Wisconsin State Baseball Playoffs Bring Marion Neenah Wins
Marion remains unbeaten at 16 0 after a 1 0 win over Sun Prairie as Ron Schewe scores on an infield hit. Neenah improves to 16 1 with 11 8 over Wisconsin Rapids aided by 11 walks. Eau Claire Memorial and Superior also win to set semifinal pairings for Saturday.
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Superior
Neenah
Marion
Eau Claire Memorial
Sun Prairie
Ron Schewe
Wilmot
Fond du Lac
Ken Frailing
Mustangs
Fred Suchomel
Memorial
Bob Hall
Keith Sonnichsen
Abes
Jeff Crisp
Schewe
Dick Suehring
Mark Betz
Frailing
Hall
Beloit
George Hoepner
Hoepner
Jim Quick
Mike Taintor
Mike Banderzee
Sonnichsen
Crisp
Finn
Star
Toshner
Goeser
Oldenber
W—Crisp
L—Toshner
E. C. Memorial
O'Mara
Close Marion
Heuselin
Suchomel and
Betz
Wisconsin Rapids
Fiegel
Duvall
Kronstadt
Ross
K. Milliken
W—Ross
L—Fiegel
UPI
Twins Tie Homer Record in Seven-Run Seventh
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Oakland Athletics 9-4 at Municipal Stadium in Kansas City after a five homer inning in the seventh. Bob Allison delivered a run on a pinch hit double and Harmon Killebrew added a two run shot as Rich Rollins and Versalles followed with homers to seal the rally.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Charlie Finley
Minnesota Twins
Municipal Stadium
Kansas City
Twins
Minnesota
A’s
Athletics
Finley
Sam Mele
Mele
Bob Allison
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
Bernie Allen
Rich Rollins
Pete Cimino
Rollins
Versalles
Hunter
Paul Lindblad
Sandy Valdespino
Tony Oliva
Twins power past Lindblad with 400 foot homer record
KC Lindblad gave up a 400 foot homer to right as Oliva hit his 14th of the season. Mincher added a 375 foot shot, then Killebrew hit his 11th 380 feet to left off Wyatt. The fifth homer tied the MLB single season record shared by three clubs. Hall nearly matched it and complained about the public address announcer. Mele joked about fining Hall. Orioles surged to first place with two wins over Washington, while Detroit routed Boston 9-1.
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Lindblad
Oliva
Don Mincher
John Wyatt
Killebrew
Wyatt
Jimmie Hall
Hall
Mele
Jim Grant
Baltimore
Twins
Orioles
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Boston
Senators
Russ Snyder
Jerry Adair
Camilo Carreon
Sam Bowens
Boog Powell
Powell
Dave McNally
Stu Miller
Major League Standings And Results Digest
National League standings show San Francisco and Los Angeles leading, with Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston St Louis Cincinnati New York Chicago and San Francisco in pursuit. Thursday results include Atlanta over New York and St Louis over Pittsburgh while San Francisco beat Houston in 11 innings.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs antitrust case over Braves return
In Madison, Wisconsin justices hear the National League appeal of a Roller circuit court ruling that ordered the Atlanta Braves to Milwaukee or face a 1967 expansion team, amid arguments about interstate and intrastate aspects of baseball.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
High Court
Milwaukee
Elmer W. Roller
Atlanta Braves
Wisconsin
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Supreme Court
Judge Roller
Willard S. Stafford
Atlanta
Braves
Stafford
U.S. Supreme Court
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Congress
Currie
Bowie Kuhn
National League
Kuhn
Steven Keane
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County Stadium
E. Harold Hallows
Earl T. Jinkinson
Hallows
Roller
Theraves
Jinkinson
Braves roll past Mets for sixth straight win
The Atlanta Braves tallied 13 hits in an 8-4 road win over the New York Mets, extending their winning streak to six. Mack Jones slam gave the visitors a three run homer while Hank Aaron, Rico Carty, Ed Kranepool, and Felic Alou contributed, and Tony Cloninger earned the win to move to 5-6.
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Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Braves
Mack Jones
Atlanta
Woody Woodward
Hank Aaron
Felip Alou
Woodward
Jones
Rico Carty
Felix Milan
Ed Kranepool
Carty
Abricbi Abricht Mathews
Hunt
Woodwrd Ss
Luplow
Aaron Rf
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Mjones Cf
Kranpoof
Torre
Stuart
Carty c
Grote
Millan
Hiller
Cloninger
Eilers
M. Jones
Millan M.jones
SO ‘Cloninger
Hamilton
Arrigo
Hepler I
Selma
Gainer
Cloninger Battles Back Early Season Struggles
Braves pitcher Tony Cloninger, after a rough stretch, threw his second consecutive complete game in an 8-4 win over the Mets. The NC native, 25, had previously pitched opening night in the South and reflected on the long recovery from that 13 inning opener while aiming to lead Atlanta toward the pennant. He walked eight and threw three wild pitches, yet earned the victory to improve to 5-6.
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NEW York
Tony Cloninger
Atlanta Braves
Cloninger
Braves
South
North Carolina
Bobby Bragan
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Mets
Trempealeau and Gale-Ettrick Win In Coulee Conference
Trempealeau buried Holmen 14-1 behind standout pitching by Dave Brunkow who allowed only one hit. Trempealeau had hits from Brunkow, Johnson, Gamoke, Englien, and Nehring with two apiece. Gale-Ettrick outlasted Onalaska 8-6 as both teams battled in a wild fourth inning with six runs each, and Gale-Ettrick added two more in the fifth to seal the win.
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Trempealeau
Holmen
Gale-Ettrick
Onalaska
Coulee
Dave Brunkow
Brunkow
J. Tabber
Tom Johnson
John Gamoke
Tom Englien
Jim Nehring
Gale - Ettrick
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Stephenson
Sanders
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Hannon
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Carreon
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