Football, hockey ... college, pro ... Minnesota and Wisconsin. In four contests over four days the Border Battle rages.
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Here's another thing Minnesota and Wisconsin can argue about: Who has the best microbrews? At the Border Battle Beer Fest, 100 different beers from the two states will face off at Somerset Amphitheater in Wisconsin, just 30 miles outside the Twin Cities.
A new competition between Minnesota and Wisconsin will start brewing this weekend in the Badger State when the first annual Border Battle Beer Fest begins in Somerset, Wis. The competition Saturday will feature 50 brews from each state, and a secret panel of judges will determine a winner -- who will be awarded a "Golden Firkin." The term firkin stands for an old English unit of volume.
The Twins are now three games behind the Royals in the battle for the basement after losing in Kansas City, 4-0 Tuesday night. In eight innings of work, Royals starter Bruce Chen shut down the Twins allowing only two hits, and he retired 24 of the final 26 batters he faced.
