Logan Rangers Pull Off Comeback Upset at Rapids
Logan coach Dan Meinert praised his 25-player squad after the Rangers rallied from a 13-6 halftime deficit to beat Wisconsin Rapids Assumption 21-16 in nonconference action. A 14-yard scoring pass from Kevin Sumner to Tom Horton with 2:53 left sealed the win as Logan used a shotgun offense and stout defense to erase the deficit.
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Caledonia Gridders Rally To Upset La Crescent For MVC Title
Caledonia offense sealed a 16-15 comeback win over La Crescent on a late 80 yard run by Phil Augedahl and a Meyer to Augedahl 80 yard touchdown pass with 5:05 left. The decisive scoring capped a 17 game unbeaten run and handed Caledonia the Mississippi Valley Conference crown while La Crescent watched its homecoming fade.
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Sunday Tribune Sports Hint Teases New Feature
The Tribune announces a never before seen Sunday sports feature to intrigue readers. Clues promise a brief item that may challenge the mind and deliver satisfying results, with the reveal coming in the Sunday edition.
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Fitzgerald Promises Bucks Will Be Winners
Milwaukee AP James Fitzgerald pledges to run the Bucks business while Wayne Embry handles basketball matters. He has boosted his stake and will be chairman, with Embry retained through next May as coach Cosimello remains in place. The team sits at five losses in a row and seeks a win against the Bulls. Glenn McDonald is with the Bucks on a tryout after being cut by the Celtics.
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No. 1 Horlick Rips Bradford No. 1 Horlick Rips Bradford
Horlick led by Tony Azarian and Dave Barer with 133 combined rushing yards beat Kenosha Bradford 31-0 as Wisconsin high school playoff race continued. South Milwaukee, Antigo, Green Bay Southwest, Madison West, Plymouth, Neenah and Superior also posted wins in the top ten poll week.
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McGee Leads Pensacola Open as Pate Trails by Five
In Pensacola Florida Jerry McGee held a one under par 70 to reach 137 after two rounds leading the $125 000 Pensacola Open. Don Iverson is three strokes back tied for fifth at 140 while Patton Pate fired a 67 to sit four back. In tennis Phil Dent advanced to the Hitachi Classic semifinals defeating Tim Gullikson 6 4 6 3.
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Twins Extend Tacoma Farm Club Deal For Sixth Year
BLOOMINGTON Minnesota The Minnesota Twins renewed its working agreement with Tacoma in the Pacific Coast League It will be the Twins sixth year with Tacoma Tacoma is Minnesota's top farm club
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De Soto Set to Host Playoff Game at Memorial Field
The Tribune reports the WIAA class C semifinal between Spring Valley and De Soto will be held at Memorial Field Friday night. De Soto and Spring Valley both finished the season 9-0, with De Soto ranking first and Spring Valley second in class C.
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