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Crosse Tribune, Sunday, January 23, 1972 Fiore For Fiore Nick Fiore has replaced Tony Fiore as football coach at Eau Claire Regis. Nick, younger brother of Tony, attended La Crosse State University from 1966 through 1969 and has been assistant this past fall. Tony will retain his head basketball coaching job and also take over as the athletic director. His Regis grid teams fashioned a 27-15-2 record in five seasons, the only losing mark coming his first year. The 29-year-old Nick compete in athletics at La Crosse State, although he was assistant swimming coach one season.

He played football while in the service. Wood Leaves Gap The departure of No. 24 leaves a gap in the Green Bay Packer defensive secondary. No. 24 is veteran Willie Wood, who will join the San Diego Chargers as an assistant coach.

It will be hard to view the Packer secondary without seeing little Willie coming in fast and slicing down a runner with his ankle tackles. But he has given Green Bay fans 12 good years and you ask much more than that. departure punctures another hole in an otherwise already holy (not saintly) secondary. Coach Dan Devine is working on the problem of filling safety spot, but admits just reworking some of his personnel and kicking around the pro football draft and some trades. just honestly know who likely to have there next said Devine.

the possibility that A1 Mathews will be moved there. The whole secondary has to be reworked. Actually we have four guys (Ken Ellis, Mathews, Charlie Hall and Doug Hart) who can play the comer. A1 Randolph is definitely a Concerning the drafting of defensive secondary personnel, Devine said: safe to assume not going to get both a comerback and a safety out of the draft. You may get one or the other, if lucky, but probably not About Wood, Devine had kind words.

easy to remove Willie name from our personnel all you have to do is slide his card out of its slot. But another thing to physically replace him in the Watt Unwanted Adrian decision to quit the U. S. ski jumping team comes as no surprise. He has been a problem to ski officials for the last few years and has been a troublemaker to coach Lloyd (Snoball) Severud and team director Jim Balfanz most of this past year.

Although he ranked fourth going into this competition at Leavenworth, Watt given much of a chance to make the final five-man U.S. Olympic squad, which will jump at Sapporo, Japan. The top three jumpers will automatically qualify and the coaches will select the remaining two. Watt said ski officials not taking an individual for what he is worth. Team morale is so low that jumpers have been unable to concentrate on Balfanz denied allegations and said Watt was the person responsible for any morale problems.

is our considered opinion that the reason for a drop in team morale has been the presence of Watt. He has been cancerous to the jumping team, and glad he has removed himself because we were getting ready to do said Balfanz. One of the complaints of is the addition of Greg Swor to the U.S. team, although he qualify in the top 10 after the first two pre-olympic trial jumps. Swor was retained because of the talent he showed last year and the U.S.

coaches decided they would go along with him a little longer hoping he would snap out of his slump. think it became apparent to Watt that some of our young jumpers are beginning to beat him said Balfanz. saw the handwriting on the wall and chose to stir up a ruckus rather than wait to be beaten Slim Pick in's University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire coach Ken Anderson has done it again. A college basketball recruiter with few peers, Anderson landed two prize packages at the semester break with the enrolment of two former all-state players, Randy Wade and Jeff Ellenson. Wade, a 6-5 high scoring prep from Omro, transferred from Marquette.

He was one of the leading scorers on the Warrior frosh team a year ago and had landed a berth on coach A1 varsity before withdrawing. Ellenson, a 6-8 all-stater in 1965 from Eau Claire Memorial, starred three years at the University of Minnesota-Duluth and has a year of ineligibility remaining. Robert (Kootch) Carroll is at it again. Carroll has added basketball to his Stars of Tomorrow program and will hold the first annual cage tournament for boys in grades six, seven, eight and nine March 10,11 and 12 be separate tournaments for each grade and be co-sponsored by the Recreational Committee of the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce and the city recreation department, headed by Euey Fry. baseball tournaments have drawn national attention.

