Wisconsin high school state tourney opens with four Class A games
Madison West aims for No 1 in the 57th Wisconsin state tournament at the Fieldhouse. Neenah is noted as sentimental favorite. The Fieldhouse hosts four Class A games and two Class B bouts with Madison West riding a 21 game win streak and Jim Rappis of Waukesha atop scoring at 26.2 ppg.
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Badger Hockey Week Spur Partisan NCAA Tournament Sendoff
The Badgers travel to Boston to face Boston College in the NCAA Hockey Tournament as part of Badger Hockey Week. All-Wisconsin State University Conference honors go to four Eau Claire Blugolds with six Wisconsin natives among the ten honorees. Howard named team MVP and captain for 1972-73. Oler wins free-throw accuracy trophy and Hughes grabs team rebounds honors.
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Mass Mutual leads in Monroe bowling night wins
Mass Mutual totaled 2807 pins with a 1001 single game and 2830 team mark by Commercial Bank in Monroe. Al Henning opened 217 and finished 246 for a 622 series while Gail Myers posted 617 and Gary Mosley 607 in senior play amid various local standings and results.
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Jerry Pederson
Bob ‘Buehler
Hawthorne
South Wayne Oil
Reef Construction
Monroe ‘Cheese Corp
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Dorman Cheese
Alan Bauman
Otto Schild
Ed Zupane
John Anderegg
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Schild
Wiota Dairy Coop
North Central Gas
Bowen's Standard
Monroe Homes Inc
Permabulit Homes
Sports Scoreboard Flash: Hockey Basketball Baseball Results
Pro hockey Pittsburgh defeats Vancouver 7 to 4 and Buffalo tops Minnesota 4 to 3. NBA results Milwaukee 109 over Portland 90 Seattle 115 over Chicago 111 Los Angeles 129 over Detroit 116 Cleveland 127 over Baltimore 118 Buffalo 108 over Philadelphia 105 New York 115 over Atlanta 107 Boston 124 over Golden State 110. Exhibition baseball Chicago A 4 St Louis 0 Boston 10 Houston 5 Montreal 5 New York A 4 Detroit 7 Pittsburgh 5 San Diego 3 Milwaukee 1 Tokyo Lotte Orions 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago N 7 Oakland 4 California 5 San Francisco 4 Atlanta 3 Minnesota 1.
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Brew Crew to Launch Season with Signature Telegram
The Schlitz Brew Crew will collect fan signatures at Mayfair Brookfield and Southridge centers on March 17 18 and 19 at five cents per signature. Supporters outside Milwaukee may mail their names and five cents to Brew Crew Box 654 Elm Grove Wis by March 27.
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Duane Thomas Breaks His Silence On Cowboys Ruptured Image
Dallas star Duane Thomas speaks openly about his troubled NFL career after months of silence. He defends his attitude, denounces unfair statements, and explains financial pressures from contract terms and a troubled agent while reflecting on discrimination and trust in football.
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Friedli resigns as Black Hawk basketball coach
Longtime Black Hawk High Schools coach Friedli steps down after nine seasons with a 129 51 career record, to remain teaching at Black Hawk. He cites the State Line League two division setup as a key reason and notes his successor will be named soon.
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Albany
Barneveld
Woody Wilson
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Juto
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Hollandale
Bucks Clinch Division Title With Win Over Blazers
Milwaukee defeated Portland 109 to 98 to clinch the Midwest Division as Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 36 points and Stan McKenzie led the Blazers with 20. Wicks added 28 for Portland, while Dandridge and Allen paced the Bucks atop the division. Milwaukee dominated rebounding 58-40 and ran off a 33-18 third quarter surge.
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Heise Shines for Brewers as Theobald Out
Milwaukee Brewers' Bob Heise has been the bright spot, filling in at second base for the injured Ron Theobald. Heise collects six hits in 12 at bats and says the team will have to make room for him if he keeps producing. Texas Rangers manager Ted Williams says they have exhausted all trade options for holdout Frank Howard, who seeks $100,000 and may not play if a deal cannot be reached.
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