Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues
The standings show the American League East with Boston atop the table at .597 and New York at .554 behind. Cleveland leads the West, while Chicago and Philadelphia hold strong in the National League with several late results and scheduled games listed.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Toronto
West Chicago
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Detroit
Chicago
Fitzmorris
Bird
Wise
Gullett
Fidrych
Langford
Knapp
Marshall
Thurmodsgard
Wheelock
Leonard
Philaphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montrea
West
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
Richard
Brown
Norman
Kaat
Leon
Jones
Ley
Burris
San
Barr
Falcone
Rhoden
Hillview Ladies Club Scores Warms Up With Gilles Win
Bubsy Gilles led with 32 while Helen Vetsch and Mary Tracy shot 33 and Maybelle Kowalke 34. Bobbie Severson birdied the fifth and joined Gilles Vetsch Kowalke as event winners.
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Bubsy Gilles
Hillview Ladies Club
Helen Vetsch
Mary Tracy
Maybelle Kowalke
Bobbie Severson
Gilles
Vetsch
Kowalke
Wynn's Engine Tune Up Ad on Highway Trouble
An Osco Drug advertisement promotes Wynn's Engine Tune Up claimed to restore performance in 10 minutes by quieting valves and lifters and dissolving deposits. It targets drivers with sluggish engines and driving discomfort on highways.
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Wynn’s
WYNN
OSCO
White Sox win on Johnson homers and Wood returns to form
Lamar Johnson sang the national anthem then slugged two home runs to lift the Chicago White Sox over Oakland 2-1 in the opener. Johnson, who also had three hits, led a 5-1 win in game two that moved Chicago atop the AL West by percentage points ahead of Minnesota. Wilbur Wood earned his first victory in over a year. Cleveland swept Detroit as other AL results followed. Jorge Orta homered for the nightcap in the match with Baltimore.
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Chicago White Sox
Lamar Johnson
Bart Johnson
Chicago
White Sox
Bill Veeck
Lamar
Oakland A’s
Aheach
Minnesota Twins
Johnson
Wilbur Wood
Detroit
Ron LeFlore
Wood
Jorge Orta
Chet Lemon
Kevin Bell
Brian Downing
Blue Jays
Orioles
Dave Lemanczyk
Toronto
Baltimore
Lemancyzk
John Scott
Sam Ewing
RED Sox
Yankees
Boston
Fergie Jenkins
New York
Denny Doyle
Bernie Carbo
Jim Rice
Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Indians
Tigers
Jim Bibby
Cleveland
Jeff Torborg
Frank Robinson
Wayne Garland
Andre Thornton
Larvell Blanks
Royals
TWINS
John Mayberry
George Brett
Kansas City
Minnesota
Steve Mingori
Rod Carew
Larry Hisle
Mariners
Rangers
Ruppert Jones
Seattle
Texas
Jones
Gaylord Perry
Diego Segui
Arizona State wins 1977 College World Series title
Arizona State, 57 12, clinched the College World Series title with a 2 1 win over South Carolina. Jerry Vasquez held the Gamecocks to three hits while Chris Bando belted a go ahead homer in the seventh.
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Jerry Vasquez
South Carolina
Chris Bando
Arizona State
Minnesota
Southern Illinois
Sun Devils
Vasquez
Jim Lewis
Bando
Milwaukee Brewers
Sal Bando
Four Seasons Suns win Dairy tournament title in comeback
The Four Seasons Lounge Suns of La Crosse beat Seven-Up 9 8 in the June Dairy Days championship at West Salem Wisconsin. Jim Dillenbeck hit a three run homer and Dennis Ceckham went three for four as MVP. Suns advanced with wins over Onalaska First Federal Dick & Ann's and Joe's OK Bar.