Brooks Robinson was asked if the Baltimore Orioles would miss Frank leadership ability (he was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers). Lions' Walker Vows Vengeance (From Sports Dispatches) Wayne Walker, Detroit linebacker, peeved at Minnesota Viking quarterback Gary Cuozzo for his attempt to throw a long TD pass in the final seconds of a game against the Detroit Lions: I have to play until 40 years old, get him (Cuzzo). So help me, get Claude Osteen, Los Angeles pitcher, on the proposed trade that would have sent him to the Angels with two other players: not sure which is more insulting being offered in a trade or turning it George Halas, owner of the Chicago Bears, on wide receiver Dick accusation that Halas disliked him: individual I hated in my 76-plus years was Adolf Norman Russell, junior center at Oklahoma City University, on the advantage of being tall: can see Arnold Palmer putt, for one Colonel Edmund Edmondson, executive director of the U.S. Chess Federation, on the forthcoming matches between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky, in which each player is allowed three delays for illness opponents usually get Delany Paces Ripon Victory NORTHFIELD, Minn. (AP) Ripon College connected on 58 per cent of its floor shots and got a career-high performance from Mike Delany to smother Carleton, 83-56 in Midwest College basketball Saturday afternoon.

Delany scored 31 points and picked off 15 rebounds, helping Ripon, 4-2, to a 44-24 edge off the boards. Herb Fritch scored 19 points for Carleton, now 2-5. Larry Costello, head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks: had a tremendous season last year, but if we come back and do it exactly the same again this time, everyone comes around and asks wrong. wrong? wrong, what. still the champions and we will be until somebody beats us, which they yet, when Joe Paterno, Penn State football coach: once told my wife that if I ever needed a brain transplant, like to get the brain of a politician, since it would be best to have an unused Archie Clark, of the Baltimore Bullets: like the passing game, cutting, setting picks and moving without the ball.

Oh, I can shoot a 25-footer on occasion and not that bad. But, why shoot from 25 feet when you can get within 15 feet. I rarely force a shot. my philosophy and I practice what I Bill Russell, former pro cage star and now color man for pro basketball television game of the week, when asked if he was going to second-guess the players and coaches over TV: course I am. There are about 20 million fans out there second- guessing and I know more about the game than any of them.

So why I second-guess? If a player or coach makes a dumb move, going to say George Seals, of the Chicago Bears, on the running tactics of Green Bay rookie sensation John Brockington: hits hard and keeps coming at you over and over Jan Stenerud, placekicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, recalling the field goal he missed against the Miami Dolphins in the pro football playoffs this season which resulted in the elimination: something goes wrong in your business, you can work 15 hours a day and chances are you can get it straightened out. But different in athletics, just because you work hard that necessarily mean that be successful. no guarantee that have a good season in 1972, but going to try my Bolstad Bowls 569 At Coulee Jan Bolstad fired a 569 series in the Coulee Cryers League at the Coulee Golf Bowl. Mat Results HOLMEN 30, BROOKWOOD 20 90-Dan Douning (B) pinned Harold Becker 4:31 Klinkenberg (H) dec. Steve Mauman 13-1 Newton (H) dec.

Bob Haun 9-9 119-Mike Calhoun (B) dec. Dave Bratverg 4-2 Marking (H) dec. Bob Baker 8-7 Stu Spangler (H) dec. Dennis Kelly 9-4 138-Ken Niccum (H) pinned Bernle Kotton 2:55 Lamb (B) dec. Steve Pretaskl 9-4 155-Mark McKinney (H) dec.

Doug Path 4-0 Nossinger (B) won by forfeit Pretaski (H) drew Dave Luthe 5 Thiel (H) pinned Bill Hart 1:41 JV-Brookwood 10, Holmen 0 1 8 i 1 Bowling Honor Roll Brooks said: not going to follow a guy going to hit .220, got to produce every Prairie du Chien Campion basketball coach Don Gosz has landed a real prize to help promote his summer cage camp. Gail Goodrich, who is having a great season with the Los Angeles Lakers, will team with Don Nelson of the Boston Celtics as the camp headliners. Over 400 boys from seven states attended last camp. This sessions will run from June 25 to July 1, July 2 to 8, July 16 to 22 and July 23 to 29. Boys 10 through 18 years old are eligible to enroll.

