Baseball Standings and Weekend Results from AL and NL
The American League East shows Baltimore leading with 60 wins, Boston 56, Detroit 50, New York 48, Washington 39, and Cleveland 40. West division teams Oakland 61 and Kansas City 50 with California 47 and Minnesota 43. Friday results: Baltimore over California, Kansas City over Cleveland, New York over Milwaukee, Boston over Minnesota, Oakland over Detroit, Chicago and Washington rain. Saturday matchups include KC at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Minnesota, Oakland at Detroit, New York at Milwaukee, California at Baltimore, with several pitchers listed. Sunday games set: KC at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Minnesota, Oakland at Detroit, New York at Milwaukee, California at Baltimore. In the National League standings, Pittsburgh leads at 64-34, with Chicago 52-45 and St. Louis 52-46. Friday scores include Philadelphia over Chicago, Houston over New York, St. Louis over Montreal, Pittsburgh over San Diego, Cincinnati over San Francisco, and Atlanta over Los Angeles. Sunday schedule includes Houston at New York, Pittsburgh at San Diego, Cincinnati at San Francisco, St. Louis at Montreal, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Atlanta at Los Angeles.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Butler
Foster
Cogolewski
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John
Bradley
Peters
Perry
Odom
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Kekich
Slaton
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Cuellar
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St.Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Louis
Greif
Matlack
Blass
Roberts
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Carrithers
Reuss
Carlton
Arnie Koehn Leads Turners Friday Bowling Scores
Arnie Koehn rolled a 569 series on 211 171 187 to lead Turner Hall Couples. George Grossen topped Eagles Club with a 545 series as listed alongside teammates and scores for both squads.
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Arnie Koehn
Turner Hall
George Grossen
Eagles
Nate Hare
Pat Hall
Annie Kemprood
Arlene Hartwig
Helen Miller
Rudy
Voigt Named UW Freshman Coach In New Assignment
Ted Voigt 24 and a former UW varsity player from 1966 to 1969 is named freshman coach. He succeeds Dave VanderMeulen as freshman mentor while VanderMeulen becomes varsity assistant to John Powless. Brown leaves UW to join the Texas Chaparrals as assistant coach and director of player personnel.
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Madison, Wis
Ted Voigt
University of Wisconsin
Voigt
Dave VanderMeulen
VanderMeulen
Dave Brown
John Powless
Brown
Texas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
Wauwatosa East
Eau Claire State University
Wisconsin sports briefs highlight drag racing and summer meets
Union Grove hosts drag racing on handicap basis at Great Lakes Dragaway. Oshkosh offers a first time cross country runners workshop at Wisconsin State University Oshkosh directed by James Flood. Back O' the Yards schedules Class B slow pitch tournaments with $100 prize from July 2 through September 13. Western All-Stars meet Southern All-Stars July 25 in Belleville. Midnight Madness road rally July 31 in Rockford with three classes. Bucks buy Toby Kimball from Houston. Parkside Long Distance Swimming Meet set for August 14 at Menomonee Park with eight races and entry deadline August 9.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin State University - Oshkosh
James Flood
O’ the Yards
Back O' the Yards
P. O. Box
Janesville
Wisconsin
Blackhawk Valley
Sports Car Club of America
Rockford
W. State Street
Parkside
Lannon
Menomonee County Park
Waukesha County
Waukesha County University Extension
Court House
Waukesha
Menomonee Park
Gator Eviction Sparks Florida Legal Cross Suit
Albert the alligator faces eviction from Marco Island Golf Course after allegedly eating a pedigreed poodle. Florida countersues Bailey for attempting to entice the alligator and alleges prejudiced judging while seeking to protect wild alligators as state property.
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Marco Island
Fla
Albert
Marco Island Golf and Country Club
Si. E.E. Bogue Bailey
Bailey
Collier County
Harold Smith
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Ken Hoffman
Hoffman
Florida
Smith
Game Commission
Sheriff’s Department
Deb Stiner homers to highlight Monroe Women’s Slowpitch Tourney
Deb Stiner of Joe’s hit the tournament’s only homer as Monroe league teams and others opened the event at Twining Park. Gloria Wand led Green County House with four singles while multiple teams won their openers to reach quarterfinals.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Joe's White Elephant
Helland
Locker
Green County House
Jay
Janesville
O'Berg
Turner Haut
Oregon
Sportsman's
Footville Comets
Brodhead Firebirds
Gloria Wand
Joe's
Roeber
Beloit Teen Center
Starr to have surgery as Packers lose Starr season start
Green Bay expects to be without Bart Starr for at least four weeks after he undergoes a biceps tendon transplant on Wednesday at the Mayo Clinic. Dan Devine notes Starr may return sooner than feared. QBs Zeke Bratkowski Frank Patrick and Scott Hunter compete, Virgil Robinson released from hospital after headaches.
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Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Dan Devine
Starr
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
James Nelson
Bart
Devine
Green Bay
University of Missouri
Newsmen
Zeke Bratkowski
Packers
Frank Patrick
Scott Hunter
Alabama
America
Virgil Robinson
Grambling
Lambeau Field
Park and Recreation League Schedule and NBA Trade News
Park and Recreation notes upcoming league games with Angels facing Brewers and Pirates meeting Angels at 3 30 while Reds play Twins at 2 30. In NBA moves veteran guards Walt Hazzard and Jerry Chambers switch from Buffalo Braves to Atlanta Hawks in a two for two trade.
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Indians
Reds
Twins
Angels
Pirates
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Cardinals
Mets
Yankees
Braves
White Sox
NBA
Buffalo
National Basketball Association
Walt Hazzard
Buffalo Braves
Atlanta Hawks
Hazzard
Jerry Chambers
Don May
Herm Gilliam
Chambers
May
Gilliam
Colts Pay NFL's Highest Salaries In Secret Survey
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a secret NFL survey showing Baltimore Colts had the highest mean player pay last year at 31 300 while Cincinnati Bengals were lowest at 18 600. It lists position salaries and notes 26 teams were included with response counts.
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NFL
Baltimore Colts
Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Eagles
Ron Medved
National Football League Players Association
The
Inquirer
Baltimore
Cincinnati
National Football League
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George Roy Phelps
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Schultz Pharmacy
Erickson Plumbing and Heating
Monroe Evening Times
Brodhead
Bob Reed
Shoppers Guide For Women
Mademoiselle
Milady
Vienna
the Monroe Bakery
J.H. Beighton
Twin Grove
Don Deininger
Hinds
Juda
Sporting Goods
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Wilson and Spaulding
Martin’s Sporting Goods
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Jim Bruce
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