Milwaukee Sports Headlines

SUNDAY

Tom Haudricourt’s weekly power rankings

ALPINE VALLEY: Doubleeagle — Sean O'Connor, No.15, 532 yards, 3-wood.

SOCCER

SATURDAY

BROWN DEER: Eagle — Scott Kenic, No.4, 475 yards, putter. Judy Tallmadge, 87.

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GOLF
CLASSIC 8 TOURNAMENT
Broadlands, par 72

San Francisco’s offense needed less than six minutes of the second quarter to do what it couldn’t accomplish in its last two games: Score two touchdowns.

NEW YORK (AP) Mariano Rivera said goodbye to Yankee Stadium with hugs, tears and cheers.

July 30, 1934: Allan H. "Bud" Selig is born in Milwaukee.

Liz Bartels scored the tie-breaking goal at 56 minutes, 59 seconds to give the Marquette women’s team a 2-1 victory over Creighton.

Indiana freshman center Luke Fischer, a former Germantown High School star, will miss a few weeks because of a sprained left shoulder.

Brent Musburger appears more interested in talking about the game he’s preparing to announce than any of the ones he already has.

Some thoughts found on Twitter this week, including Carlos Gomez’s apology and Melvin Gordon’s thoughts on fantasy football.

FRIDAY

GIRLS
FIELD HOCKEY



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BLACKSTONE CREEK: Kurt Venus, 76.

Oracle Team USA completed the greatest comeback in America’s Cup history when it beat Emirates Team New Zealand on Wednesday. Oracle had trailed, 8-1, in the best-of-17 series. Here are some other big comebacks.

James Lofton has joined SiriusXM NFL Radio and will co-host a daily weekday show from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. He begins his new role Friday.