Cubs stretch NL East lead with 10 inning win over Mets
Chicago's Whitey Lockman earns praise for strategic moves in a 4-3 extra inning victory over New York. Adrian Garrett homered in the seventh, Gene Hiser homered in the ninth, and Jose Cardenal delivered the game winning single in the 10th as Cubs capitalize on timely decisions and bullpen resilience.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Whitey Lockman
Lockman
Cubs
Cub
New York Mets
Billy Williams
Lickman
Adrian Garrett
Garrett
Gene Hiser
Williams
Hiser
Billy
Don Kessinger
Rick Monday
Glenn Beckett
Kessinger
Jose Cardenal
Cardenal
Mets
Ken Boswell
John Milner
Milner
Dave LaRoche
Ron Hodges
Hodges
Willie Mays
Legion wins 8 5 in tight junior baseball showdown
Monroe defeats Black Hawk 8-5 as Dick Halvorson drives in the decisive runs with a two run double in the sixth. Brad Phillips labored on the mound for Monroe before Rick Rufenacht closed out the win. Black Hawk suffers first summer loss while Monroe improves to 4 5.
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Dick Halvorson
Legion
Black Hawk High School
Monroe
Barry O'Connor
O'Connor
Rick Mason
Halvorson
Black Hawk
Brad Phillips
Rick Rufenacht
Rufenacht
Mason
Gary Meier
Moore Business Forms wins makeup slow pitch game 14-1
Moore Business Farms played errorless ball as they defeated Krostue Implement 14-1 in a Classic League makeup game at Rec Park. Art Turcotte and Dean Miller hit inside the park homers with three RBIs each, while Duane Godfrey collected four RBIs on three singles. Moore improves to 2-5. Krostue drops to 3-4.
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Moore Business Farms
Krostue
Rec Park
McBizzo
Art Turcotte
Dean Miller
Duane Godfrey
Baseball results and rematches across Friday to Sunday
Summary of scores from Friday to Sunday with multiple MLB games across New York Cleveland Milwaukee Boston Baltimore Detroit Chicago Oakland Kansas City Texas Minnesota California Pittsburgh Montreal Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco Houston St. Louis Philadelphia San Diego and other matchups, including doubleheaders and extra innings. Notable lines include Chicago 4 Oakland 3 and New York 7 Cleveland 2 on Friday, and a 12 inning Los Angeles 12 Atlanta 9 game.
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New York
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Colborn
Lee
Strom
Stottlemyre
Cuellar
Strahler
Wood
Hamilton
Wright
Drago
Siebert
Dunning
Twinight
Decker
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Strohmayer
Briles
Matlack
Hooton
Osteen
Hall
Bradley
Harrison
Carlton
Foster
Arlin
Forsch
Kansasas City
Manitowoc deer season set with 80,000 harvest goal
The State Natural Resources Board outlined the 1973-74 hunting seasons with a basic nine day deer season beginning November 17 and a harvest goal near 80,000. Quotas include a party permit plan totaling about 21,950 deer, and northern areas receive no extra permits while central areas get higher goals. The board also extended the ruffed grouse season and announced an initial quail season in six southwestern counties. Waterfowl timing depends on federal rules and Behnke led study plans for final goose rules.
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Manitowoc
Wis
State Natural Resources Board
Department of Natural Resources
State Conservation Congress
The
Conservation Congress
Two more summer bowling leagues start at Turner Hall
Turner Hall Lanes opened summer bowling with the Friday Nite Couples led by Wilbert Bernet 498 series and Lynda Mauermann 461. Frieda Laeser topped the Three Ladies League with 469 in a 133 161 175 set, as other averages and standings were noted.
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Turner Hall Lanes
Wilbert Bernet
Lynda Mauermann
Bernet
Frieda Laeser
Bob Stamm
Lee Hartwig
Bonnie Field
Louise Spring
Hartwig & Indergand
Stamm & Spring
Koehn
Bauman
Rauchiger
Mavermann & Heitz
Gilbertsons
Miller & Solberg
Jan Farmer
Alice Schwarze
Janice Meyers
Roasterettes
The
Blondies
Wehinger & Erickson
Howery
Jaher
Prien
Burkhard
Kuebli
Warren Peewee League Rest of Summer Schedule
The Warren Times lists summer results for the Peewee Baseball League with two daily blocks. Early games at 6 30 p m include White Sox versus Indians Cubs Yankees and others on July 2 5 9 10 12 16 19 23. Late games at 8 p m feature Cubs Yankees Indians on specified July dates.
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Warren Peewee
White Sox
Indians
Cubs
Yankees
Benefit Dance Plans for Monroe Slowpitch Players Fund
Commissioner John Prien announced a Tuesday night benefit dance at JD's White Elephant on Monroe's east side. All door receipts support the Players Fund for slowpitch injuries. advance tickets are sold by slowpitch players. There will be no games that night.
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John Prien
Monroe’ Slowpitch Assn
Jd’s
White Elephant
Monroe
Cheesers win Minor title after 11 innings and 38 hits
Milwaukee Cheese beats Mel's Sport-o-rama 15-12 in 11 innings at Rec Park to claim the Monroe Slowpitch Assn. Minor League first half title. Witek pacing the Cheesers with four singles and four RBIs as both teams collect 19 hits.
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Mel’s
Cheesers
Rec Park
Monroe Slowpitch Assn
Denny Witek
Mike Moellenberndt
Dick Bergemann
Gordy Wahler
RBI
Witek
Gene Bier
Don Daly
Moellenberndt
Holly Bausman
Bier
Gordy Bergemann
Oe Nall
Don Wunschel
Mel's
Abr
Milchse
Gbergman Lehmannp
Phillips Novata
Nall
Marti Wunschel
Riprice
Dbergman
Wahler
Strelcheck
Joos Ip
Witek Peterson Bier
Wulf Hartwig O'Bell
Daly Rufer Moelinbdt Bausman
Mel's Sport-o-rama
Windy Acres hosts tight first half golf league finish
In PlayBoy Golf League at Windy Acres Bob's Uptown edged Windy Acres by a half point to win the first half. North Central won 11 to 6 over Roger Cheese and Monroe Beverage split 8 8 with Farmeo. Teams set July 5 schedule as Fleck to lead North Hills pro role.
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Chicago
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Wis
Haie Irwin
Milwaukee
Bob Brue
Monona
Andy North
Bob’s Uptown
Windy Acres
North Central
Roger Cheese
B&b Campers
Junction House
Monroe Beverage
Farmeo
Phillips & Smith
Wards
Charlie Robertson
Virgil Bowman
Lloyd Girard
Fred Lehrke
Jim Myers
Bob Kramer
Tom Armstrong
Charlie Buehler
B&b
Farmco
Reger
Philp&Smith
Mon Beverage
Evel Knievel Stunt Show Dazzles Wisconsin Crowd
Local family recounts Evel Knievel performances at Union Grove Great Lakes Dragaway. Knievel did three shows Friday through Sunday drawing overflow crowds. His featured ramp jump cleared three vans and about 10 cars. He reportedly earned $20,000 per show and travels in a $100,000 trailer. He claimed Idaho blocked his Snake River Canyon jump, so he bought a canyon to attempt it.
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Evel Knievel
Union Grove
Wis
Knievel
Great Lakes
Elmer
Monroe
Idaho
Snake River Canyon
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