Baseball Standings and Results Highlights
The standings show Pittsburgh, New York, and St Louis atop divisions with several teams close behind. Monday results include Houston over Pittsburgh and Los Angeles over New York, while Tuesday features multiple night games across the leagues. An American League note lists Baltimore, Detroit, and Boston with varying records and upcoming matchups.
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Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
S.francisco
L. Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Roberts
Britton
Downing
Ryan
Bryant
Lersch
Stone
Hands
Merritt
Cleveland
Blass
Dierker
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Janeski
Dobson
Peters
Murphy
Kline
Wright
Horlen
Kilkenny
Cain
Blyleven
Lamb
Krausse
Palmer
Monroe Legion routs Galena with 10 hits and Jones homer
Monroe Junior Legion beat Galena High 10-6 at Recreation Park behind Randy Zuber seven strikeouts and six extra base hits. Tom Jones hit a two run homer and Loeffel, Bahler, Wells, and Rufenacht contributed key hits as Monroe improves to 2-1 and sets up a Saturday doubleheader with New Glarus.
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Monroe
Junior Legion
Galena
Recreation Park
Mike Wells
Tom Jones
Jim Bahler
RBI
Randy Zuber
Zuber
Gary Sutter
Dave Rufenacht
Mike
Randy
Bahler
Jones
Marty Deignan
Legion
New Glarus High School
Krostue Upsets First National Bank in Classic Division
Krostue, with a 1-3 Classic Division record, beat First National Bank 8-3 as Neal Stefanik and three singles sparked a pivotal third inning. Bankers were outhit 11-9. Turner Hall topped Martin's Sport Shop 5-2, Pat's Beer Depot routed the Firemen 11-1, and Junction House won the Central Division first half with a 5-0 mark despite trailing into the eighth.
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Krostue
First National Bank
Turner Hall
The
Bank
Martin’s Sport Shop
Pat’s Beer Depot
Firemen
Junction House
Hoffman Cleaners
Advance Transformer
Jefferson Center
Roller Mills
Roy
Trostue
John Pitman
Neal Stefanik
Marv Cruezer
Brad Binger
Dick Oliver
Doug Cullen
Binder
Bob Affelter
Denny Zimmerman
Chet Newman
Bankers
Krostoe
Pete Jones
Ken Wyss
Hoffman
Bill Spring
Jones
John Kundert
Ray Updike
Ray
Gordie Blum
RBI
Advance
Chuck Sykes
Classic Division
Iabric
Pat's
Abrh Townsend
Rufer
D. Zim
McLelland
Einbeck
Davis
Bandi
B. Zim
Man
Gentz
Penniston
Bartelt
Hoover Wp
Rufener
Nelson
Pagel
Kubly
Wilde
Turner
Abrhc
Martin’s
Abrh
Butenhoff
Ammon Clarke
Deininger
Rosenstiel
Voegels
Ammon
Martin Ip
Stuckey
Sorenson
Goodrich
Adamson
Mauerman Goodman
Vandilan
Stafford
Zuhlke
Gavigan
Martin
Zimman
Martini
Dieter
Spoerry
B. Affelter
Stefanik
Larson
Cruezer
M. Affelter
Oliver
Pitman
Cullen
Beige turf eyed for future Super Bowl venue trials
Miami reports on Calder Race Course using 3M Saf-T-Turf artificial track as part of a heat resistant cooling plan for large crowds. The $20 million facility features an air conditioned 11 story grandstand and continuous glass walls to keep spectators comfortable.
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Miami
Florida
Calder
Bank of Juda Tops League Lead in State Line Golf
Bank of Juda moved 134 percent ahead on Monday to lead the State Line Golf League by 16 points with 95 points while Pat & Boot’s Top trailed at 79. Dale Witt and Don Van Wagenen tied for low gross with Van Wagenen taking low net. Witt eagled on hole 4. Blind borey winners named include Terry Kerlin and others. next Monday’s schedule lists Pat & Boot’s Tap versus Turner Hall Lounge and other matchups.