WOMEN'S HIGH SERIES 667 Karen Jameston, Moonstones, Thursday Afternoon, South Lanes. 663 Jan Wieman, Koelbl's Bar, AF of Pla-Mor 657 Linda Smith, Horman Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowl. 648 Linda Smith, Horman's Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowl. 646 Jean Every, Starlings, Ladies Bird, South Lanes. 645 Sylvia Druschke, 600 Club, unknown, Pla-Mor.

642 Fern Severson, A. J. Ostreng Construction, Classic, Pla-Mor. 637 Lorna Farley, Sew 'N Sew, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 637 Janice Thompson, YBA Family Twosome, Sports Bowl.

637 Penny Mahlum, Dolly Madison, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 632 Jeanne Miller, A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 630 Fern Severson, A.

J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 624 Muggs Turner, Sew 'N Sew, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 624 Linda Smith, Bud's Mobil, Coulettes, Coulee Golf-Bowl. 620 Linda Smith, The Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes.

619 Sandy Carr, Topaz, Thursday Afternoon, South Lanes. 616 Linda Smith, Bud's Mobil, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl. 616 Karen Jamesson, Olson-Clason Pontiac, Ladies' Sports, Sports Bowl. 616 Vi Tanke, Erickson Bakery, Merchants, Pla-Mor. 615 Linda Smith, Horman Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowi.

613 Marion Deyo, Touslettes, Breakfast Club, Pla-Mor. 612 Barb Verhota, A. J. Ostreng, Classic, Pla-Mor. 608 Lucy Mulder, Coulee Golf Bowl, Ball and Chain, Coulee Golf Bowl.

608 Jeanann Hyslop, La Crosse Printing, Ball and Chain, South Lanes. 606 Marsha Givens, Sylvan Glen Supper Club, Ladies Winneshiek, South Lanes. 605 Jan Wieman, Koelbl's Bar, A.F.L., Pla-Mor. 605 Pat Norskog, Hl-Low, Scratch, South Lanes. 604 Rita Hafner, New Villa, Ladies Nite Owl, South Lanes.

604 Gerry Heilman, Mike's Wrecker Service, AF of Pla-Mor Lanes. 604 Polly Jung, The Keg, Ladies Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 603 Shirlee Siuggerud, Horman Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowl. WOMEN'S HIGH GAME 286 Karen Jamesson, Moonstones, Thursday Afternoon, South Lanes. 266 Linda Smith, Horman Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowl.

257 Shirlee Sjuggerud, Horman Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowl. 256 Linda Smith, The Keg, Ladies Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 256 Polly Jung, The Keg, Ladies Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 254 Carol Abraham, Hi-Lo's, Scratch, South Lanes. 251 Karen Jamesson, Olson-Clason Pontiac, Ladles Sport, Sports Bowl.

245 Jan Wieman, Koelbl's Bar, AF of Pla-Mor. 245 Janice Thompson, YBA Family Twosome, Sports Bowl. 244 Betty Meyer, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl. 244 Donna Steinmetz, Dolly Madison, Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 244 Jeanann Hyslop, Yo-Yo's, Scratch, South Lanes.

244-Linda Smith, The Boozers, Ladles' Scratch, South Lanes Kaplan, Country Club Couples, Pla Mor 243 Jan Wieman, Koelbl's Bar, A.F.L., Pla-Mor. MEN'S HIGH TEAM SERIES Beverage, Men's All- Star, South Lanes Beverage, Men's All- Star. South Lanes 3156-McCabe's Beverage Mart, Men's All-Star, South Lanes. Beverage Mart, Men's All-Star, South Lanes. Beverage Mart, Men's All Stars, South Lanes.

3134-McCabe's Beverage Mart, Men's All-Star, South Lanes. WOMEN'S HIGH TEAM GAME 1037 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies Classic, Pla-Mor. 980 Coulee Golf Bowl, Coulette League, Coulee Golf Bowl.

978 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 971 Koelbl's, Pocahontas, Sports Bowl. 960 A.

J. Ostreng, Ladies Classic, Pla- Mor. 955 Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 955 Sew Sew, Classic, Pla-Mor. 953 A.

