Baseball Standings And Schedule From League Update
The bulletin lists teams in the American and National Leagues with win loss records and winning percentages. It shows standings for West and other divisions, Monday results Kansas City 8 New York 7, and upcoming games including matchups such as New York at Kansas City and Baltimore at Oakland with pitchers noted.
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Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Wash’n
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Segui
McNally
Murphy
Bradley
Niekro
Cain
Washington
Roy's Tap No 1 Wins First Juda Slowpitch Title 8-6
Roy's Tap No 1 captured the first Juda Slowpitch Tournament by defeating Tom's Silo 8 to 6 in the final. Stine and Kubly homered for Roy's while Nenneman and Grundhal connected for Tom's Silo in a game that capped eight Saturday matches and a weekend of league play.
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Roy
Tom
Pierce Furniture
Stine
Kubly
Nenneman
Grundhal
Klophenstien
TAP
Christenson B
Davis P. Wietrich
Norm Williams Jones
L. Wietrich
Roys
Tap Jones
Green County House
Garwel Christenson
Klephen A. Williams
Reed N. Harestien
Peterson
Hoesly
Siedschlag
L. Voegels Roy
Ta Gr.Co.House AB
Grundahl Roy
Norder Roy
Bluff View
Milt Schwartz
Bar AB
Nenneman Park
Rothenbuehler
Malcook
Dearth
D. Schwartzlow
R. Schneeberger
Buchholtz
Hoesly Jackson
Martin Preuti
L. Wietrich Huber
Tom’s
Archers From Monticello Dominate State Field Tourney
About 200 attended the State Field Archery Championship at Black River Falls over the weekend with area archers winning honors. Barb Getman won women’s freld style, Jerry Howe placed third in men’s free style, Zane Riley claimed youth bare bow, and Reynold Zeller won men’s bare bow.
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Monticello
Black River Falls
Barb Getman
Marshall Bluff Club
Jerry Howe
Darlington
Zane Riley Darlington
Reynold Zeller
Bob and
Bud and Rose Wisco
Tom Kubly
Curt Wagner
L. G. Marty
Wisconsin
Venezuela and United States named co champions at Broadmoor
In Colorado Springs Venezuela and the United States shared the title as co champions of the eight International Golf Team match for the Francis H. I. Brown Trophy at Broadmoor over the weekend. The event highlighted competition between two strong teams with a final joint win for both nations.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Venezuela
United States
Francis H. I. Brown
Broadmoor
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Los Angeles
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Ryan
Cincinnati
Cloninger
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Lersch
Hands
Moeller
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Pitlock
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Morton
Philaphia
San Fran
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East School
Times
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Charlie Robertson
Ready Mix
Windy Acres
al Bergeman
Alphorn Lounge
Orangeville Community Bank
Harley Dinges
Dale Witt
Don Davis
Horst Hart
LeRoy Severson
Joe Hyde
Ken Kundert
Bill Rosenthal
Andy Sweta
Ludlow
Hein’s Tavern
Bank of Juda
Mobil Oil
Swiss Colony
Orangeville Bank
Doral and Gerries
Swiss Colony DataCenter
Dick Thorn
Rock City
Ill
Nate Hare
Pierce Furn
Preuti Gruenewald
W. Schneeberger Brown Feldt
Bob Voegeli
SILO
Monroe
Goodyear
Gempler’s
Tire Shop
Monroe Presbyterian
Crystal River
Laura Soddy
Kathy Richardson
Bob Richardson
North
Providence
R. I
Ed Duckworth
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Louis Quisset Golf Club
Duckworth
Sutton
Mass
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Action Place
Jauto Cohome
Ibusiness
LANZ
Birmingham
Birmingham, Mich
Professional Golfers Association
Oakland Hills Country Club
Monroe Glass Company
TRE Roe
Philebud
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GMC
Bostrom
Tobaco
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