Logan Loses Big Rivers Homecoming At Menomonie
Time is running out for La Crosse Logan in its Big Rivers Conference chase after a 28-7 loss at Menomonie. Logan falls to 0-4 in league play, 1-5 overall, with a next game against rivals Central. Indians finish conference 3-2, 5-3 overall, led by Tim Ormson who rushed 30 times for 213 yards and two TDs.
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Running back Ormson shines as Menomonie tops Logan score 28 7
Meinert laments missed tackles as Ormson powers Menomonie with a 4 yard TD in the first quarter and a 36 yard run later. Logan answers with a third quarter drive before Helixon and Ormson push the lead to 28 7. Horton leads Logan with 58 rushing yards while Sumner completes one pass for two yards.
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Rod Amundson
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Tom Horton
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Joel Helixon
Dave Peterson
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Horton
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Steve Dreger
Dave Running
Dan Michaels
Mike Stach
Red Raiders Fall in Defeat at Memorial Field
Eau Claire North handed La Crosse Central its first loss of the season 14 to 7 at Memorial Field. Central, unbeaten in six prior games, saw its playoff hopes and share of the Big Rivers title slip away as the Huskies built a 14 point lead before Central scored late. The Red Raiders rallied but fell short, finishing with three fumbles and a late interception ending their comeback bid.
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Former Bowling Head Howie Petran Dies at 73
Milwaukee AP report confirms Howie Petran, former head of the Wisconsin Bowling Association and the Greater Milwaukee Bowling Association, died late Thursday at age 73. An early Wisconsin bowling organizer, he was ranked fourth nationwide for consecutive years as a league secretary and served as a director of the American Bowling Congress from 1959 to 1975.
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Central High Falls 14 7 to Eau Claire North in opener
Highly regarded La Crosse Central lost 14 to 7 to defensive minded Eau Claire North in a season opener. The Red Raiders, once strong, failed to produce the big plays over four quarters and now face tough WIAA class AA playoff odds. Still, memories of six straight wins linger as coach Marv Sammartano stays hopeful.
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Hirsch Seeks Tougher Cut on Ticket Scalping
Madison AP Elroy Hirsch UW athletic director orders crackdown on scalping before games. He cites $7 UW Purdue tickets sold outside Camp Randall for $10 to $15 and reports of $50 tickets for the Ohio State game. He seeks stricter enforcement of a UW code with up to $500 fines and 90 days in jail.
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Weekend Wisconsin High School Football Scores Across Leagues
A comprehensive set of scores from numerous Wisconsin leagues with EC Eau Claire North 14 Central 7 and EC Memorial 21 Chippewa Falls 0 among many others. Notable results include Onalaska 40 Holmen 15 and Sun Prairie 59 Edgerton 0, plus a mix of OT and tight contests across the Mississippi Valley, Dairyland and River Valley regions.
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