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it 1 t1 Mm Clips mm inform nasha Tip Saturday, January 8, 1966 Page 17 Cage Scores Reider Hils 36 to Throttle Neenah Quint X' m-'-M I FLYING TACKLE North linebacker Don Hansen of Illinois makes a flying tackle that connected to hold Heisman trophy winner Mike Prep, College State College THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Beloit 47, Knox 57 Dominican 93, Concordia, 10 Eau Clair 107, Whitewater 2 La Crosse 72, Stevens Point 71 Millikin 99, Carroll 71 Oshkosh 79, Superior 77 St. Norbert 99, Lawrence 71 Stout 57, Platteville 54 Wisconsin Prep By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee Riverside 92, Milwaukee Lincoln 87 Milwaukee Plus 56, Milwaukee Marquette 39 Milwaukee Don Bosco 73, Kenosha St. Milwaukee Cathedral 72, Whitefish' Bay Dominican 58 Milwaukee Don Bosco 73, Kenosha St, Joseph 65 Milwaukee Washington 77, Milwaukee Juneau 55 Milwaukee Marshall 89, Milwaukee Pulaski 78 Milwaukee Boys' Tech 75, Milwaukee Bay View 72 Milwaukee Lutheran 63, Milwaukee Concordia 56, overtime Milwaukee Custer 72, Milwaukee West o7 Milwaukee King 67, Milwaukee South 49 Racine St. Catherine 67, Waukesha Memorial 50 Green Bay West 57, Oshkosh 50 Green Bay East 54, Green Bay Southwest 49 i Sheboygan' South 54, Green Bay Preble 51 Manitowoc Sheboygan North 36 Fond du Lac 57, Appleton 50 Madison East 58, Madison Central 40 Beloit 52, Janesvllle 47 Beaver Dam 85, West Bend 84 Portage 96, Sauk Prairie 73 Wauwatosa East 84, West All is Central 76 1 Cedarburg 51, Brookfield East 41 1 Port Washington 85, Sussex 58 Oconomowoc 84, Granville 48 Greenfield 82, St. Francis 55 Muskego 80, Oak Creek 53 Elmwood 76, Boyceville 47 Grafton 81, Kewaskum 63 North Fond du Lac 66, Pewaukee 60 Germantown 79, Campbellsport 68 i Lake 78, Slinger 68 Wirmeconne 78, Denmark 55 Bareboo 73, Richland Center 46 Waukesha 89, Cudahy 68 Port Edwards 45, Westfleld 40 Lancaster 64, Boscobel 43 Platteville 82, Prairie du ClXen 53 Darlington 54, Mount Horeb 51 Cuba City 62, Mineral Point 51 Iowa-Grant '64, West Grant 50 -Dodgevllle 65, Muscoda 41 Benton 88, Potosl 73 Shullsburg 53, Hazel Green 48 Bloomlngton 66, cassvuie ii Mauston 74, Nekoosa 73 Eau Claire North 60, Wausau 54 Antigo 66, Merrill 65 Wittenberg 67, Marion 52 Gresham 56, Rosholt 51 Colby 82, Nelllsvllle 46 Wild Rose 66, Plalnfield 56 Granton 59, Spencer 50 Waupaca 93, Amherst 63 Stratford 58, Auburndale 57 Plttsville 93, Edgar 73 Eagle River 57, Florence 33 Minocqua Lakeland 61, Tomahawk 58 Thorp 62, Owen-Withee 54 Schofleld 59, Marshfield 58 Winter 80, Tripoli 36 Bear Oreek 63, Tigerton 53 Rninelander 66, Wisconsin Rapids 63 Three Lakes 67, Crandon 59 White Lake 84, Blrnamwood 62 Loyal 64, Abbotsford 50 Moskiee 69, Medford 62 Park Falls 67, Phillips 50 Hariland S7 Burlington St.