J. Ostreng, Ladies Classic, Pla- Mor. 948 Bud's Mobil, Coulettes, Coulee REASON ENOUGH HALLAM. England (AP) A Midlands League soccer game had to be postponed when the players and referee discovered that someone had stolen the goal posts just before the kick off. Boys7 Club 757 In 66-34 Rout The Club had little trouble as it rolled to its 17th basketball win of the season, 66-34 over Holy Trinity.

The Club rolled to a 22-5 first quarter lead and kept up its torrid pace ir. the second quarter as the halftime score showed the Club ahead 38-10. The Club was led by a balanced scoring attack as Tom Brzowski and Steve Swanson each tallied 14, and Merle Strong added 11. Holy Trinity was paced by Frank Cougar, who took game honors, with 15 points. The Club takes its 17-2 record to Austin, today.

Holy Trinity 5 5 9 15-34 Club 22 16 20 8-66 Long Beach Tops Loyola CHICAGO (AP) With four players hitting in double figures, led by Ed Ratleff with 22 points, fourth-ranked Long Beach State breezed to its 15th basketball victory in 16 starts by defeating Loyola of Chicago 79 58 Saturday. Golf Bowl. 948 Bud's Mobil, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl 944 Huber's CItgo, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl. 942 The Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla- Mor Lanes. 936 The Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla- Mor Lanes.

933 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 931 Causeway Super Valu, Ladies Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 931 Miller Trucking, Merry Mixers, Shamrock Lanes.

929 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 929 Sew 'N Sew, Classic, Pla-Mor. 928 Sew 'N Sew, Classic, Pla-Mor.

924 Dolly Madison, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 922 Sew 'N Sew, Ladies' Classic, Pla- Mor. 914 Sam's Bar, Starlight, Sports Bowl. 914 Onie's Cafe, Coulette League, Coulee Golf Bowl. 914 Causeway Super Valu, Classic, Pla-Mor.

913 Super Valu, Ladies' Classic, Pla- Mor. 912 Keg, Classic, Pla-Mor. 911 Causeway Super Valu, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 910 A. J.

Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 909 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 907 Dolly Madison, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor.

906 Onie's Cafe, Coulette League, Coulee Golf Bowl. 906 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 904 Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor.

903 Mike's Wrecker Service, Ladies AF of Pla-Mor Lanes. 903 Coulee Golf Bowl, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl. 902 Keg, Classic, Pla-Mor. 901 Causeway Super Valu, Classic, Pla-Mor. 901 Madison, Ladies' Classic, Pla- Mor Lanes.

900 La Crosse Mobile Homes, Nlte Owls, South Lanes. 900 Builders, Coulee Cryers, Coulee Golf Bowl. WOMEN'S HIGH TEAM SERIES 2842 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes.

2828 A. J. Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 2714 A. J.

Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 2675 The Keg, Classic, Pla-Mor. 2667 Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. 2643 A. J.

Ostreng, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes. 2621 Bud's Mobil, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl. 2621 The Keg, Classic, Pla-Mor. 2619-Coulee Golf Bowl, Coulettes, Coulee Golf Bowl 'N Sew, Ladies'Classic, Pla- Mor Madison, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor 'N Sew, Classic, Pla-Mor. Ostreng, Ladies Classic, Pla- Mor Lanes 2608-Keg, Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor.

Ladies'Classic, Pla-Mcr. Pocahontas, Sports Bowl Ladies' Classic, Pla-Mor. MEN'S HIGH SERIES Zeisler, Pepsi Cola, Men's All- Star, South Lanes. Wais, Men's All Star, South Lanes. Engelbrecht, McCabe's Beverage Mart, Men's All-Star, South Lanes.

Heilman, National Gas, Men's Classic, Pla-Mor. 713-Glen Jones, Glenn's Supper Club, All-Star, South Lanes. Beadle, Men's Merchants, South Lanes Moen, Beadle-Ewing Men's All-Star, South Lanes. Swegel, Newburg's Men's Wear, Straightaway, South Lanes Engelbrecht, Bar, Classic, Pla-Mor. MEN'S HIGH GAME Jenkins, All-Star, South Lanes.

