Baseball Standings and Results From Recent Games
Wednesday results include Cincinnati over Atlanta two to none and Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh seven to six in thirteen innings. Montreal defeated Chicago twelve to six, New York beat St Louis two to one, Houston won five to four over Los Angeles, San Diego topped San Francisco six to two.
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Record Atlantic salmon caught in Wisconsin set this week
Wisconsin record for Atlantic salmon measuring 35 inches and weighing 12 pounds was set by Floyd Betcher of Kenosha during a Kenosha camerama. Chinook and coho salmon are reported off Kenosha Milwaukee and Racine. Muskies were taken in Iron and Price counties the Chippewa Flowage Flambeau River and Potato Lake in Rusk County.
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Brewers Sweep Tigers Behind Brooks Two Homers by Scott
Milwaukee slugger George Scott hit two home runs off rookie Ike Brookens as the Brewers beat Detroit 7-6 to complete a four game sweep. Scott’s 12th and 13th homers of the year gave Milwaukee a 6-3 lead and the victory kept them within three games of New York in the AL East. Brookens allowed eight hits and two homers in his first big league start since June 16.
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Teen League practice times moved up Friday
Park and Recreation announces Friday practice times for Teen League baseball due to slow pitch makeups. Team 1 at 3 p.m., Team 2 at 4 p.m., Team 3 at, Sand Team 4 at 6, per coordinator Gil Jelinek. Saturday clinic starts at 8 a.m.
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Moose Lodge routs Martin's Sport Shop in Senior League
Brugger and Preuti powered Moose Lodge to a 21-9 win over Martin's Sport Shop as Brugger collected a single a double and a homer and Preuti added two homers and 12 RBIs this season's standout hitters. The early game saw Casino beat Milwaukee Cheese 10-5. Standings list Moose Lodge 3-0 and several 1-1 to 1-2 teams.
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Minor League Leisure extends win streak in slow pitch action
Leisure Lanes defeated Hattie's Bar & Grill 10 4 to stay undefeated at 6 0 as Monroe Clinic beat BJ's Sunrise 8 2. Standings show Leisure Lanes 6 0 Hattie's 4 2 Clinic 2 4 BJ's Sunrise 0 6. Next games July 9 feature Leisure vs Clinic at 7 and Hattie's vs BJ's at 8.
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Seaver Wins Sixth Straight In 2-1 Nats Victory
Tom Seaver earned his sixth consecutive win as the pitcher with a nine inning outing allowing four hits in a 2-1 victory over St. Louis. He improved to 11-4 while extending a 38 inning scoreless streak.
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Bowling league leaders shine in midweek action at Turner Hall
Arnie Koehn and Gordie Wahler led Wednesday Nite Couples with a 572 series and 209 game. Jeanette Grindley topped Leisure Lanes with a 500 total, while Karen Erickson posted a 182 best in the league. Several teams posted 4-0 records, including Green-Rock Farmer and Color Putty Co.
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Turner Hall
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Hamilton & Friske
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