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season.Kjell Kaasfiagcn tossed in 22 points to lead Cambridge past Johnson Creek, 49*37, while Lakeside bombed Williams Buy, 78-40. Hustisford got by Deerfield, 72-62, and Marshall's defending league cliamps ripped Madison Queen of Apostles, 61-41.Keith Grandt, Lakeside’s 6-foot-8 center, dumped in 22 points and leammale Reggie Pfeifer added 18. Kelly Kreitz-man paced Husty’s balanced attack with 20 markers.Hortwig 1-2-4; Fleck 2-0-4; Woltenburg 0-2-2 Burrow 1-0-2. TotCJlS 35-8-70.Edgerton f5’ Tops Stoughton By 43 to 28Middleton Gets Wrestling Nod On MemorialDeerfield ........... 12 20 18 12—42Htrttisford............. 18 22 17 17—74DEERFIELD 62-lJgtl plsl-Uchl 3*45;Lowell 1-0-2; Bilsfcv 4-0-12; Prosa 1-2*4; Hcberkorn 8-2-18; Sorgrud SMI, Toiois 24*14 62.HU5T15FORD 74~Krpilzmtin 7-6-20; G. Kufchl 2-0-4; R, KueW M-3; SchuetJ 6-4*16; Fell bach 5-6*16; Filzslmmorvs 5-5-15. Topols 26-22-74.Fouled aut—D. Jenson, D, Hcberkonx H. Schuetl. Total touls-D 23, H 17. FTM-H 13. D 7. B teoms-D 34, H 38.EpGERTON — Edgerton’s control game finally started clicking in the second half .here Friday night, and the Crimson Tide rolled to a 43-28 Badger Conference victory over Stoughton.Stoughton took an 8-4 lead at the end of the first half and was still in the hall game until the Tide took control in the third Quarter.Tim Cantwell hit 13 points to lead-Edgerton to its third straight win.Hillis Tingium, Steve Stckel-berg and Randy Wasba turned in pins to lead Middleton’s prep wrestling team past Madison Memorial, 34-15, Friday night.Stoughton downed Milton, 33-18, while Riverdale’s powerhouse dumped Sun Prairie, 39-21, and DeForesf got by Columbus, 32-21, in other nonleague matches. Andy Rein of Stoughton had a 35 second pin.MIDDLETON M, MADISON MEMORIAL ISJohnson Cr«k .......6 rt n 8—37Cacrfcri (fee ...........? 12 9 19—49JOHNSON CREEK 37 — lt;fg ft ptsl — Veto 1-0*2; Olszewski 2*0-4; Schmidt 3-5-11; Krotz 1*1-3: Selinnw 6-3-13: Weber 2-0-4.Totals I5-7-3Z.CAMBRIDGE 49 — Kuykendall 3-2-8: Robinson 1.3.5; Koashogen 8-6-22: Smith* back 1-0-2; B. Benson 1-0-2; M_ Sensan 4-0-8; Prochnow 1-0-2. Totcfs 19-11*49. ■' *Stoughton............... 8 8 5 ?—WEdgerton .............. 4 12 11 it—43STOUGHTON.!*—Ifg-fFols)—Erickson 1 0-6; Gilbert 2*0-4; Smithback 1-0-2; Kittelson 4-0-8; Strancilie 1-1-3: Lynch 2*1-5 Totals 13-2-26.EDGERTON 43—Schier 3-0'6; Davis2-0-4; Dau. Laskawski 1-0-2: Kenselh 5-Q-10; Contweii 5-3-13; Wagner 3-3-8. Totals 19-5-43. Total fouls—13, £ 9. FTM—S 4. E 7. Bteams—S50.E3.98—Purcell. MM beat B. Schroeder. 8-2-105-Piersforff. MM beat M. kessenictx 6-0 112—Stekelberg, M oinned Brandt, 2:45. 719—0. Schroeder, M beat Baldwin. 13-0. .126—Meier, M beat Flynn, 14-6.• •2— Hngfunv M pfnned Fay, 5:09. 136—Lombardino, MM beat Ziegler, 5-4. U5—Wosha, K\ pinned Keen, 0:36* 155 —Berklck. M, beot Mutchter, 3-2. 167—Gold, M, beat Shipman, 2-0. 185—0.Kesse-nlch, M, beat Orr, 9*4. H—Cipriani, MM. pinned Twi ng, 5:12.JV—Mid 36, MM 24; ■\Sun Prairie DefeatsRlVERDALESf, SUN PRAIRIE 11Stubborn MonroeMONROE — Whatever Suit Prairie coach Dave Gcnzmer said to his charges at halflime here Friday night really worked.The favored Cardinals trailed Monroe by a point at intermission, but then came out and rolled the Cheese-makers for 47 second half points enroute to a 72-54 win.Ron Schcucrcll kepi the visitors in the game in the first half with 11 points. He finished with 21 while Tom Janssen had 19 and Jon Vinje 12. Janssen, the 6-foot-6 center, had 11 ofhis markers after intermission.Mark Eiserman led the Monroe upset effort in the Badger Conference opener by popping in 20 points.98—Hosburgh, R, beat Fritscb, SP, 4-2. 