Milwaukee Sports Headlines

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Liz Bartels’ goal in the 19th minute was all the Marquette women’s team would need in a 1-0 victory over Villanova at Valley Fields.

Auburndale, Wis., native and former UW-Stevens Point star Jordan Zimmermann allowed only two baserunners, finishing with 10 strikeouts and one walk in the fifth no-hitter in the majors this year.

David Labinski, 26, Milwaukee, Bluemound, Major, 16th 300 game. 779 series (268-300-211).

DEER TRAK: Eagle — John Krueger, No.18, 370 yards, 9-iron.

Kyle Busch munched on some popcorn and sipped on his drink from his familiar seat inside the media center in Dover, Del. He relaxed like he was settling in for a night of TV.

Kathy Baquero scored 55 seconds into the second overtime to give host Youngstown State a 3-2 victory over the UW-Milwaukee women’s soccer team Saturday.

Trevor Siemian ran for three touchdowns and passed for 258 yards to lead Northwestern past Penn State, 29-6, on Saturday in University Park, Pa.

Kenny Hill and No. 6 Texas A&M provided quite a late thrill. After a fourth-quarter comeback, Hill tossed a touchdown on the first play of overtime in a 35-28 victory over Arkansas on Saturday.

In his new book “Scribe: My Life in Sports,” Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe recounts the 1974 NBA championship series between the Celtics and the Bucks.

SUNDAY

As part of a club initiative to honor the baseball commissioner, who is leaving office after 22 years, the Brewers announced they are retiring uniform No. 1 in his honor.

SATURDAY