Cardinals Top Monroe in tight Sun Prairie showdown
Sun Prairie defeated Monroe 72 to 68 as Sun Prairie guards Larry Anderson and Jim Krebs forced turnovers. Monroe struggled with illness and sloppy ball handling allowing the Cardinals to pull away with balanced scoring led by five starters.
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Prairie edge Monroe in late thriller 54 53
Sun Prairie rallied in the fourth quarter to erase a double digit deficit and beat Monroe 54-53 in a tense junior varsity boys basketball game. Bruce Bahler led Monroe with 22 points as Wintz and Marvin paced Sun Prairie with 16 and 15.
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Kolden Leads Bowler Scores In Local League Action
Willy Kolden rolled a 607 series and two 215 games to top Sportsmen's. Marty Quest led Progressive with 552 while Ev Jacobs and Rachel Holcomb posted 510 and 506 respectively. Friday Nite Industrial saw Dean Haas 527 and Chuck Robertson 502 in tight team play. Milwaukee hockey crushed Western Michigan 17 to 0.
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Warriors Earn Cinderella Hopes in South Wayne Showdown
Black Hawk beat Albany 82 61 as coach Harry Friedli’s Warriors surge after halftime. Key players Tway Ruef Armitage and Sack anchor a high scoring South Wayne team aiming for a standout season.
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Dartball League Play To Resume In Monroe Center
League play in the Monroe Dartball League resumes Monday night at the Monroe Community Center after a layoff. Moore Business Forms No. 1 will defend the lead against Coplien Insurance, while the Green County Shop faces Moore’s No. 2 team in the second contest.
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Albany Black Hawk Teams in Action in Moore Leaders
Moore No 1 leads the league at 10 5 with Coun ty Shop and Coplien s at 8 7. Moore No 2 sits 4 11 in fourth. About 45 men play Mondays 8 pm with warm ups 7 8 pm. Parks director Ron Barribeau notes growing interest in the baseball-like darts league. Sectional meet hopes target state in Waukesha while Madison or Janesville may host.
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Green Bay Player's Son Injured Leg in Recess Football
Henry Jordan Jr., nine year old son of Packers defensive tackle Henry Jordan, suffered a broken leg during a school recess game. He was admitted to St Mary's Hospital for treatment.
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