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Bank of Juda
State Line Golf League
Pat & Boot
Dale Witt
Don van Wagenen
Doral & Gerries
Joel Hyde
Vic Ingwell
Jerry Hyde
Blind Bodey
Terry Kerlin
Dave Engling
Pat & Boot’s Tap
Turner Hall
Mobil Oil
Orangeville Bank
Alphorn Lounge
SC Data Center
Swiss Colony
Green County Cheese
Instant Replay Comes to the Park for Live Viewing
Inglewood California AP reports that sports parks will soon offer paying fans instant replay. Hal Uplinger, TV sports producer of Hollywood Park telecasts, notes 100 closed circuit monitors and fans watching reruns on 23 inch screens. Tony Verna, who created instant replay, is cited as the director.
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Inglewood
Calif
Ball Park
Hal Uplinger
TV Sports
Uplinger
Tony Verna
Carol Witt and Mike Huber Sweep Junior Champ Track Wins
Carol Witt and Mike Huber each won four events at the Jaycee Junior Championship track meet at Holyoke Field, Monroe, setting multiple age group records. Witt, ten, broke her earlier marks in the 60 and 100 yard dashes and set records in long jump and a relay. Huber won long jump and three dashes plus a 440 relay, nearing but not breaking records.
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Carol Witt
Mike Huber
Paul Witt
Fred Huber
Jaycee
Holyoke Field
Monroe
Carol
Kay Silvis
Kathy Duerst
New Glarus
Kay
Jody Erickson
Judy Winzenried
Diane Roth
Martha O’donnell
Barb Norton
Mike Bandi
Albany
Jim Butts
Georgette Goonan
Browntown
Mark Glendenning
Scott Brodie
Dianne Roth
Jaycees
Monroe Area
Cubs Pitcher Ferguson Jenkins Hospitalized
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ferguson Jenkins was hospitalized with fever headache and malaise. Team physician Dr. Jacob Luker said a virus infection was likely and Jenkins was placed in isolation at Wesley Memorial Hospital for tests. Brewers plan to try Rob Ellis at third base in Baltimore after drafting him last week.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Cub
Jacob Luker
Jenkins
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Brewer
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Rob Ellis
Baltimore
Merchants Open CWL Season Against Beloit Blues
The Monroe Merchants host the Beloit Blues in a 7 45 PM Central Wisconsin league opener at Recreation Park. Beloit enters 8 2 this season and aims for the state title a season long contender. Merchants pair Stu Grendahl on the mound with relief arms Charlie Dearth and Larry Heubner. lineup features Keith Burington Larry Wuetrich Bob Buchholtz and others in the field.
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Monroe Merchants
Wisconsin
Beloit Blues
Recreation Park
Blues
Joe Chamberlain
Merchants
Stu Grendahl
Charlie Dearth
Larry Heubner
Brewers
Grendahl
Mike Setzer
Battery
Keith Burington
Larry Wuetrich
Bob Buchholtz
Dearth
Roger Gille
Herm Huber
Bernie Milz
Galen Kuebli
Bill Spring
Cubs Rally Past Braves Behind Pepitone Three-Run Homer
Joe Pepitone's eighth inning three run blast sparked Chicago to a 3 2 comeback win over Atlanta as Jim Perry delivered a six hit 11 strikeout performance to power Minnesota past Cleveland 3 1. The Masters invites set for the 1972 tournament cover all major PGA winners, and pool attendance at Monroe totals 3885 across eight days with daily breakdowns. Sign ups for Wiota Woodford and South Wayne children include swimming and youth baseball registrations this Wednesday.
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Joe Pepitone
Cubs
Chicago
Atlanta Braves
Piiching
Jim Perry
Twins
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
Wiota
Woodford
South Wayne
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Gary Wettstaedt
Charlie Buttke
Jeff
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Dick Teteak
Chuck McBride
Jim Martin
WIBA
Fred Gage
Monroe Country Club
Joe Namath
Deacon Jones
Elmer Vickers
Calder Race Course
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Larry Schwartz
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O’ville Bank
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Ron Setzer
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Ivanhoe Lodge No. 41
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Green County Association For
Henry Tschanz
Duane Zweifel
John Andereck
Rolland Thorpe
Herb Stauffacher
Wes Dodge Lumber Yard
14Th Avenue
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Monroe Swimming Pool
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