Celtics Clinch 13th Title in 20 Years Over Suns 87 80
The Boston Celtics win their 13th NBA championship in 20 years by defeating the Phoenix Suns 87 80 in a hard fought final series. Key performances include Jo Jo White 15 points, Dave Cowens 21 points 17 rebounds, Havlicek 10 points, and Havlicek becoming the third leading NBA playoff scorer.
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Congress opposes bigger deer kill in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress urged a 9,000 deer kill reduction from last year's 115,000 and rejected moving opening day from Saturday to Wednesday. Officers re-elected were Francis Murphy as chairman Henry Liebzeit as vice chairman and Lester Gens as secretary treasurer.
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Legion falls to Sun Prairie in 9-2 opener
Monroe Legion loses the season opener 9-2 to Sun Prairie on the Card’s field. Jeff Helmeid drove in both Legion runs in the fourth while pitching two scoreless innings in relief. Verona comes to town for the first league game with Brad Phillips starting at 6 p.m. at the MHL diamond.
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Reds Sub Catcher Plummer Drives In Seven In rout
Yesterday's Stars Hitting Bill Plummer, sub catcher for the Cincinnati Reds, drove in seven runs with a home run, triple and single Sunday in a 13-2 rout of St. Louis. Houston rookie Joaquin Andujar pitched his second straight two hit shutout Sunday with a 2-0 victory over the Cubs. He retired 11 in a row, then 15 in a row.
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Reardon 7-4 High Jump Leads Missouri Title
Pat Reardon of Kansas City clear winner at 7 feet 4 inches in the Missouri high school meet. He also set state marks in the long jump 24 feet 44 inches and triple jump 50 feet 10 inches. Rory Henry escaped serious injury after flipping a 225 hydroplane at Seattle. Giants Speier and Thomas display double-gloved pose to double up a runner.
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Advance Power to Slow Pitch Title at The Ravine
Advance wins Class C tournament with decisive 11-3 victory over Great Golden Moose at The Ravine. Orangeville Merchants take third after a 7-4 win over Dutch’s. Semi finals saw Advance beat Moose and Moose topple Dutch’s. Quarter results list Moose over Studer’s and Orangeville over Monroe Glass.
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Leaver Places Second in Class C Half Mile at State Meet
Juda High School star Tom Leaver finished second in the Class C half mile with 1 minute 59.6 seconds at the 81st WIAA State Track Meet. Mike Vandermause of Gillett won in 1 58.9 as Belleville, Argyle, and other area athletes posted notable showings.
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Schedules for this week’s slow pitch leagues
Sports listings show multiple divisions with date by day venues and matchups. Teams such as Huber’s JD's Fayette Tom's Silo Ludlow Capp's and many others are scheduled across Tuesday Wednesday Thursday in Men’s Slowpitch Red Women’s Slowpitch Senior Slowpitch and other leagues with game times from 6:45 to 9:45 p.m.
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Slowpitch starts 4th week with no rainouts
The Monroe Park & Rec leagues begin their fourth week with no rainouts, while Ravine starts its third week. League statistics highlight top teams such as Best record Monroe Hotel and BJ's Penthouse, with leaders in batting and RBIs across Classic and Minor Leagues.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Summary
Sunday results show San Diego 6 Pittsburgh 1, Atlanta 14 Montreal 8, Cincinnati 13 St Louis 2, Houston 2-5 Chicago 0-1, Los Angeles 10 New York 3, Philadelphia 9 San Francisco 3. Monday schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Houston, New York at San Diego, Philadelphia at Los Angeles with pitchers noted.
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Two 36s in TGIF league at Windy Acres
Charlie Robertson and Dale Witt matched par with 36s in the TGIF Industrial Golf League at Windy Acres. Low net was Jack Palmer's 32. Standings show Depot back in first with 3342 points after six rounds, Monroe Machine & Welding I slipping to second.
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Monroe Teen League Sign-Up and Schedule
The Monroe Teen League will sign up players from 9 to 11 a.m. this week through Thursday at the MHL diamond. Gil Jelinek says practices start this week with inter-city games scheduled next week on Tuesday and Wednesday at 6 and 7 30 p.m.
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