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Unbeaten Indians Rap Superior 95-89 Three LSC Cagers Over 20 Points SUPERIOR. Wis. La Crosse State undefeated basketball team bad an uphill battle here Saturday night, but protected its perfect record by pulling away in the last four minutes for a 95-89 win over Superior. The Indians are 7-0 for the season and now own a 2-0 record in the Wisconsin State College Conference. Superior has a 1-5 seasonal mark and is 0-1 in the conference.

Three La Crosse Larry Tranberg, Doug Potter and Ken over the 20 -point mark in La Crosse 12 th straight victory. The string includes five wins from the 196263 season. Tranberg rifled in nine field goals and six free throws for 24 points. Potter, the team's leading scorer, had 11 baskets and a free throw for 23 and Peterson hit 22 on five goals and 12 free throws. Scoring honors in the contest, however, went to a Superior Sevals, who at 5-5 was the smallest player on the court.

He tallied 30 points for Superior on 13 baskets and four free throws before fouling out late in the game. Sports (Eroast arihmtr Jan. 5, 1964 Del. RFT) Jan. 16 GEARY DRIVES Mike Gearv (14) of La Crosse Aquinas lays up a shot that missed in Saturday 72-61 loss to Stevens Point Pacelli in the Mary E.

Sawyer Auditorium. Defending is the Cards' Jim Pfiffner (21). At right is Jim Menzel (11) who bagged 35 Photo. Pacelli Turns Back GREGG HIRED BY TENNESSEE COACH KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) football Coach Doug Dickey announced Saturday the hiring of Forrest Gregg, tackle with the Green Bay Packers, as offensive line coach.

Gregg. 30, a seven-year Packer veteran, will join the U-T staff after he plays in the pro bowl in Los Angeles Jan. 14. Dickey said Gregg has resigned from the Packers and is accepting the coaching job on a full-time basis. Arnie Near, Trio Shares Lead In LA LOS ANGELES (AP) The $50,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament wound up in a triple tie Saturday at the end of 36 holes, with the familiar figure of Arnold Palmer within striking distance of the leaders a AT PEBBLE BEACH, CALIF.

I Iverson To Play In Crosby Meet By KEN BLANCHARD state championship-the Junior (La Crosse Tribune Sports Editor! Amateur 31 age 14. Don Iverson, 17, La Crosse's Iverson repeated as junior 1963 International Jaycee Jun-champ in 1962, but stepped into ior golf champion, will compete the senior amateur ranks last in the 23rd Bing Crosby pro- summer and went to the amateur golf tournament Jan. finals before losing out. 16-19 in Pebble Beach, Calif. He won the International on The University Jlis fifth try, shooting a 282 for 12 a 1 WILDCAT REBOUNDS Jim Myers (31), Michigan eager, misses the ball and Jim Pitts (15) of Northwestern grabs in this battle for a rebound in Big 10 basketball game in Ann Arbor, Mich.

No. 22 is Bill Puntin. The Wolverines, one of the top teams the conference, handed the Wildcats an 85-73 of Wisconsin freshman will leave for California and the tournament at 9:10 a.m. Jan. 13 via North Central Airlines flight 466 from the La Crosse municipal airport.

Iverson will be accompanied by Patterson, public 72 holes of medal play to lead a field of 215 golfers at Midland, Tex. Iverson played in the same tournament the four previous years in Portsmouth, Va Waterloo, Iowa, Huntington, W. and Denver, Colo. Iverson has also received an invitation to participate in the Panama Open in February, but Iverson jhis father said he has turned it William E. down because of school, relations in Telephoto.

BlugoldQuint 72-61 La Crosse pushed to an 11- point lead in the first half, but Superior rallied in the last six minutes to cut it down to two. Capt. John Coggins made two free throws just before the half ended for a 47-43 La Crosse lead at the intermission. Superior took a 60-58 lead 10rprlay ward, was the big "difference 5 l- 5 l' bef o7e Menzefput "the 57). "up" with field' 71-69, while hard luck hit TieJcT goal with Th i Saturday 8 ht as Stevens Point Cards ahead for good with a 15 points.

Ron Clements 11 and 8 aller-V 35 five minutes elapsed with 11:23 remaining. The Yel- paPPiii i a rwCP Am.i. the tournament reached the Georgia Tech Upsets Top-Ranked Kentucky ATLANTA (AP) Georgia ond period. The Wildcats shift- Bobby Nichols, each with rounds the Yellow "1 Jacket's of 69-68, and veteran Jimmy fn Conference basketball game Yellow Jackets Hark 71-66 all with total scores for teams Saturday ni8ht- Clark, 71-66, all ith total score. Jhe wag first Tech connected on 49 per cent urtbv ai canH in 11 starts this season.

