Baseball scoreboard and weather note update
National League results list Montreal 3 Pittsburgh 2 in 10 innings while Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 10 to 5 and Atlanta lost to Houston 7 to 1 and San Diego beat San Francisco 7 to 0. Several games were postponed by cold weather with New York at Chicago and other late matches listed with pitchers and records.
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Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Christensen
Wise
Koosman
Hooton
McAnally
Pittspurgh
Blass
Los Angeles
Osteen
Cincinnati
Gullett
Gentry
Wilson
Bryant
Caldwell
W. L. Pet
G.B
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirates
New York Mets
Cubs
Briles
Umpire Meeting Called for Muscatine Little League
There will be a meeting Thursday night May 17 at 7 o'clock at Ina Mae's for anyone interested in umpiring this year. Umpiring covers Minor Major and Senior divisions on one or more nights a week in Muscatine Little League.
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Ina Mae's
Muscatine
Columbus, L-M battle for SES title in tight meet
Columbus nipped L-M for the Southeast Iowa Conference boys title as a dropped seaton in the 440 and L-M wins in both relays narrowed the gap. Harrison fell in the 120 yard high hurdles and Mediapolis sprinter Craig Schmidt starred with multiple wins and a pair of records.
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Columbus
Seaton
Columbius
L-M
Todd Harrison
Mediapolis
Craig Schmidt
Tom Cole
New London
Harrison Greg
Townsley
Jeff Bohling
Randy Ball
Mediepolis
Wildcats
van Auken
Jay the Winkers
Dennis Brown
Brad Garrett
Steve Tompkins
Randy Murry
Tom Mcfarland
Louisa Muscatine
Southeast Town Boys Conference Final Standings 1973
The 1973 Southeast Town meet results list final team standings and event marks. Key performers include T Mesker LM with 49-3¼ in shot put and Van Auken Col 6-21/2 in high jump, plus multiple individuals from Mediapolis Columbus New London and Wapello excelling in sprints, distance runs, relays and field events.
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Joe Truitt
Tony Rechkemmer
Dean Bryant
Morning Sun
Dwight Pierce
Bruce McClure
Mediapolis
Rich Schulte
Dan Trautner
Schmidt
New London
Cole
Strawhacker
van Stevern
Lorber
T. Mesker
D. Meeker
Campbell
Med
Buser
Col
Grinstead
Lord
High
van Auken
Schulte
Sywassink
T. Meeker
Pierce
Rechkemmer
Boston Fence No Effect In Mound Duel
In Fenway Park a pitcher’s duel unfolded as Doyle Alexander and Bill Lee matched zeroes through nine, until Orlando Cepeda’s single plated Mario Guerrero for Boston’s lone 1-0 victory. Other AL results included Detroit shutout of New York 8-0 and California 3-2 over Kansas City in 10 innings.
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Baltimore
Doyle Alexander
Boston
Bill Lee
Orlando Cepeda
Lth
Mario Guerrero
Detroit
New York Yankees
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Dick Tidrow
Tom Hilgendorf
Jerry Johnson
Brewers
Fairly's 10th inning homer lifts Expos over Pirates
Fairly had a single hit in five at bats but scored the decisive run with a solo homer in the 10th inning off Nelson Briles to give the Montreal Expos a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He recalled the moment as the kind of night easier to remember.
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Oakland
Ken Holtzman
Reggie Jackson
Chicago White Sox
Joe Coleman
New York Yankees
Coleman
Arlington
Toby Harrah
Rangers
Twins
Minnesota
Hobby Darwin
Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Ron Fairly
Fairly
Pirates
Montreal Expos
Pittsburgh
Nelson Briles
Briles
Expos
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Greg Luzinski
Mike Schmdt
Atlanta
Mike Lum
Braves
John Grubb
San Diego
Giants
Jerry Morales
Clarence Gaston
Padres
Ohio all staters sign at Drake University
Ken Harris a 6 foot 6 inch 230 pound forward from Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati signed a national letter of intent to play basketball for Drake University. Harris averaged 24 points and 26 rebounds last season and earned all city and all conference honors. The Drake announcement came from coach Howard Stacey.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ken Harris
Ohio
Drake University
Drake
Howard Stacey
Harris
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
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Journal Proto
Steve Webber
Ken Purdy
MHS Boys
Assumption
CR Washington JV
West Branch
West Liberty
MHS
Iowa City
CR Jefferson
Westmer
Rock Island
Mid- Prairie Relays
Frank Mincer
Kevin Schrader
Joel Greene
Brown
Schrader
Garrett
Greene
Murry
Harrison
Tom Meeker
Stan Peters
Meeker
Bohling
Ball
Don Meeker
Tom Kren
Schultz
Bob Sywassink
Peters
Lone Tree
Kyle Chown
Arden Latta
Mike Watkinson
Jeff
Cedar Rapids
Muscafine
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Judd Anderson
Netters
al Fi
Madison Aquinas
Jan Lettenberger
Pat Lambrecht
Ronda Allard
Karen Ohlendorf
Chevy Wells
Lynn Keller
Patti Beiderman
Chris Koll
Debbie Buchheim
Barb Kenzi
Debbie Tschopp
Gloria Blaesing
Allard-Buehheim
Keller-Lambrecht
Wells-Beiderman
Koll-Leilenberger
Kuenzi-Tschopp
Nancy Rauch
Leslie Duggeby
Journal
Stave Vrabber
Southeast Town
Trautner
Chown
Arthur
Piscus
Mad
Schlutz
Latta
Truitt
Wap
Walgren
Schlag
Jim
Rutt
Stinaman
Leimsenger
Utter
Krenz
Schuetze
McClure
Day
Rease
Paterson
Fickal
White
Carroll
Horak
Lessenger
Paters
Upton
Dan
Wagner
Watkinson
McFarland
Vickrey
J. Greene
Woomer
S. Bryant
Thomas
Ruckman
Carr
Wigh
Beebe
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Wapello
Mediapolin
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Tompkins
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Cola
VanStevern
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Time
Tle
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Red Sox
Orioles
Tom McCraw
Bill Singer
L. Pet. G.B
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Texas
Lolich
Kline
Palmer
Tiant
Blyleven
Stanhouse
Ryan
Cal Canton
Bosman
Bell
Bahnsen
Blue
Eil Singer
Singer
Lange’s Safety Service
SEU Typwriters
East Second Street
Amrist
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