Baseball scores and standings update across leagues
Monday results Detroit beat California 5-2 and Kansas City prevailed 4-1. Several games are listed for Tuesday and Wednesday with pitchers and matchups, including Boston at Minnesota and New York at Milwaukee. Standings show New York and Pittsburgh leading the NL, with San Francisco and Los Angeles in pursuit in the West.
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California
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
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Minnesota
Hall
New York
Stottlemyre
Milwaukee
Lockwood
Washington
Cox
Chicago
Johnson
Wright
Lolich
Oakland
Segui
Cleveland
Dunning
Drago
Dobson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Phila
San Fran
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Morton
Dierker
Ryan
Hands
Wise
Merritt
Perry
Stone
Osteen
Ellis
Coombs
Wash
Cubs blank Phillies as Jenkins fans 12 for six wins
Yesterday, Ferguson Jenkins tossed a four-hitter with 12 strikeouts to lead the Cubs to a 3-0 victory over Philadelphia and reach six wins in the NL. Amos Otis powered Kansas City with a three run homer and two singles in a 4-1 win over Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Fergie Jenkins Shuts Out Phillies in Four-Hitter
Cubs ace Ferguson Jenkins struck out 12, walked none, and held Philadelphia to four hits in a 3-0 Chicago win. Jenkins pushed his record to 6-2 and mused on salary, saying the front office wants more than a four 20 win pace. Billy Williams doubled and Jim Hickman drove in two runs, with Hickman also homering in the eighth.
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Chicago Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Philadelphia Phillies
Fergie
Bob Gibson
Juan Marichal
Jenkins
Phillie
Cubs
Billy Williams
Jim Hickman
Joe Pepitone
Hickman
Glen Beckett
State Eyes Wild Rivers Designation for Wisconsin Rivers
Wisconsin considers making sections of the Wolf Flambeau Brule St. Croix and Namekagon rivers wild rivers under state law. The proposal has sparked rumors that landowners may face forced restrictions or removal.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Wolf
Flambeau
Brule
St. Croix
Namekagon
Brule Rivers
Connie Flygt
Park Falls
Citizens Taxpayers League
Flygt
Marquette to beef up 1971 72 basketball schedule
Marquette University announces a tougher 1971 72 men's basketball schedule. Coach Al McGuire plans more road tests and several high level opponents while keeping 60 percent of games at Milwaukee Arena.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
al McGuire
Marquette
Milwaukee Arena
Wisconsin
Nevada
Reno
South Carolina
Haldiman Fans 16 as Black Hawk Beat Belleville 3-1
Tim Haldiman of the league leading Black Hawk baseball team struck out 16 Wildcats in a 3-1 win over Belleville Monday. Black Hawk scored all three runs in the fifth on four errors two walks and no hits by pitcher Roger Hendrickson. Art Fahey had three singles and drove in Belleville’s lone run.
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Tim Haldiman
Black Hawk
Belleville
Wildcats
Roger Hendrickson
Art Fahey
Haldiman
Hendrickson
Bill Russell to Speak at Wisconsin State University Platteville
Retired Celtics star Bill Russell will address students May 12 at 8 p.m. in the Beaux Arts Room of the Student Center at Wisconsin State University Platteville. The event is sponsored by the Student Activities Board forum Committee.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Wisconsin State University-Platteville
Student Activities Board Forum Committee
Russell
Beaux Arts
Brodhead Slowpitch Tourney Dates and Entry Details
The Brodhead Jaycees announce the 8th Annual Slowpitch Tournament on June 12 13 19 and 20 with 32 teams. First prize 200 second 100 third 50 plus trophies for top four. Entry is 25 dollars with a 15 man roster due by May 26. Send checks to Allen O Williams 608 E 6th Ave Brodhead. Contact Joe Mayes or Al Williams for info.