Tech of its field goals while Kentucky wju be teamed with Wtth SS- boosted its mark to 6-3. I managed only 44.1 per cent. the natjotPs pros in the pro- 19 Palmerwaftastthree strata Tech hit 3 h0t 82 4 per Cent competition scheduled tTe leaders with Ws sec Craddock, Tech's 5-foot- the free throw line, Kentucky at the Pebble Beach, Cyprus caPtain- led the Yellow Jack- 50 per cent. Poinl, and Monterey courses. lol kiflSl hi ets with 25 points.

Cotton Nash. Caldwell led the Jackets in As yet Iverson does not know occupied a year ago before he sbarDshooler who the rebound department with 14. his JDlavinE Dartner. rector for thd Pepsi-Cola Company, co-sponsor of the International Jaycee Junior golf tournament with the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. An invitation was extended to Iverson to compete in the tournament with the leading professional and amateur golfers by Bing Crosby Dec.

5. Iverson was invited as the winner of the 1963 International Jaycee Junior golf title in Midland, last August. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Iverson, 2555 Edgewood ith one of Jmts not yarn for at (be Goodyear Stgn come in NOW g- tor a Bv JIM GUNDERSON iLa Crosse Tribune Sports Writer) and 24 of 37 gift tries.

Ron Hohlfeld connected on The game was tied six times four shots, but Aquinas never launched what proved to be a winning drive. Tied with Arnold was Don er5e: t0 20- the Kentucky sharpshooter entered the game with a 29.7 av- Deeken had 12 for Kentucky. Jim Menzel, a senior for- 3-3, 16-16, 18-18, 20-20 and got closer than five points (62- January, 72-68, and Don Fair- Tech pulled away to a 5-1 score of the season. his playing partner. Iverson's father said Satur- It was the lowest day night that the former Wis- 3 POINT SAFETY CHECK ON LOWER HALF OF YOUR CAR! jt i i i ir co ft PaceBi bumped La Crosse Aqui- three-point play when the clock Dave Hickey 10.

lowjackets lost its size, 6-2 Jeff nas 72-61 in the Mary E. Sawyer showed 5:19 to go. Youngquist and 6-3 center Chuck Auditorium Deeken Conley Nash The Wildcats, who had trou-! Mobiey Barnard on fouls with nine min- Aquinas led twice briefly as Bob Seiger 13 Menzel swished 15 field goals utes to go and the Indians fi-an(j fjve free throws for 35 llIC luov IC1 OIOIVCV1, lIJC nally got the lead back with points as Coach Nubbs Cards had a 16-10 advantage at four minutes left. Cards evened their season rec. stQp They le(J at Both teams made 33 field ord at 5.5 Aquinas has won time.

The Blugolds led twice in i three of 10 games and plays at the second Period at 18'16 and hotter clip uith 33 goals in 68 Logan next Friday night. 21-20. The triumPh a'-enged an open- The Cards had a nine-point 64-52 loss to the Blugolds at advantage once, but settled for Stevens Point Nov- 23 Louisa 47-46 edge at the end of the elpedtbe Indians again. Coach Ballin, one of the key players third quarter. Cliff DeVolls cagers made 29 jn Aauinas victory, hobbled Aquinas won the game 62-55 hitting the basket, came SS as Terry Hass hit 15 points and club cougrs6i back take a halttime PACELLI fg ft AQLINAS fg ft Pf 1 Menzel 15 5 2 Sarner 3 1 4 Wnuk 6 4 Geary 2 5 6 0 1 5 Clements4 3 4 Fox 0 3 Hickey4 2 2 Pfiffner2 62 Hohlfeld634 Clifford14 2 Hayek 0 1 1 Steffanus00 0 Bnnasik2 2 3 00 0 Loomis0 0 3 Fortune 0 0 1 Ballin 1 02 Soik 00 0 Topinka0 0 1 1 Totals24 24 191 Totals 22 1 7 29 Stevens Point Pacelli 16 17 11 Par is 36-35-71 and the weath- Sin- Floor mistakes hurt er again was summery and them, however clear.

