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1966 Holiday Tournament La Crosse Lincoln La Crosse Lincoln ScoI-eboard Dec. 27 Dec. 28 88 94 75 112 70 Loras Harnline Harnline Loras 98 69 74 95
Coach DeVoll-Tournament host. The La Crosse State Holiday Tournament was loaded with action and suspense. Tournament teams were: defending champ Lincoln (Tigers), Loras (Du Hawks), Hamline (Pipers), and La Crosse. Lincoln won the championship and the Indians took consolation honors. The most exciting game was the 98-88 Loras over La Crosse win. The Du Hawks led La Crosse 80-76 with 19 seconds left in the game when Neuberger's layup cut the lead to 80-78. With 6 seconds left, Loras' Joe Hester missed a free throw, Neuberger got the rebound and passed to fastbreaking Loughrin whose bucket at the horn tied the game at 80-80. Indian fans went berserk and Loras fans sat in stunned disbelief. However, in the 5 minute overtime, Loras outscored La Crosse 18-8. Earlier Lincoln beat Hamline 94-69. In the championship battle, Lincoln defeated Loras 112-95. Loras got an early lead, but the Tigers fought back to gain a 54-45 half time margin. Lincoln outpaced the Du Hawks 58-50 in the last half and won their second straight Tournament championship. Lincoln's Arvesta Kelly, for the second straight year, was named the Tournament's most valuable player. In the consolation game, last second Indian heroics earned a 75-74 victory over Hamline. The Pipers led 72-71 with 23 seconds left, Grainger blocked Al Frost's layup and Mitich then scored two to put the Indians ahead 73-72. Seconds later Johnson was fouled and he sank two free throws to push La Crosse's lead to 75-74. Frost scored a basket at the buzzer. Top Indian scorers in the tournament were: Mitich 29, Johnson 27, Grainger and Neuberger 26, and Bruett 24. This showed well balanced scoring for La Crosse. Indians Consolation ChaIllps Struggle for ball control. Mitich drives for a bucket.
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The La Crosse 1967 Wis nsin State U
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CAMPUS Buildings l0 Student Life 16
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