Slowpitch leagues shape up through Thursday standings
Commissioner reports Open division leads with Village Inn stingy defense and undefeated run. Major forces include Friendly Inn and Monroe Cheese Corp as top contenders. Minor sees Alphorn Lounge strong. Swiss Colony tops in most stats except wins as Alphorn narrows gap. Classic plagued by rainouts. Time limits hurt nine inning games. average 56 minutes per game.
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Chuck’s
Colony
Mel's
Mil Cheese
Burkhard
Monroe Glass
Chuck Will
Cheese Kids
Mel
Chuck Joes
Tom’s
Dick Leuzinger
Rick Utzig
Mike Bainbridge
Dave Gier
Swiss Colony
Dan Endsley
Stu Grendahl
Bob Blum
Jeff Jubie
Endsley
Gier
Assn
Cheese Corp
Junction House
Bell tosses three hitter as Brewers rout Angels 8 2
Jerry Bell limited the California Angels to three hits over nine innings to improve to 6 6 as Milwaukee knocked in 8 runs on 15 hits. John Briggs drove in three runs while Vada Pinson, Frank Robinson and Bob Oliver contributed for the Brewers who moved into fourth in the AL East.
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Jerry Bell
John Briggs
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Bell
Briggs
Brewers
California Angels
Steve Barber
Angel
Clyde Wright
Milwaukee
Alan Gallagher
Angels
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Bob Oliver
Scott
Rodriguez
Wright
Wisconsin crew fund nears goal for Henley trip
The University of Wisconsin crew fund sits at 10600 dollars as backers push to reach 35000 for the Henley Regatta in England. Donations accepted through the weekend with a Monday noon decision on sending the crews.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
England
Cubs Bourque quotes ignite 6-5 slugfest with Reds
Cub rookie Pat Bourque fires back after a wild 6-5 win over Cincinnati. Bourque cites a pasted newspaper story quoting Sparky Anderson doubting Bourque speed and seven Reds hitters as unable to run.
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Pat Bourque
Reds
Bourque
Sparky Anderson
Guy Bourque
Alphorn Wins Fourth Ten Slowpitch League Night
Alphorn Lounge and Mel's both win as FaithTrucking and others suffer in a rain delayed Minor League makeup. Alphorn's Dave Wartenweile hits a two run homer, Faith nearly wins before Steve Christensen's game ending single. Milwaukee Cheese top Swiss Colony 10-2 with Hartwig driving in three, while Chuck's continues rallying.
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Chuck’s
Texaco
Mel’s
Burkhard Electric
Milwaukee Cheese
Swiss Colony
Faith
Monroe Glass
Glass Co
Jim Blohowiak
Blohowiak
Craig Ackerman
Steve Christensen
Alphorn
Mel's
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FaithTrucking
Burk Electric
Dave Wartenweile
Loungers
Chuck
Tim Dillon
Terry Dillon
Goepfert
Tim
Jim Bennett
Electricians
Doug Wulf
Tom Pederson
Gene O’bell
Gordy Bergemann
Bergemann
Gordy Wahler
Colony
Dave Lehman
Gene Hartwig
Cheesers
Hartwig
Steve Martin
Wayne Stroessner
Jim Bartholf
Glassers
Dick Glendenning
Junior Robertson
Christensen
Rams Trade Gabriel to Eagles for Jackson and Baker
NFL moves shake rosters as Roman Gabriel leaves the LA Rams for Philadelphia in a deal that includes Harold Jackson, Tony Baker, and three draft picks. San Diego signs aging star John Unitas to a two year contract for an undisclosed salary amid retirement talks.
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LA Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Harold Jackson
Tony Baker
San Diego
John Unitas
Chargers
Unitas
Colts
Friday and weekend MLB notes with multiple NL matchups
Friday scores show Cincinnati 6 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 5 San Diego 1. Weekend NL games include Cincinnati at Chicago and Los Angeles at New York, with several interleague notes and lineups listed.
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Jenkins
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McAnally
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Milwaukee
California
Black Hawk names Mitchell spring season MVP
Black Hawk baseball announces sophomore John Mitchell as MVP for the spring season. Mitchell batted .360 with nine RBIs and a homer while pitching 24 innings with a 3.33 ERA. Rick Mason added a 1.40 ERA in 40 innings with 34 strikeouts as the staff leader. Other over-.300 hitters include Larry Bergum at .359 and Mike Pandow at .321. The Warriors went 7-4 and sit 2-0 in the summer league with upcoming games against Monroe Legion on June 12 and June 29.
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Black Hawk
Dennis Murphy
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Soph
Rick Mason
Larry Bergum
Mike Pandow
Warriors
Bruce Carroll
Bergum
Pandow
Mason
Gary Meier
Steve Cernek
Loren Homb
Bruce McConnell
Dean Cernek
Dana Ostrom
Roger DeNure
Gary Bergum
Barry O’connor
New Glarus
Monroe Legion
South Wayne
MHS
Pecatonica
Monticello
Belleville
Bowling high scores rise for Bill Sauerwein in Toldeo
Bill Sauerwein of Toldeo Ohio rolled an 855 series on games of 289 290 and 276 to add 197 pins to his lifetime high of 658. His current average stands at 181 while other bowlers on his two alleys scored in the 400s and 500s.
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Bill Sauerwein
Toldec
Ohio
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