Arcadia Defeats Holmen as G-E-T Falls to Cochrane-Fountain City
Arcadia moved to 5-0 in Coulee conference play with a 26-6 win over Holmen led by Matt Angst and Dave Misch. Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau suffered its first conference loss in five years, 20-6 to Cochrane-Fountain City, while Onalaska beat West Salem 27-0 and Melrose-Mindoro blanked Bangor 35-0. Cochrane-Fountain City, powered by Pat Scanlan's two TDs, upset Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau.
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Central and Logan Lead Tight High School Football Scores
In a day of Wisconsin prep football action Central and Logan top the late-night table with strong showings. The results span multiple conferences including BIG RIVERS COULEE and DAIRYLAND with teams like Eau Claire North Arcadia La Crosse and Holmen posting notable wins.
Memorial Falls To Red Raiders In Big Rivers Clash
Eau Claire Memorial trailed 2-0 at halftime before Central exploded for 32 points in the second half to beat Memorial 32-14 in Eau Claire. Key plays included John Grimslade and Tom Weber scoring for Central, with Mattes 167 rushing yards powering the ground attack and Central seizing sole or shared league lead with Logan.
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la Crosse Central
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Abe
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Tom Weber
Bucks Edge 76ers 98 91 In Hometown Exhibition
Milwaukee overcame a late first half deficit as Bob Dandridge and Kareem Abdul Jabbar each scored 20 to pace the Bucks in a 98 91 win over Philadelphia in Hershey Pennsylvania. Tom Van Arsdale led the 76ers with 23 points and Fred Carter added 20.
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Tom van Arsdale
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Football Scores From Wisconsin High School Games
A list of Friday football results shows Brodhead 15 Juda 7 and many others across Wisconsin. Notable scores include Colby 41 Neillsville 6 Elmwood 0 and Burlington 42 Lake Geneva Badger 42 East Troy 34.
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Rangers Romp Over Chippewa For 16th In Row
Logan dominates Chippewa Falls 28 6 to extend its win streak to 16 in a row and 6 in the season. Bruce Twite connects with Jim Loken on a 27 yard score as Logan builds a 7 6 lead. Mike Sella adds a 19 yard run and Greg Thompson scores on a 6 yard rush. Dan King catches a 19 yard TD from Steve Blank as Logan pulls away.
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Greg Thompson
Steve Blank
Dan King
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Chippewa Falls
Jeff Marson
Riverdale Defeats Onalaska Luther 21 8 in Wisconsin
Riverdale built a 14 point first quarter lead and controlled play posting 299 yards to 22 for Onalaska Luther. Gene Miess opened with a five yard TD, Kevin Lewis added a three yard score, Don Parich finished with a five yard run, and Ercell Fage converted all three. Luther's Bruce Kirkeeny scored on a one yard plunge and a Knights safety occurred when Greg Ziehme blocked a Riverdale punt.
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Boscobel
Mark Johnson
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Dave Hanson
Greg Kolden
Brad Bender
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Mark Turbin
al Sherry
Johnson
Onalaska
Riverdale
Luther
Gene Miess
Kevin Lewis
Don Parich
Ercell Fage
Bruce Kirkeeny
Knights
Greg Ziehme
Fishbune
Tomah
Wisconsin Dells
Buck Burnstad
Dick Peth
Charlie Rezin
Nicklaus and Greene lead as rain hampers Ohio Open play
In Kings Mills Ohio Nicklaus and Greene shot three under par 68 to share the lead in the rain delayed Ohio Kings Island Open. Greene praised the greens while Nicklaus endured a 29 putt round after a rough 75 earlier. Don Bies stood two behind with 71.
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Nicklaus
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Central Girls Win Sectional Golf Tournament
The La Crosse Central girls golf team won the Skyline Golf Course sectional with a 215, eight strokes ahead of Viroqua. Medalist Joanne Fallien of Chetek and Viroqua runner-up Kathy Hill also advance to state in Appleton. third-place finishers include Fallien after a playoff and Hill at 51.
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Sparta Rips Mauston to Take South Central Lead
Black River Falls beat Reedsburg 14-12 as Ted Larson kicked two extra points. Tomah upset Wisconsin Dells 20-6 behind Bob Fishbune’s 138 passing yards. Sparta routed Mauston 40-7 led by Brian Bennett with 140 rushing yards and two TDs.
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Dale Koranda
Gary Rymers
John Krueger
Ted Larson
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Brian Bennett
Wisconsin Top Ten State Prep Football Poll Friday Results
AP Wisconsin high school football rankings show Madison East beating Madison West 44-26 and Whitewater routing Salem 52-40. Other notable games include Fond du Lac 21 over Green Bay Southwest and Ripon 49 over Berlin, with several teams set to face league opponents tonight.
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Brewers Send Short to Minors
Milwaukee Brewers shift veteran reliever Chris Short to the Triple A farm club. Short, 36, joined the Brewers after 13 seasons with Philadelphia and earlier posted 20 wins for the Phillies in 1967. Brewers also sold pitcher Ken Reynolds to the St. Louis Cardinals Tulsa farm club after a 0-1, 7.36 ERA season.
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