National League and American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
East Division games feature Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Houston among several night matchups. American League leaders Baltimore and Boston lead crowded races with Detroit New York and Cleveland close. Tuesday results include Milwaukee over California and Oakland over Kansas City while several late games are listed for Wednesday. Retired? Get a parttime job quickly with a low cost Times Wanted.
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Cincinnati
Merritt
Simpson
New York
Ryan
Williams
Atlanta
Reed
Short
San Diego
Arlin
St. Louis
Gibson
Chicago
Hands
Houston
Dierker
Los Angeles
Sutton
San Francisco
Bryant
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Lopez
Murphy
Blue
Wright
Kant
Horlen
McLain
Niekro
Kekich
Foster
Siebert
Palmer
Green County House Wins 11th in Slowpitch Back O Yards
Green County House dominated Janesville Back O Yards Slowpitch, beating Sons of Janesville 13 1 in eight innings. The team led the first half with a 7 0 record, with Monroe as their only setback. Batting near .400 in the 14 inch league, Isely and Prien top the lineup at .500. Grendahl .471 and Boelk .477 follow. In a game vs Quality Signs, Green collected 17 hits with six homers led by Isely two trips and Grendahl Tschanz Solberg and Jordan adding one each.
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Green County House
Janesville
Seger Oo Ghey
Sons of Janesville
Green
Monroe
Mike Isely
John Prien
Dick Boelk
Stu Grendahl
Bob Tschanz
Roger Gille
Buddy Stevenson
Grendahl
Tschanz
Solberg
Jordan
Isely
Jeff Center
Pat's Beer Depot
The
Bank
Monroe Firemen
Martin’s Sport Shop
Turner Hall
Jerry Stuckey
Stuckey
First National
Krostue
Larry Larson
RBI
Jeff Wyss
Wayne Dieter
Mike Affolter
Mike Parker
Bob Spoerry
Mike Spoerry
J. House
Cleaners
Bob Blum
John Kundert
Blum
Darrell _Indergand
Kundert
Joe McGuire
Larry Kundert
Bill Spring
Carlie Buttke
Buttke
Chuck Sykes
Gary
Dennis Zimmerman
Jim Davis
Ron Goecks
Bowling scores and team results from Maynard Jones event
Maynard Jones and George Grossen led a bowling session with 232 and 220 games respectively while Rachel Holcomb added 171 and 169. Team totals were Up's and Down's 2180 ahead of Rufer-Jones 2128, Road Runners 2033, and Beat Me 2013.
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Rolls
Rachel Holcomb
Jan Severson
Colleen Hasler
Jones
Grossen
Holcomb
Bev Rufer
Rufer-Jones
Packers Weigh Bramlett Trade as He Refuses Report
Green Bay officials ready to negotiate for John Bramlett after he remains firm about not reporting unless guaranteed salary if cut. Bramlett returned from New England to Memphis and then home, filing a condition to Packers.
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Green Bay
Wisward
John Bramlett
Bramlett
New England Patriots
Rich Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Packers
Green Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Robertson and Hotchkiss Take League Honors
Blind bogey winners Monday included Jake Gruenewald Jack Fred Steffen Jr denne La Hanson juman verson Bob Ethridge Nate Bechtolt Don Otteson and Chuck Robertson The slate for next week lists Pat and Boot's Tap vs Green County Cheese Orangeville Bank vs Mobil Data Center vs Bank of Juda Swiss Colony vs Alphorn Lounge
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Jake ‘Gruenewald
Jack Fred Steffen, Jr
Denne la Hanson
Juman, Verson
Bob Ethridge
Nate Bechtolt
Don Otteson
Chuck Robertson
Pat and Boot
Tap
Green County Cheese
Orangeville Bank
Mobil Data Center
Bank of Juda
Swiss Colony
Alphorn Lounge
FCA members hear Arkansas Frank Broyles speak faith
Frank Broyles urged faith on 380 coaches and athletes at Mount Pleasant during the Michigan FCA summer conference. He urged betting life on God and staying on the God side to fight impossible odds, noting his FCA board and coaching leadership roles. Attendees hailed from Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan.
