Edgerton Wins Tight Badger Conference Heartstopper
Edgerton 47 Monroe 46 as Ted Kenseth and Craig Kliefoth sealed a late rally. A crowd waved white hankies in Tobacco City while Monroe struggled with a slow first half and Edgerton built momentum in the second half.
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Edgerton JVs Top Monroe 64-55 Behind Cantwell 24 Points
Edgerton JV pulled away in the final period, aided by 10 late free throws, to defeat Monroe 64-55 in the Tobacco City. Tim Cantwell scored 24 to lead Edgerton, while Monroe’s Ike Eiserman totaled 26 in a hard fought game with 23 fouls called between the teams.
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Ike) Eiserman
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Monroe Falls To Edgerton In Badger Conference Tilt
Kenseth scores 15 as Edgerton upsets Monroe 47 to 46. Curran adds 12, Lueck 10 while Monroe's Jones and Molitor contribute strong rebounds in a tight late game. Monroe drops to 3-6 in the league with next game at Jefferson.
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Hockey Sunday at Lake Francis offers autographs and clinic
The Park and Recreation Department presents Hockey Sunday on Lake Francis with five UW skaters leading a 2 p.m. clinic. Attendees can win an autographed UW hockey stick and program plus prizes donated by local stores. If ice harms the plans, event postponed to January 28, with WEEZ announcing changes. Also Sunday couples volleyball begins at 1 30 p m in the Junior High gym with no charge and weekly sessions through March open to all adults in the Monroe School District.
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Foreman Faces Frazier As Louis Bets On Youth
Joe Louis predicts George Foreman has a real shot if he can land his left hand and endure. The ex-champion, arriving in Kingston for Monday’s title bout, notes Foreman’s youth height reach and a lack of recent top opponents, while saying Frazier relies on constant pressure. Louis hints at betting odds if Foreman proves the left hand in workouts.
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