Mary's 55 Osceola 73, Grantsburg 58 Frederic 70, St. Croix Falls 63 Unify 65, Webster 45 Luck 78, Amery 51 Racine Horlick 60, Racine Park 56 Kiel 56, Sheboygan Falls 48 Oostburg 70, Valders 54 New Holstein 99, Kohler 48 Chilton 84, Cedar Grove 76 Plymouth 83, Elkhart Lake 51 Gibraltar 82, Southern Door 72 Mlshlcot 78, Luxemburg 45 Casco 71, Sevastopol 63 Milwaukee University 87, Beaver Dam Wayland 61 La Crosse Central 73, Chippewa Falls 64 Eau Claire Memorial 75, La Crosse Logan 71, three overtimes Hblmen 76, Trempealeau 53 Arcadia 49, West Salem 47 Bangor 92, Gale-Ettrick 50 Onalaska 105, Melrose-Mindoro 72 Cochrane-Fountaln City 77, Blair 62 leva-Strum 65, Augusta 56 Osseo 69, Alma Center 67 Whitehall 87, Independence 51 i Alma 86, Pepin 36 Taylor 71, Gilmanton 52 Fairchlld 58, Arkansaw 49 Sparta 80, Vlroqua 79, overtime Black River Falls 76, Tomah 62 Weston 63, Cashton 59 Royall 85, Brook wood 76 New Lisbon 70, Westby 62 Hillsboro 82, Klckapoo 62 La Farge 57, Barneveld 53 Mondovl 61, Menomonie 59 East De Pere 68, Algoma 59 Pulaski 57, Oconto Falls 56 Kewaunee 86, Bonduel 49 West Pere 69, Seymour 58 Oconton 69, Sturgeon Bay 56 Marinette 74, Crlvlti 73 Reedsvllle 64, Brlllion 50 Hllberg 77, Wrlghtstown 46 Second-Rated Cafs Nip Indians, 57-50 4 in the Hula Bowl Friday. upi Tejephoto Johnny Persol Upsets Johnson; Big Buster Wins NEW YORK (AP) Harold Johnson, more exciting in defeat than he's been in most of his winning fights, probably will get a return shot at conqueror Johnny Persol in Madison Square Garden Jan. 28. Persol, 25, and 12 years younger than the former light heavyweight champion from Philadelphia, won an upset, close, but unanimous decision in a lively 10-rounder at the Garden Friday night.

In other fights, 260-pound Buster Mathis dropped Chuck Wep-nef, 217, of Bayonne, N.J., with a short right in the first round and then went on to stop the battered and bleeding Jerseyite in 1:58 of the third round of a six rounder. Thompson Leads Women Keglers NEENAH Amis Thompson led the Commercial Girls' League at Lakeroad Lanes with a 191 single and Bev Mikich had a 519 set with a 184 high mark. Gail Manthie fired a 188, Joyce Burden had a 180, Vicki Wia-trowski and Dorothy Hinz notched 178s, Bev McClellan- and Rita Lornson posted 176s; Alma Dombrowski cracked 173 and Connie Newton hit a 172. Bret's Mistake and Manier Ins. lead the league with 34-14 The Ladies Food League at Lakeroad Lanes was headed by Ginny Pierce with a 182, Milly Stange had a 181, Jan Koerner fired a 174, Mary Bu-bolz posted a 177 and Ginny Jos-si came in with a 172.

Steffin Sparlts 59-52 Victory Over Truckers MID-EASTERN STANDINGS Menasha 4 1 Shawano 2 3 Neenah 4 1 New London 2 3 Kimberly 4 1 Cllntonville 1 4 Kaukauna 2 1 Two Rivers 1 4 MENASHA A fast finish gave the Menasha Bluejays a 59-52 win over Clintonville on Friday night at the Menasha High gym, after the Jays had sputtered and stalled through most of the game. Don Steffin was the key man for Coach Barry Ewald's crew. The big forward hit 25 points and pulled down 24 rebounds, with Wayne Domkowski next on 18 counters. Mike Pasch paced the Truckers with 16 tallies. Menasha outrebounded the visitors better than two to one, but missed several easy shots, as they appeared rusty after the holiday layoff.

