Flanagan Stars In Optimist Win
Dave Flanagan collected three hits including a home run to lead the Optimists past Midwest Foods 13 to 40 in the 10-11 Kids league at Noelridge. J J Haynie drove in four runs with a bases loaded double for Midwest Foods. Tas Lee Freeze beat Marhinists 8 to 4 with Leo Oxley pitching three hits. Mick Glick homered for the losers.
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Dave Flanagan
Midwest Foods
Noelridge
J.J. Haynie
Taslee Freeze
Marhinists
Leo Oxley
Mick Glick
Swimming Meet at Bever Croc 278 235 Result Summary
CROC dominated Bever pool with double winners led by Wadners including Tom Dens Nour LeBuhm Jona Bickel Karen Jor aon Corrie Ferguson Eugene Pinney Billy O'Donnell Kent Magid and Andy Cur ne. Kent Ferau posted 400 as top time alongside Lila Vildin Craig Van Ateter Pele Stomals and Jett Foley in a mixed championship showing.
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Wadners
CROC
Tom Dens
Nour LeBuhm
Jona Bickel
Karen Jor Aon
Corrie Ferguson
Eugene Pinney
Billy O'Donnell
Kent Magid
Andy Curne
Kent Ferau
Lila Vildin
Craig van Ateter
Pele Stomals
Jett Foley
Kary Kank
Unodia
Softball Ellis Minor Open Feuds Highlight District Action
In a tense Softball Ellis Minor Open round, Shy searing feuds and Superior Ro ors clashed as town rivals posted mixed results. Notable scores include Dows Dairy 35 over Back Room 2, Amhigamated 1 edging Hardees 7, and Old Town 8 to Gahmanas 4.
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Homewart & Sammy
Walkun
Bugsy's
Keleisens
Deatuth
Amhigamated
Hardees
Safer Nicholas
Grost Plains Gas
Miro Credit
C.r.welging
Dows Dairy
Back Room
Old Town
Gahmanas
A'S
Mir
Pips
Connors and Ashe reach Wimbledon final in bold clashes
Jimmy Connors defeats Roscoe Tanner 6 4 6 4 to set up a men's final with Arthur Ashe after both Americans won semifinal battles. Billie Jean King nears a record sixth Wimbledon singles title, defeating Chris Evert 6 2 6 3 to reach the final against Evonne Goolagong Cawley.
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England
Jimmy Connors
Roscoe ‘Tanner
Arthur Ashe
Tony Rochepeste
Lille
All England Tennis Club
Ms. King
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Elizabeth Ryan
Chris Evert
Miss Evert
Miss Avert
Billie Jean
Rillie Jean Moffitt
Camp
Roscoe Tanner
Tony Roche
Connors
Hue
Victorias
Tanner
Wise One Out From No Hitter In Ninth Inning Fall
Red Sox Rick Wise carried a no hitter into the ninth before a walk to Bill Sharp and two follow up homers by George Scott and Bobby Darwin spoiled the bid. Wise finished two-hits as Boston won 9-3 in game one of a doubleheader. Milwaukee later won the nightcap.
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Rick Wise
Boston Red Sox
Ben
Milwaukee
Bill Sharp
Sharp
George Scott
Bobby Darwin
Wise
Jim Rice
Scott
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Bunning
Brewers
Gorman Thomas
Charlie Moore
Bobby Mitchell
Bill Lee
Pedro Garcia
Boston
Cecil Cooper
Rick Burleson
RBI
Carl Yastrzemski
Lane
Thomas
Cherry Burrell Nips Eby's 7-6 in Women’s Metro softball
Cherry Burrell scored the final run in the seventh to edge Eby's 7-6 in the Women’s Metro Class A league. Kirk had a homer and a single, Gilette 2-for-3 for the winners. Price and Faukner 2-for-3 for Eby’s. In other results, Happitime beat Gary’s Standard 4-4, and multiple league games featured no-hitters and tight margins with several players collecting two-hit performances.
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Eby's
Kirk
Gilette
Price
Faukner
Happitime
Gary
Standard
Iowa National
Health Management
MNB
AMC & BW
Stadium Lounge
Mulholland
Silver Dollar
Lester's
Bosions
Harvey
Schenk
Lewin
St.Germain
Coquiliette
Herrig
Wile
CRST
Fairfax Rout Amana In Watkins Night League Baseball
Randy Filling and Steve Schamberger homered as Fairfax trounced Amana 12-1 in Watkins Night league action. In a separate game Norway blanked Newhall 6 aided by Tom Picis evt four hits and a Reple Butz homer.
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Watkins Night League
Norway
Amana Yd Watkins
Newhall
Fairfax
Keystone
Randy Filling
Steve Schamberger
Amana
Tom Picisevt
Reple Butz
New Putter Helps Barber In Milwaukee Open Lead
Miller Barber, $28,508 shy of $4 million in career earnings, shot a seven under 65 to take a two stroke lead after one round of the Greater Milwaukee Open at Tuckaway Country Club. Andy North closed to one behind after a late birdie, with Art Wall and Bob Zender tied third at 67 as Sam Snead and former champions stood at 68. Barber credited a new putter for the long putts that defined the round amid a soft course and rainy prep.
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Miller Barber
Barter
Barber
Tuckaway Country Club
Andy North
North
Monona
Wis
Art Wall
Bob Zender
Ken Still
Dave Stockton
Marvel Sam Snead
Yar
Zender
Pensacola
Lou Graham
Jeaders
Balfor
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