Baseball Scores and Tuesday Night Matches Across Cities
Scores listed for Cincinnati Montreal New York Houston San Diego Chicago St. Louis Los Angeles plus Tuesday and Wednesday games. Includes pitcher records Briles McNally Perry Hedlund and others, with matchups Baltimore California Cleveland Minnesota Oakland Detroit Boston Kansas City and New York Chicago.
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St. “Louis
Wise
Los Angeles
Downing
Pittsburgh
Briles
San Francisco
Marichal
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Montreal
Houston
New York
Chicago
San Diego
St. Louis
California
Ryan
Baltimore
McNally
Minnesota
Woodson
Cleveland
Perry
Texas
Bosman
Milwaukee
Parsons
Boston
Pattin
Kanesas City
Hedlund
Oakland
Odom
Detroit
Lalich
Peterson
Bahnsen
Kansas City
L. Pet
W. N. Pet
G.B
Pitscureh
Vet. Louis
Joe Montreal
Great River Days tourney ends with Heinold Market win
Heinold Market captured the Great River Days tournament title after a 6-4 victory over Kalona in the championship game. Illinois City edged Kalona 6-9 to take the consolation trophy, with key hits from Nitz Welsch Meyer and Becker fueling the late rallies.
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Heinold Market
Farmer's State Bank
Stark
Realty of
Muscatine
Elaine Nitz
Nitz
Steffany Welsch
Welsch
Betty Meyer
Meyer
Linda Svoboda
Pat Becker
Trudy
Vicki Grout
R-H-E Katana
Heinold
Shorty Hulzbrink
Pat “Becker
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Connie Hamilton
Stark's Realty
Carlton Nemesis Braves End Streak At Philadelphia
A crowd of 52,662 watched Philadelphia’s Steve Carlton, riding a 15 game win streak, lose 2-1 to the Atlanta Braves as Dusty Baker and Mike Lum provided the decisive hits. Beauchamp celebrated his 33rd birthday with two Mets homers in a 7-0 win over Houston, while Bob Gibson and Joe Pepitone also produced key moments across other late games.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Steve Carlton
Jim Beauchamp
Carlton
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Bess Ted
Dusty Baker
Mike Lum
Braves
Phillies
Beauchamp
New York Mets
Houston
Ward
Cesar Cedeno
Thad
Jerry Reuss
Astros
Jim McGlothiin
Montreal
Mike Jorgensen
Bob Gibson
Los Anhles
Tuo
Bernie Carbo
San Diego
Joe Pepitone
Ron Santo
Cubs
Clarence Gaston
Billy Williams
Cosa
John ‘Jeter
Win column grows vital in pennant races
Hal Bock notes the 1972 pennant race hinges on games won due to unmade makeup games from the April strike. Detroit leads with more games played and more victories, as Baltimore and New York press the chase after Detroit’s 5 1 loss to Oakland and Baltimore’s 3 1 win over California. The margin rests in wins, not losses.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Joss
Detroit
Oakland
Baltimore
California
Tigers
Orioles
New York
Boston
Press Tap Open League Victory Over Saffey’s 5-1
Press Tap downed Saffey’s 5-1 in Open League play at Kent Stein Park on Monday night. Winning pitcher Bill Dilla held Saffey’s scoreless for three frames before Wes Murdock’s fourth inning single. Stineman and Park Keilman each had two hits for Press.
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Saffey
Kent Stein Park
Bill Dillavou
Wes Murdock
Bill Crafton
Coke Murdock
Tom Stonebarger
Pete Soteros
Press
Gary Sedam
Donovan Stineman
Stineman
Park Keilman
R-M Lafley
Bill Dilla‘vou
Earp Nylin
Jack Blake
Red Sox Return to League Play in Sunday Matchup
The Muscatine Red Sox resume Mississippi Valley league action Sunday at Bettendorf to face the Merchants at Devil's Glen Park at 1 20 p m. Some Red Sox players play for the Lowden host team facing the Indianapolis Clowns. Don Grensing, Red Sox first baseman, will be in the Clowns lineup.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Bettendorf
Merchants
Trades Boost Chargers as AFC West Contenders
San Diego, rebuilt by coach Svare who has made 14 trades since taking the helm, enters the 1972 season with a stronger, deeper roster. QB Hadl leads an upgraded passing game complemented by Duane Thomas and Old Edwards in the backfield, while a revamped defense featuring Deacon Jones, Lionel Aldridge, and Tim Rossovich aims to curb a tougher schedule including Oakland, Baltimore, Miami, Detroit, Kansas City, Dallas, Cleveland, and San Francisco.