Clintonville jumped off to an 18-11 lead in the first quarter, as Pasch pumped in four buckets to spark the Truckers. Steffin and Domkowski canned 10 of the Jay's 11 points in the same period. The Bluejays still trailed 32-28 at halftime, with Domkowski and Mike Knoll doing the major share of scoring. Jays Lead Menasha took a 4542 edge in the third period as Domkowski, Steffin and Tom Vanderhyden came through. Pasch and Gary Millard the Truckers in the same quarter.

Clintonville came back to forge ahead 51-50 late in the final quarter, but then Steffin notched a bucket and dropped in a trio of gift tosses to put the Jays in front for keeps. The win gives Menasha a share of first place in the Mid- Eastern loop, with Neenah and Kimberly on 4-1 records. The Bluejays travel to Kaukauna on Friday for their next contest. Menasha's JV's won oyer Clin-' tonville 59-51 as Steve Jansen paced the' winners "with 17 points. Menasha (59) Cllntonville (52) 9 ft tp fg ft tp Steffin 9 7 25 Pasch 0 16 Alvadj 0 11 Stelnke 5 111 Jansen 113 Kirchner 2 15 O'kowski 6 4 IS Dleck 12 4 Vderhyden 2 2 4 Korb 3 1 7 Knoll 2 0 4 Millard 4 19 Nelson 10 2 21 17 S9 23 52 Menasha 11 17 17 14 St Clintonville II 14 It 1052 Team Fouls: Menasha 12, Clintonville 19.

Michigan Beats Wisconsin 79-44 MADISON (UPD-The Michigan swimming team, last year's Big Ten runnerup, beat the University of Wisconsin 79-44 Friday night. Wisconsin Sophomore Bill Swano, the Badgers' only winner, took both the 200 and 500 yard free style events. The meet's only other double winner was Michigan diver Bruce Brown who won at heights of one and three meters. AT'O TtanMstatiraSi IVMI Controlled EXTERNAL HEATER ft www, 1 tf ON GARRETT Garrett of Southern California The North wori 27-26. West rally behind Jerry Tagge'g 23 points to take a 42-37 decision.

Oshkosh, which trailed 25 17 at. half, paced by Craig Preston's 13 and Al Janke's 12. Next Friday night, the Indians host second place Sheboygan South. Game time is 8:10 with the JV preliminary at 6:30. Oshkosh (50) West (57) fg ft tp fg ft tp K'schmtdt 2 15 Ro.

W'tphal 4 3 11 Seibold 7 8 22 Gutzman 6 3 15 Erickson .4 0 8 Anderson 4 3 11 Englund 5 1 11 R. W'stphal 4 19 Spanbauer 0 1 1 Conifl 0 0 0 Zriny 113 Obula 12 4 Johnston 3 1 7 19 12 50 22 13 57 Oshkosh 14 9 14 13-50 West II 18 17 11-57 Total Fouls: Oshkosh 14, West 16. FTM: Oshkosh 9, West 4. Berndt Hits Men's High NEENAH Bill Berndt blasted a 627 series and a 268 single to pace the Pen and Hammer League at Lakeroad Lanes. Don Wessel rolled a 219, Bob Boegh hit a 215, Earl Erb fired a 214, Jack Eckelaert had a 212, Larry Althaus notched a 208, Hap Voissem toppled a 210, Stan Bye and Lyle Jenks posted 207's, Jim St.

Louis hit a 203 and Francis Mulvey spilled a 171 tripli-'cate. Thoma Electric leads the league with a mark. Slim Edge Matte, who had thrown only one pass as a pro, stepped in when the Colts lost their ace quarterback, Johnny Unitas, and his Gary Cuozzo, in the final two weeks of the season. "Matte has been tremendous," Shula said. "The way he has come through has lifted the whole team.