Totals Tech came back strong in the Kentucky Tech GEORGIATECH fg ft tp fg ft tp 8 2 18 Spooner 7 2 16 1 1 3 Scharf 1 35 6 8 20 Caldwell 2 1 5 1 0 2 Edison2 4 8 50 5 15 25 3 0 6 Nigg 2 2 2 2 6 I 15 1 0 2 00 0 2713 67 Totals 24 28 76 S3 consin junior amateur cham- He for the California tournament. Attending the university on an athletic scholarship, Iverson must return to Madison BRAKE SYSTEM La Crosse Aquinas 10 tfi stand prosperitv' "ith 16 pack ta the first dackes allv.e,w, rinc 1 baskets, as did Mick the face of five I StenftenageL who had 15 points Ted Deeken, sec- pointS Stenltenagel AnH second period and pulled to a personal Deeken 5 Jan. 20. will take two fi- SS-42 marpin with rpmain- Conley 3. Nash Mobley 4, Embry 4 naj exams (be daV after he returns from the Carl Iverson said Saturday.

university has been very cooperative in allowing Don time to play in the the elder Iverson said. he must be back in time to take those FTM: Kentucky 13, Georg.a Tech 6 Attendance: 6 563. FOOTBALL SCORES 4 of 6. Superior missed 12 free throws. back with a drive-in and gift Menzel was a deadly shooter shot.

The Cards moved out in jENIOR BO WL for Pacelli from either outside front by nine points again. I ----------------------------------------Coggins finished in double fig- or inside. Long shots from the ures for La rosse with 10 and twisting, drive-in shots Cashton Wins 61-33 points. Riding behind Sevals in were his specialties. V-OSnron Wins 01 the Superior scoring was Barn- He scored 10 of his 16 Over Melrose Team ard with 11.

La Crosse did a points in the first quarter and CASHTON good job on Superior top scur- 12 of 14 in the third He added Gary er, Mike Rookey, who made five in the third ueriod and Pc 5 onlv eicht noints Thp Indians i i ana Bronson 16 here Saturday night oniy eigni points, ine Indians elgbt Jn the final eight minutes. cashton knnrkpd nff I ttkp and YeUowjackets took 40 re- Menzel who has scored 39 1 off Melrose bounds adipcp Stark scorea 61-33 in a non-conference high bounds apjece. Starkpoints in a single game this school baskctbali game South North Defeats 28-21 Nash left the game on foul; with 54 seconds left. Tech lost two men on 6-10 Jim Caldwell and 6-3 Ron Scharf. Kentucky never held the lead after three minutes of the sec- SENIOR BOWL South 28 North 21 CHALLENGE BOWL Winner of numerous local Nationals 66 Southwest Stars tournaments, Iverson will be the 14 youngest player in the Bing iCrosby field.

He has been play- national hockey LEAGtE jng tournament golf since his 2 1 nth birthday and won his first 1. Check Master Cylinder, wheel cylinder, hose for leakage Check Lining 3. Check Drums ADJUST BRAKES Add fluid, road test for equal contact FRONT END By MIKE BARRON iAssociated Press Sports Writer Bork Passes Nationals To ond quarter when his xx i i Larry Rakestraw of OO- I 4 ICTOTy BASKETBALL SCORES COLLEGE 14 for La Crosse and Young- season is a Exner Ala 0lkA fumbled the snap. CORPUS CHR1STI Tex (APi quist for Superior. forlard frl -o'l LcthrldRe picked il up and -Ceorge Bork of Northern llli- ac5M)n last Big 10 cham- Jr .1 £2 Lttih George Byrd of Boston lege-high school doubleheader in bach and Glen SeiboTa former Hertzfeldt had nine.

Burrell, the Mississippi State 28-7 deficit with two touchdown rout 0f the Southwest in the Mary E. Sawyer Audita.i- Log a H.gh star who was WOn the game 34 Zt runs" JaTer' paSS6S to the final qUarter and 19- downs on short runs. Quarter- kept the crowd on edge with his baU me ks of an h' passing up to the final gun. The slender Bork passed for 5 siai wiju wad um. La Crosse Central, like the named the most valuable play- undefeated this season er jn the Big 10).

