Wisconsin Indiana clash could be season pivot for Badgers
Wisconsin hosts Indiana in a pivotal Big Ten clash as John Jardine aims to push his team to 4-1 and reach a .500 mark for the first time. Rufus Ferguson leads the offense amid injury questions with Duane Johnson ready to step in if needed, while Indiana relies on Ted McNulty and Ken Starling to counter.
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Wisconsin Pro Tour Golfer Stevens Point Star On Tour
Wisconsin born golfer John Toppel, now based in Philadelphia, began his tour career at the Kemper Open in Charlotte after joining the tour in June. He has earned about $4,000 overall, with a near $1,000 payday for a 26th place finish at Hartford. He says his game is adequate for the tour and expects better results as he gains experience. In local youth league action, Lincoln Lions clinched the fifth through sixth grade championships by beating East Rams 18-4 and 13-7, while Northside Vikings defeated South Raiders 15-0 and East Cowboys topped St Victor Saints 6-0.
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Conference Meet Saturday Cheesemaker Runners Ready
The MHS cross country squad aims for a Badger Conference title led by seniors Paul Lueck Ali Lachrate and juniors Jim Lee Junior Anderson Mark Chandler plus sophomores Dave Benkett Ingold Pete Chandler. The 2.5 mile Jefferson High course hosts 10 a.m. action with Monroe favored over Fort Atkinson.
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Monticello wins regional volleyball title in double elimination
Monticello captured the WIAA regional volleyball crown Thursday under coach Woody Wilson. The Ponies defeated Brodhead and Evansville twice to secure the regional title, with Evansville second, Brodhead third, and Albany fourth, advancing to Monona Grove Sectional next week.
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Jefferson Eagles visit Monroe in Badger Conference clash
Jefferson at Monroe in a Badger Conference game at T. R. Holyoke Field starts at 7 45 PM. Monroe boasts a 1-3 record while Jefferson sits 2-2 in league play with strong passing and key players returning including Tom Elmer Jeff Endl and Bob Thomsen leading the Eagles aerial attack.
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A's Clinch AL Title Set for World Series Matchup
Oakland Athletics clinch the AL pennant after a 2-1 win over the Detroit Tigers in five games. Manager Williams will start Ken Holtzman in the Series opener against the Cincinnati Reds, with Bert Campaneris returning from suspension and Reggie Jackson possibly sidelined by a pulled hamstring from a steal of home.
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Bowler Dick Bruny tops Monroe League with 650 series
Dick Bruny rolled a 650 in the City League at Turner Hall Lanes, third-best Monroe season series behind Regula and Retzlaff. He and two other City Leaguers surpassed 600 as Retzlaff led team pins with 2665. Baumgartner’s totaled 2659. Wins spread across Commercial Bank and Advance Transformer, while Mobil Oil paced the women’s Pleasure League with Joyce Binder's 518 in a 199 pace.
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