National League standings and Thursday results snapshot
The chart shows NL East led by Pittsburgh with 67 wins, St Louis 57, Chicago 35, New York 52, Philadelphia 45, Montreal 41. NL West leaders San Francisco 63, Los Angeles 54, Atlanta 55, Houston 52, Cincinnati 49, San Diego 38. Thursday results include Atlanta over San Francisco 5-2 and St Louis over New York 8-1.
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Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
S.francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Iain Pittsburgh
Gibson
Cleveland
Short
Lersch
Forsch
Greif
Strohmeyer
Stoneman
Twinight
Hands
Gentry
Niekro
Norman
Arlin
Gullett
Nolan
Sutton
Kison
Perry
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Blue
Foster
Drago
Palmer
Messersmith
Gilbreth
Siebert
Horlen
Roger Cheese Extends Playboy Lead by Five Points
Roger Cheese increased Playboy's lead to five points as the leaders stayed ahead through the second half. Chuck Robertson fired an even par 36 to take low gross honors, marking the fourth straight week he achieved that distinction.
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Roger Cheese
Playboy
Chuck Robertson
Robertson
Two consecutive holes in one at Pines Country Club
At Pines Country Club in Ring Pines North Carolina two straight hole in ones were made on the par-3 150-yard second hole. David Gray used a four-iron and Roger Matthews initially used a five-iron before switching to a four after learning Gray's shot went in. Both shots counted.
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Wruste
Ring Pines
N.C
Pines Country Club
David Gray
Roger Matthews
Gray
David
Matthews
Ken Grossen
Ritschard
Disch
Souble
Walt Grossen
Jackson
Moore
Tom Simonson
Alma-Sussex baseball title decided in 3-2 win
Wisconsin sports brief reports Alma defeated Hamilton Sussex 3-2 for the WIAA summer baseball championship as Steve Youngbauer scored the decisive run. Also noted are golf results, camp announcements, state baseball semifinals, drag racing can events, and a Milwaukee heavyweight victory.
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West Bend
Wis
Steve Youngbauer
Alma
Hamilton
Sussex
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Madison
Lebanon
Leslie’s
Eau Claire
Pepin
Park and Recreation Hula Hoop Championship Winners
The Park and Recreation Department hosted the annual Hula Hoop contest at Recreation Park. Winners by age group were Eight and under Karen Liermann with top honors, Nine and ten Teresa Larson, Eleven and twelve Gail Fuller. Runners-up included Barb Norton and others. ribbons were awarded to participants.
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Park and Recreation Department
Recreation Park
Karen Liermann
Barb Norton
Chuck White
Missy Isely
Karen Bakken
Laurie Serpe
Kelley Meyer
Mary Jo Winzenried
Teresa Larson
Tracy Schulz
Ann Schultz
Sandy Brown
Laurie Bakken
Tracy Buening
Gail Fuller
Jen Thorson
Jim Bakken
Trade Sends Kubiak to Cardinals for Three Players
Milwaukee and St. Louis agree on a deal sending Ted Kubiak to the Cardinals for outfielder Jose Cardenal infielder Dick Schofield and pitcher Bob Reynolds. Kubiak backs the move, while Cardenal questions the trade and his relief pitcher need.
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Milwaukee
Ted Kubiak
Milwaukee Brewers
Kubiak
St. Louis Cardinals
Brewers
Jose Cardenal
Dick Schofield
Bob Reynolds
St. Louis
Joe Monahan
Cardinals
Cardinal
Cardenal
White Sox May Start Wilbur Wood Twice In Sunday Doubleheader
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner considers pitching Wilbur Wood in both games of a Sunday doubleheader against Boston. Wood would start the first game and, if he wins and looks strong, could be used again. The plan hinges on how the first outing unfolds and his recovery.
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Chicago White Sox
Chuck Tanner
Wilbur Wood
Ironman
Boston Red
Tanner
Women’s Slowpitch Stats Highlight Team Hitting Roles
Jordan and Diane Helland lead with 3 RBIs. Deb Indergand and Helland add 15. Pitchers Pat Schwartz 61, Phyllis Bauman 42, Pat Homb 21. Hitting leaders include Swiss Colony Bar Bonney 425, American Family Ruth Johnson 500, Tess Will 486. Homers by Sorenson and Hartwig 5. triples by Gobrecht Lan dreth and Will 4. Doubles show Bonney 4, Salzwedel 4. RBI leaders include Salzwedel 16 and Forenson 15.
