Amana VIP golf tourney washed out by rain at Finkbine
Stockton led the Amana VIP pro am on the Finkbine course before a three deluge drenched the Iowa City area. The event ended mid round with a split purse of 520,000 among 36 pros, Stockton pocketing $550 plus appearance money and expenses. Crowd estimates ranged from 3,000 to 6,000 as players fared well before the washout.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Gusts of rain flood a golf course as spectators and vendors struggle with soaking conditions. Frosty Mitchell of KGRN Grinnell keeps broadcasting amid gales, joking with Senator Jack Miller about inclement weather and sponsor words.
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Jamieson Defends Club Choice Amid Contract Ties
Pass the Hash Moline golfer Jim Jamieson says he may keep his own set of clubs until Ram Manufacturing produces a preferred model. The Oklahoma State grad, a West ’em Owen champion, aims for $100,000 this year and the PGA tour. He would reach the World Series if he wins or if Nicklaus Trevino or Brewer win the PGA, with Western Open as a key alternate. Larry McDowell led VIP caddies while training Amana Refrigeration. Layne Jamieson joined the New England Patriots training camp.
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Unclear Major League Schedule Fragments From Baseball News
Fragmented text outlines National League plans with Chicago Philadelphia and Cleveland mentions. References to games at Swan River, San Francisco, and Houston appear amid garbled phrasing and misplaced digits.
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Races Open Up as Solich Leads in A’s, Pirates Win
The A's widen their division lead to eight games while the Pirates rally past Atlanta 65 behind Willie Stargell’s four RBIs. Cincinnati, St Louis, and Houston vie as NL West and AL East races shift. Detroit and Baltimore win to stay atop their leagues. Roger Clemens? Not present.
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Kinnick Stadium Booster Dies at 63 in Lake City
Les Swanson 63 Lake City attorney who led effort to name IoWa’s football stadium for Kinnick died unexpectedly Monday. A Heisman and Maxwell award admirer, Swanson advocated for the name approval by the state board of regents on June 15. He collapsed while playing billiards. funeral arrangements set with Pilgrim Lutheran church services Thursday morning.
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Lorene) Liddle
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