Baseball standings and schedule round up from Friday to Sunday
National league results show Boston, New York, Chicago and Oakland winning Friday games while Milwaukee, Cleveland and Baltimore split. Weekend slate lists matchups with pitchers Parsons Lonborg Kline Hedlund and more across key series in Boston New York Kansas City Oakland and California, detailing day night and night games with notable lineups.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Parsons
Slaton
Lonborg
Culp
Horlen
Kline
Paul
Hedlund
Coleman
Hunter
Corbin
Shellenback
Palmer
Murphy
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Montreal
Houston
Fryman
Hands
Norman
Ellis
Alexander
Stone
Marichal
McLothlin
Seaver
Dierker
McNally
Gibson
Windy Acres Playboy League low gross champ named
Robertson and Brodie shot one over par 37s to capture low gross honors at Windy Acres in the Playboy League. Brodie and Cronan tied for low net with 33. Montgomery Wards earned team low net with 143. Regez Cheese 37 Farmco 322 featured birdie runs and full match schedule announced for next week.
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Chuck Robertson
John Brodie
Windy Acres
Brodie
Ron Cronan
Montgomery Wards
Roger Cheese
Regez Cheese
Farmco
Dennis Fazel
Roger Burroughs
Pat Wuetrich
Les Ahrens
Tom McGraw
Pat Lunda
Mort Wittner
Lloyd Girard
Regez
Monroe Beverage
Blue Chippers
Junction House
Germain Fuel
North Central
Wards
Betty Ritschard Sparks Best Marks in Eagles Club Couples
Betty Ritschard posted a 216 game and matched with a 560 series as the Couples League at Eagles Club Lanes saw top marks. George Grossen totaled 560 with 189 174 and 197, Ev Jacobs topped the women by one pin with 516, and team Cannon Balls led with 2225.
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George Grossen
Betty Ritschard
Eagles
Grossen
Ev Jacobs
Ritschard
Keith Kundert
Miles Jacobs
Alice Schwarze
Men versus Women in Wiota Slowpitch Challenge
The Wiota Raiders issue a Monday July 19 return match challenge to Wiota Men's Slowpitch team at 8 p.m. on the Wiota diamond. Last year the men beat the girls as Charles Seffrood pitched and Marge Kemprood led hitters. Fans invited. refreshments offered.
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Wiota Raiders
Wiota
Charles
Seffrood
Marge Kemprood
Raiders
Wisconsin Briefs: Swift Leaves Bucks for Pirates
Milwaukee AP report says guard Harley Swift left town after threats of action against the Bucks and signed a new two year contract with the Pittsburgh club. The note ends with an unrelated urge to watch want ads for good buys.
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Milwaukee
Harley Swift
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Pittsburgh
Loeffel drives in winning run as Legion tops Cards in rain
Monroe Junior Legion wins 2 1 at Recreation Park in a rain shortened five inning game. Loeffel earns his sixth win allowing one more hit in five innings while driving in the go ahead run on Bahler's earlier infield single and a double.
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Mark Loeffel
Monroe
Loeffel
Jim Bahler
Monroe Junior Legion
Legion
Recreation Park
Brodhead
Mike Oliver
Mike Wells
Gary Sutter
Bahler
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Ron Golackson
Richmond
Deignan
Rufenacht
Wells
Dodgeville
Dodgers
Madison Legion
Neil Nelson
Linda Deininger
Turner Hall
Barb Vogel
Zesto
Lynn Milestone
Bankers
Kris Condon
Carla Pederson
Condon
RBI
Blue Dominates Tigers in 4-0 One-Hitter for 18th Win
Vida Blue cruised to a 4-0 victory over Detroit, scattering one hit with nine strikeouts to reach win No. 18 and his seventh shutout of the season. Tony Taylor broke the game with a leadoff single in the fourth for Detroit's only hit.
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Oakland
Vida Blue
Detroit
Tigers
Tony Taylor
Blue
Fergie Seals 11-2 Win as Cubs Rally Behind Jenkins
Ferguson Jenkins earned his 14th win of the season with an 11-2 Cubs victory over the Phillies. A famed envelope of season predictions stayed sealed on his locker wall as he notched his eighth homer, while Willie Montanez homered for Philly in the ninth. Glenn Beckert led a batting surge for Chicago, lifting his average to .345, and Penn State reports 21 football players named first team All-American led by Jack Ham. UNC dominated ACC sports in 1970-71, taking basketball, fencing and tennis championships.
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Chicago
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie Montanez
Fergie
Leo Durocher
Leo
Glenn Beckett
Cubs
Growling Lions
Penn State
Jack Ham
TAR Heels
University of North Carolina
Maryland
College All Stars Ready to Protect Quarterback in Summer Classic
Evanston Illinois AP The College All Stars roster at Northwestern grows to 52 with additions Chuck Hixson John Anderson and Larry Brown as they prepare to block for quarterbacks running backs and receivers in the Soldier Field game against the Baltimore Colts July 30. Guard Steve Lawson says the line is learning techniques after a thousand plays. If you cant pass protect you cant play pro football.
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Evanston
Ill
College All-Stars
Baltimore Colts
Soldier Field
Steve Lawson
Kansas
Lawson
Joe Kapp Out as Pats Camp Fizzles After Signing Plunkett
Jim Plunkett signed with the New England Patriots and was slated as a probable starter within a day. Joe Kapp, 34, left the Patriots training camp amid reports of a three year 500000 dollar deal, but was barred from workouts until he signs a standard players contract. Kapp and his lawyer John Elliott Cook of San Francisco offered no reasons for the refusal.
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Jim Plunkett
New England Patriots
Joe Kapp
Plunkett
Stanford
Patriots
Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
NFL
Pete Rozelle
John Elliott Cook
San Francisco
Cook
Brodhead tops open lead in slowpitch classic
American Family edged Swiss Colony 11-10 after an unearned seventh inning run. Tess Will drove in multiple AFI runs, while Karen May and Karen Pagel sparked the late rally. In other open division games Turners Hall blasted Pat's 16-7 and Bank of Brodhead won 16-9 at Zesto.
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Swiss Colony
Turner Hall
Pat’s
Bank of Brodhead
Zesto
Helland’s Locker
A.F.I
Karen May
Karen Pagel
Colony
Eleanor Smith
Roxie Steinman
Tess Will
Barb Bonney
Diane Stoehr
Lydia Hartwig
Luann Burmeister
Karen Thompson
Karen Gobrecht
Nancy Salzwedel
Diane Sorenson
Pat
RBI
Salzwedel
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