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West Salem
Wis
Suns
la Crosse
Jim Dillenbeck
Tom Fuchs
Dennis Ceckham
Onalaska
Wisconsin Rapids Tops Appleton in Tight Midwest League Game
Wisconsin Rapids defeated Appleton 9 to 8 in a Midwest League baseball matchup. Waterloo beat Wausau 9 to 3 while Quad Cities edged Cedar Rapids 3 to 0. Clinton won 5 to 4 against Burlington.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Waterloo
Wausau
Quad Cities
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Burlington
Angels pound Brewers in 7-0 shutout
California Angels exploded for seven runs in the first inning and held Milwaukee to six hits as Frank Tanana earned the win. Bobby Bonds drove in three, aided by Gil Flores Don Baylor and Dave Chalk. Cecil Cooper admitted the early blowout doomed the game. Tanana improved to 11-3 on the season.
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Milwaukee
California Angels
Milwaukee Brewers
Angel
Norm Sherry
Brewers
Tanana
Brewer
Robin Yount
Don Money
Alex Grammas
Grammas
Angels
Bobby Bonds
Gil Flores
Dave Chalk
Don Baylor
Joe Rudi
Moose Haas
Eduardo Rodriguez
Mario Guerrero
Ron Jackson
Flores
Rodriguez
Sam Hinds
Mike Caldwell
Cecil Cooper
California Milwaukee
Yount
Chalk
Money
Baylor Cf
Lezenorf
Rudi If
Bando
Cooper
Bryecf
Rorksn
McMiIn Dh
Miinks Ss
Sheldon
Hmphy
Wohltd If
Moore
California
E—-Chalk
Bonds
Guerrero
Ro Jackson
Wohlford
SO Tanana
Haas
Caldwell Erdriguez
McClure Hindy
Yarborough Wins 400-Mile Grand National Race
Cale Yarborough won the 400-mile Grand National stock car race by ten seconds over Richard Petty. The event took place in Cambridge Station, Michigan. Ted Turner led Courageous to a narrow two- feet victory over Enterprise in America's Cup prelims. Tommy Hudson clinched the PBA national title in Seattle with a 206 200 score after four consecutive strikes.
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Cambridge Station
Mich
Cale Yarborough
Richard Petty
Newport
R.I
The
Courageous
Atlanta Braves
Ted Turner
Enterprise
Seattle
Tommy Hudson
Jay Robinson
Professional Bowlers Association
Boys' Club No. 1 wins 14 and under invitational title
Boys' Club No. 1 claimed the 14-and-under Invitational Championship, routing La Crosse Knights 14-1 behind Jay Adams on the mound and two hits. Deluxe Trophy defeated Mormon Coulee 20-0 in the Consolation, led by Tom Vanvoorish with 16 strikeouts. semifinals saw Boys' Club No. 1 blank Olalaska 9-0 with Kevin Johnston one-hitter, and La Crosse Knights beat Shelby Blue 3-2 with Tom Gerke two hits and solid pitching.
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Boys’ Club No. 1
la Crosse Knights
Jay Adams
Deluxe Trophy
Tom Vanvoorish
Mormon Coulee
Onalaska
Keven Johnston
Shelby Blue
Tom Gerke
Mike Reinhart
Rory Skifton
Kevin Johnston
Joe Weber
Matt Coloumbe
Tom Vandoorish
Mark Sesvold
Mike Spears
Terry Clemments
Mark Zander
Mike Sletten
John Michaels
Mike Czech
Mike Quillin
Greg Erickson
Jim Malzacher
Bob Matthews
Scott Delaney
Paul Weber
Ty Earp
Mark Bolger
Reed Sandvoid
la Crosse K
Mark Watung
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Glenn Borgmann
Hal McRae
Kansas City Royals
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Jim Brock
Brock
Bobby Winkles
Lacrosse
Hiram Walker
Commercial Credit
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Fourth Street
Credit Life
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
Wesk Ip
B.E Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Radial Steel
Ufesaver XL III
B.F. Goodrich
U.S
BY Goodrich
F.E.T
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6Th Street
Anita Dia
Lemar
Frank Tanana
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