Every guy wants to put in a little extra. It has given us a lot of drive." With Matte leading the team, Baltimore beat Los Angeles 20-17 and carried. Green Bay into overtime in playoff for the Western Conference championship before losing 13-10. Also Buying i New London 42, two Rivers 59 Crystal Falls, 78, Niagara 59 Kenosha Bradford 71, Kenosha Tremper 57 Madison West 61. Madison La Follette 34 'Orfordville 49, Blenchardvllle 27 Juda 67, Mortticello 65 New Glarus 72, redhead 61 Elkhorn 72, Lake Geneva 67 Walworth 66, Delavan-Darien 61 Burlington 87, Mukwonago 59 Wllmot 79, East Troy 60 Harvard, 88, Beloit Catholic 42-Nortlr Boone, 60, Beloit Turner 46 Williams Bay 77, Mukwonago Norrls 40 Lake Geneva Northwestern 61, Palmyra 59 Clinton 96, Delavan Deaf 56 Monona Grove 74, Stoughton 48 Monroe 85, Mlddleton 62 South Wayne 98, Belleville 76 -Albany 75, Argyle 66 Jefferson 74, 'Fort Atkinson 70 Edgerton 90, Sun Prairie 79 -Gratiot 83, Belmont 59 Adams-Friendship 71, Mauston Madonna 47 Almond 79, Necedah 66 Randolph 84, Cambria 47 Rio 67, Princeton 34 Markesan 62, Fall River 52 iRosedale 75, Brandon 66 Lowell-Reeseville 56, Hustlsford 54 Montello 63, Pardeevllle 63, tie Lomira 85, Green Lake 59 Oakfleld 60, Winnebago Lutheran 47 Blue River 64, Seneca 50 North Crawford 95, Wauzeka 53 Waterford 54, Hartford 53 Waupun 75, Horicon 72 Columbus 63, Mayville 48 Ripon Berlin 57 Dserfleld 79, De Forest 71 Lodi 87, Oregon 60 Evansville 80, Verona 78 Waterloo 103, Juneau 65 McFarland 87, Johnson Creek 72 Lake Mills 71, Cambridge 52 Lakeside Lutheran 70, Wisconsin Heights 33 Poynette 44, Marshall 43 Milton Union 62, Waunakee 44 Reedsburg 97, Wisconsin Dells 92 Mauston 74, Nekoosa 73 Fennimore 58, River Valley 48 Superior 98, Duluth, Cathedral 70 Superior Cathedral 82, Bessemer, 35 Ashland 82, Maple 58 Milwaukee Notre Dame Milwaukee Jordan 53 Milwaukee Messmer 87, Sturtevant St.

Bonaventure 42 West Allis Hale 73, West Milwaukee 54 Freedom 72, Hortonville 61 Omro 43, Shlocton 42 Plum City 83, Somerset 44 St. Croix Central 76, Prescott 59 Cumberland 55, Chetek 50 River Falls 92, Colfax 51 Clear Lake 71, Clayton 52 Siren 50, Shell Lake 42 Klmberly 85, Neenah 81 loia-ScandinavIa 65, Wautoma 40 Menasha 59, CKntonvllle 52 nkanawa 71, Weyauwega 64 Hales Corners 61, New Berlin 58 Wausaukee 73, Suring 42 Peshtigo 76, Lena 44 Marathon 85, Athens 59 College, University By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Columbia 77, Dartmouth 72 Princeton 61, Yale 55 Cornell 96, Harvard 80 Perm 91, Brown 57 Rhode Island 97, Vermont 63 SOUTH Florida St. Washington Lee 867 Lynch burg 66 Alabama St. 113, Tuskegee 106 Roanoke 84, Catholic U. 72 W.

Va. State 86, Alderson Broaddus 68 MIDWEST Western Reserve 101, Case Tech 75 Carleton 75, Grinnell 62 North Dakota 87, South Dakota St. 81 Beloit 67, Knox 57 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 97, Arkansas Tech 83 Hardin-Simmons 107, Houston Baptist 72 FAR WEST UCLA 79, Oregon St. 35 Brigham Young 95, Arizona St. 81 Southern Cal.

