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Fritz Busch
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Staff Writer, New Ulm Journal
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By Fritz Busch Verified| New Ulm Journal Verified By Fritz Buschfbusch@nujournal.comSLEEPY EYE — Playing with defensive intensity, the seventh-seeded Sleepy Eye Indians ousted 10th-seeded Mankato Loyola 61-50 in the second round of the Section 2A boys basketball playoffs Tuesday. “We played great defense, really turning up the intensity,” said Sleepy Eye sophomore Brayden Heiderscheidt who finished the game with 15 points, six rebounds and four assists.
By Fritz Busch Verified| New Ulm Journal Verified If you go:What: New Ulm Autofest car, truck and motorcycle showWhen: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sunday, June 30Where: Brown County FairgroundsCost: FreeBy Fritz BuschNEW ULM — Shimmering rows of shining metal and classic rock and roll music are part of the 22nd annual Autofest, the largest car and motorcycle show in Southern Minnesota.
By Fritz Busch Verified| New Ulm Journal Verified By Fritz Buschfbusch@nujournal.comSLEEPY EYE — Playing with defensive intensity, the seventh-seeded Sleepy Eye Indians ousted 10th-seeded Mankato Loyola 61-50 in the second round of the Section 2A boys basketball playoffs Tuesday. “We played great defense, really turning up the intensity,” said Sleepy Eye sophomore Brayden Heiderscheidt who finished the game with 15 points, six rebounds and four assists.
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New Ulm Journal
Founded in 1881 as the first English newspaper in New Ulm, The Journal maintains its rich heritage of publishing news on a daily basis in this historic German town in the heart of rural Minnesota. Sitting on the confluence of the Redwood and Cottonwood Rivers and overlooked by the statue "Herman the German," New Ulm is known nationwide for its German heritage and The Journal is proud to chronicle that history.
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States
'+1 507-359-2911
Founded: 1881