Interactive Baseball Stat Leaders From A L and N L Totals
Summary of batting and pitching leaders across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Otis and LeFlore toping runs and Burroughs and Mayberry driving in runs, with Brett and G Grett among notable hitters. Pitching leaders feature Garland, Matlack, and Seaver with strong win and strikeout tallies.
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Brett KC
Leflore
McRae
Bostock
Mir
Rivers NY
Otis
Hargrove
Tex
Rowrite
Rivers
North
Oak
Burroughs
Mayberry
Cnambuss
Munson
MITS
Grett
Carew
Evans Gan
Carty
Cie
G Brett
Garner
Blanks
Det
Poquette
L May
Wimbledon Rejects Equal Pay Demands
Wimbledon management rejects demands for equal prize money for women versus men despite protests from Chris Evert and the WTA. Officials cite draw size, match length, and format as reasons, while men’s and women’s players trade barbs amid potential boycott threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Chris Evert
Women's Tennis Association
Arthur Ashe
Jimmy Connors
Miss Evert
WTA
Jerry Diamond
Brian Bur
United States
Chaseburg and Melrose Mindoro Reach Division One Final
Chaseburg blanks Coon Valley 6 0 in District 12 action while Melrose Mindoro defeats La Crescent Midway 5 2. The two advance to face off for the Division One title with a spot in the district championship at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Valley
Wis
Chaseburg
Melrose-Mindoro
la Crescent
Wisconsin
Bob Ekern
RBI
Buddy Johnson
Mike Lebion
Fred Lasher
John Gunderson
la Crescent-Midway
Winona Downs City Legion Nine Defeats La Crosse 3-1
Winona defeats La Crosse 3-1 at Memorial Field as Perry Dahl allows two unearned runs in relief of Jerne. Neumeister scores on an error in the seventh inning. Smith drives in a run for Winona while Bruins Bruha and Boynton contribute in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion
John Marx
Jim Neumeister
Tom Juan
Jerry Jerue
la Crosse
Perry Dahl
Dahl
Jerne
Coonan
Winona
Ab-R-H
Young
Konner
Scoffield
Smith
Boynton
J. Wiltgen
D. Wiltgen
O'Reilly
Holibar
Schwarz
Neumeister
Kamila
Servais
Kaiser
Piazza
Juan
Bruna
Marx
Bruha
RBI
Kohner
Wittgen
La Crosse Boys' Club dominates Waumandee tourney action
La Crosse Boys' Club 12U swept Arcadia 24-6 and Fountain City 17-0 in four innings with Dave Kaiser hitting a grand slam and two home runs. 14U beat Durand 15-1 as Jay Adams earned a one hitter. Dunham pitched a no hitter in 12U win and struck out nine Fountain City batters. Non tournament game saw La Crescent defeat Boys' Club 6-4 with Kevin Sumner and Tom Burgmeir collecting two hits each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Arcadia
Fountain City
Dave Kaiser
Joe Dunham
Danny Dahl
Dunham
Mike Thornton
Jay Adams
Adams
Jen Dahl
Jeff Shew
Tim Fitzsimmons
la Crescent
Varsity
Kevin Sumner
Sumner
Tom Burgmeir
La Crosse Juniors Win Double Thriller and Sweep
La Crosse Juniors varsity baseball edged Elk Mound 3 2 in 10 innings as Jeff Arney earned the win with 13 strikeouts and a bases loaded walk in the 10th. Erik Wuensch contributed a four hit day. The Juniors JV swept Archadia 10 2 and 7 2 at Memorial Field with Murray leading in game one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Mound
Wis
la Crosse
Elk Mound Legion
Jeff Arney
Tom Murray
Erik Wuensch
Arcadia
Memorial Field
Murray
John Kane
Jeff Boers
Jerry Nelson
Midwest League Friday Baseball Scores Report
Dubuque defeats Danville 6 to 4 in a midseason clash. Quad Cities tops Wisconsin Rapids 4 to 1 as Appleton edges Waterloo 3 to 3 and Cedar Rapids wins 7 to 4. Wausau shutout 6 to 0 by Clinton while Burlington suffers a 6 to 0 setback.
