Major League standings and weekly games overview
Reports show standings with teams like Baltimore Detroit Cleveland and New York in the American and West divisions led by Oaklan e and Minnesota. Tuesday results include Milwaukee over Boston 11 3 New York 5 4 Detroit 1 2 and Chicago 5 2 over California amid rain.
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Wee
Ellis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Carlton
New York
Matlack
New
Norman
Atlanta
Reed
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Milwaukee
West Oaklane
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Texas
Kansas City
Oakland
Baltimore
Timmerman
Wilcox
Neee
Culp
Cuellar
Kekich
Lockwood
Rooker
Blyleven
Holtzman
Bahnsen
Ryan
Parebdroh
Prilpeet Ia
St. Louis West
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Angeles
Gibson
Carlyle Legion Tourney Victory After No-Hitter
Carlyle captured the four team Carbondale American Legion Tournament by slugging past Carbondale 12 to 6 Monday night. Collinsville beat Harrisburg 7 to 1 for third as Rich McKennon no-hit Carbondale earlier while Scott Schwartz kept Carbondale hitless until the seventh. Carbondale led 6 to 2 in the fifth before Carlyle’s eight-run rally. Hayden hit a three-run homer in the first and another in the fourth to spark Carlyle’s win. Carbondale opens 25th district league play Friday at Pinckneyville.
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Carlyle
American Legion
Carbondale
Carbondale American Legion
Collinsville
Harrisburg
Rich McKennon
Scott Schwartz
Bill Leder
Pinckneyville
Schwartz
Nolen
McKinnon
Jansen
Leder
Hayden
Otto
Bean
Rhymer
Stackhouse
Wernsman
Omaha
Boston U
Maine
Holy Cross
Worcester
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
Eddie Anderson
Bill Osmanski
Ox DaGrosa
Red Sox
Cardinals
Sox
Phil Gagliano
Carl Yazstremski
Don Lenhardt
Alton
Southern Illlinois
Boston
George Halas
Jim Plunkett
Don Shula
Nick Buoniconti
Tom Landry
Alan Page
Howard Cassell
Football
Bears
St. Louis
Philadelphia
SIU
Suffolk Downs
Bill Veeck
Minnesota
Larry
Johnson
Johnston City
Boston Globe
Fats
Willie Ter
Dowell Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Jones
Boswell lifts Mets past Cardinals in late rally
New York gains a 7 6 win over St Louis as Ken Boswell hits his first homer of the season and drives in three runs in the ninth. Tommie Agee and Rusty Staub contribute as the Mets overcome Scipio Spinks and Tug McGraw in a one run triumph.
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Paul LeBar
Associated Press
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Ken Boswell
Mets
New York
Boswell
Tug McGraw
Buzz Capra
Yogi Berra
Berra
Torre Simmons
Agee
Sizemore
McNertney Brock
Staub
S—B
Harrelson
SO Capra
McGraw
Koosman
Spinks
Cloninger
Hudson
Drabowsky
Grote
Pappas Survives Elbow Pain To Lead Cubs Past Expos
Despite elbow trouble Milt Pappas won with a sinker and led the Chicago Cubs to a 5-2 victory over the Montreal Expos. He stayed with the pitch after Bailey homered, yielding only one hit after the change as Chicago erupted for five runs in the sixth. Jose Cardenal doubled, Randy Hundley singled, and Pappas contributed an RBI single in that rally.
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Chicago
Milt Pappas
Chicago Cubs
Pappas
Montreal Expos
Bailey
Rick Monday
Mike Jorgensen
Cubs
Morton
Jose Cardenal
Randy Hundley
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Kayo Morton
Weekend baseball results from Anna to Piopolis
Reporting from weekend games across the Coal Belt shows Anna and Herrin posting wins with notable performances. Bob Bittle led Anna with six hits in one game, while Lipe delivered a grand slam for Prison and Renik hit for the cycle for WF.
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Herrin
Anna
Adams
Hines
Bell
McNew
Washaween
Gilley
Shelton
Bob Bittle
Carbondale
Hopkins
Eovaldi
Paulk
Johnson
Turner
Holloway
Hr—Lipe
Grand Tower
W. Frankfort
Bozic
Bonnuczhi
Ellett
Hansen
Gitzell
Renik
Moore
Jim Renik
Boston and Cape Cod notes from a visiting columnist
Merle Jones relates family news from Cape Cod and Centerville, describes a month of warmth, and comments on Boston’s newspaper shift from Herald-Traveler to Globe and American. He notes Massachusetts education trends, college sports shifts, and pro football moves involving SIU alumni and the Patriots.
