Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across the League
Sunday results show Milwaukee defeated Boston 6 1 New York beat Chicago 6 1 Minnesota topped Washington 6 5 in 10 innings Cleveland routed California 4 1 Kansas City bested Detroit 6 2 Oakland won 6 2 over Baltimore 2 1 Monday slate lists California at Detroit Kansas City at Baltimore with night games Cal Messersmith 2 3 Chance 0 5 and McNally 5 1 Cal Canton 2 1.
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Baseball scores from a busy Montreal Chicago night
Montreal beat Chicago 7 3, Pittsburgh 11 over Los Angeles, New York 9 over St Louis 5, San Francisco 5 5 in 2 6 game, San Diego 7 over Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 2 Houston, St Louis with Reuss 3 3, Renko 3 1, Houston Dierker 5 0 York 2 3, Chicago Jenkins 5 2, Philadelphia Short 2 3, Cincinnati Simpson 1 0, San Francisco Marichal 4 2. only games scheduled remain.
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Parsons Shuts Down Red Sox in Brewers 6 1 Victory
Milwaukee righthander Bill Parsons worked to a six run first inning and held Boston to one run as the Brewers defeated the Red Sox 6 1. Parsons improved to 3 3 with the win while Bosox starter Eddie Kasco praised his fastball and changeups after Yastrzemski Petrocelli and Conigliaro loaded the bases before a walk forced in Boston's lone run.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Billy Conigliaro
Mike Fiore
Rushford Golfers Lead Root River Conference Team Race
Rushford holds a dominant lead after four weeks with 48 points in the Root River Conference standings. Caledonia and La Crescent trail with 36 each, followed by Houston 24, Mabel Canton 16, and Spring Grove 4. Rushford's Mark Thompson leads individuals with 37 points, while Caledonia’s Mark Johnson has 23 and Rushford teammates Ton Berg and Brad Peterson sit with 22 and 21 points.
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Michigan State nine guns for Big Ten title chase
The Spartans host Wisconsin on Friday and Northwestern on Saturday aiming to extend their lead in the Big Ten standings. Minnesota drops two to Wisconsin then defeats Northwestern to stay in pursuit at 8-4 as Illinois and Purdue also vie for position. Ohio State visits Indiana while Michigan loses a postponement makeup Sunday after a rain delay.
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Cardenas Glove Sparked 10th Inning Twins Win Over Senators
In St Paul Minneapolis Ray Corbin and George Mitterwald fueled a 6 5 ten inning victory over Washington as Leo Cardenas made a clutch backhand play at second ending the rally. Mitterwald drove in the winning run after Corbin allowed four innings of relief for his third win. Oliva left with a hamstring injury. Alyea Holt and Reese also contributed key hits.
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St Johns and Army defend college trap and skeet titles
St John’s University and the U S Military Academy reaffirmed dominance in national collegiate trap and skeet. St John’s five man team captured the trap crown with 934 targets of 1 000 while Army won the skeet trophy with 944 birds Sunday at Linn Creek Missouri.
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Onalaskan Wrestler Takes Second in State Pin Tourney
NEENAH Wis Geri Guy of Onalaska moved to second in the Class B singles at the Wisconsin Woman s Bowling Association tournament with a 607 handi cap score Continental of Milwaukee leads the team standings with 2 794 Boy s of Centuria rises to third in Class D team scoring with 2 132 The 42nd annual meet ends Sunday.
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Foreman Seeks Rematch Victory Over Peralta Tonight
Oakland AP reports George Foreman, 22, 27-0 with 24 knockouts, aims for a title-claiming knockout of Argentinian Gregorio Peralta in a 15 round main event at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. The bout caps a three fight closed circuit card with Terrell vs Pires in Chicago and Ellis vs Chuvalo in Toronto.
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Vikings' Alan Page Sets Drag Race Mark
Vikings defensive tackle Alan Page, driving his own purple Dodge Charger, clocked 14.67 seconds and 97.08 mph for a quarter mile at Minnesota Dragways, setting a national record on his first official drag race. He beat North Stars hockey player Barry Gibbs in two of three runs, Gibbs' first drag attempt.
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Padres Kirby Outs Reds With 12 Strikeouts In Win
San Diego right-hander Clay Kirby continued his success against Cincinnati with a 7-2 victory, tying a club record by fanning 12. The Padres also beat the Mets, Pirates, Giants, Expos, and Phillies in a day full of NL action as Kirby improved his lifetimes edge over the Reds to 7-4. Campbell and Barton homered for San Diego, Spiezio added a three-run triple, and Campbell hit again in the seventh.
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Carthage Wins CCIW Baseball Crown
Carthage College remains undefeated in conference play after sweeping Elmhurst 4-3 and 2-1 to clinch the Col lege Conference of Illinois Wisconsin baseball championship in Kenosha Wisconsin. The Redmen earned the crown with a twin victory over Elmhurst.
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Oakland’s Blue Hunter Halt Orioles In A Twinbill Sweep
Oakland’s Vida Blue and Jim Hunter combined to beat the Orioles twice, 6-2 and 2-1, as Baltimore’s pitching stars Cuellar and Palmer suffered losses. Blue fanned nine in the nightcap for a league leading 78 strikeouts. Palmer and Cuellar each took a rare defeat. The doubleheader marked Baltimore’s first twinbill loss since 1969, while the A’s moved within striking distance in the AL East.
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