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kefball tournament here Tuesday night with victories over Juda and Orfordville, respectively.Albany will next play Brodhead at 7:11 p.m. Friday and Monticel-lo takes on New Glarus in the nightcap. Finals will be Saturday.Albany eliminated Juda, 55-43, and Monticello defeated Orfordville, 86-52.Albany moved out lo a 16-9 first quarter lead but Juda came backk to tie the score at 21-21 late in the second quarter. The Comets scored nine straight points to hold a 30-21 halftime margin and were never headed.Bill Wunschel of Juda took scoring honors with 20 points on eight baskets and four free throws. Juda played without the services of Jim Ronspiez who was injured in the New Glarus game Saturday. John Hlavachek was high for Albany with 13 points.Monticello rallied in the second half to down Orfordville. The Vikings led 24-22 at the half but the Ponies outscored them 44-28 in the second half. Bill Babler and Dan Benkert paced Monticello with 17 points each. Roger Nelson was high for Orfordville with 15 points. John Skibsrud added 13 and Jim Haugen 11.Albany (55) Juda (41)b ft p! b ft pMarty 2 2 4iBauman 0 3 3Jonet 2 2 4iSiedsch)ag 0 1 4Hlavachek 5 3 41B. Wunschel 8 4 4Purdue 2 7 3 R. Wunschel 20 4Brewer 2 1 4'Affolter 3 5 4Hilbert M, Freedom 54.Stockbrldge 54, Wrifihtstowtt 52.At Cnba City Cuba City 53, Benton 49.Gratiot Of, Hazel Green 57,At Marlon Marion 57. Bear Creek 55,Shtocton $7, Rosholt 65.At Bloomington West Grant 62, Potosi 50.At Gaya Mill*De Soto 45, Readstown JR.Soldier* Grove 55, Viola 54.At Markesan Green Fake 64, Brandon 33.North Fond du Lac 63. Roscndale 56.Subdistrict Semifinals Are SetSchneeberger 4 4 2 Preston Haddinger 0 2 0;Carter1 2 5 00310.17 2121} 14 15 27Albany ...... 1$ 14 U 12—55Juda ............ 9 12 9 13—43Fret throws missed—Albany 14, JudaOrfordvilla (52) Monticello (66)b ft p| b ft pSkibcrud 4 5 5 Babler 6 5 5Haugen 3 5 4 Baeblcr 2 0 2® N»lcnn 7 1 iITmvI nr 7 1 7By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe semifinals in subdistrict play of the state high school basketball tournament were set in all but one of 44 sites today as a result of 13 elimination games on seven courts Tuesday night.Only two games at Royall High School remain to be played tonight to complete the pairings for the semifinals Friday. The Royall games and the 13 preliminaries Tuesday night had been postponed from Monday because of snow-clogged highways.Gratiot rolled up the highest score Tuesday in overwhelming Hazel Green 91-57 at Cuba City. Don Hawkinson paced the Gratiot attack with 32 points.Ron Hoffland connected for 28 points in leading Soldiers Grove to a 55-54 victory over Viola at Gays Mills.Bark Says Maysnime lug or war oetween KogerMaris, the New York Yankees’ home run king and American League Most Valuable Player, continued with neither side showing any inclination to retreat. Maris is asking $75,000 and the Yanks are offering $60,000, a $20,000 raise.“We met for about 20 minutes yesterday,” said General Manager Roy Harney. “We’re about as far apart as ever,”The St. Louis Cardinals and the Orioles had better news on the signing front. The Cards signed four players including first baseman Bill White, infielder Alex Grammas, catcher Jimmie Schaffer and pitcher John Anderson. Seven Redbirds remain unsigned.The Orioles signed centerfielder Jackie Brandt, who had been threatening to hold out, for $20,000 and bonus rookie second baseman Waillard Oplinger. Four Baltimore players remain unsigned.The Baltimore Orioles’ battery-men reported to Manager Billy Hitchcock in their Miami camp today and their worst suspicions were confirmed.Hitchcock announced that he was setting up organized calisthenics for the club. They will be a daily routine right up until the first exhibition game on March 10.“Our routine will be very simple,” he told the players. “Bends and twists and side straddle hops for between five and seven minutes each morning to loosen up the muscles of the neck, arms, torso, waist and legs. It’s being done as a preventive measure to reduce the possibility of pulled muscles.”First baseman Jim Gentile,tor n division tines in quarterfinals Friday afternoon. Champions will be crowned Saturday night.Coleman, No. 2 in the final Sweet Sixteen ratings of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, has six qualifiers, while j third-ranked Richland Center,■ Schofield, West Allis Hale and Port Washington have five each, Monroe Has FourFifth-ranked Ellsworth, Wau-pun, Manitowoc, Monroe, Ashland, Madison East, Wisconsin Rapids and Reedsburg each will send four representatives Into the quarterfinals.Amery, top-ranked in the Sweet Sixteen, Kenosha, rated No. 4, and defending champion Milwaukee Pulaski each qualified only three for the slate meet.Milwaukee Pulaski won the 1961 championship with 33 points. Coleman and Oconomowoc tied for second with 26 points, one more than Reedsburg.2 Champions BackTony Struzik of Milwaukee Pulaski, the 127-pound champion in 3961, is back to try for the 133-pound crown. Also returning is Kenosha’s Bob Reed, last year’s 103-pound titlist who has moved up to the 112-pound division.Coleman, Oconomowoc and Marshfield each will have two wrestlers undefeated in competition, this year. Coleman will send Lynn Hoida at 103 pounds and Jack Vondross at 154; Oconomowoc will have Victor Nohl at 138 and Dan Pernat at 180, while Marshfield will have Fred Gauger at 103 and Jim Seehafer at 133. Vondross was the 138-pound and Nohl the 127 runner-up last year.Milton in LiMILWAUKEE— ish provided the Wildcats with aence victory over Tuesday night. Oberbruner's Wil Concordia by 24 the last six minut The Wildcats lec most of the first 1 with Milton ahead cut into the lead ond half and with forged ahead 63-62 It was then th caught fire, pour while holding Cc Jack Arnold, Ro* Fred Gablenz pac tack. Arnold pumBowlirEVANSVILLE FIW L|Clobbered 51 181/ZineifeT* 48 21 [•4 H’S 33 36jP4 B’S 32 37]*• Half gamesHigh S Team—All Stars, 1, 1.876 and 680; Clobbe 700.Individual — Spenc 211; Howard Keehn, ! 523; Ldoyd Gleason, 200.Homestead•StaceyAmeson'aRost’*•IvyIdealBorden’iEL-RA PIPW L| 48 271* 46 281145 30)* 43 31 I 40 3511 40 35p
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