Major League Leaders National and American League Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Watson and Sanguillen for batting averages, Lopes and Cedeno tied for runs, Bench leading RBIs and home runs, and pitching marks for Kison Messersmith and Jones. American League leaders feature Carew and Mason in batting, Horton and Bonds tied in RBIs, Munson and McRae atop hits, Rivers in stolen bases, and Ryhie of 96 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Htn
Sanguillen
Pgh
Lopes
Cedeno
Bench
Cin
Winfield
Garvey
Cash
Phi
Grubb
D. Parker
Gross
Carew
Min
Mason
Lynn
Ben
R. White
Bonds
E. Maddox
Horton Det
G. Scott
Mil
McRae
Hisle
Munson
St Louis Edges Braves 1-0 Behind Lynn McGlothen Pitching
McGlothen blanked Atlanta on four singles to earn a 1-0 win. He improves to 5-4. Separately, Mike Schmidt collected three hits including a two run homer as the Phillies beat the Padres 5-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn McGlothen
Atlanta
St. Louis
Carl Morton
McGlothen
Mike Schmidt
Phils
San Diego Padres
Baseball scores and upcoming schedules across leagues
Final Monday results include Philadelphia 5 San Diego 1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh postponed by rain Montreal 5 Los Angeles 3 New York 2 Houston 0 St Louis 1 Atlanta 0. Tuesday matchups feature San Francisco at Chicago and other intercity games. Wednesday sees multiple cross meetings across major teams with notable pitchers and lineups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
San Diego
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Halicki
Chicago
Burris
Spillner
Lonborg
Norman
Reuss
Sutton
Renko
Forsch
Hall
Capra
Reed
Los Angles
Pittsburgh New York
Philphia
S. Francisco
Wisconsin State Bowling Tournament prize winners listed
New Glarus and Monroe bowlers earned cash in the 1975 Wisconsin State Men's Bowling Tournament. Milwaukee Cheese topped team prizes with 300 dollars. Individual winners include Larry Hoover and Dennis Zimmerman among singles and doubles recipients, with checks available at Swiss Lanes New Glarus. The next state meet heads to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Cheese
Wisconsin
Monroe
Swiss Lanes
al Henning
Milwaukee
Tom Jankowski
U.S
Dawkins Spends Big on House and Cars After Draft
Philadelphia high school star Darryl Dawkins signed a seven year deal with the 76ers and has spent over 50000 including 36000 on a house to move his family from a low income project. He also bought two used cars and plans to attend high school classes while preparing for the NBA. In Seattle a name-the-team contest for the NFL club yields thousands of nickname entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Philadelphia 76Ers
Darryl
D” Dawkins
Dawkins
National
NBA
Orlando Evans
Wisconsin Conservation Congress Acts On Fishing Season Date
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress met in Green Bay and tabled a May 15 opening date for the state fishing season. It rejected cutting Lake Michigan lake trout bag limits and denied DNR deer quotas and broad hunting season proposals. It voted to drop bear bait station registration, adopt a waterfowl bag limit point system, continue pheasant stocking, require bear hunt licenses, and bar leg hold traps with teeth for dry land sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay, Wis
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Lake
Michigan
Department of Natural Resources
Three-Woman Bowling League Led by Marilyn Rutsch
Marilyn Rutsch fired a 559 series with a 235 final game in Eagles Club Lanes action. Dar Menehan and Don Dunaway led notable scores, while teams Odd Balls and The Pinkheads traded wins in the MONDAY league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Rutsch
Eagles Club Lanes
Dar Menehan
Don Dunaway
Glenda Prechel
Tess Will
Rutsch
Prechel
Nancy Wunschel
Pinkheads
Three
Musketeers
Duit
Denny Thompson
Bill Neuenschwander
Culver Wilson
Dunaway
Menehan
Tnt’s
Dribblers
Piper’s Follie
Sealed bids for sanitary sewer work Monroe Wisconsin
Bids due June 16 1975 at 4 30 p m by the Board of Public Works City of Monroe Green County Wisconsin for furnishing labor tools equipment and materials to install about 278 feet of 8 inch sanitary sewer manhole on Mansion Drive. Plans at City Clerk and City Engineer offices deposit 5.00 for plans refundable to bona fide bidders. Bid bonds or certified funds equal to 5 percent required. liquidated damages if not executed. Wage rates schedule on file with City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
City Hall
F.M. Bray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rod Carew
Johnny Bench
Major League
Kison
Messersmith
R. Jones
Chalk
Cal
Rudi
Oak
Remy
Orta
Chi
Horton
Det
R. Jackson
Rivers
Otis
Ruhle
Blyleven
Kaat
Ryan
Boston
Oakland
Kansas City
Briles
Leonard
Cleveland
Peterson
Texas
Horgan
Baltimore
Torrez
Allen
Dobson
Minnesota
Goltz
Detroit
Coleman
California
Tanana
Slaton
J. Perry
New Glarus
Madison
Larry Hoover
Brad Zimmerman
Ed Condon
Daryl Miller
Larry Grossen
Ken Guttmer
Curly Goecks
Richard Wilde
Harry McGuire
Gene Lehman
Harry Bowen
Ray Wesley
Fred Lickel
J. Schwarzenberger
H. Neuenschwander
Dennis Zimmerman
Otto Schild
John Anderegg
Roger Goepfert
Dave Gille
Dave Foulker
Floyd Coplien
Burnie Robertson
del Behring
Larry Blaser
Virgil Bowman
Allen Swanton
Ken Potts
Len Potts
George Anton
Eryv Andrews
Herb Hassel
Laverne Hayes
Bob Leistikow
Pete Hanson
Bob Rufenacht
Wally Speich
Rich Wilde
Dave Smith
Dick Bruny
Guergen Heins
Ernest Mueksch
Brat & Brat
Advance Transformer
Eagles Club
Coplien Ins. & Realty
Alphorn Lounge
Glarus
Ozzie Vamstad
Robert Durtschi
Paul Hughes
Wally Feldt
William Dickson
Leon Fiez
Gordie Bergemann
Harvey Rosenstiel
Steve Aldeerman
Larry Buetzer
Keith Hawke
Gary Jeglum
Gordy Bergemann
Otto Eranger
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Williard Harrell
Pacific
Bill Bain
USC
John McKay
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cupertino
Calif
Fred Newman
San Jose
Newman
DeAnza College
Basketball Association
Carl Freeman
a_e
Harriet
Seattle
Aardvarks
Zonkers
Conservation Meeting
Congress
State Natural Resources Board
Dutch's Inn
30Th St
Hardware’s Baby Department
Gosdet
Sprite
Senate
Morning Glory
Cosco
Baby
Brennan’s Market
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