Seaver Back In Form as Mets Eye Playoff Push
Tom Seaver returned to dominance with a two hit performance, guiding the New York Mets to a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. Ed Kranepool and John Milner homered for the Mets as Seaver earns his seventh win of the season against five losses.
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
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Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Red Lantern Extends Lead In 12 Inch Open League
Red Lantern stayed unbeaten and in sole first place after a 10-2 win over Golden Garter powered by a five run sixth. The tab 4-1 teams Mr Magoo's Our Corner and Downtown Country Kitchen all remained tied for second with 4-1 records after late rallies and key inning surges. Downtown Country Kitchen broke a 10-10 tie with Mugg to pull ahead 14-10 in the sixth.
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Country Kitchen
The
Mugg
Mr Magoo
Our Corner
Golden Garter
Downtown
the Mugg
Fier Decor
Papentuss Electric
Breidel’s Market
Sports Inn
Larry Fletcher
Rich Haldeman
Mark Parrins
Butch Konetchy
Bob Begniewski
Gary Marco
Breidel’s
Bing Crosby
Ron Bahr
Mike Tulius
Jim Zelimer
Sam Servais
T Fischer
Strange
Mike Malzacher
Downtown Country Kitchen
Papentuss
Fior
Breider’s Market
Money Surges to Second in AL All Star Third Base Balloting
New York AP reports Don Money of the Milwaukee Brewers is second to George Brett in American League All Star voting for the third base spot after two weeks of fan ballots. Money has 263 886 votes to Brett's 361 962, with Buddy Bell of Cleveland about 60 000 behind. Other AL leaders include George Scott fifth at first base with 211 728 votes, Carl Yastrzemski leading at 320 842, Rod Carew and Chambliss among top others. Robin Yount sits fourth at shortstop with 214 321 votes. Second baseman Gary D. Sutherland trails with 95 261 as Willie Randolph leads with 369 871. In game notes, trailing 7-6 entering the seventh, Flor Decorals beat Papenfuss Electric 8-7 via late runs. P & Awards also won 13-16 through seven errors. Various nightly results and home runs listed from A & J Bar to Downtown Country Kitchen and others.
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George Scott
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Chris Chambliss
Mike Hargrove
Texas
Milwaukee
Robin Yount
Fred Batek
Toby Harrah
Mark Belanger
Baltimore
Gary Sutherland
Detroit
Willie Randolph
Western Wisconsin league nonconference score board details
In nonleague play Cashton edged Stoddard 7 0 while Melrose Mindoro defeated Chaseburg 4 0 Chaseburg tallied no runs as Melrose Mindoro surged with two runs in the fifth. Holmen beat G E T 4 1 and Clinton edged Wisconsin Rapids 4 3 in Friday action.
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Stoddard
Cashion
Randy Williams
Jett Ftikoffer
Randy Willams
Roger Dumm
Mike Davis
Ion Stokke
Greg Rittman
Clinton
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Dubuque
Wausau
Waterloo
Quad Cities
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Danville
Rankin Leads Hoosier Classic First Round Tie
Judy Rankin and three others share the early LPGA lead at Plymouth Indiana with three under par 69s in the Hoosier Classic.
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Ind
Judy Rankin
Nottingham
England
Jimmy Connors
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Eastbourne
Chris Evert
Olga Morozova
Virginia Wade
Seattle
Wash
George Pappas
Paul Colwell
Pro Bowlers Association
Carthage Star Jodat Signs Rams Contract
Los Angeles Rams sign running back Jim Jodat formerly of Carthage College Kenosha and Milwaukee high school to a multi year deal. Jodat, Carthage's career rushing leader, was the Rams 12th round pick in the recent NFL draft.
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Los Angeles Rams
Jim Jodat
Carthage College
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Nono High School
Jodat
Carthage
Rams
Cowboys Sign No 1 Draft Pick Aar on Kyle
Dallas Cowboys announce signing of No 1 draft pick Aaron Kyle from Wyoming as cornerback. The move strengthens the defense for the upcoming season with Kyle joining the NFL squad in Dallas.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Aaron Kyle
Wyoming
Shaw Loses Swim Mark Bat Gains Olympic Berth
Tim Shaw relinquished his world record to earn a place on the U S Olympic swimming team at the Montreal Trials. Brian Goodell swam 3:53.08 to take the 400 meter freestyle record, while Shaw finished 3:53.52 to secure selection alongside Casey Converse and others.
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Tim Shaw
United States
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U.S
Montreal
Brian Goodell
Misson Viejo
Casey Converse
John Naber
McMillan Laird Lead Olympic Track Hopefuls at Trials
At Eugene Oregon the United States Olympic Track and Field trials begin with Cathy McMillan and Ron Laird favored for early berths. McMillan seeks the women’s long jump crown while Laird aims for the 20 kilometer walk. Officials vet entries as about 600 athletes vie, with tests for drug use discussed for winners.
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Kathy McMillan
Ron Laird
U.S
University of Oregon
Miss McMillan
Raeford
N.C
Martha Watson
Lakewood
Willie White
Chicago
Arizona Nine Wins Berth In World Series Final
Arizona catcher Ron Hussey led the Wildcats to a 5-1 win over top-ranked Arizona State in the College World Series, earning a spot to face Eastern Michigan for the title. Steve Powers pitched a four-hitter as Arizona reached the final for the fourth time.
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Omaha
Neb
Ron Hussey
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Jim Brock
Steve Powers
Steve
Jerry Kindall
Sports On The Air Schedule Reel For Week
Radio and TV listings show multiple baseball clashes with the Milwaukee Brewers at Oakland A’s and Detroit Tigers games against Milwaukee. Also includes golf tennis bowling and wrestling events across WCOW WKTY and other channels with various start times.
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New York Yankees
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