Baseball standings and results across leagues
The national and American leagues show team records with wins losses and percentages, including New York and Boston leading in their divisions. Schedule details list games and results, with Montreal, Pittsburgh, New York, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, San Diego, Houston, and others noted for upcoming and past matchups.
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Astros crush Cardinals 12-4 in 17 hit attack
Yesterday's Stars Batting Doug Rader of the Astros drove in six runs with a grand slam and a two run double as Houston piled up 17 hits to rout St. Louis 12-4. The win helped Detroit beat former teammates the Washington Senators 5-4 after a 10 hit game.
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Astros
Houston
St. Louis
Toring
Detroit
Washington Senators
Brewers beat Angels as Harper stars in mixed series game
Tommy Harper went 4 for 4 and drove in a run as Milwaukee used three late runs to beat California 6 to 2. Ted Kubiak snapped a 0-for-32 drought with his first homer, while Ken McMullen and John Stephenson supplied two hits each for the Angels amid nine game hitting streaks and defiant remarks about Alex Johnson by manager Bill Rigney.
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Alex Johnson
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Johnson
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Brewers
Milwaukee
Archie
Ellie Rodriguez
Rick Auerbach
Tommy Harper
Brewer
Ted Kubiak
Skip Lockwood
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Ken McMullen
John Stephenson
California
Stephenson
Cubs Rally Past Padres to Extend Win Streak at Wrigley
The Cubs rallied from a big deficit at Wrigley Field to beat the San Diego Padres 9 8 and stretch their six game winning streak. The second game was halted by darkness after six innings with Chicago leading 6 3 and will be resumed from the season. The Cubs trailed 7 1 after three innings before tying and pulling ahead late.
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Yow Faces Defeat In Ninth Inning Double Drama
Yow stood 1-1 with two outs in the ninth when J C Martin doubled scoring the go ahead run as a sun miscue by Dave Campbell at second base allowed Martin to score. San Diego built seven runs off Bill Hands, who was knocked out in the fourth. Hands described his home run as a rare moment of comfort at the plate. Hickman explained stance changes to handle inside pitches and Santo helped him revert to his old setup in the 10th.
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Dave Campbell
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San Diego
Bill Hands
Cub
Hickman
Ron Santo
World’s Oldest Road Race Claims Driver at Targa Florio
Italian driver Fulvio Tandoi aged 33 died after his Alpine Renault struck a tree on lap one of the Targa Florio in Sicily. Nino Vaccarella of Italy and Toine Hezemans of Holland won the race in an Alfa Romeo, averaging 74.6 mph to finish in 6 hours 35 minutes 41 seconds, ending Porsche’s five-year run.
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Prep Schedule and meets across multiple schools
A schedule list covers golf, track, tennis, and baseball events for Sun Prairie, Monroe, Beloit Catholic, Brodhead, Janesville Craig, Beloit Memorial, Monticello, Sun Prairie JV, Orfordville, New Glarus, Badger Conference meets at Madison area Yahara Hills and Monona Grove, with WIAA Tournament play at Monroe including Argyle and Black Hawk games.
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Monroe
Beloit Catholic
Brodhead
Blanchardville
Belleville
Albany
Argyle
Monticello
Barneveld
Janesville
Beloit Memorial
Freeport Sandburg
Orfordville
New Glarus
Badger
Madison
Yahara Hills
Evansville
Monona Grove
Stoughton
WIAA
Black Hawk
Hubert Green Wins Houston Champions Invite in Playoff
Hubert Green outlasted a field of seven contenders in the Houston Champions Invitational golf tournament. In a sudden-death playoff with veteran Don January for the $25,000 first prize, Green made a clutch nine iron from 13 feet and converted a bold, crouched stance putt to claim victory after a hot, sultry day.
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Hubert Green
Don January
Houston
Belmont Duel Looms as Canonero Faces Narrow Field
Canonero II seeks the first Triple Crown in 23 years after winning the Preakness by 1% lengths in a Pimlico record time. Eastern Fleet pushed him to the finish, with Gustavo Avila aboard as rival Belmont prospects Jim French and others eye the New York race on June 5. Remaining Belmont contenders include Good Behaving, Run the Gantlet, On Your Toes, and a handful from the Derby field.
