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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1983

Page

27

Cubs stop Cardinals in 4-0 shutout at St Louis

Chicago pitchers combined for a 12 hit shutout as Chuck Rainey and relievers blanked St. Louis 4-0. Thad Bosley and Jay Johnstone homered. Keith Moreland and Mel Hall drove runs, and Bill Campbell earned the save. Other NL and AL results noted.

Associated Press ST. Louis Chicago Cubs Chuck Rainey Chicago Thad Bosley Jay Johnstone Cubs Cardinals Rainey Craig Lefferts Lefferts Darrell Porter Mike Proly David Green Bill Buckner Ozzie Smith Bill Campbell Bob Forsch Keith Moreland Ryne Sandberg Johnstone Ron Cey Mel Hall Bosley Atlanta San Francisco New York Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston San Diego Cincinnati Los Angeles California Minnesota Toronto Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee Boston Texas Detroit Oakland Seattle

Pabst Wins Argument and Game in Major Open

Pabst Blue Ribbon trimmed Creative Software 3-1 in eight innings at Ellis Park. Al Albers scored the decisive run on a controversial play with two outs in the eighth as the defense argued. Terry Robbins earned the win with a four hitter and six strikeouts.

Pabst Blue Ribbon Creative Software Ellis Park PBR al Albers Jan Brockmeyer Albers Brockmeyer Pabst Terry Robbins Mark Rooney Steve Rinderknecht John Caviness RBI

DeKock Misses Cut in Jr Amateur at Saucon Valley

Nick DeKock of Cedar Rapids shot 86 to finish 36 holes at 166 and miss the United States Junior Amateur cut by six. Tony Ralph Des Moines and Steve Reilly Dubuque also failed to advance. Anthony Adams Ontario led qualifying with 146. Players at 160 or below advance to match play today and Friday.

Bethlehem Nick DeKock Cedar Rapids United States Saucon Valley Country Club DeKock Tony Ralph Des Moines Steve Reilly Dubuque Anthony Adams Ontario Canada

Kollismith and Beck tied for lead in Pribyl Open Division

Bob Kollsmith fires 71 to reach 147 and share the Open Division lead with Jim Beck who shot 76 after a 71. Trailing at 149 152 and 154 are J D Schlotterbeck Kurt Hockaday and Erik Ervin. Novice leader Bob Blank at 78 with DeKock 81 and Warren Thinnes 87.

Bob Kollsmith Pribyl- Rotary Metro Kollsmith Jim Beck J.D. Schlotterbeck Kurt Hockaday Erik Ervin Bob Blank Greg DeKock Steve Warren John Thinnes Mark Smith Tom Blank David Shackleford Jr Jim Doyle Mike Pigott Tom Busch Dennis Marks John Locher Mike Conroy Joe Alderman Jett Schmid Travis J. Hall Steve Burke Doug Walker Matt Grundy Don Schirm Paul Gavin Terry Murray Craig Bey Derik Tim Carstensen Jett Siders Brett Wiedering Michael Holt Luke Pilling Mark Lippisch Mark Workman Jim Lensing Mike Turner Kozod Fackier Jeppein Terre Brnzen Smith Andrews Todd A. Fackier Turner Lensing L Todd Kozod Wiedering Carstensen Tschetschot Rey Burke Conroy Marks Pigott Ervin Bob K. Kolismith Beck A — O.anderson Stephenson Tom Bionk Workman Piling Holmstedt Pete Caldwell Schirm Walker Hall Alderman Deron Berkhof Locher Busch Joy Johansen Sheetz Blank Sliders Berkhof Coldwell Dan Sliders Worren DeKock Bionk

Watson Struggles With Neck Pain At PGA Championship

Tom Watson, the British Open champion, is hampered by a chronic neck problem ahead of the 65th PGA national championship at Riviera. He seeks medical help after a stiff neck slows his practice, casting doubt on how long he can play as he contemplates this last Big Four event of the season.

Pacific Palisades Calif Tom Watson Watson Riviera Country Club

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