Arcadia seals undefeated season with 18-0 win over Onalaska
Arcadia Raiders, led by John Klink and Kim Reuter with 230 rushing yards combined, clinch 9-0 overall and 7-0 Coulee Conference with an 18-0 victory over Onalaska. Reuter adds a 13-yard fourth quarter run and Misch scores from one yard as Arcadia also notches a safety.
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John Klink
Kim Reuter
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Dave Misch
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Neilson
Bowling Scores Report From City and Consolided Leagues
Bowling scores show City league teams Team Series 2760 and 965 high games by Nelson Cloth and Bud Tischer led with 663 and 239 apiece. Consolided league lists Peterson Homes 2684 team series and Gary Graff 237 high single. Ladies StarLite led Servi Soft with 2517 team series and Corky Lounsbrough 213 high single.
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Bud Tischer
Ralph Morton
Mike Doerre
Ron Buschman
Ladies Starlite
Servi-Soft
Eileen Doschadis
Corky Lounsbrough
Janice Thompson
Diane Buckner
Wisconsin high school football scores roundup across divisions
A comprehensive list of Wisconsin high school football results from numerous early fall games. Notable finishes include Logan 7 La Crosse Central 6 in city rivalry play and Eau Claire Memorial 28 over Eau Claire North 22, among many scorelines featuring hundreds of points across multiple conferences.
Eleva Strum Clinches Dairyland Title With Osseo-Fairchild Win
Eleva Strum captures its first Dairyland Conference football title since 1970 by beating Osseo-Fairchild 42-19 to finish 6-1 in league play and 7-1-1 overall. Augusta and Independence finish 5-2 in the league. Blair tops Whitehall 20-2, Independence over Alma Center Lincoln 21-14, and Augusta dominates Alma 59-7 with Gary Knuth rushing 255 yards.
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Cardinals
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Alma
Blair
Whitehall
Independence
Lincoln
La Crescent Tops Prairie du Chien in Nonconference Clash
Randy Dobbs scored two touchdowns and Paul Harris threw for two more as La Crescent defeated Prairie du Chien 26 to 15 in a nonconference football game Friday night.
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Link Leads Caledonia to 44-6 Victory Over Rushford
Caledonia dominates Rushford 44-6 in Root River Conference action as Bob Link scores 34 points in the second and third periods. Tim Schieber adds the opening touchdown, while Rushford’s Mark Thompson nets the lone visitor score on a 20-yard pass from Jim Miller.
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Rushford
Bob Link
Root River
Tim Schieber
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Mark Thompson
Jim Miller
Wisconsin High School Football Scores From Friday
The state rankings list notable results across divisions with teams like Antigo, Waukesha, Madison East, La Crosse Logan, Milwaukee Tech and others posting wins. Several squads had byes or nonplay nights while Black River Falls Ripon Colby and Madison Apostles posted decisive wins.
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Luther Rips Seneca 25-16 in nonconference duel
Onalaska Luther senior quarterback Bruce Kirkeeng threw for 162 yards and two touchdowns to Mark Miller as Luther beat Seneca 25-16. Miller had 80 receiving yards, while Jim Justin scored from one yard. Rick Starkey and Jerry Boland led Seneca with 16 and 102 rushing yards respectively.
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Bruce Kirkeeng
Mark Miller
Onalaska
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Knight
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Evert advances to semifinals in $110,000 tournament
Top seed Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale defeated Julie Heldman of London 6 2 6 4 to reach the semifinals of the $110,000 women's pro tennis event in Boca Raton.
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Julie Heldman
London
Black River Falls Dominates Adams Friendship in 42-3 Victory
Unbeaten Black River Falls rises to 7-0 with a 42-3 win over Adams-Friendship as Craig Chrest scores three touchdowns. Reedsburg and Wisconsin Dells stay within reach with 6-1 records after wins, setting up a high stakes clash next Friday at Wisconsin Dells. Tomah crushed Mauston 49-0 in other league action as Sauk Prairie shut out Sparta 19-0.
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Mauston
Sauk Prairie
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Tigers Roll Up 392 Yards In 28-0 Victory
Tomah senior QB Bob Fishbune threw five TDs and 316 yards as the Indians routed Mauston. Peth Rezin Burnstad each caught TD passes, while Strozewski and Moskonas added rushing scores to total 560 yards. Sauk Prairie shutout Sparta 19-0 as Straub Fuller and Cole scored.
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Engelbrecht and Pavek Reach National Honors in Straightaway League
Bob Engelbrecht for Citizen's Loan topped last week with a 771 series on 257 256 258 for 25 strikes six spares and one open. Ron Pavek added 729 with 236 226 267 including 24 strikes and nine spares as high series in La Crosse this season.
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Ron Pavek
Engelbrecht
la Crosse
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Wisconsin prep football blitz as Waukesha routs Shorewood 76-0
Waukesha, ranked No 2 in AP Big Ten, overwhelmed Shorewood 76-0 as the Blackshirts improved to 7-0. Ten players scored, with TDs on runs passes a blocked punt recovery interception return and a punt return. Antigo kept rolling with a 51-20 win over Stevens Point.
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Greyhounds
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Associated Press
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Vikings Urge Fans To Attend Home Tilts
The Minnesota Vikings advertise to season ticket holders urging attendance at home games at the Met. General Manager Jim Finks says fan turnout is crucial as all home games sell out and local TV coverage occurs. Kevin Boodry rushed for 186 yards on 22 carries with four touchdowns and six extra points.
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Holmen
Vikings
Bloomington
Leaver To Pitch Against A's Hunter
Oakland faces the Mets in game three of the 1973 World Series with Jim Hunter starting for the A's and Tom Seaver for the Mets. Vida Blue warns that a loss on Saturday would end their season as rain threatens a 3 p.m. start and nearly 50 000 fans attend the Coliseum.
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Madison Blues Defeat Sio City In Overtime
Madison Blues beat Sio City Iowa 5 to 4 in overtime in a semipro U S hockey league game. Kat Whitworth shot a 68 to lead at the Waco Triune-Herald Ladies Golf Classic won by 25 000 dollars. Bugler Stan Koza played without his scarlet coat for the first time in 14 years at Belmont Park as heat hit the course.
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Waco Triune-Herald
Bugler
Belmont, N.Y
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Winter Olympic Site In Financial Need
Lake Placid officials say 22 million dollars in state and federal funds are needed to prepare the upstate New York village for the 1980 Winter Games. About 12 million is sought from the federal government to build an 8 000 seat arena, a 90 meter ski jump, and to refrigerate a 400 meter speed skating track.
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