PESA STANDINGS AND MONDAY GAMES SUMMARY
Baseball standings and Monday night games are listed for multiple divisions. Teams like Baltimore New York Detroit St. Louis Boston Chicago Cleveland Minnesota Milwaukee Oakland Houston Atlanta San Diego and others are shown with records, schedules and recent results including scores from Saturday and Sunday games and upcoming Tuesday matchups.
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Boston
Culp
Cali
Tia
Messersmith
New York
Kekich
Kansas City
Hedland
Chicago
Bradigy
Toil
Coleman
Minnesota
Perry
Cleveland
A. Foster
Milwaukee
Krausse
Baltimore
Palmer
Ww. L. Pet
Ee Aege
Detroit
St. Louis
ABS Am Bostott
Bob Cleveland
Montreal
Philadelphia
Washngton
Sfrancisca
L Angeles
Oakland
Houston
Atlanta
Gieinnaly
San Diego
Cicaga
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Petroit
Pittsburgh
Washington
California
Ings
Sans Angeles
Kirby
Morton
Sutton
Seaver
Mosier dominates third stock car feature in Mississippi Valley
Mark Mosier of Washington extended his point lead with a third feature win in four Valley races at West Liberty. Heat wrecks and spins marred the program as Dan Robertson hit the wall and Pokey West slid into a wall. West Chester’s West was hospitalized but released the same night. Next week’s program moves to a 50 lap mid season final at Columbus Junction.
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Mark Mosier
Washington
Mississippi
Columbus Junction
Larry Jenkins
Wilton Junction
Shorty Ben- Teli
Moline
Bill Newman
Burlington
Perry Beckler
Iowa City
Bill Hopp
Muscatine
Mel Morris
Atalis Sa
Ron Prymek
Cave
Jamison
Ken Lange Secures Third Straight Grand Final Win
Ken Lange won his third consecutive grand final at Port City short track Friday night after light rain cooled the track. Final results showed Lange followed by Tom Drake, Fred Best, and Bill Hopkins in the main event with Kim Miller winning the Consolation. Mini Bike and Powder Puff results are listed with top finishers in each heat and final.
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Ken Lange
Port City
Tom Drake
Fred Best
Bill Hopkins
Kim Busen
Dick Mumm
Larry Gerry
DeWayne Green
Tim Gerry
Duane Bellinger
Ed Donald
Tim Vargason
Tracy Bleasing
Bill Beeman
Tony Mennen
Scott Saltz
Scott Klein
Greg Harper
Kevin Boyd
Terry Vargason
Tony Menen
Debbie Williams
Kim Munson
Debbie Ali
Major League Stars Highlight Braves and Indians Triumphs
Earl Williams of Atlanta drove in six runs with two homers to power a 9-0 rout of the Astros. Sam McDowell of Cleveland blanked the Brewers for a two hitter as the Indians won 11-0, retiring the first 16 batters.
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Associated Press
Earl Williams
Braves
Atlanta
Houston Astros
Sam McDowell
Indians
Cleveland
Milwaukee Bréwers
Richie Hebner
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Pirates
Cardinals
Norton stops Vic Brown in Santa Monica boxing bout
Ken Norton of San Diego, weighing 211 pounds, knocked out Vic Brown of Buffalo, 193, in Santa Monica. Buffalo, N.Y. 5. Thirteen starters return for Army as Tom Cahill enters his sixth season at West Point with a Cadet squad of 14 lettermen.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
Ken Norton
San Diego
Vic Brown
Buffalo
N.Y
West Point
Army
Tom Cahill
Cadets
Williams stars as Braves crush Astros in a pitching duel
Earl Williams homered twice driving in six as Atlanta blanked Houston 9-0. Williams, filling in for departed Clete Boyer, said he aims to perform without emulation. Hank Aaron hit his 19th homer and Pat Jarvis won again. Pirates, Dodgers, Padres, Reds and Mets also won in a day of MLB action.
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Earl Williams
Williams
Clete Boyer
Alanta Braves
Atlanta
Braves
Houston Astros
Boyer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Wilson
Buddy Harris
Clete
Cuit Blast
Wilson
Astrodome
Hal King
Mike Lum
Harris
Hank Aaron
Homer
Pat Jarvis
Valentine
Los Angeles
Bob Barton
San Diego
Barton
Baseball Roundup Highlights March–April Scores and Surges
The coterie of games features Fritz Peterson’s seven hit effort guiding the Yankees past the A’s while Cuellar’s eighth win powers Baltimore over Chicago. Royals extend win streak amid a tight AL West race. Tigers surge with five runs on Horton’s big day. McDowell and Brews falter as McDowell loses perfect bid to Auerbach.
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Cuellar
Tom Eagan
Chicago
Roy White
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
A’s
A's
Peterson
Bert Campaneris
Joe Rudi
McDowell
Brewers
Rick Auerbach
Graig Nettles
Royals
Oakland
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Mike Cuellar
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Sam McDowell
Washington
California
Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Freddie Patek
Ted Savage
Patek
Sonny Siebert
Chuck Harrison
Jerry May
Willie Horton
Tigers
Twins
Tony Taylor
High scoring games mark girls softball league Saturday action
Dairy Queen edged Foods land 29 28 in extra innings. Joan Winn won with Cindy Caliger catching. Lucas-Monsanto Farm posted a 13 9 win as Bready Killian Pagel V Evans and Buster led. Wallys routed Central State Bank 26 0 with Andresen Reynolds Andre sen homering. HON Port City Taxi split pitchers Kris Fletcher Cindy Staley winning, Robyn Eckardt Lynn Fry losing. Safleys Economee beat Economee Plumbing 11 3 with Drumin Robinette Kaska homering.
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Dairy Queen
Lucas Plumbing and Heating
Wally's Deep Rock
HON and
Safley’s
Foodland Dairy Queen
Foodland
Joan Winn
Cindy Caliger
Lucas-Monsanto
Lucas
Monsanto
Bready
Killian
Pagel
V. Evans
Buster
Linda Lawson
Profitt
Bexworth
van Dyke
Janis Evans
Anitra LaMartivella
Wallys
Central State
Wally’s
Staley
Robyn Eckardt
Lynn Fry
Safley
Judy Drumin
Sandy Robinette
Judy Kaska
Angela Kaska
Janet Roelle
Connie Howell
Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs Batted In
American League leaders include Oliva from Minnesota with a .371 average and 74 hits, Murcer and Petrocelli tied for RBI at 43, plus Killbrew 48 RBIs. NL leaders show Davis and Brock atop batting averages and Stargell with 21 runs. Rookie notes and incomplete lines limit full context.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Killebrew
White
Petrocelli
Bost
Tovar
B.conigliaro
W.horton
Pats
Northrup
Det
T.conigliaro
Calif
Rudi
Oak
Cardenas
Cash
W.davis
L.A
Brock
IIL
Er Gell
Pitt
H-Aaron
A. Brock
DounLes
M.rou
Stargell
H.aaron
Whitworth regains LPGA title at Pleasant Valley
Kathy Whitworth, 31, wins the LPGA championship with a four under par 288 at Pleasant Valley. She earns $7,950 and boosts career earnings to over $326,000, defeating Kathy Ahern by four strokes. Ahern finishes at 292 with $5,800, while Sandra Haynie, Jane Blaylock, and Sandra Post Elliott tie for third at 293.
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Miss Whitworth
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Pleasant Valley
Shirley Englehorn
Kathy Ahern
Sandra Haynie
Kathy
Miss Ahern
Sandra Post Elliott
New England
Jane Blaylock
Miss Haynie
Mrs. Elliott
Miss Blaylock
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