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Jordan
Diane Helland
RBI
Deb Indergand
Ann Voegel
Kris Condon
Pat Schwartz
Phyllis Bauman
Pat Homb
Jassie
Bar Bonney
Donna Anderson
Eleanor Smith
LuAnn Burmeister
Ruth Johnson
Tess Will
Lydia Hartwig
Ruth Mahlbuch
Turner Hall
Karen Gobrecht
Nancy Salzwedel
Linda Deininger
Bev Bertalot
Pat's Beer Depot
Wanda Dodd
Diane Sorenson
Dixie Hoover
Kay Silvis
Alice Landreth
Barb Bonney
Diane Stoehr
Rbi's
Diane Forenson
Plaque Winners Named In Frisbee Event At Park
Karen Liermann led the winners in each age group at the plaque contest. The frisbee competition is slated for next Wednesday August 4 at 1 30 p m in Recreation Park.
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Karen Liermann
Recreation Park
Rained-out games rescheduled in Monroe stowpren Major Division
Two postponements move to next Tuesday and Thursday with four games nightly. Medicare Kids, Faith Tracking, Milwaukee Cheese, Jean's Milk, City Taxi, Burkhard Electric, Monroe Machine & Welding, Joe's White Elephant, Ludlow, American Family, Grossen's, Joe's, Moore set for make-up clashes. Grossen's won 5-2 in the early game as Moore dropped to 1-3.
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Monroe
John Prien
Prien
Medicare Kids
Milwaukee Cheese
Jean’s Milk
City Taxi
Burkhard Electric
Monroe Machine & Welding
Joe’s White Elephant
Ludlow
American Family
Grossen’s
Joe’s
Machine & Welding
Moore
Grossen
Landscapers
Steve Jackson
Jim Dahmen
John Milz
Bruce Solberg
Milz
Tom Simonson
Ken Grossen
Mike Ritschard
Jake Disch
Packers showcase rookie QB duo in 44 0 intersquad win
Green Bay under Dan Devine impressed in the Lambeau Field intrasquad as Scott Hunter and Frank Patrick led a 44 0 victory over a largely reserve defense. Hunter threw for 117 yards with two TDs and Patrick 106 yards with two setup plays while Devine praised their attitude and warned the defense to dial back the rush.
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Green Bay
Wis
Scott Hunter
Frank Patrick
Bart Starr
Dan Devine
Packers
Patrick
Lambeau Field
Starr
Hunter
Alabama
Devine
Colts Face All Stars In Classic At Soldier Field
Baltimore Colts, defending Super Bowl champs, clash with the College All-Stars in the 38th midsummer game at Soldier Field. ABC telecasts at 8 30 p m CDT with 50 000 plus expected as Blanton Collier leads the college squad against an NFL powerhouse with a 26 9 2 series edge.
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Chicago
Baltimore Colts
Collegians
Blanton Collier
Chicago Tribune Charities
ABC
Soldier Field
Chicago Bears
Colts
Ron VanderKellen
Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers
Walleyes Bite on Lake Geneva and Lakes Across Wisconsin
Fishing reports from the Wisconsin DNR note walleye success on Lake Geneva with many limit catches and night fishing best. Panfish fair on Beckman Lake. catfish in Pecatonica River. northerns and bluegills on Yellowstone Lake. smallmouth bass on Galena River and Ames Branch. panfishing good in Dane County. Lake Kegonsa bluegills. trout fair on streams. Muskies remain notable. big browns on Brule River. campgrounds crowded this weekend with limited sites left at Blue Mound, Nelson Dewey, Wildcat Mountain, and Roche a Cri.
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State Department of Natural Resources
Beckman Lake
Pecatonica River
Yellowstone Lake
Lafayette County
Galena River
Benton Area
Ames
Highway 23
Dane County
Kegonsa
Lake Geneva
Lauderdale Lake
Wisconsin River
Lake Michigan
Port Washington
Washington Island
Manitowoc
Kewaunee
Sidie Hollow Lake
Vernon County
Oneida
Fence Lake
Vilas County
Brule
DNR
Big Foot Beach
Devil’s Lake
Governor Dodge
Lake Kegonsa
Mirror Lake
New Glarus ‘Woods
Peninsula
Tower Hill
Yellowstone
Blue Mound
Nelson Dewey
Wildcat Mountain
Roche
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Wisconsin Sports Briefs
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Great Lakes Dragaway
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Roger Lindamood
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Dickie Harrell
Omaha, Neb
Stander
Big Jack O'Halloran
Adtaker
Loe IK
Olson Auto Glass
Park and Recreation Department News
Eek & Meek
By Howie Schneider
Lancelot
Mokiwce Meals
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Coker & Penn
Priscilla
Crooks & Lawrence
Packeb
Rush
William D. Henquinet
James Neuroth
PCA
Janesville
17Th Avenue
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