Baseball Scoreboard From Monday And Tuesday Games
Monday results show Chicago 10 New York 9 and Pittsburgh 5-11 St Louis 4-8 with a resumed game Atlanta 5 Los Angeles 2 and Montreal 5 Philadelphia 1 among others. Tuesday features multiple doubleheaders and a full slate with New York at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburgh plus city and county softball leagues in action.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Zachry
Roberts
St.Louis
Falcone
Vuckovich
Candelaria
Reuss
Ruthven
Dues
Ray
Camp
Bonham
J.niekro
Blue
Perry
Viet
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toronto
Kansas City
California
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Cinncinati
Bast
Phil
Chi
Mont
Milw
Pitt
Detr
Cleve
Slou
Toro
West West Sfra
Tex
Cinci
Cal
Oak
Sdieg Houst
Atlan Minn
Boston
Minnesota
Palmer
Briles
Jefferson
Lemanczyk
Rozema
Freisleben
Wright
Guidry
Goltz
Bowman Walks Power Floor Center Valley Merchants Win
In the Business Softball League Floor Center and the Valley Merchants won to stay within a game of division leader Black's Electric. Bowman drove in eight runs with two homers and a double as Floor Center crushed Hardees 20-4, while Walk hit a seventh inning grand slam to lift the Merchants past Quaker Construction 14-11.
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Mark Bowman
Stewart Walk
Valley Merchants
Business Softball League
Bowman
Hardees
Walk
Merchants
Quaker Construction
Black's Electric
Craig Sewell
Bob Franz
Donnie Newcome
Randy DeHaven
John Triplett
Jerry Fout
Jerry Caton
Dicky Ashby
Rhett Braithwaite
Tom Dixon
Butch Pope
Quaker Constitution
Valleymerc
Quakercons
B&j Carpets
Mason
Pepper Martin
Independents
J.H. Barr Builders
Carl Funk
John Lambert
Robbie Arnold
Mike Oates
Barr Builders
Barrbuilders
O'Sullivan
Rubbermaid
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Dianna Sponaugle
Sponagule
Shenandoah Valley Oil
Frederick County Pony League
Brian Stossle
Stossle
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D Press
Cubs
Larry Buttner
NY Mets
Grim Field
Winchester Hospital
Grim's Electric
Piedmont Builders
Country Palace
Farm Restaurant
Valley Realty Girls
Preston's Amoco
Winchester
Merchants County Womens Church
Cole
Clearbrook Park
St. Paul's
Emmanuel
First Assembly
Round Hill
Nazarene
North Frederick
Stephens City Park
Trinity Lutheran
Greenwood
Fairview
Kernstown
Salem
Macedonia County Mens Church
Franklin
First Christian
Fairview North
Montague
Sunnyside
Bennington
Fairview South
Calvary Brethren
Macedonia
Stephens City
Methodist City Church
Preston Field
First Baptist
Rosedale
Grace Lutheran
Market Street
Henkel
Harris
Sacred Heart
First Presbyterian
First Brethren
Braddock Street
Preston
UAW
Boise Cascade
Terry Industries
Rubbermaid County Mens
Frey Field
B & M Market
Baker Contractors
Reid's & R & R
Olde Stone
Millwood Yankees
W.S. Frey
Mt. Corps
Abed Grocery
Seward International
VDO
Charles Town
Mars
Hydro Chance
Red Loki
Noble Shea
Business League
Claude Bucher
Roy Swartz
Bev Webber
Tortuga
Reid
Jim Brown
Terry Powell
Eer Tortuga Reid
Holly Headley
Shelly Brown
Doris Davis
Martha Omps
Brenda Whitlock
Bonnie Partlow
Industrial League
Henkel-Harris
Alex
General Electric
Ed Strasnider
Norman Heflin
Robbie Anderson
Jack Cleveland
Jerry Fishel
Henkel Harris
Steve Kuykendall
Jeff Breeden
General Elec
Abex
Bill Wiley
Chip Hussion
Mike Fultz
Warren Brown
Glenn Hoover
Frank Patton
Kent Mull
Calvin Cain
Paul Carter
Hospital
O’sullivan Engineers
Clarke
Phyliss Comer
Mary Howard
Clarke County
Debbie Russell
Nancy Farr
Elaine Tibbs
Big T-Angels
Geo-Drill
Big Tee
Paula Carey
Stacey Brown
Sherry Russell
Bigtee
County Pony League
Clarke Exxon
Shen Valley Oil
Pugh
Jeff Anderson
Rod Lafollette
Brian Slater
Mike Orndorff
Danny Largent
I. Pugh
City Pony League
Tim Murphy
Troy Wilson
Eagles
Moose
Murphy
Blair Eller
Donnie Farmer
Optimist
Earl
Exxon
USA
Virginia Amateur Softball Association
Front Royal
Font Pearson
Chester Street
Ken E. Smith
2400
Valley Winchester
Ovate Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Exxon Value Center
Atlas
Fed
Areu
Exxon Company
U.S.A
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