Shakeup in Red Sox order sparks 5 3 win over Brewers
Boston manager Ed die Kasko overhauled the batting lineup after a string of losses and the team beat Milwaukee 5 3. Yaz Yastrzemski hit three singles and scored twice as Marty Pattin earned his third win in 10 decisions before Bob Veale nailed down the save.
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Boston Red Sox
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Red Sox
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Pattin
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Bos
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Coluccio
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Porter
Aparicio
J.bell
Lockwood
Veale
Cepeda
Major League Standings And Schedule Update
American League standings show Detroit and New York tied for first at 20 20. Milwaukee 18 20, Baltimore 17 18, Boston 16 20, Cleveland 16 23. West has Chicago 23 13, California 21 16, Kansas City 23 19, Oakland 23 19, Minnesota 20 17, Texas 12 25. National League leaders: Chicago 24 17, New York 19 17, Pittsburgh 16 18, Montreal 16 19, Philadelphia 15 24, St. Louis 13 24, San Francisco 28 17, Cincinnati 25 16, Houston 26 18, Los Angeles 24 18, Atlanta 16 23, San Diego 16 27. Upcoming games and rainouts listed for multiple matchups.
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Reds
Drews Reaches NAIA Finals In Three Mile Race
Jim Drews of Wisconsin La Crosse earned a finals berth in the NAIA outdoor meet after posting a school record 14:06.2 in the three mile heat. He will run the three mile finals tonight and the six mile Friday, while teammate Engsberg competes in pole vault. The Indians seek NAIA National All-Sports Trophy points as La Crosse trails Bemidji by one point.
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Ark
Jim Drews
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Drews
UWL
Jack Engsberg
la Crosse
Bemidji
Killebrew Oliva Lead Twins Past Royals 8-6
Harmon Killebrew drove in three runs with three hits and Tony Oliva added two hits and the go ahead run as Minnesota beat Kansas City 8-6 for a third straight win. The Twins rallied with a four run sixth inning after trailing 5-3, with Dave Goltz earning the victory in relief.
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Killebrew
Oliva
Twins
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Kansas City
Dave Goltz
Kaat
Royals
Jim Kaat
Goltz
Ray Corbin
York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Orlando Cepeda
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
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Oakland
Texas
Horacio Pina
Matty Alou
New York
Detroit
Billy Martin
Reds Rally Past Astros 4-3 in Economical Win
Cincinnati used a five hit attack with one wasted single to beat Houston 4-3. Dave Concepcion delivered the go ahead single in the ninth as the Reds moved to second in the NL West. Chicago topped Montreal 4-2 in 10 innings and San Diego edged Los Angeles 4-3.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Houston
Dave Concepcion
Montreal
Ken Rudolph
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Fred Kendall
San Diego
Willie Crawford
Bill Russell
Dodgers
Mike Corkins
Padres
Designated Hitters Pay Off In American League Victories
DHs shine in AL results as Carlos May and Sal Bando power Chicago White Sox and Oakland A’s to wins. May’s three run shot sparked a four run seventh in a 5 3 win over the Angels, while Bando homered in Oakland’s 8 6 victory over Texas.
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Associated Press
Carlos May
Sal Bando
May
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California Angels
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Texas Rangers
White Sox
Chicago
Minnesota Gets Franchise in New World Team Tennis League
Minnesota will receive a franchise in World Team Tennis, a league formed in Chicago. The team will begin play in 1974 with principal owners Len Vannelli and John Finley of St Paul and Lee Meade of Hopkins. Meade serves as public relations director of the World Hockey Association.
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Hopkins
Meade
World Hockey Association
Halsey Hall Celebrates 75th Birthday In Twin Cities
Halsey Hall longtime Minnesota sports reporter and broadcaster turns 75 in Minneapolis as Governor Wendell Anderson hosts a reception in the governor's office and fans mark the occasion during the Twins Royals game.
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Halsey Hall
Minnesota
Hall
Minneapolis
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
Russians dominate US in Madison exhibition wrestling
In Madison, US wrestler Chris Taylor tied Soslan Andiyev 2-2 as Russia opens a four-stop tour with a 17-3 win over the U.S. team. Ed Vateh and others also competed as Russia’s Andiyev and Dmitriyev impressed, while several UW athletes faced Soviet stars in a high profile exhibition.
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Wis
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Taylor
Iowa State
Soslan Andiyev
United States
Ed Vateh
University of Wisconsin
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U.S
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Ussr
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Stoughton
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Bowling Scores for MIXED Team No. 3 2013
Individual results show Brian Chapman 588 and 243 high single, Louie Wuensch 582, John Doerre 528, Jim Walsh 508, Clara Nottestad 482, Nita Randall 467. Team game and series indicate 709 high for the mix.
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Louie Wuensch
John Doerre
Jim Walsh
Clara Nottestad
Nita Randall
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