Zeisler, Pepsi Cola, Men's All- Star, South Lanes. Albrechtson, Southgate IGA, All-Star, South Lanes. White, Culp's Supper Club, All-Star, South Lanes. Lachman, Sports Tavern, Sports Bowl. Halverson, Commercial, Pla- Mor.

Marquardt, Vlasek's, Western Wisconsin All-Stars, Vlasek's. Wais, Men's All Star, South Lanes. Beadle, Men's Merchants, South Lanes. Wooden, Men's All-Star, South Lanes. MEN'S HIGH TEAM GAME Beverage, Men's All- Star, South Lanes Bar, Progressive, Pla- Mor.

Men's Classic, Pla- Mor. 1122-McCabe's Beverage, Men's All- Star, South Lanes Beverage, Men's All- Star, South Lanes John Bert Bell Winners Green Bay John Brockington (top) and New England Jim Plunkett were named winners of the Bert Bell Trophies for 1971 as the outstanding rookies in professional football. Both were unanimous choices. In a departure in the voting conducted among the Players of the National Football League, two men were honored one for each of the 13-team conferences. Pepsi, Tosa Collide At 'Y' Powerful Pepsi, running through the first half of the YMCA Basketball League schedule with a perfect 9-0 record, got upended by a determined Coney Island quint last Wednesday, but for the Cola cagers, this tilt could prove to be the more crucial of the two.

Coney Island, beaten in the first week of the season by Pepsi 67-60, turned the tables with almost the exact score, spilling the league leaders 66-61. Pepsi shackled ace Coney eager Gary Robarge to just one basket and a total of seven points, but Roger 24-point performance led to the upset. The Tosa Club handled Montgomery Wards 69-57 to move to a 9-1 record and a tie with Pepsi for the loop lead. That deadlock will not last, however, as the two powers collide head-on this Wednesday in what should be the most crucial game of the entire year. Another tough contest will pit Coney (7-3), which must win to keep alive any hopes of the crown, against a tenacious Jaycee squad (6-4).

In remaining action, (4-6) meets the La Crosse Cooler (0-10), Montgomery Wards (4-6) squares off against the Interstate Campgrounds (2-8) and Dairyland Power (6-4) eyes La Crosse Printing (3-7). The individual scoring race is hardly as exciting as Ace Stadthaus of the Jaycees holds 218 points in 10 games for a 21.8 average, well better than Ron second-place standing with 197. Off 91 729531 9 1 694 540 7 3648 591 6 4 583 576 6 4620532 4 6 612 604 46570 673 3 7 559590 2 8 476 574 0 10405675 GFGFTTP 10 89 40218 10 76 45197 9 69 43181 106841177 9 74 26 174 9 72 29 173 106543173 10 5823139 9 57 24 131 7 48 38 134 1048 36 132 9 59 12 130 9 5416124 10 43 42118 95016 116 1050 12112 84614106 8 38 29105 948 9 105 74023103 1044 13101 9 3820 96 10 35 12 82 63512 82 835 11 81 9 34 1280 Campgrounds DAiryla Chicago See Americas first indoor water skiing machine Boat See Pepsi Bottle Boat See fabulous Gun Fair January 28 thru February 6 Amphitheatre Admission: $2.00 Children: 75 cents Weekdays 2:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Saturdays 11:00 A.M.

to 11:00 P.M. Sundays to 7:00 P.M. Tickets available at all TACKETRQN outlets. LARRY BOLSTER Another addition of Chuck Rittey's Datsun to give you better service. Free milti-check.

Free Road test, free estimates, free towing, warranty. Happy to service all my previous customers. We service alll makes and models at prices you can afford DATSUN 4th A Cass La Crosse Area Cage Slate YMCA BASKETBALL STANDINGS Team Pepsi Tosa Club Coney Island Dairyland Power Jaycees Sandy's Montgomery Ward La Crosse Printing In. Campgrounds La Crosse Cooler YMCA BASKETBALL SCORING Player, Team Ace Stadthaus, Jay. Ron Rieber, LCP Gary Robarge, Cl Rick Auseth, TC Dennis Stannard, DP Dave Segler, MW Ralph La Point, Pepsi Sandy Hook, 1C Jim Rahn, DP Bob Kleinschmidt, Dick Stokke, Mike Kakuska, Dave Manchester, TC Gary Schultz, 1C Bill Kelley, Norm Greene, MW Bob Johnson, LCP Gene Johnson Cl Tom Harnisch, Roger Sandmire, Cl Bill Ewing, Ken Cvikota, Keith McNeill, TC Rollo Taylor, Cl Al Emerson, LCC Marv Cunningham, MW Games on Jan.