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Dubuque
Danville
Quad Cities
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Wausau
Clinton
Burlington
Liquori Dies On 5000 Bid At U S Trials
At Hayward Field Marty Liquori quit on the sixth lap with a hamstring injury after predicting slim odds of making the Olympic team. Mike Keogh won his heat as Dick Buerkle led in the 5000m trials. nine runners advanced to Sunday finals. Arnie Robinson won the long jump, Randy Williams placed third in the 400, and Maxie Parks won the 400 in a wind affected finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Ore
United States
Marty Liquori
Arnie Robinson
Randy Williams
Maxie Parks
Liquori
Filbert Bayi
Tanzania
John Walker
New Zealand
New York Athletic Club
Mike Keogh
Central Jersey
Dick Buerkle
Steve Prefontaine
Craig Virgin
Illinois
U.S
Hayward Field
University of Oregon
Robinson
San Diego State
Munich
Montreal
Larry Myricks
Mississippi College
Williams
Southern Cal
Fresno
Parks
Fred Newhouse
Baton Rouge
Pioneer Athletic Club
Keg Bar and S H Sport Lead in Municipal Softball Classics
Keg Bar wins 6-2 over Pogy's Pizza to extend Classic Major League lead while S H Sport wins by forfeit over Downtown Country Kitchen in Minor League play. Red Lantern stays unbeaten in the 12-Inch Open Slo-Pitch, as Doug Gardner goes 3-for-4 with a home run to spark Key’s eighth win. Country Kitchen forfeits late due to rain. Mugg Bar comeback falls short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keg Bar
S&h
Keg
Pegg’s Pizza
Country Kitchen
Red Lantern
Doug Gardner
Key
la Crosse
Handy Builders
Mr. Magoo
Pete Mettille
the Kitchen
Pogy
Pogy's Pizza
Sporting Life
Metro Sport
Metro Sports
J Kohimeir
Bruce Sweenik
Flor Decor
Zelimer
Bahr
Schaher Our Corner
Larry Daellenbach
Papentuss Electric
Don Duenkel
Gen Dayton
Tom Fisher
Gary Neumeister
Paul Gleason
Standard Mate
Butterfield
PRR
Rnals
Bing Crosby
Tim Simones
Dan
Dickson Regains Swing Leads Western Open Race
Bob Dickson, 32, Oklahoma native and former U S and British Amateur champion, regained form and opened a six stroke lead midway through the Western Open after a 69 on Friday. Al Geiberger and Charles Coody trailed at even par 142 as others chased in windy conditions at Butler National Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Brook, Ill
Bob Dickson
U.S
Dickson
Butler National Golf Club
al Geiberger
Charles Coody
Ray Floyd
Augusta
George Burns
Gil Morgan
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McBride
G Foster
Oliver Pon
W Crawford
Morgan
Rose
Schmidt
Pri
Griffey
Winheld
Kingman
Perez
Cin
Montanez
Atl
Garvey
Guckner
Cardenal
Chi
Zish
Pgh
Madiock
G Maddow
Ocasa Phi
D Parker
Tyson
W Davis
Geronimo
Kingman NY
Phi
Cedeno
Mor En
Brock
Lopes
Matlack
Misrsmith
P Niekro
Montefusco
England
Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Pasarell
Bernie Mitton
Newcombe
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Onny Parun
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Tony Roche
Australia
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Rosie Casals
San Francisco
Mima Jausovec
Yugoslavia
Mel-Min
Er Cf
Weimar
Holte
Johnson
M Sebion
DO Olson
Schultz
G Olson
Sveum
Sebion
Abr
Nelson
B Nordstrom
Larson
T Pederson
J Pederson
K Nordstrom
Steurnage
Kammerl
S Holte
Ekern
B. Johnson
Nordstrom
Ab-R-N
Boyer
Arney
Rf-Cf
Larue
Papenfuss
Briggeman
Kuhlman
McCauley
Morley
Curran
Abeyeta
Melnik
Arn
Aber-H
Gunderson
Stuhr
Larkin
Blaken
Roberts
Lasher
Crrisinger
Brown
L Stuhr
Midway
Melrose
Mindoro
Papentuss
Larkin Adams
Papentus
Morley SB
Erbbso Meinik
Arn Aoe
Gunderson Ove
F Lasher
Meiniked
Larve
Winona Downs City Legion
American Legion
Jim Coonan
Waumandee
Coulse
Galesville
Alma
Dan Johnson
Reidt
Dave Wall
Tim McCormick
Scott Batch
S & H Sport
Metro
Sporting
Topel
Gardner
Collins
Loomis
Steigerwald
Cooley
Stach
Haggerty
Geary
Thompson
Pogy’s Pizza
B. Severson
Harnish
D. Severson
J. Haun
Brose
Robertson
Gagermeir
B. Haun
al Topel
Jeff Cooley
Bob Steigerwald
Mark Collins
Joe Loomis
Orrie Thompson
Tom Harnish
Mike Geary
Pe Bear
National Home and Sport Club of
Rose Street
National Home & Sport Club
John Newcombe
Steve Veriato
Homero Blancas
Hale Irwin
John Mahaffey
Jerry Pate
Andy North
Monona
Don Iverson
Billy Casper
Pete
Boros
Jim McDermott
Evel Knievel
Ascot Garden
Calif
Decorah
Iowa
Fairgrounds
Andersen Windowalls
Andersen
Femecary Buking Center
Hwy
Onalaska
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