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Allen O. Williams
6Th Ave
Brodhead
Joe Mayes
al Williams
Robertson Leads With Low Gross In State Line Golf Round
Charles Robertson shot a 39 to top the State Line League in round three at Turner Hall Lounge. Paul Kammerode and Jake Gruenewald Jr tied for low net with 33s. Mobil Oil posted the best team net at 144. Blind bogeys went to ten players. standings list Bank of Juda leading at 33 through Swiss Colony 23. Next Monday’s matches include Pat & Boots Tap versus Doral & Gerries and other pairings.
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Charles Robertson
Turner Hall
Paul Kammerode
Jake Gruenewald, Jr
S. Mobil Oil
Dick Thorn
Ken Kundert
Jack Palmer
Harley Dinges
del Shaffer
Dale Witt
Craig Buhlman
Dick Bergeman
Leroy Severson
Stu Freese
Don Otteson
Dave Gordon
Bank of Judo
Pat & Boots Tap
Green County Cheese
Swiss Colony Data Center
Alphorn Lounge
Orfordville Bank
Mobil Oil
Doral & Gerries
Swiss Colony
SC Data Center
Bank of Juda
DeVoll Leads Team Victory With 36 Net
DeVoll captains Advance Transformer Team No 1 to a 14 to 34 win over Moore Business Forms with a low net 36. Lane’s Moore A side posted a 41 gross in defeat as Moore Kuebli beat Miller and Green County House downed Advance Thomann.
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Advance Transformer
Dick Lane
Moore Business Forms
Lane
T.G.I.F
Moore
Kuebli
Miller
Green County House
Advance
Thomann
DeVoll
Wettstaedt
Glenn Kubly
Wilson Bloom
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Galen Kuebli
Dean Miller
New Glarus, Brodhead, Reuter tie in State Line golf
New Glarus and Brodhead battled to a 169 tied score on the Edelweiss Chalet course as Robin Reuter and Chuck Ripp each shot 39 to share medalist honors. Holy Name leads the league at 4-0-1 while Brodhead stands 3-1-1 and New Glarus 3-1-2.
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Brodhead
New Glarus
Glarers
Madison Holy Name
Robin Reuter
Chuck Ripp
Edelweiss
Holy Name
Curt Thompson
Jim Pierce
Greg Curl
Bryan Wierwill
Gary Bell
Mark Duerst
Fort Atkinson Tops Monroe in Close Golf Conference Match
Fort Atkinson defeated Monroe High School 207 to 209 in a Badger Conference golf meet at Fort Atkinson. Medalist Chuck Will shot 38 with Tim Neuberger 39, while five Fort players stayed under 44. Monroe JV and Fort Atkinson JV results also listed with individual scores.
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Monroe High School
Chuck Will
Tim Neuberger
Fort
Will Klippel
Mark Eiserman
Fred Kundert
Monroe JV
Monroe
Randy Share
Mike van Wagenen
Dick Westby
Don Heinz
Dennis Tessman
Marv Utley
Mark Zastrow
Dennis Blum
Eric Corbins
George Goecks
Tom Reichert
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Ernie Terrell
Luis Pires
Brazil
George Foreman
Hayward
Calif
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Tommy Connors
Benny Ramirez
Drew
New Orleans
Jack Tillman
Mobile
Ala
Adrian Davis
Washington, D.C
Eek & Meek
Monin Meaus
By Howie Schneider
Winthrop
By Dick Cavalli
Lancelot
Coker & Penn
Priscilla
Hazel
W. T. Hamlin
Captain
Crooks & Lawrence
Hanna Barbera
Robertson
Glarus
Reuter
Ripp
Fort Atkinson JV
Jeff Schemm
Tim Schindler
Jim Kibbe
Matt Madison
Brian Jones
Zenith
Schultz Pharmacy
Shoppers Guide
Milady’s
Helland’s
Juda
Monroe Bakery
Sporting Goods
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Nevels
17Th Street
Wonder Life
Marvin R. Marty
Monticello
Nevel’s Repair Shop
Hahn-Eclipse
Frank Nall
Argyle
D. C
Niagra Falls
Irene Elmer
Second Street
Bob Buehler
Monroe Country Club
Lindsay
Lindsay Bros., Inc
East Side
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