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Centerville
Cape Cod
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Globe
Hearst
the American
Massachussetts
Harvard
Northeastern University
Northeastern
LIU
National Golf Day Set At Canterbury Club
Cleveland AP reports National Golf Day at Canterbury Golf Club in Shaker Heights features Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Kathy Whitworth and JoAnne Carner as pros set target scores for thousands of amateurs. Since 1952 the event has raised over 1.7 million for charity with amateurs playing May 13 to June 18 and each entrant contributing 1.
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Cleveland
Canterbury Golf Club
Shaker Heights
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Kathy Whitworth
JoAnne Carner
Nicklaus
Trevino
U. S
Whitworth
Ladies Professional Golf Association
SIU golfer Geoff Young wins Crab Orchard Open
Geoff Young of SIU won the Crab Orchard Open with a two under par 68 to finish five under 135. Randy Lewis of West Frankfort took second at 137, with SIU’s Dave Perkins third at 140 and Bill Koeneman tied for fourth at 142.
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Geoff Young
SIU
Lon Cruse
Phil Heckel
Clyde Fitus
Cotton Barnes
Randy Lewis
Dave Perkins
Bill Koeneman
Pursie Pipes
Jan Jansco
Bill Pyle
Ken Storme
Jerrie Johnson
Clyde Titus
Tom Blondi
Don Basso
Bob Partlow
Claude Elkins
Fred Speers
Bill Rogers
Dan Riggs
Jim Reed
Don Killman
Jim Izett
Wayne Bollinger
Elza Brantley
Larry Harris
Mike Carnegie
M. W. Eaton
Art Heinz
Walter Hill
Jerry Grace
George Vaughn
Lori Cruse
Henry Neicamp
Mickey Jackson
Mika Miller
Rick Armour
Paul Gale
Jim Halstead
Duncan Simpson
Ed Hammond
Jack McCluskey
George Patterson
Brad Skelcher
Dave Garascia
James Mowry
Sherri Livesay
Dennis O
Orioles Top Indians as Baylor Grich Dobson Spark 6-1 Series Sweep
Don Baylor Bobby Grich and Pat Dobson fueled a 6-1 Orioles win to sweep the Indians, with Rettenmund homering and Powell driving in runs. Yankees sweep Detroit 5-1 and 4-2 as Swoboda Torres provide late power. Oakland tops Texas twice 8-1 and 7-1, White Sox beat California 5-4, Angels win 3-2 in 10 innings, Milwaukee routs Boston 11-3, Minnesota rainouts KC- - Williams says Oakland can win the West.
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Associated Press
Don Baylor
Terry Crowley
Bobby Grich
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Cleveland
Indians
Baylor
Grich
Pat Dobson
New York Yankees
Detroit
Oakland
Texas
Chicago White Sox
California
Angels
Milwaukee
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Dobson
Crowley
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Joplin
al Gerhauser
Springfield
Mickey Owen
Miller
Mié
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Browns
Maduff & Sons
Illinois
Maduff & CO
Wmbrs
Prin. Commodity Exchs
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago, Ill
Anna du Quoin
Payne
Bishop
Wampler
Morgan
Crainville Herrin
Crainville
Smith
Shaefer
J. Davis
Bogard
Braves
McCormick and Bogard
Jackson
Nichols
Young
Cobden Propolis
Cobden
Allen
Cavitt
Orlandini
Vercellino
de- Maret
Guthrie
G. Tower
Wills
Ellet
Bartzell
Jones
Dunn
West Frankfort
Olive Branch
McClenadin
Essek
Babbington
Bonvezhi
U.S. Prison
Piopolis
du Quoin
Carbondale Bowl
Mardale Shopping Center
Merle Jones
KING
Edward Imperials
Nimrod
Wes
Recreation & Marine Sales
WEST
Frankfort
Crab Orchard
Tom Webb
Merv
Rettenmund
Dick . Tidrow
Jeff
Boog Powell
Ron Swoboda
Rusty Torres
Yankees
Steve Kline
Mickey Lolich
Swoboda
Hal Lanier
Felipe Oe
Torres’ Douse
Dick Williams
A’s
GAG
GAC
GAC Finance
GAC Finance Corporation
GAC Finance Corp
N. Park Avenue
West Main
Tire Up, Inc
N. Park
E. Main
N. Court
Marion Main & Raymond
H’burg
W. Main Reans
3Rd St
Openien
Mt. Carmel
State Farm
Charlies Pautier
Murphysboro
Don Smith
Dwight B. Busch
Robert Bahr
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
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