Brewers Win 10th In Row In Rout Of Red Sox
Milwaukee rides George Scott two homers and three RBIs as Jim Colborn improves to 9-2 in an 8-3 victory over Boston. The Brewers race to 15th win in 16 games, aided by four unearned runs and three bases loaded walks.
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Twins fall to Rangers as Hands struggles again
Texas Rangers crushed Minnesota 7-4 at Bloomington as Bill Hands allowed runs early and late, dropping the Twins to 13 15 at home and 19 12 on the road. Manager Frank Quilici weighed lineup tweaks while noting Hands’ persistent mystery and spring training form.
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White Sox Narrow Lead as Slump Continues
The White Sox cling to first place after an 11 of 16 skid including a 9-2 loss to California. Angels sit five games back with Minnesota, Kansas City, and Oakland within a half to one game. Chuck Tanner says the team will rebound despite injuries to Ken Henderson and a tough stretch.
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Shaver KO's Ellis in first round boxing clash
Ernie Shaver scored a first round knockout over heavyweight contender Jimmy Ellis on Monday night. Shaver, a former AAU champion, upstaged Ellis who was the fourth ranking contender.
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Gullikson ousted in NCAA tennis at Princeton
Northern Illinois senior Tom Gullikson from Onalaska was eliminated in the NCAA tennis championships first round at Princeton University. He lost to Octavio Martinez of Miami Florida 7 6 2 6 4. His twin Tim Gullikson had a first round bye and was set to play Jeff Austin of UCLA.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
The chart shows American and National League standings with teams, win loss, and win percentage. Monday results include Texas over Minnesota and Oakland over Kansas City while California beat Chicago 9 to 2.
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West Salem Nine Top Arcadia in 2-1 Baseball Clash
West Salem defeated Arcadia 2-1 at Arcadia with Mark Johnson earning the win on six strikeouts and one walk. John Kostner took the loss, fanning four and issuing three walks as Manske and Rogers went two for three for the winners and Kostner doubled for the losers.
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Johnson’s rise with Brewers mirrors 1969 Mets miracle
Tim Johnson, a Dodgers flop turned Brewers catalyst, has slotted as a top shortstop after being traded from Albuquerque. Crandall praises his range and improved hitting, noting Johnson’s bunting work and speed helped Milwaukee win 10 of 15 games and surge in the AL East. Johnson credits Wills for bunting tips and says the Brewers’ winning spirit fuels belief in a World Series run.
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