Baraboo Triumphs In Freezing Wisconsin Dells Showdown
Baraboo overcame a freeze by Wisconsin Dells to win 19 16 in the 51st annual Wisconsin high school basketball tournament. Jeff Webb of West Milwaukee scored 54 in a New Berlin sub regional game as top teams New Holstein Eau Claire Memorial and Barron earned modest wins amid tournament wear.
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Blair and Gilmanton claim sub regional finals spots
Blair defeated Taylor 81-66 to reach the finals as Gilmanton upset Independence 54-37. Blair’s Dean Dale led with 26 points, backed by four teammates in double figures. Blair meets Gilmanton at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Blair.
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Alma Center Fairchild Win Sub-Regional Openers
Alma Center defeated Augusta 86 61 and Fairchild beat Fall Creek 81 76 in opening round games to set up a sub regional final on Friday at 8 PM Lincoln led 41 25 at half in their 11th win against eight losses for the Hornets Augusta ended with a 5 14 record Gene Janke led Lincoln with 23 points Dale Cummings added 18 and Evans Little George 13 Fairchild’s Dennis Abraham scored 31 and Mike Laffe 22 as the Crickets improved to 16 3 with a win over Fall Creek
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North Crawford, River Valley win sub-regional openers
North Crawford defeated Prairie du Chien 80 to 77 and River Valley edged Boscobel 58 to 52 to advance to the sub-regional finals. Leary led North Crawford with 20 points, while Rasmussen top-scored for Prairie du Chien with 19. River Valley's Fleming had 23 points as Molderom and Saucke added for Boscobel.
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Lakeland College earns two spots on all star team
Lakeland College of Wisconsin dominates Gateway Conference selections with two first team honorees Gary Hovey of Bonduel and Lakeland teammate Bob Guy of Benson Illinois. Also named were George Jeffs Trinity College Rick Schwab Eureka Lonnie Sherman Milton College on first team. Second team includes Ray Miknaitis John Meredith Illinois Chicago Phil Springer Jim Kueter Lakeland and Pat Clinton Trinity.
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Sub-Regional action: Alma Arkansaw Richland Center advance
Alma routs Plum City 90 57 and Arkansaw dumps Pepin 68 45 to reach sub regional finals. Tomah upset by Richland Center 62 57, Viroqua edges Reedsburg 68 67 to enter finals. Bryan Hanson scores 36 for Viroqua, John Stohr 22 for Alma, Bruce Martin 24 for Arkansaw, Dan Bohen 24 for Reedsburg.
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Mondovi and Ellsworth dominate regional semis in Wisconsin
Mondovi defeated Arcadia 94 to 56 as Rich Meier led scoring with 25 points and Arcadia fouled out five players. Ellsworth beat Durand 72 to 51 behind Chuck Dodge 20 points. The two advance to Friday's finals in Mondovi with a consolation match set for early evening.
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St Thomas Faces St Cloud in District 13 NAIA Final
St Thomas rides a 23 3 overall record and 16 0 MIAC mark into tonight’s District 13 NAIA championship at Hamline University fieldhouse. St Cloud State, holder of the NIC title with a 19 5 slate, seeks a fourth straight district final appearance and its fourth win over MIAC champ in four meetings.
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La Crosse Tribune March 2 1966 sailing edition note
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