92, Oregon 66 Utah 87, Arizona 78 Weber St. 100, Idaho 96 Utah St. 83, Portland U. 75 Gonzaga 93, Idaho St. 86 San Francisco St.

58, Cal Aggies 57 even avoided makeup especially after he personally scrubbed her face and hair. "I told him I would do everything he would want me she said. "And he told me I would have to do what his leader told him, and that the leader said I was embarrassing the nation." The Ali Mohamtneds as they were called in court gave two accounts of how they were married. Sonji said they were discussing marriage while driving to a Muslim convention in California A attempts. West posted a commendable 41.5 average on 22 of 53 from the floor.

Scoring Balance Bob Kloss Wildcats featured balanced scoring from four of its five starters. Noted for its defensive prowess, West held Oshkosh well below its average per game output of 63 points. Six foot one forward Dennis Gutzman's 15 points topped West scoring. Guard Jim Anderson and pivot Rob Westphal were next in line with 11 each. Westphal's twin brother Russ, also 6-foot-5, pushed in nine points.

Oshkosh's held the spotlight almost throughout the game as the senior workhorse not only dumped in 22 points despite the keyed up West defense, but also played the final 14 minutes nursing four fouls. Hit for 11 Senior forward Jim Englund followed Seibold on the Oshkosh books with 11 points. Co-captain guard Bruce Erickson added eight for the Oshkosh squad, The junior varsity contest saw- NEENAH Two high scoring squads met head-on at Kimberly on Friday night and when the smoke had cleared, it was the Kimberly Papermakers. on top of the Neenah The game was a see-saw battle all the way, with Kimberly ahead by eight points in the third quarter and Neenah in front by six in the final period. John slick Papermaker guard was the difference, hitting 36 points to pace both teams in scoring and setting up another dozen buckets with smooth passing.

However, Gary VanCuyk was tbe player that snuffed out the Rockets in the final two minutes, as he canned the last nine points for Coach Gene Mason's Dan Jankowski paced the Neenah scoring with 23 points, Larry Handler hit 17 and Jim Koep-ke came up with 15, while Gary Losse canned 12. The Rockets outshot the Papermakers from the floor, 35 buckets io 33, but Kimberly had 19 free throws against 11 for Neenah. i 'J The first quarter ended 18-18 as each Neenah starter hit at least one bucket, while Reider sparked the Papermakers with nine points. Jankowski, Losse and Pete Kuehl put the Rock ets ahead 40-36 at halftime, with Losse doing some fine feeding to set up the scores. Reider and Ken Fries did most of the scoring for Kimberly.

The Papermakers took an eight point lead mid-way in the third period as Reider, Bob Van-Gompel and Gary Gossens found the range. Neenah was led by Jankowski and Koepke, but trailed 63-58 at the end of the quarter. Rockets Rally The Rockets came on with a rush in the fourth quarter to tie it 67-67 with 5:50 to go, then forged ahead as Handler and Losse dropped in a pair of buckets. Jankowski came up with another I two pointer and Neenah appeared to have the Kmv berly on the run. Reider sank two driving shots to put Kimberly back in, before Jinv Fetters dunked one from outside for Neenah.

The Rockets were in front 77-76 with 2:30 to go, when VanCuyk came up with a two pointer to take the lead. Fetters hit a free throw and Handler came through with a bucket to put Neenah on top 81-80, with just over a minute to go. VanCuyk then put the kiss of on the Rockets, as he dropped in a bucket and three free throws, to make it 85-81. Neenah's JVs bit the dust on Friday night, falling to Kimberly 61-39. Neenah (81) Kimberly (85) fg It tp fg ft tp Koepke 6 3 15 Frits 3 3 9 Handler 8 1 17 Gossens 5 1 11 Kuehl '3 0 6 Van Cuyk 6 5 17 Losse 5 2 12 Reider 15 6 36 Neubauer 2 1 5 Van G'pel 3 4 10 Jankowski 10 3 23 W'enberg 1 0 2 Fetteri 113 35 11 81 33 19 85 Neenah 18 31 IS 23-81 Kimberly IS 18 27 2285 Team Fouls: Neenah 21, Kimberly 13.

