Rangers Run Menomonie For 17th Straight Win
Logan's offense clicked in a 32-6 rout of Menomonie at Swan son Field extending the Rangers' streak to 17 straight wins and nine league-leading scares. Bruce Twite connected on key passes while Jeff Joseph and Curt Mosher helped build a 19-0 half, with Jeff Marson adding field goals and Steve Kremer scoring on a late drive.
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Central, North duel in 30 29 heartbreaker loss
Central led 21 13 at halftime but North stormed back with two fourth quarter TDs and a late 50 yard score. Grimslid and Olsen led Central with multi TDs and strong rushing while North controlled the third quarter and finished with 360 yards to Central 331. Logan look ahead to a showdown with Central next week.
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Jabbar Leads Bucks Victory Over Suns In Opening Game
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar totaled 18 points 17 rebounds and 9 blocks to pace the Milwaukee Bucks past Phoenix 107 84 in the season opener. Lamar Green added 14 Suns guarded by solid Milwaukee defense. Driscoll started for Perry contributing 10 points as Costo praised the fast break and rebounding efforts.
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John MacLeod
al Attles
Golden State Warriors
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Black River Falls Keeps Conference Lead With Mauston Victory
Black River Falls overwhelmed Mauston 43-0 to extend its South Central Conference lead to 6-0. Craig Chrest scored four touchdowns and rushed for 103 yards, with Greg Burgan gaining 144 yards. Tomah defeated Sparta 14-0 while Baraboo topped Portage 21-7 and Tomah shut out Sparta.
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Greg Larson
Westby dominates De Soto to stay unbeaten in Scenic Central
Westby 20 De Soto 6 as Greg Cook runs 169 yards with two touchdowns and Randy Ekern adds 127 yards. De Soto’s only score came on a Steve Terry TD pass from Bob Schultz. Royall and Hillsboro also battled in conference play with Royall winning 20-0 and Hillsboro shut out. Kickapoo rolled North Crawford 29-8 while Weston crushed Brookwood 43-0 and Ithaca led Weston in the Scenic Central South.
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Tennis Tokyo Newcombe reaches Tokyo Open semis
Top seed John Newcombe of Australia beat Colin Dibley 7-6 6-3 to reach the Tokyo Open semifinals at the $60,000 event. The match advanced him in a strong showing among the day’s tennis results.
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Wisconsin High School Football AP Poll Friday Results
Wisconsin teams top ranked in the Associated Press poll faced varied Friday night results across the Big Ten style divisions. Antigo Shawano, Madison East Madison Memorial, La Crosse Logan Menomonie and Green Bay Premontre posted wins while Madison Memorial Milwaukee Plus Milwaukee More and several others suffered losses.
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Cinderella Mets Open World Series Test Against A s
New York Mets begin the 1973 World Series against the Oakland Athletics with left handers Matlack and Holtzman on the mound. Coach Yogi Berra cites health concerns and the potential return of Rusty Staub as the Mets seek their first title since 1969.
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