WIAA Adopts Three Class Basketball for 1973-74
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association boards approve a one year experiment creating three basketball classes for 1973-74 with 800 and 400 enrollment cutoffs. Eight large schools and four each of medium and small will compete at the state meet in Madison. The decision accompanies major changes including moving boys golf to fall and girls swimming to spring, plus hockey site at Green Bay and track and field limits and scheduling shifts.
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Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Board of Control
WIAA
Madison
John E. Roberts
Brown County
Green Bay
Blair's Robbery, Bumbry's Infield Help Beat Brewers
Baltimore catcher Earl Williams and Orioles win 4-3 in 12 innings over Milwaukee as Paul Blair steals a potential homer from George Scott and Al Bumbry drives in the decisive run after a clutch 7th inning rally. Mike Cuellar improves to 4-1 in relief?
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Paul Blair
Blair
George Scott
Pedro Garcia
al Bumbry
Baltimore Orioles
Brewers
del Crandall
Cuellar
Earl Williams
Crandall
Williams
Weaver
Bob Coluccio
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
John Briggs
Brewer
Baltimore
Scott
Boog Powell
Briggs
Ellie Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Tim Johnson
Garcia
Jerry Bell
Mark Belanger
Bumbry
Rich Coggins
RBI
Chisox Halt Twins Rally In Tight 3-2 Win
Chicago White Sox stop Minnesota with a three run first inning and hold on for a 3-2 victory. Carlos May drives in two with a two run double as Stan Bahnsen improves to 10-7 after 10 hits allowed. Terry Forster returns from injury to relieve in the eighth.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Carlos May
Sox
Stan Bahnsen
Terry Forster
Bahnsen
Tony Oliva
Forster
Bob Darwin
Harmon Kill
Ebrew
Joe
Dan Walton
Cy Acosta
Acosta
C Tanner
Acos
George Mitterwald
Larry Hisle
Rod Carew
Jerry Terrell
Mitterwald
Oliva
Darwi
Hisle
Dan Mone
Jo Flaherty
Frank Quilici
Tony
Bert Blyleven
Lance
Bill Melto
Melton
Major League Standings And Schedule Snapshot
Baseball standings and upcoming games across the National and American Leagues. Key leaders include Chicago and Los Angeles leading their divisions, with Montreal St. Louis Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Schedule notes Wednesday games feature Milwaukee Detroit New York Baltimore Cleveland Boston Minnesota Texas Kansas City Oakland Chicago California.
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Texas
Merritt
Baltimore
Palmer
Milwaukee
Colborn
Minnesota
Decker
Chicago
Wood
Kansas City
Drago
California
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Oakland
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
West Chicago
Dobson
Stem
Seelbach
Tiant
Hamilton
Abner Doubleday
Alexander Cartwright
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
Cubs rally in ninth to beat Mets 3 2 in NL East clash
Cubs storm back with three runs in the ninth to steal a 3 2 win over the Mets as Chicago extends its NL East lead. Pirates sweep doubleheader over Montreal 8 6 and 3 1, while Philadelphia tops St Louis 7 4, Houston drubs Cincinnati 13 2, and Los Angeles beats San Diego 3 2.
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Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Richie Hebner
Rennie Stennett
Hebner
al Oliver
Pirates
Willie Stargell
La Crosse La Crescent Legion Game Postponed to July 12
The La Crosse Legion game against La Crescent was postponed due to La Crescent's prior commitment and will be made up July 12 at La Crescent. La Crosse will play at Caledonia Friday evening, a team it defeated 4 to 3 earlier this year.
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la Crosse
la Crescent Legion
la Crescent
la Crosse Legion
Caledonia
Reed Wins SS Eliminator at Amber Green Dragways
Walt Reed drove a Eversole sponsored SS/DA Hemi Dodge to victory in the SS Eliminator in Eau Claire Wisconsin on Sunday marking his second major win this year. Local drivers from La Crosse and Onalaska won trophies across multiple classes including Dusters Powderpuff E/SA F-8 G/SA I/SA Q/S SS/EA ET Money and SS/X.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Walt Reed
Dennis Renner
la Crosse
Joe Angelo
Renner
Diana
Larry Tydrich
Onalaska
Sherman
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Frank Linzy
Tommy Davis
Davis
Earl Weaver
Tommy (Davis
Tommy (Davis) Got the Sign But Just Forgot To Answer That He Got It.” Weaver
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Bumory
Coggins
Tdavis
Jpowell
Wiliams
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Coluccio
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Tjjohnson
Belanger
Heise
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Ibelip
Ey Linzy
J Powell
E Williams
Money
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Hrriggs
Sb—Briggs
Cuellarsaat
Chisox Halt Twins
Abrh Bi
Bi Carew
Orta
Phelly
Terrell
Dalien
Darwin
Killebrew
Cmay
Monton
Jeter
Braun
Reichardt If
Hermann
Holt If
Sharp
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Leon
Mitterwidh
Blyleven
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C.may
Reichardt
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Gibson
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Grimsley
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Sutton
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Sparks Cubs
Hal Rock
Associated Press
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Chicago Cub
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