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Eskymos rout Saginaw Heritage in hockey action

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WELLS — Graham Johnson reached the century mark here Saturday, helping the Escanaba Eskymos skate to an 8-0 hockey victory over the Saginaw Heritage Hawks. The senior left forward scored four times, including his 100th goal which ended the game by the mercy rule 10 minutes, 46 seconds into ...

Davey sets school record for 3-pointers as Braves beat Eskymos

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ESCANABA — They say records are meant to be broken and that was the case here Friday night as Lonnie Davey broke the school record with 10 3-pointers as the Braves defeated the Eskymos 67-48. “This feels amazing,” Davey said. “I didn’t think I would get this this season. This is ...

Maroons take down Broncos in basketball action

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HARRIS —- Shorthanded Bark River-Harris was unable to keep pace with Menominee in a 68-33 boys’ basketball loss here Friday night. Menominee, which ran the floor with authority in this non-conference outing, led 46-17 at halftime en route to its fourth straight victory. The Maroons ...

U.P. Scores for Dec. 22

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U.P. scores Friday’s games Boys’ basketball Gladstone 67, Escanaba 48 Menominee 68, Bark River-Harris 33 Stephenson 83, Hannahville 43 Norway 70, Rapid River 23 West Iron County 62, Painesdale Jeffers 37 Baraga 61, Calumet 38 Dollar Bay 78, Chassell 29 Ishpeming Westwood ...

Meet the Athlete: Will Ingrham

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GLADSTONE — The Gladstone Braves are preparing for the Marinette Holiday Tournament to close out the month of December. During the Braves game against Manistique Daily Press sports writer Adam Hinch got a chance to sit down with Ingrham to discuss a variety of topics. Adam Hinch: So Will. ...

Sports Flashback Dec. 14-20

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Dec. 14, 1970 — The Trenary Comets overcame cold shooting in a 65-64 basketball victory over the Chassell Panthers. Dave Mariin led the Comets with 18 points. Gary Praznik added 16. Bill Sandstrom, who hit the game-winner in the final seven seconds, finished with 15 and Al Hager tallied ...