Fouled Out: Jankowski, Neenah Fourth Quarter. Wife Sonji when Miami Muslim Samuel X. Saxon turned around and said: "Since we have our own laws, why don't we marry right now." She said she and Clay repeated "I wed thee" three times, and it was done. Clay said they were wed in a Miami hotel room, and he gave her a ring. Both agreed they were united by a justice of the peace 16, -1964 in Gary, It lasted less than a year.

Clay filed for annulment or divorce June 23, 1965. her clothes fit too tightly. UPI Telephoto lllliSilltW FRVC STANDINGS G.B. West 8 0 Appleton 4 4 Sheb. South 6 2 G.B.

East 2 6 Manitowoc i 6 2 G.B. Preble 2 6 Fond du Lac 5 3 Sheb. North 2 6 Oshkosh 4 4 G.B. S'west 0 8 FRIDAY RESULTS West 57, Osh-kosh 50; Fond du Lac 57, Appleton 50; Manitowoc 62, North 36; East 54, Southwest 49; South 54, Preble 51. GAMES NEXT FRIDAY South at Oshkosh, Appleton at East, West at North, Fond du Lac at Southwest, Mani-, towoe at Preble.

GREEN BAY Oshkosh High School a king-sized scare into WisconsinVsecond ranked prep team here Friday1 night when the Indians hosed within two points of powerful Green Bay West with two minutes and 21 seconds remaining to play be fore falling by a 57-50 count. It was the Oshkosh team's fourth defeat in eight Fox River Valley Conference starts, while the host Wildcats marked their) eighth straight victory. 'After breaking away to a 14- 11 advantage in the first period the Indians suffered a disastrous second quarter. The sec- ond saw only ace Greg Seibold's nine points go on the boards and West forged ahead to take a 29-i 23 halftime lead. i Close Finale Green Bay's unbeaten Cats maintained five to eight point leads throughout the third stanza until in the last period the Indians narrowed the margin to 52-50 on a Seibold freethrow.

At that point, it seemed as though Coach Don Erickson's Indians had West on the run, but bad breaks and overanxiety put them scoreless for the remainder of the game and West notched another win on its conference- leading record. Seibold High Oshkosh's Seibold, the Valley's number one scorer, led the valiant Indian effort with 22 points. The 6foot-4 eager also pulled off a game-high total of nine rebounds. Hitting only three of 14 shots "i in the fateful second frame, Osh-' kosh posted a game percentage of 30.0 on 19 field goals in 59 Baltimore Coach Figures Cowboys Have MIAMI (AP) The Dallas Cowboys are a 3V4-point favorite over the injury-hit Baltimore Colts in Sunday's Playoff Bowl football game, and Colt Coach Don Shula Lj not inclined to argue with the odds. "You have to figure the Cowboys as favorites," the Baltimore skipper said today.

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Sonji, 26-year-old ex-model, said she still loved the champ arid had tried to live up to the demanding strictures of his Muslim religion. 'But Clay, 23, suing as Mohammed Ali, said Sonji wore tight dresses and makeup and even used strong language, all contrary to his faith. He was particularly unhappy about a blue denim suit she wore in Maine when he fought Sonny Liston. "You could see all of her," Clay told the Circuit Court. "You could see the seams of her underwear.

You could see the labels. Tight pants around all those men was wrong." On cross-examination, her lawyer held up the suit, an exhibit for and asked the judge if it would be all right for. her to slip into it during a recess. don't think that is necessary," said Judge Harold Spaet. "The cour has a vivid imagination." He Bought It Sonji told a different story.

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