Denny Smith wins Gazette City Amateur by six strokes
Denny Smith, the Ellis Park blond, captured his first Gazette City Amateur title since 1966 by six strokes over runner up Steve Kehler of Squaw Creek and seven over third place Mike Hall of Twin Pines. Smith posted a four course par 2 exactly and helped Squaw Creek claim the team title with 1,290 strokes, six better than Ellis Park.
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Ons Schrader
Denny Smith
Gazette City
Beller
Ellis Park
Steve Kehbrer
Squaw Creek
Mike Hall
Twin Pines
Smith
Caach
Jones Park
Kehrer
Kebrer
Sculth
Theta
Shawn
Mite Hall
Dennis Smith
Elta Park
Steve Kehrer
Sovan Creek
Denny Smith Dominates City Amateur Golf Championship
Denny Smith matched the par 285 for 72 holes across four courses to win the City Amateur by six strokes, the largest margin since Al Bailey’s 1947 276. Other notes include Hawkeyes in Canada and mixed rules debates at Squaw Creek as players joked about winter rules and a potential playoff for the title.
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Denny Smith
Cedar Rapids
Weill
Denny
Amn
al Bailey
Steve Estes
Bailey
City
Twin Pines
Emerest
Ellis
Hawkeyts
Canada
Ray Jauch
Texa
Edmonton
Alberta
Eskintoes
Larry Lawrence
Iowa QA
Calgary Stampeders
British Columbia Lions
Vancouver
Jauch
Eskimoes
Larry
Don Trull
Houston Oilers
Rusty Clark
Ole Miss
Calgary
Jerry Keeling
Jim Lindsey
Abilene Christian
Dwight
Mighty Mo" Nichols
Iowa State
C.R
Julsa
Oa Jones Park
Gollers
City Am
Squaw Creek
Bob Vavra
S O
Ellis Park
Jones Park
Iowa
Marshalltown
Opperman Cups Title For Cahills
Opperman won the Opperman Cup at Marion County Park in Vinn e, taking the top prize of 4100 dollars and the national title. He led the field from start to finish in the 3 lap main event, finishing a half lap ahead of Karl Wagner of Pleasantville.
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Knoxvinne
Jan Opperman
Lewisburg
Marion County
Opperman
Karl Wagner
Pleasantville
Larry
Kenny Cahill
Cedar Rapids
Wagner
Eddie Leavitt
Dick Sutcliffe
Ray Goodwin
Kansas City
Jerry Blundy
Galesburg
Darrell Dawley
Sioux Falls
S.D
Bert Sonner
Des Moines
Bill Utz
Sedalia
Tuttle Leads Grand Rapids Bowling Tourney Standings
Tommy Tuttle of King North Carolina moved from fifth to first place in the Grand Rapids tournament after shooting a 6 game block Sunday night. He averaged about 213 for 18 games, with scores including 215 235 203 726 233 205 and 218, while the event offers 37000 dollars.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Tommy ‘Tuttle
King
Grand Rapids
Tuttle
Pilots Edge Cardinals 75 to something in a rough loss
Clinton won 75 as Cedar Rapids dropped a third straight, slipping from an eight game win streak. The Cardinals led early but could not hold, with Clinton taking the eighth inning on Hector Cruz s double and Otis McCowan s single. Clinton closes the series with three more games after a Tuesday trip to Appleton.
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Clinton
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Appleton
Mike Pot
Curtis
Manny Te Teio
I C.R
Clins Vna
Hector Cruz
Otis McCowan
Mike Fenton
Fenton
Card Nates
Cardinals
Doug
Clark
Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE game summary and scores
Reading fragmentary lines show a baseball score update from the American League. Teams mentioned include Cleveland and Minnesota with partial scores noted. location and complete teams are unclear due to OCR issues.
Standings Report From Midwest League Update
Fragmented standings snippet shows disordered text with multiple names and numbers scattered across lines. It mentions teams and dates in a jumbled form, with partial references to a league and possible standings actions.
Athey Fillenworth Win Doubles Title
Jeff Athey and Glenda Fillenworth captured the final championship in The Gazette sponsored tennis tournament at Memorial Tennis Center Sunday. They defeated Randy Krejci and Rhonda Allard 6-2, 6-1 to win the mixed doubles title.
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Jeff Athey
Glenda Fillenworth
Gazette-spon
Memorial Tennis Center
Randy Krejci
Rhonda Allard
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