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Reggie Cornell
Eastern Fleet
Gustavo Avila
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Arias
Jim French
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Citation
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Carry Back
Northern Dancer
Majestic Prince
Juda High School Honors Winners At Annual Athletic Banquet
Schindler Kesler and Streit win Juda Most Valuable awards as Juda High School honors athletes across football wrestling basketball and cheerleading. Awards announced by coaches including Frank Murphy Tom Keegan and Tom Jones with captains named for 1971 72. Banquet sponsored by Juda Businessmen's Club and the Juda High School Lettermen's Club.
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Kesler
Streit
Juda
Most Valuable
Vuua High School
Robert Brennan
University of Wisconsin
Fred Feldt, Jr
Frank Murphy
Terri Figi
Linda Helland
Wendy Leopold
Debbie Beckman
Rita Pickett
Kathy Babler
Carol Newman
Diane Helland
Karen Newman
Patti Hartwig
Debbie Phillips
Tom Keegan
Tom Sullivan
Roger Larson
Daryl Schindler
Mike Dunwiddie
Mick Rockey
Randy Pickett
Jim Matzke
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Bob Whalen
Keith Deiter
Curt Streit
Doug Schindler
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Marc Keen
Rick Behring
Steve Binger
Gary Kaderly
Duane Meier
Jim Shelton
Tom Sumwalt
Les Rasmussen
Mike Aiken
Jeff Bauman
Dan Davis
Jack Kaderly
Keith Larson
Steve Phillips
Darrell Pickett
Wayne Segner
Brian Matzke
Jerry Shoemaker
Mike Waelti
Randy Miller
Greg Keen
Paul Keep
Keith Dieter
Murphy
Virgil Bauman
Mike Dinwiddie
Jerry Kesler
Neale Scott
Tim Kaderly
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Mahovlich brothers lift Canadiens to decisive win in Chicago
Montreal's Frank Mahovlich nets a playoff record 14th goal and Peter Mahovlich scores twice including the deciding tally as the Canadiens rally from behind to beat the Black Hawks 4-3 in Chicago. The series goes to a seventh game Tuesday.
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Chicago
Billy Reay
All Black Hawks
Tony Esposito
Frank
Pete
Canadiens
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Jim Pappin
Yvan Cournoyer
Black Hawks
Esposito
Chico Maki
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Monroe Sweeps Up Best Since 1966 At Monona Grove Meet
Monroe placed 10th at the Monona Grove Invitational with standout Brad Stiner winning the lows in 20.9 after a 20.6 trial. Mark Brauchle took third in the 1000 yard run, breaking the school mark by over six seconds. John Zupane ran the two mile in 10:16 ill week, while Sutter and Krattiger cleared 11-6 in pole vault and long jump marks exceeded 20 feet without a placing.
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Monona Grove
Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Jim Dearth
Brad Stiner
Stu Grendahl
Stiner
Dan Winzenried
Jim Hinchliffe
Racine Park
Hinchliffe
Keith Foye
Sauk Prairie
Dan
Glendenning
Mark Brauchle
Randy Schwartz
John Zupane
Gary Sutter
Mark Krattiger
Krattiger
Mike Isely
Dave May
Cheesemakers
Two Tie for Low Net at Monroe Country Club
Sunday at Monroe Country Club an 18 hole event produced a tie for low net with Senara and Hartwig each at 71. Vierthaler was third with 72, McArdle and Schwager tied for fourth at 73, Elliott and Babler posted 34 net for nine holes, Stuart won closest tee shot on No 2, Tullett had closest second shot on No 9. Next Sunday a two ball foursome at 3 PM followed by a cook-out.
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Sieth Senara
Tom Hartwig
Monroe
Wally Vierthaler
Ed McArdle
Kurt Schwager
Boyd Elliott
Alvin Babler
Ken Stuart
G.L. Tullett
Wisconsin offense shines in intrasquad game
At Madison Wisconsin coach John Jardine showcased new formations including Wishbone and pro set as the Badgers fielded both Cardinals and Whites in an annual intra squad clash. The report highlights an evolving offense and the early season signal of a winner in the second year.
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