with an 8-0 mark, plays Eau Claire North in a Big Rivers Conference game. Melrose Cashton Most of help came from LeRov Wnuk, a e-S'z cen- fg ft pf fg ft pf Peterson5 12 3 HU! 3 3 Pottar 111 4'Y'ngsquist 4 0 5 Stark 2 4 5 Barnard5 1 5 Tranberg6 6 2 Rookey 2 4 4 Coggins 3 6 4 Sevals 134 5 Schmidt 2 0 1 Ross 1 21 Robarge 0 0 2 Libby 0 1 Horn3 0 5 Finn 1 4 0 Byera 00 0 Kilponea 0 0 1 i Darin 0 0 1 son 1 5 3 Totals3339 36 Totals 332329 La 47 Superior 43 46..89 3 scored 10 in the second period. Menzel also grabbed 15 of Pa- BASKETBALL SCORES Ohio State 101 Wlfconsin 85 Minnesota 97, Puidue 93 Michigan 85 Northwestern 73 Iowa 72 Indiana 71 Illinois 87. Michigan State 66 Georgia Tech 76, Kentucky 67 Lawrence 59 St Olaf 52 Ripon 91 Carleton 67 Bradley 79, Tulsa 59 Marquette 98 UW-Milwaukee 67 Calvin 96, Kalamazoo 92 Temple 66. Navy 59 St.

Francis 54. Siena 52 Texas 83, Baylor 59 Tennessee 57, Vanderbilt 55 Florida 86. Tulane 79 Swarthmore 58, Stevens Tech 52 Arkansas State 81, Christian Broth for one touchdown each and Set 3 Bowl three to Byrd tor one touchdown each, and rd wlth 48 attempts, Lothridge kicked all four extra ann sei Drummond of George attempts for yards. Bork Washington for one score and aicn scorpd on a two-vard run The South defense was hard toksed tw0 ,0 Paul, pass 4 10 10 9 12 15 ridge of Georgia Tech passed Denison 81. Adrian up two more with his Ohio Wesleyan 62.

American Uni- Munson passed 10 yards to aerials as he completed 20 of 27 67 u-i a it 68 St. Josephs. Ind pressed to Stop a North rally led of I owa for snnthpr Hk rebounds while Munson of Utah state jn R'ause of from iBork- a five-yard run with thp final nprind altempt ten mcom- an interception and a six-yard FTM: La Crone 10, Superior 12 Officials Bob Donch. Duluth Don Stephan, Duluth. i Geary speared 12 of 31 for Aquinas made 22 of 64 shots for .344 and 17 of 25 free throws; Pacelli connected on 24 of 55 field goal attempts for .436 Butler 95 Valparaiso 84 Evansville 97.

Depauw 53 PRO Cincinnati 125, New York 116 Philadelphia 123, Baltimore 113 HIGH SCHOOL S-evens Point Pacelli 72. La The Tech All-America was at- the final period. Lothridges touchdown pass came on one of the most unusual plays in Senior Bowl history. plete in the end zone as game ended. Cashton 61.

Melrose 33 Mauaton 70. Rovail 64 scamper. He also set up two touchdowns with long kickoff returns. Snell scored four touchdowns. He plunged a yard on each of St.

Joseph's 82. NYU 76 St. Bonaventure 97 Duquesr.e 95 Duke 91. North Carolina St. 70 Ball State 98 Kent State 69 Wagner 89, Hartwick 73 Wittenberg 87, Susquehanna 46 South Carolina 70.

Virginia 62 Davidson 93. West Virginia 82 Youngstown 71. Marietta 50 St. John 84, Syracuse 71 North Carolina 78. Notre Dame 68 Fordham 65, Iona 61 Louisville 69, Memphis State 57 Kings 87.

Montclair 69 Miami iFla 105, Rhode Island 88 Connecticut 73, Manhattan 57 Lafayette 82. Rutgers 74 and Warriors Rap UWM 98-67, Flynn Hits 32 MILWAUKEE (AP) Marquette crushed cross-town rival Wisconsin-Milwaukee 98-67 Saturday night behind the shooting of sophomore Tom Flynn who poured in 32 points. It was the fourth victory of the season and 21st straight in the series which finds UW-M without a triumph. Marquette raced to a 10-1 lead before Denny Kocs scored a basket for the undermanned Cardinals after six minutes of play. Marquette led at the half, 45-20.

Kocs paced the UW-M attack with 15 points while guard Marty Harrison hit 13 for the Cardinals who have a 1-8 mark Marquette is 4-6. Reserve guard Jim Poulsen hit 12 points and forward John Stone scored 11 for the who cleared their bench. Burrell was chosen the tempting to make the Senior game's outstanding player first field goal in the sec- well as the top back, TD smashes th8'74Scpater5on75st 54 and Miami tackle Dan Connors and yards for the other two was chosen the South's out- Bork and hls R.chmond er. Th, cn.dei es standing lineman Northern Illinois teammate Munson was voted the JIufh, Kohrschneider, were se- outstanding back and Krause, as back and corneir 7 Monmouth es an end, the outstand- kneman, respectively. Rohi- Bowling oreen 79 ing lineman schneider caught 10 passes for Nonhwood 99 Detroit Tech 79 The expected passing duel be- 207 tween Mira and Jack Concan- Southw Queens 54 CCNY 53 Massachusetts 92.