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Lee Margulies
Associated Press
SAN Diego
Goach Harlang i Svare
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Oakland
Baltimore
Miami
Detroit
Kansas City
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Denmyer
Svare
Sid Gillman
AFC
Duane Thomas
Oid Edwards
John Had
Thomas
David “Deacon Jones
Lionel Aldridge
Jones
Bob Babich
Rick Redman
Eagle
Tim Rossovich
Ed Philpott
Rossovich
Mach
Willie Wood
Had
Hadl
Bob Schnelker
Green Bay
Edwards
Mike Garrett
Gary Garrison
Stanley's Triumph In Narrow 22-21 Softball Victory
Stanley's defeated First National Bank 22-21 in a women's softball game at Kent Stein Park. Thompson led with four hits for Stanley's, Colbrese and Johnson each with three, while Becky homered for the losers. Crossley racked four hits for National Bank, with Fuller Steffins Luellen Ah Hagens and Heither each contributing two. Winning pitcher Lang. Beard earned the win, Steffins took the loss.
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Stanley
First National Bank
Kent Stein Park
Thompson
Colbrese
Johnson
Hadhree
White
Beard
Crossley
Fuller
Steffins
Luellen Ah
Hagens
Heither
Becky
Nat
Lang
St. Mary's Bowling League Plans Wednesday Meeting
The St. Mary's bowling league will hold an organizational meeting Wednesday night at Pla-Mar Lanes at 7:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
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St. Mary’s Bowling League
Pla-Mar Lanes
Chiefs Tumble In Exhibition Loss Humiliates Stram
Kansas City coach Hank Stram said the Chiefs played their worst game of the preseason as Baltimore Colts beat them 23 17 without Johnny Unitas. Colt defender Rick Volk set up a field goal early and Don McCauley helped the Colts finish strong. John Had a late Chiefs rally led by John Huarte with two late touchdowns and a 52 yard pass to Byron Kinney.
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Tam
Stram
Chiefs
Baltimore
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Marty Domres
Rick Volk
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Jim, O'Brien
Dolnres
Don McCauley
Norm Bulaich
John Huarte
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National League East
Tha
Kalona
Debbie Kos
Vicki Stark
Holly Oppelt
Oppell
Lorita Greebel
Kos
Becky White
Trudy Grout
R-H-E Kalona
Lorila Greebel
PGA
Royal Oak Country Club
Titusville
Fla
Mets
Cincinnat Treal
St.igus
Niekro
Pave
Carltons
Bettchamp
Akea
Cedeno
John Milner
Ray
Bulp
Joe Morgan
Bill Plummer
MUS
Aic
Journal. Gee
White Sox
Woodie Fryman
Bert Campaneris
Angel Mangual
Joe Rudi
Mike Epstein
Rudi
Boog Powell
Pat Dobson
Vada’ Pinson
Angels
Jack Brohamer
Buddy Bell
Alex Johnson
Graig Nettles
Milt Wilcox
Red Sox
Dave Williams
Jerry Leving
Chuck Dicus
Charger
Walt Sweeney
Pettis Norman
Lange’s Safety Service
Stanley's
St. Mary's
Lydell Mitchell
Baltimore Colts
Ges
Kansas City Chiefs
Mitchell
Willie Lanier
By Robert L. Moore
Associated Press Sports
Kansas ‘City
Hank Stram
O'Brien
Jan Slenerud
Ter
Boris Shlapak
Ray ‘May
Wendel Hayes
Jeff Kinney
Nebraska
Jim Otis
Lee Bouggess
Philadelphia Eagles
aClvin Hill
Billy Truax
Dallas
Goys
New York Jets
Fran Tarkenton
Lynn
Dickey
Dan Pastorini
Houston Oilers
America
Muscatine County
McGovern
Asceil
P.O. Bex
Uscatine
Iowa
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