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 Their next game will be at Toyota Park, Chicago Il against Chicago
Fire National Professional Development Soccer League (NPDSL) team.
Date:
Tuesday, June 9 , 2009
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Location:
 Toyota Park located at 7300 W 71st St
Bridgeview, IL 60455
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| Congratulation to the Croatian Eagles victory over
Bavarian SC 5 to 3 at Croation Park last Saturday. The Croatian Eagles will
represent us at the Region II National Amateur games. The Regional Finals will
be held at Gaelic Park, 6119 W. 147th Street, Oak Forest, IL. |
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| Ben Dorschner is arranging a group of Wisconsin soccer
fans to attend the
£. . He currently has about 20-25 people going. If
you are interested, please call him at 414-303-0828. |
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Wisconsin State Championships Group Play waslast
weekend! The quest for titles as Wisconsin State Champions in Appleton at USA
Youth Sports Complex. Match-Point Soccer Scoring System was on every field.
 Match Point, a 35-year-old Wisconsin
manufacturer of tennis accessories has introduced the Professional Soccer
Scoring System that make soccer score displays quick and easy.
The
Match Point Professional Model Soccer Scoring System consists of two sets of
numbers - #0 through #9 - in white - with one set printed on a black background
and the other set printed on a red background.
The numbers are 10”
high and are printed on 9” x 15” outdoor plastic sheet material. The
numbers are visible at 100 yards and can be read from both sides... made for
U14 and above field sizes.
The backboard frame (18” x 24”) is
constructed of white plastic with a handy carrying strap and is collapsible for
portability.
They are easy to carry out to the fields with your corner
flags and easy to setup and use. The score can be updated by the referee,
parent, ball boy or girl. Keeps everyone involved and informed.
Either
the small or professional Soccer Scoring System can be ordered at Match Point
through phone, mail or website. For further details, call 800-670-4964 or check
our Website, www.match-point.biz
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| Time |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Socre |
Location |
| Sun. May 31 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Serbian |
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D&S |
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Caledonia |
| 12:30 PM |
Croatian Eagles |
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United Serbian |
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Croatian Park |
| 12:30 PM |
USA Palermo |
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Club Latino |
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Polonia Club |
| 12:30 PM |
Verdi |
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Celtics |
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Uihlein |
| 2:30 PM |
Polonia |
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Cd Aguila |
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Polonia Club |
| 12:30 PM |
WSC Tigers |
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WSC United |
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Whitman |
| 12:30 PM |
Bavarian |
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Milwaukee Brewers |
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Bavarians field |
| 12:30 PM |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
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Milwaukee Kickers |
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MSC |
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| Time |
Home |
Score |
Away |
Score |
Location |
| Sun. May 31 3:00 PM |
Milwaukee Sport Club |
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Croatian Eagles |
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MSC |
| 3:00 PM |
United Serbian |
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Club Latino |
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Caledonia |
| 3:00 PM |
Bavarian |
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Milwaukee Kickers |
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Bavarians field |
| 3:00 PM |
Madison United |
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Milwaukee Serbian |
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Warner
Park
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Support TOPSoccer Today!
Support them easily
by:
1. Sign-up for Pick'n Save "We Care" Program.
2. Identify
TOPSoccer, #835075, as one of the recipients of your contribution (If you don't
have the number, they have a book there with all the numbers. Also, Pick'n Save
allows up to three groups to benefit from your spending!
3. Shop at any
Pick'n Save location.
Contact John Janasik at 414.545.0069 or at
414.545.7227 1# go to
www.wisconsinsoccer.org.
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What’s the highest place that a United States
men’s team has finished in the Olympics?
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Marko "Boz" Bosnjak, Player
Category
Currently resides in Franklin, WI with his wife Barbara and
daughter Brianna. Marko was born in Milwaukee in 1955. Marko "Boz" was a life
long member of the Milwaukee Serbian Soccer Club from the age of 8 until he
retired as a player thirty years later.
In addition to his play with
the Milwaukee Serbians, Baz played for MATC in 1974 and then transferred to
UW-Milwaukee where he was a three-year starter and selected Defender of the
Year in 1976 and 1977. A fixture in the Milwaukee Serbian defense during his
entire adult career, he was instrumental in their winning numerous Major Indoor
Championships in 1977, and Wisconsin State Championship in 1984, 1986 and 1987,
Wisconsin Cup Champions in 1978 and 1987 and Wisconsin Open Cup Championships
in 1977 and 1984. His defensive capabilities were recognized by his selection
to the Wisconsin All-Star team in 1983 and 1984. |
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Plan on attending the 2009 WSA HOF on Saturday,
March 20, 2010 at Serb Hall.
Please support the advertisers who are listed
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| Date |
Teams |
Local Time |
Venue |
| 6/9/09 |
L.A. Galaxy vs. Club Sport Herediano (Costa
Rica) |
7:30 p.m. PST |
Home Depot Center (Carson CA) |
| 6/20/09 |
Chicago Fire vs. San Luis (Mexico) |
7:00 p.m. CST |
Toyota Park (Bridgeview, IL) |
| 6/20/09 |
Chivas USA vs. Tigres UANL (Mexico) |
7:00 p.m. PST |
Home Depot Center (Carson CA) |
From U.S. Soccer
Federation |
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Soccer Trivia
Answers |
The 1904 Olympic Games were coordinated with the
World’s Fair, taking place in St. Louis because all the other cities were
busy that week. Soccer was one of the competitions but was held as a club
event. Invitations went out to the club teams of the world. However, only four
accepted and only three made the trip: Galt Football Club (Ontario, Canada),
Christian Brothers College (St. Louis), and St. Rose Parish School (St. Louis).
They finished in that order with U.S. teams taking silver and bronze.
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Italian Soccer Team Practice