WIAA changes affect Monroe Brodhead in 1974 class shifts
The WIAA announced enrollment cutoff updates will move Monroe High School to Class large for basketball cross country and track in 1974 75 while Brodhead remains in Class C Monroe enrolls about 940 and faces a move to large class with policy requiring uniform class rules across sports and a five percent sponsorship threshold for new sports.
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Monroe Park & Rec Basketball League Eyes 12 Teams
The Monroe Park and Recreation Department hopes to field 12 teams in two divisions for a men’s league at the Junior High gym. Games will be Tuesdays and Sundays with three contests nightly at 7, 8 and 9, official clock and scorebooks used, two officials per game, and eight minute quarters. Sponsorships from Dearth Pontiac Ludlow Bar Teachers Ruef's Albany Moore Business Forms Pryce Brothers Albany are confirmed. more teams possible from Browntown Ken Roth's New Glarus and a second Ludlow Bar squad. A $20.80 sponsor fee and $3.12 player fee are due by Nov. 7. first week practice games set for Nov. 13 and 18. No City Tournament planned. New Glarus may sponsor a trip during Christmas vacation.
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Pecatonica Eyes SSL Title With New Glarus Visit
Pecatonica aims to seal its first State Line League football championship Friday night hosting New Glarus at 8 p.m. The Vikings,\nled by Marshall Narveson with 60 points and 19 tackles by Chuck Kilchenmann, seek a decisive win as Black Hawk finished their season. Barneveld at Holy Name and Belleville at Brodhead also play Friday.
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DiGregorio Debut Fails to Save Braves in Milwaukee Loss
Ernie DiGregorio came off the bench in the second half to spark a Buffalo rally with Bob McAdoo, trimming a 24 point gap to 10, but Milwaukee's 13 point burst in the final minutes secured a 130-113 victory. Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 31 points and 21 rebounds while Bob Dandridge added 27 as the Bucks extended their winning streak to four and improved to 6-1.
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Wisconsin high school sports brief roundup playoffs
Wisconsin Rapids Assumption Green Bay Premontre Milwaukee Marquette and Madison Edgewood vie for state independent football playoff berths with two rounds left. Wisconsin NCAA hockey title defense noted as North American final matchup announced. Wisconsin Badgers football drills described as rugged midseason practice. Green Bay Napper roster addition denied as signal of QB depth. Platteville leads WSUC race as Point eyes high scoring offense. Olezniczak shines with 373 yards and four TDs. Blackhawk Tech basketball practice underway with site unsettled for home games. Madison Memorial stars Crissinger Bryant Reif return for fourth WIAA state girls meet at Whitefish Bay. Antigo Madison East Waukesha Whitefish Bay to contend at Neenah for state volleyball.
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Monroe Faces Stoughton in Bid for Winning Season
Monroe High School aims for its third winning season in nine years with a Friday night game against Stoughton at 7 45 p m at T R Holyoke Field. The Cheesemakers hold a 3 2 1 Badger Conference record and 43 1 overall, favorites to close the year strong after recent losses and senior sendoffs.
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Hattie's widens lead in Green Co Women’s Pool League
June Burgener and Alice Landreth led Cora & Hattie’s to a 7 2 victory over Flynn’s No 2 as Village Top of Monticello beat Flynn’s No 2 54. Friendly Inn and Dutch’s squads posted multiple wins. standings after 27 games list Cora & Hattie’s atop the table with 19 points.
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