Baseball scores from the American League East results
Sunday results include Milwaukee beating Boston 6 to 1 New York 6 over Chicago 1 and Minnesota 6 over Washington 5 in 10 innings Cleveland 4 over California 1 Kansas City 6 over Detroit 2 Oakland 6 over Baltimore 2 1 Monday games list California Messersmith 2 3 at Detroit Chance 0 5 night Kansas City Cal Canton 2 1 at Baltimore McNally 5 1 night
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Baseball scores and standings from a busy day
Baseball results list standings for multiple teams and a schedule note. Notable games include San Francisco, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Houston with scores and pitching decisions. The entry lists league records, late games, and night matchups with various pitchers and results.
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Parsons Shuts Down Red Sox In Brewers 6 1 Win
Milwaukee starter Bill Parsons earned his third win of the season by holding Boston to one run as the Brewers exploded for six in the first inning. A ninth inning rally threat by the Red Sox ended with bases loaded and a walk forcing in their only run.
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Bill Parsons
Phil Roof
Andy Kosco
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Boston
Red Sox
Parsons
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Kasco
Ron Theobald
John Briggs
Danny Walton
Bill Voss
Walton
Voss
Rick Auerbach
Kosco
Theobald
Roof
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Billy Con
Rushford Golfers Lead Root River Conference
Rushford holds a commanding team lead after four weeks with 48 points while Caledonia and La Crescent share 36 each in the Root River Conference. Mark Thompson of Rushford leads individuals with 37 points, with Caledonia's Mark Johnson on 23 and Rushford teammates Tom Berg and Brad Peterson close behind.
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Rushford
Trojans
Caledonia
Houston
Mabel Canton
Spring Grove
Mark Thompson
Mark Johnson
Tom Berg
Brad Peterson
Michigan State Seeks Big Ten Title in Weekend Baseball
Michigan State hosts Wisconsin and Northwestern in key Big Ten doubleheaders as Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa vie for the lead. Minnesota faces Northwestern while Indiana and Purdue mix with Michigan in a tight standings race, with Ohio State visiting Indiana on Saturday.
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Ohio State
Foreman Faces Peralta In Oakland Rematch Showdown
Oakland AP George Foreman, 22, Olympic heavyweight champion and WBA No.1, aims to KO Argentine veteran Gregorio Peralta in a 15 round rematch at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. The tripleheader opens in Chicago with Terrell vs Pires and Chuvalo vs Ellis in Toronto, all on closed circuit.
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George Foreman
Gregorio Peralta
Foreman
New York
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Jimmy Ellis
George Chuvalo
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Joe Frazier
Cardenas Glove Vital In Mitterwald Twins Win Over Nats
In St Paul Minnesota's Twins edged the Washington Senators 6 5 in 10 innings. George Mitterwald delivered a bases loaded single for the winning run after Ray Corbin pitched four scoreless innings in relief. Cardenas made a backhanded catch to end the game as Tony Oliva left with a hamstring injury.
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Ray Corbin
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George Mitterwald
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Cardenas
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Washington Senators
Denny McLain
Mitterwald
McLain
Corbin
Senators
Ted Williams
Bill Rigney
Washington
Frank Crosetti
Frank Umont
Oliva
St Johns and Army Dominate National Trap Skeet Titles
St Johns University of St Cloud and the U S Military Academy defended their crowns at Linn Creek Missouri. St Johns five man trap team won with 934 targets while Army captured the skeet trophy with 944 birds.
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Onalaskan star lifts to second in state pin tourney
Neenah Wisconsin Geri Guy of Onalaska moved to second in the Class B singles at the Wisconsin Woman's Bowling Association tournament with a 607 handicap. Continental Milwaukee leads team standings with 2 794 while Boy's Centuria climbs to third in Class D with 2 132. The 42nd annual meet closes Sunday.
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Geri Guy
Onalaska
Wisconsin Woman’s Bowling Association
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Boy’s
Centuria
Vikings' Alan Page Sets Drag Race Mark in Debut
COON RAPIDS Minn AP Alan Page of the Minnesota Vikings proved serious about drag racing by breaking a national record on his first official run. The 255 pound defensive tackle drove his purple Dodge Charger to a quarter mile in 14.67 seconds at 97.08 mph at Minnesota Dragways, beating hockey player Barry Gibbs in two of three attempts.
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Minn
Alan Page
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota Dragways
Page
North Stars
Barry Gibbs
Gibbs
Padres Kirby Stifles Reds With Club Record 12 Ks
Padres right-hander Clay Kirby won his third MLB season start against Cincinnati by a 7-2 margin, tying a club record with 12 strikeouts. Campbell and Barton homered, Spiezio hit a three-run triple, and Campbell added a second homer as San Diego surged early. Mets rout Cardinals 9-5. Pirates explode for eight in eighth to beat Dodgers 11-5. Giants fall to Braves 5-2 in twin bill loss. Expos top Cubs as Stoneman wins. Phillies edge Astros 2-1 behind Lersch’s solid effort.
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Frank Howard
Williams
Dick Billings
Billings
Joe Foy
Cardenas
Rigney
McLain
Jim Perry
Senators
Perry
del Unser
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego
Clay Kirby
Padres
Reds
Big Red
Jim McGlothlin
Dave Campbell
Bob Barton
Ed Spiezio
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Cardinals
Tim Foli
Steve Carlton
Donn Clendenon
Bob Aspromonte
Redbirds
Gene Clines
Charlie Sands
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Orlando Cepeda
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Mack Jones
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Bill Stoneman
Jim Hickman
Ron Fairly
Jones
Bob Bailey
Barry Lersch
Astros
Phillies
Tim McCarver
Willie Montaniz
Phils
Jack Billingham
Ron Stone
McCarver
Lersch
Houston
John Edwards
Carthage Wins CCIW Baseball Crown
Carthage College clinched the College Conference of Illinois Wisconsin baseball title with a twin victory over Elmhurst in Kenosha. The Redmen won 4-3 and 2-1, remaining undefeated in conference play with 14 straight wins.
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Oakland A's Blue and Hunter top Orioles in twin bill sweep
Vida Blue and Jim Hunter each hurled four hitters as the Oakland A's swept Baltimore in a doubleheader 6-2 and 2-1. Blue added nine strikeouts in the nightcap to reach 78 on the season, while Palmer was tagged for two defeats. Palmer and Cuellar took losses for the Orioles, who still led the division before retreating from the lead. Gail Hopkins fueled a Royals win with a bases loaded triple and a homer, as Mike Kekich and Jack Aker limited Detroit to six hits.
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Vida Blue
Jim Hunter
Hunter
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Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
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Bert Campaneris
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Earl Weaver
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White Sox
Alan Foster
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Ted Uhlaender
Cleveland
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