26 Pepsi vs. Tosa Club Sandy's vs. La Crosse Cooler Montgomery Wards vs. Interstate MONDAY COULEE Arcadia at Onalaska TUESDAY SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN Fennimore at River Valley Prairie du Chien at Viroqua Riverdale at Richland Center DAIRYLAND Augusta at Whitehall NONCONFERENCE Brookwood at De Soto Lansing Kee at North Crawford Necedah at Bangor Gale-Ettrick at Blair Alma Center Lincoln at Nelllsvllle Eleva-Strum at Gilmanton Lewiston at St. Charles Mabel-Canton at North Winneshiek lowa-Grant at Boscohel Eau Claire Immanuel at Fall Creek Taylor at Onalaska Luther Lansing St.

George at Waukon Thorp at Chippewa Falls McDonell Colby at Marshfield Columbus WEDNESDAY COLLEGE Waseca at WWTI FRIDAY CITY Logan at Wausau West Eau Claire North at Central BIG RIVERS Chippewa Falls at Menomonie Wausau East at Eau Claire Memorial SOUTH CENTRAL Adams-Friendship at Sparta Baraboo at Portage Black River Falls at Tomah Reedsburg at Mauston Sauk Prairie at Wisconsin Dells SCENIC CENTRAL Westby at Cashton Royall at De Soto Wauzeka at Ithaca North Crawford at Kickapoo La Farge at Seneca COULEE Arcadia at Gale-Ettrick Bangor at Holmen Cochrane-Fountaln City at West Salem Onalaska at Melrose-Mindoro DAIRYLAND Alma at Osseo-Falrchild Whitehall at Alma Center Lincoln Augusta at Independence Blair at Eleva-Strum ROOT RIVER Houston at Peterson La Crescent at Mabel-Canton Rushford at Caledonia Spring Grove at Lewiston WISCONSIN Fennimore at Prairie du Chien Richland Center at River Valley Viroqua at Boscobel MIDDLE BORDER Mondovi at Prescott Baldwin-Woodville at Durand WEST CENTRAL Eau Claire Immanuel at Arkansaw Gilmanton at Taylor ewee Wisconsin Rapids Assumprlon at Prairie du Chien Campion IK)PI' Mt. Horeb at Lancaster Platteville at Darlington Cuba City at Dodgeville lowa-Grant at Mineral Point NONCONFERENCE Weston at Brookwood Lansing Kee at Hillsboro Wonewoc at New Lisbon Oelwein Sacred Heart at Cresco Dame Mar-Mac at Guttenberg COLLEGE UW-La Crosse at WWTI at Manitowoc Tech SATURDAY CITY Aquinas at Marshfield Columbus ewee Stevens Point Pacelli at Chippewa Falls McDonell Wausau Newman at Eau Clalra Regis MIDDLE BORDER Ellsworth at Mondovi Durand at Spring Valley NONCONFERENCE Eau Claire Memorial at Winona West Salem at La Crescent Mankato Lutheran at Eau Clalra Immanuel Sparta at Prairie du Chien Campion COLLEGE UW-La Crosse at Oshkosh WWTI at Sheboygan Tech Holy Cross Still Seeks Head Coach WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) Holy Cross, seeking both an. athletic director and a head basketball coach, spiked reports Saturday that former Crusader and Boston Celtics star Bob Cousy was considering a return to his alma mater. A spokesman said that Cousy had informed the Holy Cross Athletic Council he is for either post.

Cousy left as coach at Boston College to become a head coach of the Cincinnati Royals in the National Basketball Association. He still has a home in the Worcester area although in his third season with the Royals. Vincent G. Dougherty resigned as athletic director Dec. 15, and basketball coach Jack Donohue has announced he will leave after this season.

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