Brendets 58 Delaware 75. 70 Adelphi 91, New York Tech 75 STATISTICS non of Boston College failed to materialize. Both teams had to 64 pass in a rain which grew heavi- 25 er as the game progressed and -26 3 Concannon was unable to make 15 headway against it. North South ridge kick). 15 pass from Mira (Lothridge kick).

First Down ishing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Wllliarrctte 67. Humboldt State 64 Pasadena College 39. Sacramento State 35 Lovola. New Or'eans 105 31 Kv 88 249 1JL 317 23-33 4 2-41 1 96 Miami (O 86. Western Michigan 77 Xavier 103.

Dayton 94 Oklahoma City 101. Creighton 85 Lenoir Rhyne 95. Wofford 79 Virginia Military 83. Florida State 72 Hamltne 81 Stout 51 Arkansas AMA-N 79 Prairie View 75 Georgia Southern 86. Carson-New- maii 78 Valdosta 86 Taylor 72 Louisiana State 81.

Georgia 63 Wichita 67. Drake 49 Lovola Chicago 127. Morehead State 85 State College Iowa 70. Northern Illinois 59 Villa Madonna 92 Pikeville 88 Boston Univ 71. Northeastern 61 lot i St Michael's 77 American International 71 East Tenessee 38.

Austin Peat 37 Hardm-Simmons 78. Eastern Mexico 60 Indiana (Pa.) State 85 St Vincent Pa.) 79 William and Marv 66 Furman 60 George Washington 77 Georgetown 69 Milwaukee Allen-Bradley 109 Platte- vilie 94 Texas 75, Southern Methodist 61 St Peter's 94. Seton Hall 93 Alabama 83. Mississippi 77 Houston 81. Yale 59 I Lamar Tech 120 S'ate 86 1 St.

Louis 84. North Texas State 65 Augsburg 66. St Thomas 65 Minnesota Duluth 71. Minn. 63 St.

Minn. 67, 'Minn 66 Mankato 62 Bemidji 61 Nebraska Wesleyan 76 Colorado Mines 48 Auburn 64, Mississippi S'ate 63 foti DePaul 99, Wes'ern Kentuckv 82 LaSalle 61 Penn 58 Car.isius 98 Boston College 82 Stetson 75 Macalester Co lege 71 Seattle 100 Arizona State U. 96 South Dakota 81 Oshkosh 77 Oklahoma 65 63 (oO Slippery Rock 86, Califern.a iPa 1. Check camber, caster, toe-in 2. Check complete front-end suspension for loose or broken parts 3.

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70-64 non-conference victory and pionship. The semi-windup South Martin pass ro extencj j(S perfect record to 7-0. features the World Champions Lothridge (Lothridge kick) The Golden Eagles led Royall Colored Tag Team, Most Pre- South Burrell 6 run (Loth-j as the game headed i nt0 cious and Fantastic ridge kick) vs. the last three minutes, then Amando Rodriquez and Bobby h-Drummond 10 pass awav t0 win sbt Gary Kappe, SuppMorting from Munson (Krause SOUTH STANDOUT Ode Burrell, Mississippi State star, runs for yardage for the South against North defenders in the Senior Bowl game Saturday in Mobile, Ala. Burrell scored twice and was voted the game's outstanding player as the South defeated the North Telephoto.

North- 2 pass from Munson Krause kick). Attendance 37.094. STATISTICS North South 20 First Downs 15 120 Rushing Yardage 151 249 Passing Yardage 117 10-48 Passes 9-20 1 Passes Intercepted 1 5-31 6 Punts 3-41 3 1 Fumbles Lost 2 40 Yards Penalized 78 Ripley was Mauston's star will feature the girl stars, Hon- again with 30 points. Rich Rol- ey Bear vs. Penny Walton and iins made 13 for Mauston.

Tiger Jack LaRue vs. the well- Jim Farmer tallied 17 to top known TV favorite, Dick the south Royall, followed by Bob Birk- This is the biggest holz with 12 and Mason show ever seen in La 10. Mauston won the game and advance tickets will 45,43 be on sale at the Auditorium beginning Monday, January 6 Royall 16 18 13 17 12 18 ABDUL IBN AHMAD (MOST PRECIOUS) FREE INSTALLATION Clamps, Hangers, mufflers, tailpipes CAR SERVICE Sreofl down 6 to payf good year Service Store 6th Street Across from Cathedral.