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muuNi Rueasani
Mich
University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Mount Pleasant
Broyles
Michigan Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA
Team Football Coaches Association
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Duo Starred for Astros and Reds
Yesterday's baseball action saw Don Wilson of the Astros fire a two hitter with nine strikeouts to lift Houston 2-1 over the Cubs. Johnny Bench of the Reds added a single and a double, driving in three runs in Cincinnati's 4-2 win against the Mets.
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Don — Wilson
Astros
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Johnny — Bench
Reds
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Roys Top No 2, Bank roll to 7 2 victory in league play
Roys scores six unearned runs to beat Roller Mills 7 2 as Bank finishes second half 5 0 and advances toward the Central Division title meeting Junction House. Jeff Center dominates Krostue Implement 11 4 behind Buttke multiple hits.
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Roy
Roller Mills
Bank
First National Bank
Junction House
the Bank
Turner Hall
Twining Park
Krostue Implement
Krostue
Nat'l
Jeff. Coop
Les Thorp
Fahlgren
Sykes
Wettsteadt
Ly. Thorp
Belke
D.phillips Aun Ruchti
L.kundert
Aun Schmid
J.kundert
Jones
Blum Aun
Roy's
Abrh
Haldiman
Totte
G.haldiman Aun
Klemm
Nelson
L. Grossen
D.grossen
Neuender
G. Grossen
Zimm'man
Mrs Roller Mills
Pasabrh Firemen
Wilde D.zimm
Rufer
Goecks
Davis Dagenardt
Cromwell
Bandi
Einbeck
McLelland
Eagles
Townsend
Gentz B.zimm
Bartelt
Hoover
Rufener Ain
Pat
M. Affolter
Parker Zimm
B.affolter Sys
Cruzerip
Durtschi
Krattiger
Binder
Larson
Cullen
Monro e Merchants Trio Bat .374 in 68 Hits
In the Monroe Merchants lineup Grendahl Setzer and Dearth post a .374 team batting mark with 68 hits in 182 at bats. Grendahl leads in average and total bases, Setzer tops RBIs and homers, Dearth strong in runs and bases. Merchants sit 10-6-1 and travel to Rockford tonight.
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Monroe Merchants
Grendahl
Setzer
Dearth
Wisconsin
RBI
the Merchants
Rockford
Monroe liquor license notice lists Marjorie Insergand LR
City of Monroe announces an application filed with the city clerk for a Class B liquor license at 1107 1th Avenue. The notice, dated August 3 4 5 1971, lists applicant Marjorie L Insergand LR and mentions the city clerk F M Bray.
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Monroe
Marjorie L. Insergand
1Th Avenue
F. M. Bray
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George Grossen
Bill Goecks
Wisconsin Sports Briefs
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
Oscar Damman
Swiss Cola ‘Mobil O11
Bank Juda ‘Doral & Ger GC
Cheeseville Bank
Turner Hall SC
Pat & Boots
Arkansas
Ouchturlock
Calif
Medic Alert Foundation
Ron Hunt
Hunt
Montreal Expo
Louis Evans
Nat
Adtaker
Mort Armstrong
Dean Broge
Don Neuenschwander
Junior Tofte
Paul Kemprood
Bill Klemm
Kemprood
del Nelson
Broge
Ray Updike
Millers
Fred Bittner
Bill Severson
Judson House
Hoffman
Jim Huffman
Pete Jones
Greg Olson
Mike Einbeck
Ken Rufer
Davis
John Teasdale
Dick Cavell
Scilla
By al Vermeer
C& Meek
Wer
Howie Schneider
Lancelot
Coker & Penn
Bier Hee
Crooks & Lawre
Hanna Barbera
Taney
Mike Setzer
Charlie Dearth
John Rockow
Zenith
Schultz Pharmacy
Mason Shoe Sale
Brodhead
Shoppers Guide
Enkasheer
Milady’i
Carter & Gruenewald Company, Inc
Juda
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