Major League Standings From Wednesday Games
Results from Wednesday include New York over Oakland 4 3, Boston over California 2 1, Texas over Cleveland 3 2, Baltimore over Kansas City 5 4, Minnesota over Milwaukee 4 0, Detroit over Chicago 8 3, Houston over Chicago 4 1, San Francisco over New York 3 2, Pittsburgh over Atlanta 4 2, St Louis over Cincinnati 5 2, Montreal 5-2 over San Diego 3-3, Los Angeles 9 over Philadelphia 4.
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Hands Shuts Out Brewers as Twins Win 4-0
Bill Hands pitched a four hitter for his first AL shutout and Doug Darwin drove in three runs with a homer as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-0. Parsons struggled, lasting only into the fifth after walking three and allowing four runs, while Hands credited two control lapses but praised his fastball and breaking ball. Brewers' woes continue with 21 scoreless innings in six losses in seven games.
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Dodgers bury Phillies in 9-4 rout with 18 hits
Dodgers explode with a sensational 18-hit night led by a .313 team batting mark as they stomp the Phillies 9-4. Walt Alston hails May as a blueprint for success after the victory over Steve Carlton and the Phillies.
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Rangers Triumph Over Cleveland 3-2 on Perry Controversy
Whitey Herzog was ejected in the seventh for arguing with umpire Art Frantz after presenting a greasy ball as evidence against Gaylord Perry. The Rangers won 3-2 on Dave Nelson's RBI single in the ninth, with Jim Mason tying the game earlier.
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Coon Valley 9 Bowl To Winona
Steve Wiltgen delivered a run scoring single in the 10th to lift Winona Merchants past Coon Valley 5-4 in nonleague baseball. Dick Sauer added a single and stolen base setting up Wiltgen, while Coon Valley’s Mike Stoda allowed four runs in four frames in the loss. Winona used four pitchers, Steve Krenke earning the win as eight hits were collected by both teams.
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Onalaska Sailors Win Close First Series Title
Kurt Schroeder and Lincoln Gundersen edged Jake Hoeschler and John Fox for the lead in the opening M-20 sailing series on Lake Onalaska. William and Jane Kirkpatrick claimed third in the weekly event.
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Recreation Meetings At Onalaska Planned For Summer Activities
Onalaska residents are invited to join summer recreation sessions. Baseball meetings for different grade groups are set for Saturday at 9 30 a m for second and third graders 10 30 a m for fourth to sixth graders and 11 30 a m for seventh and eighth graders. Tennis is scheduled for June 11 at 6 30 p m and girls softball for June 14 at 6 30 p m. Men's softball also has a 6 30 p m meeting on June 12.
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