*o«v dacisioned Tews, a2.US POUNDS , , , mr jK eren Lordahl, water (led .Of Second With 56, followedUrn 35, Middleton 12, Elkhora 10, Wisconsin High 9, Milton and Beloit 8, and Jefferson and Clinton 3.Madison East took team honors at Waupun with 65 point*. Port Washington and Watertown♦own. dacisioned vary Latch, tngfnn. 4-1Latch decby Berlin 46, Portage 27, Waupun 25, West Bend 23, Monona Grove 18, Oeonomowoc 10. Columbia 8, and Madison Central 6. Madison Qualifies Sim Reedsburg won the Weston title Chuck wartach.ag, WaterMmi with 71 points. Richland Center Mgditon had 57, Tomah 46, Sparta 25. Baraboo and Iowa - Grant 24,it POUND*8K4rt||N» KjPA^•rear, Madtsea Cantral. M.MlAV3rwetOHTwins over the Madisoc Cardinals. ^ Hotel and W isconsin - Fetton Badger State League champions. Sporting Goods.Superior Rinkby scoring a 4-2 triumph at the Madison Ice Rink Sunday.Weldv Olson scored both Madison goals on assists from Harlev P of nine C* rnu/n Spflde and Marlowe Suter Bob *VerQ,n5 VTOWn Craig scored twice and Al Brunett and Jim Fowler once each for Rockton, which tallied twice in the second period for its winning margin.Goalie Hank Metcalf of Madison had 27 assists while Carl Bast of Rockton had 26.MILWAUKEE (UPI)-The Bud Sommerville rink of Superior i trounced the Sternberg nnk of Appleton, 11-5, Sunday to retain the state men * curling title and earn the right to represent Wisconsin in the U.S. meet at Duluth, Minn., Mar. 4-9.Jack Jerred of Madison, the only team which had a chance to catch Sommerville, defeatedAt WestonRhodes Rink WinsAPPLETON - Walter Rhodes LaCroase Holley, 8-2, hut defendCkAiNMonUiig — John vWrMx. Tgma*.•w org* 0*g« Jmm, lawg-Grgm. 14 9, WmMgM'k UwrgM AITMwfP, RWO-kk Cgnttf, Mcii;wMl Jomn. 2-1,112 POUND*W isconsin Dells 22, Weston 20, In- heat Laurie Carlson, 11-9, Sunday ing champion Sommerville's tri-; dependence 13, Adams-Friendship *n * match between Madison curl- umph put the crown out of reach * ing rinks for the Eisele award in “ ...... —Cochrane - Fountain CitySommerville finished with a 5-0Fennimoreand LaCroase Logan *be fourth event finals of the Ap- mark, Jerred 3-2, and LaCroase*» DWt*. inM Jim a«gm more, 2;*6.WrggMgagck--L40A4 ri D'lvw Grar , WKioong* Aggnlgw^i, M m POUNDS (ImDniMv -Jim Dgr»*t, Tgm*«, tie Clitgng* Jgery Kknwh. Wiacongln Otlls,7, and Muacoda and Boscobel s, P^ton InviUtional bonspiel. Nine Madison wrestlers will towa- compete in the state.Representing East will be unbeaten Steve Thacher lt;120, Neil Hauser (133'. Steve Potter (127),|Ken Koppenhaver (145), and Miketand Appleton 1-4 each.CMmpWaMw G«-v Fuller, R#**HDur*, Teague (heavyweight). aacislonM Jo. RwciMkl. RicMaM Can-, WfSt Mike Wehr-(— RuciMfct Reciilor Ot»on, lom*h. r«4gra*'s decisionlime.IS POUND* , . . ... ,.via wild**, wwton, da made it from Wtacotuun High.man (103) and Dave Reimer lt;112), while Dick Macbotka (145)Cisiorgtj Jerry Cowan, RoadUMrrg. 43,NOW!|m 1-2:50-4:40 6:10-8:15-10vSJrtei.RjJBeER
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