Baseball Standings and Scheduling Notice
Standings show American League East leaders Cleveland and Detroit atop the section with Baltimore Boston New York trailing. Weekday results include Baltimore 3 Detroit 2 and Chicago 4 Minnesota 3, plus multiple interleague matchups and Tuesday schedules across leagues with numerous pitchers listed for upcoming games.
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A’s send Denny McLain to the minors in Anaheim
Oakland manager Dick Williams cited lack of velocity and a medical issue as he optioned former 31 game winner Denny McLain to the minor leagues. McLain, under a $75,000 contract, faced a rough start and was moved from starter to bullpen after a demotion over the weekend.
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California Angels
Wisconsin ends Lewis College baseball streak in opener
Wisconsin defeats Lewis College 8-2 to snap the visitors 19 game win streak before the Badgers win the nightcap 6-5. Greg O'Brien homered for Wisconsin, Tom Shipley notches four hits in the two games as UW improves to 18-20. Bill Schallu earns win for Lewis in the opener. UW pitcher Mike Adler gets the nightcap win.
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Lockport
University of Wisconsin
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Bill Schall
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Greg O’brien
Mike Adler
Tom Shipley
Harvey Kuehn
Redskins Golfers Beat Seneca in Dual Meet at Morris
Morris Redskin golfers defeated Seneca 161 to 235 at Morris Country Club led by Jack Errietta and Curt Sampson each shooting 38. Steve Tibbitts 42 and Jim Palmer 43 aided the win, with Scott Wilkenson medalist for Seneca. Redskins improve to 9 9 1 on season.
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Curt Sampson
Morris Redskin
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Morris Country Club
Steve Tibbitts
Jim Palmer
Scott Wilkenson
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Marquette
Seneca Irish blank McNamara 2 0 to reach regional final
Bruce Tendall fired a four hit shutout with seven strikeouts as Seneca blanked Kankakee McNamara 2 0 at Levasseur Field advancing to Wednesday regional final versus Kankakee Eastridge or Peotone. Dave Steep backed Tendall with key hits and defensive plays while teammates supported the effort with timely baserunning and a bunt for an insurance run.
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Williams
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Newman
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Andrews Bunt Keys White Sox 4-3 Victory Over Twins
Chicago beats Minnesota 4-3 as Mike Andrews swats a two strike bunt that loaded the bases and led to a decisive single by Richie Allen. Wilbur Wood, Ray Corbin, Tom Norton and Dave LaRoche shield the lead for the White Sox in a tense AL West matchup.
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Eric Soderholm
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Chicago
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Ray Corbin
Young Tom Norton
Dave LaRoche
Dimke Wins High Jump At Streator Honor Meet
Ken Dimke of Morris wins the high jump with six feet four inches. The leap sets a new Streator Honor Track Meet record and also marks a Morris Community High School record.
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Ken Dimke
Morris
Illinois picks McCarren and Wiza as 1972 captain duo
Park Forest guard Larry McCarren and Toledo linebacker John Wiza were elected co captains for the 1972 73 Illinois football season. McCarren is a 6 foot 3 inch 233 pound senior offensive center and Wiza is a 6 foot 1 inch 217 pound senior linebacker. Fox squirrels are statewide per Illinois Department of Conservation biologists while gray squirrels populate the southern third of Illinois and timbered river bottoms in western west central and northern Illinois.
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Park Forest
John Wiza
Toledo
Ohio
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Wiza
Illinois Department of Conservation
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