705—Sorge, R. oinned Humpb/ev. SP, 5:26.-Terry. SP, beal McCormick, 6-0. 119—G. Zastrow, SP, woo by default. 126—D Zastrow, SP, pinned Baxter, 4:22.132—Net?, R, beof Sanders, 5-4. 13B—Verges, SP, Dinned Miller, 5:30. 145—Frye, R, beat Lynch, SP. 6-4. 155-Williamson, R, pinned Merry, 5:40. 167—Miess, R, oinned NeJson, 6:26. 135—Drone. R. pinned Jordan, 1:45. H—Moore, R. vnorv by deoulL JV—R 31, SP 27*DeForest32, Cofambus 2f S1aughllt;m33, M i IT on Union 18Sun Prairie.......... 6 i? 24 33-72Mooroe.............. 9 17 11 17—54SUN PRAIRJE 72 — (fg-f f-ots) — Plt;jr-nosiere 1-0-2: Krebs 1-0-2; Steiner 2-1-5; Bergc 4-D-Br Vinie 6-U3; Janssen 5-9-19; Sctieuerell 10-1-71; Cooper l-a-2. Totals 30-12-72,MONROE 54 — Gemoler 4-0-8; R.RuferwcM 0-2*2; Nerses 0*W; B. Rufenachf1-1-3; Silvis 4-1-9; Sutter 4-3-11; EIsermDn 7-6-20. Tota is 20-14-54.Fouled out — Gemaler. Silvis. Krebs,»*!5n IT' f0V,s7^2Z M a- FTA^-5P12, M12. Bteams — SPSB.MM. .DeFOREST U Cdumbus 2193--Quam, DeF, beat Brod Van Horn, 81. K. Johnson. DeF, beat Daley, 4-0. 112—Ha I field, DeF, oinned Ludwig, 2 '59 19— Hochstatter, C., beat n. Johnson, 9-oi 132— Smith, DeF, beal Bryan Fan Horn. 11-L 138—Derr, C, becl Moosch, 6-2. 145—HoJtz, DeF. Dinned Ballweg, 5-57. 167-Hushes, C. beat Comren, 5-0. 185—Horgroves, DeF. Dinned Robertson, 2:28. H-Wendtlanrf, C, pinned But?ler, 2:31. JV — DeF 34, C 6Monticello’s ChampsSTOUGHTON 33, MILTON IB98—Klitzke, S Dinned Brotzman, 5:07. 105—Linch, S, bear Masierson, 7-0. 112—Rein, 5, Dinned Arnold, D:35. 119—Moe, S, beot Kersten, 7-6. 126—Hougan, S, beat ScbiefeJibein. 3-2.132— Rolsbeck, S, beat Conklin, 9-4.138—Peterson, M beot Rais-beck, J9-9. 145-Cutfenr AC oinned Padfiefd, 4:41 155—Gunderson, s, beat Quodi, 8-1. 167—Sagcn, 5, afnned Pcsser, 4:49. 185—Morv-Jensan, M, beat Vike, 5-2. K—Myron Jenson. M, Dinned Johnson, fail. JV—5 52, Milton 9.Jerry Tagge, shawntalking! last Sunday’s game against the S his second start at Quarterback I England. Another impressive p No. I job for the Green Bay younPardeeviliDual CagePardeevilic, Randolph, Markesan, Prihcelon and Green Lake posted opening night victories in Dual County prep cage league action Friday, night.Princeton downed defendingleague champ. Cambria, 54*44, 'while Green Lake had to go into overtime to shade Montello, 82-80. Markesan dumped Westfield, 74-65; Pardeeville held on to nip Rio, 59-58, and Randolph buried Fall River, 79-39.Chuck Mirr had two free throws with nine 'seconds left in the overtime for Green Lake. He finished with 28 points and MonLcllo’s Rob Rineke hit 30. Dean Stindt popped in 28 for Markesan.Wortcesan ............ 27 70 22 ID—74 *Wesffirfd ............. J8 11 tfi 20-65MARKESAN 74—{fg-H*Dl5l—Morauardl 1-2-4; Barn 1*0-2; Laper 9*1*19; Min reman 1*0*2; Stindr 9-10*28; Winler 6-1-13; TOcem 1-4*6. Totals 28-19*74.WESTFIELD 4S—WobJfert 5-3*13; Pbalocker 1*0-2; Sheoord 10-1 *21; Hvomes 5-0-10; Porker 5-4-14; Olsen D*l-1 Klumo 1-0-2; Johnsofi 1-0-2. Tolals 28-9-65.FouJed oul-Phalacker. Hvames- Total rouls-M 17, W 25. FTM—M 14. W 7. B fecms—M 49. YV 37.Pardeeviie .........U 16 18 IJ—S9Rio .......... H 9 M 17-^58FAROEEVILLE S9 — (fg-ft-Dts) -Mulryon 9*2-20; /^ierdirk M-3; Crawford 1J2; Tarrpnl 7*1*15; Anderson 0-2-2; Borte 1*0*2; Turoer 3-7-13, Totals 2313-59.RiO U — Datl 4-2-10; Pribbenow 5-1-11: Scott 5-2-12; Epps 0*2-2; Wakcman 7-2-16;
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