Standings and tight margins in local senior leagues
National Seniors standings show Lumber Mart 62 Wendling 43 and Clark's 3.3 Fuhrman 3.643 Musco 2 66. Lumber Mart edged Wendling Quarries 11 9 as Musco Lighting beat Wendling to widen the gap. Paul Lutz led Lumber Mart with two hits. Tony Orr, John Longtin and Greg Lamb led Wendling with two hits each. In American Majors Sandy's stretched to 10 straight wins with a 43 7 defeat of Beach. Don's Restaurant and Police Dept. also won. Further results from National Minors Little League include Cubs 13 Astros 3 and Dodgers 25 Giants 3 with Gosset grand slam. Braves 6 Mets 4 and Cardinals 8 6 Pirates 6.
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Wol Lumber Mart
Wendling
Clark
Fuhrman
Musco
Lumber Mart
Museo Lighting
Wendling Quarries
Lumber Clark Lumber Mart
Paul Lutz
Tony Orr
John Longtin
Greg Lamb
Gary Waltman
Dave Murdock
Mike Hamsher
Tom Vandygriff
Musco Lighting
Todd Taylor
Pat Cooney
Don Ganzer
Wes Beverlin
Mark TeStrake
Bill Ganzer
Jack Etter
Sandy's
Don’s
Beach
Police
Wally’s
Safley
Sandy Beach
Sandy’s
Beach Lumber
Rick Hultquist
Todd Severson
Doug O'Brien
Matt Last
Don DeMint
Wade Terrill
R-H
Sandy
John Kramer
Todd Duncan
Astros
Braves
Dodgers
Pirates
Cardinals
Cubs
Mets
Giants
Astros Cubs
Brett Marquis
Rick Carter
Charles Warner
Dan Miller
Jim Theobald
Wally Foot
Duane Fuller
Randy Newton
Mike McGill
Mike Latimer
Greg Josset
Mark Larson
Mac Cooper
Gosset
Larson
Greg Gosset
Dan Atkins
Jim Ganzer
Tim Snyder
Krieger setback forces playoff in Open League
Open League action left Krieger Motors with a 43 loss to Hopkins Standard, tying them with Griff’s Lounge for first and forcing a playoff for the first round crown. Griff’s and Krieger’s playoff is set for Wednesday at 8 pm at Kent-Stein Park, with the second round delayed to July 7 by the 4th of July holiday.
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Krieger Motors
Hopkins
Griff's Lounge
Landon-Campbell
Saley’s
Griff's
Krieger's
Kent-Stein Park
Curfew Ends Troll on Detroit Baltimore tilt and pine tar probe
Detroit and Baltimore battled into the 13th before city curfew cut the game at 4-4 with Lolich and Kaline delivering hits and a dramatic ninth inning. Orioles questioned pine tar usage as Umpire Kunkel searched, final verdict left for start of 14th. Other games saw Boston, Oakland, Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Cleveland win in a day of league action.
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Wade
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore City
Boston
Washington
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Kaline
Orioles
Lolich
Bill Kunkel
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Billy Martin
Baltimore
Martin
Doug Griffin
John Kennedy
Chuck Dobson
Reggie Jackson
RBI
Joe Rudi
A’s
Rich Reese
Tony Oliva
Paul Splittorff
Royals
Amos Otis
Roberto Pena
Ken Sanders
Chicago
Fritz Peterson
Ray Fosse
Chris Chambliss
Jack Heidemann
Ray Lamb
Steve Mingori
Kurt Beyacqua
Heidemann
Yankees
W. L. Pet
New York
Corbin
Blue
Hedland
Murphy
John
Slaton
Cain
Dobson
Foster
Kline
Broberg
Lonborg
Twinight
Pirates Offense Surges Despite Pitching Woes
In a wide NL showing, the Pirates beat St Louis 41-5 aided by Manny Sanguillen's bases loaded triple and Roberto Clemente and Bob Robertson two run hits. Willie Stargell went 0 for 5 as Pittsburgh built a four game cushion over the Mets. The day also saw Los Angeles, San Diego, Cincinnati and Houston win in the senior circuit.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buc
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Stargel
Bucs
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Diego
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Montreal
Houston
Atlanta
National League standings and scores era wide summary
National League standings show varied records with Pittsburgh leading the East at 49 27 and New York 43 29. West features San Francisco and San Diego in tight pack. Monday results include Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 11 to 3 and Los Angeles beating Chicago 6 to 4.
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W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Merritt
Britton
McAnally
Seaver
Miladelphia
Lersch
O'Brien
Moose
Cleveland
Niekro
Houon
Billingham
Perry
Roberts
Red Sox Aim To Break 34 Year Home Winning Streak
Muscatine Red Sox host Rock Island Raiders at Tom Bruner Field at 7 30 in a Mississippi Valley Eastern Division game seeking to extend a nine game run set in 1937. Rock Island sits 1 2 in the division while Muscatine leads with a 4 0 record as Milan is runner up at 4 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Red Sox
Rock Island Raiders
Tom Bruner
Red Sox
Burlington Collegians
Rock Island
Milan
Bettendorf
Davenport
Camanche
Hilly Merchants
Ottumwa Merchants
Oskaloosa
Burlington Merchants
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Don's Restaurant
Police Dept
Mike Clemens
Vern Estabrook
Jeff Dealer
Tim Downey
Sam Midkiff
Larry Snyder
Bob Hoffman
Jeff Dahl
Jeff Allen
Loren Morse
Carl Egger
Tim Lewis
Allen
Mike Harsch
Dave Goddard
Mike Samuelson
Mike Dora
Police Police
Mike Hagens
Clyde Schubick
Chris Armstrong
R-H Police
Mike McLaughlin
Randy Shouse
Rich Sleeman
Jeff Pagel
Krieger
Ed Dora
John Robinson
Bob Steckman
Jerry Kellerhaus
R-H Hopkins
Kreiger
Denny Carpenter
Doug Howell
Keith Chapman
Myron Holden
Landon Landon-Campbell
Randy Hessel
R-H Safley
London
John Gordy
Wayne Schaapveld
Jack Blake
Bred Howe
Cincinnati Reds
Lee May
Montreal Expos
Stan Swanson
Reds
Joe Torre
Rick Wise
University of Pennsylvania
Wise
Tommie Agee
Tampa
Fla
Joe Burns
New Orleans
Willie Wilson
Drew
New Bedford
Mass
Trish
Johnny Coiley
Somerville
Jimmy Meilleur
Toronto
Rodrigo Valdes
Colombia
Edmundo Leite
Brazil
Crawford
Clay Kirby
Juan Marichal
Dave Campbell
Muns
Padres
Ed Spiezia
Cesar Cedeno
Cedeno
Don Wilson
Wilson
Don Gullett
Gullett
Clay Carroll
George Foster
May
Johnny Bench
Buddy Bradford
Ron Hunt
Bench
THE
Mills Auto Parts
Bob
Bob’s Mobil Service
Walnut Street
Dial
Mulberry Mobil
Daryl Kiddoo
ICE & Pop Water
Firestone Tires
Mulberry Avenue
Bob Rada
Liberty St
Wally Reese
Qumer
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