Monday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Night Games
Monday results show New York 6 Baltimore 3 Cleveland 6 Washington 3 Boston 3 Detroit 2 Minnesota 3 California 2. Schedule includes Milwaukee at Oakland, Minnesota at California, Chicago at Kansas City, Cleveland at Washington, Baltimore at New York, Detroit at Boston, Pittsburgh at Montreal, and more with several night games.
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Braves Rally Ends Mets Hope with Garr's Game Winning Hit
Atlanta outfielder Ralph Garr nicknamed Roadrunner delivered a game winning hit in the 11th inning to lift the Braves 4 3 over the Mets. Garr also had a game tying homer in the 10th and leads NL with a .444 average after a 3 for 6 night. Other NL games saw Pittsburgh beat Montreal 6 3 Philadelphia 3 2 and Houston 2 0.
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Don Clendenon
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Roberto Clemente
Expos
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Gene Clines
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Clemente
Three Rivers Stadium
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Jim Bunning
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Darrell Brandon
Bernie Carbo
Don Wilson
Jack Hiatt
Jim Wynn
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Jesus Alou
Hiatt
Rader
Wynn
Joe Morgan
Sellout ABA Final Set Between Stars and Colonels
Salt Lake City prepairs for a seventh game to decide the ABA title as Utah Stars host Kentucky Colonels in a sold out 13,208 crowd. The winner shares 48130 while the loser gets 40130 amid coaches Bill Sharman and Frank Ramsey predicting fast breaks and careful late-quarter play.
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Lakewood Cavaliers Win 8-3 Over WWTI at Copeland Park
Lakewood Junior College defeated Western Wisconsin Technical Institute 8-3 in a nonconference baseball game. Lakewood began with seven runs through five innings as Jim Kreager and Jim Stocksett led the offense with multiple hits. Randy Stocksett, LaFleur, and Hendrick contributed key RBIs as Lakewood improved to 7-6. Kaiser took the loss for WWTI, with Lakewood's strong defense turning two double plays to limit a late rally. The Cavaliers travel to Madison Tech for a Wisconsin Tech College Conference doubleheader the season finale.
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Ray Culp
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Dean Chance
Roy White
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Orioles
Elrod Hendricks
New York
Mel Stottlemyre
Jack Aker
John Lowenstein
Ken Harrelson
Indians
Washington
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Jack Heideman
Tom McCraw
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Pinson
Paul Casanova
Senators
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Coaching vacancy at La Crosse Central sparks debate on committee makeup
La Crosse Central is without a football coach after Cliff Venne resigned. A committee interviewing candidates includes Superintendent Balts, Principal Voss, and AD Hackett, plus a school board member and a booster club representative. Critics say boosters should not influence hiring decisions. Bill Richards, former Sheboygan North coach, was recently dismissed by the school board, drawing local disputes and letters to the editor. Ernest Eggett releases Fever in the Spring, a book on high school basketball, available for $2.50.
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Pete) Eggett
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Carlton Press
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Readmore Book
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Pacelli skips WISAA state bid in Racine junior baseball mix
Stevens Point Pacelli finishes 10 2 but regional rules limit to one qualifier, La Crosse Aquinas earns spot despite Regis split and Pacelli sweep. Dennis Lenz Memorial award goes to Mike McDaniel. Continental Clothiers win Pla Mor Classic with 1096 high game, Zeisler and Severson lead. May 26 L Club banquet and two La Crosse State day camps noted.
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Shoulder Injury Hampers Packers' Draft Pick Mayer
Barry Mayer, Green Bay's ninth round pick from Minnesota, may miss training camp after a shoulder dislocation in a recent game. Doctors found severe nerve damage leaving his right arm useless, though Mayer shows 99 percent odds of eventual recovery. Packers compiled expects Mayer could have been a top pick before injury.
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Nets Get Washington Trade Brings 6-8 Forward to New York
The New York Nets acquire Tom Washington a 6 foot 8 forward from the Floridians in exchange for a high first round pick in the 1972 ABA draft.
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