T-Birds claim unbeaten league title in Sparta clash
Baraboo erased two Spartan comebacks to win 30-21, securing its first outright South Central Conference football crown in nine years. Mossman ruled the offense with 154 rushing yards and all four Baraboo touchdowns as Jenkins connected for two scores and Heintz and Peterson produced key completions. Sparta, led by Jenkins, outgained Baraboo but the Thunderbirds’ line play and two early miscues proved decisive in a crowd of about 5,000.
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Wausau East Clinches BBC Title Over Wausau West
Wausau East defeats Wausau West 14-6 to clinch the Big Rivers Conference football crown. Quarterback Brad Bartell threw a 15-yard pass to Jim Giese and a 71-yard bomb to Bob Stief for East scores. Scott Ohrmandt scored West’s only TD on a four-yard run. East totaled 171 yards offense to West’s 107. East improves to 6-1 in conference. West falls to 5-2.
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Football Scores From Regional Matches Output
Summary of multiple high school football scores across Wisconsin regions including BIG RIVERS Wausau, SOUTH CENTRAL Portage, SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN Platteville, and NONCONFERENCE Belleville with numerous teams such as Chippewa Falls, Wausau East, Eau Claire Memorial, Baraboo, Sparta, Tomah, Mauston, Sauk Prairie, Darlington, Riverdale, Mineral Point, and others posting results. Scores vary from close to blowouts across divisions and conferences.
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Caldwell Leaves Hawks For ABA Carolina Cougars
Pogo Joe Caldwell left the Atlanta Hawks for a six figure ABA contract with the Carolina Cougars. He scored 22 points in his Greensboro debut but the Cougars lost 104-98 to Virginia. NBA results include Baltimore over Philadelphia and Los Angeles over Buffalo.
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North Blasts Memorial in 24 0 Big River win
Eau Claire North rushing for 329 yards paces a 24-0 victory over Eau Claire Memorial. Bill Shipman hits Randy Gutsch for a 10 yard TD pass, and Joel Roesch scores twice on 12 and 3 yard runs. Roesch racks up 224 rushing yards on 38 carries.
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Tomah, Mauston Clash In Scenic Central Finish
Tomah beat Mauston 6 0 ending Scenic Central Conference play in third place behind Bara Boo and Sparta. Black River Falls beat Portage 14 6 to finish 5 4, Portage dropping to 3 6. Sauk Prairie crushed Richland Center 33 0 to finish 2 7, Richland Center 0 9. Wisconsin Dells edged Reedsburg 32 24 in a back and forth finale.
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Tomah edges Mauston 6-0 on late TD in SCC clash
Greg Strozewski’s 13-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter gave Tomah a 6-0 win over Mauston. Tomah had scores nullified by penalties and a goal-line stand by Mauston kept it tight, as Tomah improves to 7-2 while Mauston falls to 5-4.
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Black River Falls tops Portage 14 6 in SC Conference duel
Black River Falls scored twice in the second quarter to lead 14 0 and held Portage’s late rally. Steve West tallied on a four yard run and Chris Konkol caught a 40 yard pass from Dave Young for the other Tiger TD. Dennis Harkins answered for Portage with a 19 yard rush in the fourth.
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Double Knockout Leads City Bowling Scores
Linda Smith and Vi Tanke posted 608 and 600 series respectively in Friday night bowling at Coulee Golf Bowl and Pla Mar leagues. Smith added a 214 192 202 for 4th honor roll count, with 15 strikes and 15 spares, carrying a 187 average for Bud's Mobil. Tanke’s 600 was her second of the year, while other league leaders included La Vonne Holseth 565 and Muggs Turner 541 in Merchants and Alley Cats leagues, and McKenzie 676 high series in Straightaway. Pro basketball scores also listed NBA and ABA results from games across the country.
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Wisconsin high school football season ends with perfect Port Edwards
Port Edwards finishes 9-0 after a 39-6 win over Almond, marking its 23rd straight three-year streak. Chilton, Kewaunee, and Marengo also roll, Beloit Catholic falls to Marengo 20-19 ending its title bid as Don Bosco and Premontre win big in other showdowns.
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Lancaster Downs Viroqua 34 0 in SWAL showdown
Lancaster powered past Northern Division leader Viroqua 34 0 on Friday night in Lancaster Wisconsin. Terry Noble led with 4 42 and 50 yard rushing touchdowns and 150 total yards as Lancaster outgained Viroqua 315 to 79. The loss drops Viroqua to 4 2 2 while Lancaster rises to 6 2 for third in the Southern Division.
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Dodgeville routs Prairie du Chien in SW Wisconsin clash
Dodgeville defeated Prairie du Chien 38 to 22 as Roger Maude rushed for 203 yards and a touchdown and Dale Rickey scored three touchdowns on runs of 9 and 11 yards and a 10 yard reception in Southwest Wisconsin Conference play on Friday night.
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