Goalby shoots 65 to lead Milwaukee Open round
Hob Goalby carded a 65 at Tuckaway CC to lead the Greater Milwaukee Open after the first round, with two eagles on par five holes and a string of three straight birdies. Larry Ziegler Buddy Allin and Mike Morley tied for second at 66 as warm, calm conditions aided low scores. Goalby, Masters champion, noted a slow start this season but said the day produced breaks and strong finishes.
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Milwaukee
Fias
Goalby
Larry Ziegler
Buddy Allin
Mike Morley
Eagles Healen
Tuckaway Country Club
Homera Trancas
Dale Douglase
Deane Bema
Bob Dickson
Hubert Green
Jim King
Rocky Thompson
Ray Allen
Wilf Homennik
Roy Pace
Jerry Heard
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trévino
Arnold Palmer
Johnny, Miller
Tommy Aaron
Arétid Scathird
Bob Goalby
Hele
Wimbledon Final Delayed by Rain Sparks Scheduling Shuffle
Rain halted Wimbledon action as Billie Jean King and Chris Evert faced delays while pursuing the women's singles title and youngest champions goal. With ongoing showers, organizers warned of possible postponements affecting finals across the Saturday card and potential Sunday completion.
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Wimbledon
Hyland
Billie Jean King
Chris Fivers
Champlo
Chris
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Maureen
Little Mo
Connolly
Billie Jean
Long Beach
Calif
Helen Wills
Mandy
Wes
Jenkins Sees Playing Fire Still Burning Amid Slump
Cubs star Ferguson Jenkins voiced doubt about enjoying baseball this year yet insisted retirement is not imminent. He admitted a rough season and a tough ninth inning, but said he hopes to turn it around and continue playing for several more years.
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Jerry Livka
Sports Wester San Diego
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Jenking
San Diego
Cubs
Padres
Jenkins
Associated Press
Jerry Liska
Ike
Chicago
Whitay Lockman
Philadelphia
Steve Carllon
Boosing
Teflander
Big Ten kickoff luncheon features ten coaches in Chicago
Iowa City notes Frank Tauterbur among ten football coaches slated for the Big Ten kickoff luncheon at the Palmer House in Chicago on August 3. Wally Phillips will handle emcee duties, with more than a dozen top Big Ten players in attendance. A 1973 highlight film will be shown as the event aims to exceed last summer's turnout of about 2,000. tickets are ten dollars at the Big Tech office in the Sheraton Chicago hotel.
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Iowa City
Frank
Tauterbur
Palmer House
Chicago
Wayne Duke
WGN
Wally Phillips
Moore
Big Tech
Sheraton Chicago
Red Peppers And Promises From A Busy Season
Randy Phillippe, a 1 year old Cedar Rapids motorcycle racer, excels in his rookie pro year. He moved from No 1 amateur finishes in 100 cc and 175 cc to earning $585 in prize money as he dominates Badger Racing events and heads to an AMA race in Knoxville Illinois. George Thomson reaches 500 coaching victories at Roosevelt Junior High as Bruce Crampton faces fan trouble in Chicago. A note from track coach Francis Creitz offers a mule deer card, while local chatter mutters about a Cardinals towel sale and Cedar Rapids’ shrinking farm link, signaling Houston Astros prospects ahead.
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Randy Phillippe
Cedar Rapids
Bundy
Randy
Moundsview
Minn
Badger Racing Assn
Knoxville
Ill
Eleventh. Street NE
George Thomson
C.R. Roosevelt
George
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Francis Cretzmayer
Jawa
Estes Park
Colo
Cretz
Punchy Fisteras
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Cubs
Cardinal
C.R
Cardinals
Houston, Astros
Menke Helps Driessen Follow Path to Major League
Cincinatti infielder Denis Menke mentors 33 year old rookie Den Driessen after losing his job to the newcomer. Menke recalls Roy McMillan's guidance when he broke in at 22 and says he wants to pass along lessons on hitting, bunting and staying ready. He notes Driessen's readiness to play third and adapt, while acknowledging the challenge of bench time and adjusting to the minors before the majors.
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Menke
Roy McMillan
Milwaukee
Iowa
Driessen
Cedar Rapids Transfer's Johnny's Win in Kids Major League
Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage defeated Ri. Police 6-2 at Daniels Park as Tom Fagan pitched two hitters and earned three hits. John Garin added two hits for the winners. At Jones Park Johnny's Park defeated RC Cola 14-0 with Boyle hitting a three run homer and Plots and Hasley combining for a one hitter.
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Tom Fagan
Cedar Rapids
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Dim King Bherry
Dave Stockton
Mike Jarry
Truce Fleisher
Eichalber
Fang
Harner
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Chapman's Sports Center
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Red Peppers
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Jay
Scovelmard
Hiters
Denis
Johnny's
Feria 2d
I Way
Snwane
Strerteo
Pion
Wilson
Carrel Mann George Archer
Woods
Frons
Sporting Goods
1St Avenue
E. Wext
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Emi Eel
C.R. Lumber
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