Novice lead in Cedar Rapids Junior Golf tilt at Squaw Creek
Jack Ogden reports Twin Pines golfer Mark Greve shot 43 on the front nine at Squaw Creek to take a one stroke lead in the novice division of the Cedar Rapids Junior Golf tournament. Teammate Jim Schmitz dropped to fourth with a 54 as action continues Tuesday morning with Open and Novice divisions.
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Jack Ogden
Mark Greve
Twin Pines
Squaw Creek
Cedar’Rapids
Jim Schmitz
Greve
Squaw Creek Test Won by Kehrer's 146
Steve Kehrer led qualifying for the Squaw Creek tourney with 146 to win the 1969 City Amateur. Jerry Alshoff finished two strokes back, Eddie Cole placed third, and Wally Pinckney was exempt from qualifying to lead a seven man team for the 1971 Aug 7 Cedar Rapids Country Club event.
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Squaw Creek
Kehrer
Steve Kehrer
Gazette City
Sun- Ajay
Kelper
Jerry Alshoff
Eddie Cole
University of Michigan
Nissen
C.R
Wally Pinckney
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Carnes and Rudd Lead Jones Park Team Selections
Carnes and Dr. Scott Carnes and Hob Rudd shared medalist honors Sunday among 67 golfers in the Gazelle City Amateur qualifying rounds at Jones Park. They shot 72s to lead two rounds on the nine hole course, with Rob Matthiessen third at 74 and Pat Hawkins tied with Tick Garrett at 75. Dick Offringa and Paul Braver won the playoff for two remaining spots, while Al Ahrens and Gary Kochwedder named alternates. Brauer finished eight holes before rain forced a late regroup and double bogey after the delay.
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Scott Carnes
Hob
Rudd
Jones’ Park
Rob Matthiessen
Pat Hawkins
Tick Garrett
Dick Offringa
Paul Braver
al Ahrens
Gary Kochwedder
Dyersville Queen Pageant Judges Banquet in City
The 21st annual Dyersville baseball tournament queen candidates will be interviewed at a Dyersville Country Club banquet hosted Monday evening. Judges include Dennis Bries, Marge Nauman, and Paul Hemmer. Several names appear garbled in the list of contestants.
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Catdidale
Dyersville Country Club
Dennis
Briés
Kdub-Tv
Dubuque
Marge Nauman
Flecks Grit Leads Flecks Grit to Substate Final
Fleck's Happitime has reached the finals of the ASA substate slow pitch tournament at Cherry Hill Park Cedar Mills. They will face either Hid Brown's Garage Dubuque or Bah's Hideaway for the substate title. Final games postponed to next Sunday at 1 p.m. Ed Brown and Bob's Hideaway both fell to Fleck's in the double elimination round with 9-0 and 4-2 wins respectively. winner advances to state meet.
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Happitime
ASA
Cherry Hill Park
Cedar Mills
Hid Brown's Garage
Dubuque
Bah
Ed Brown
Bob
Fleck’s
Jess
Quinn Hurls 12 13 Win in Teen League Game
Quinn hurled a one hitter with 12 strikeouts to pace Life Investment to a 4 0 victory over fidxhange club Monday in the Van Vechten 12 15 year old Kids Heague. Tom Merfeld had two hits for the winners.
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Pat Quinn
Pace Life Investoy
van Vechten
Tom Merfeld
Appleby -Horn
Mike Maine
Terry Abraham
Chuck Klein
Midwest Food
al’ Noelridge
Brad Loftus
Charley Meler Huried
Enzlers
Green Thumb
Meler
Davis Jones
Sedge Maresh
Mike Frapldin
Jead Vigurtone
Watkins Edges Walford Nine in Iowa Valley clash
Tom Hurn and Alt Walters hit home runs to power Watkins past Walford 5 3 Sunday in the only completed Iowa Valley Baseball League game. Mike Mattiace slugged a three run homer for Walford and fanned 14. Keystones and Newhall went 11 innings before rain ended play. Amana Williamsburg Eastside Fairfax rainouts and other ASA district notices follow.
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Tom Hurn
Alt Walters
I Watkins
Walford
Mike Mattiace
Mattiace
Keystone
Newhall
Norway
Amana
Williamsburg
Eastside
Fairfax
Maidrite
Joseph's
Lis Park
Asa
Louring al
Vernon
Johnson Gas Wins Ellis 10-11 Crown in a close final
Johnson Gas rallied to beat Lions Club 8-2 for the Ellis Park 10-11 year olds crown as Beebe and Seiler delivered back to back sixth inning doubles driving in two. Beebe pitched a two hitter with 15 strikeouts, Jeff Kugel notching two Beebe era hits, including a homer for Lions.
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Ellis
Mark Beebe
Mike Seilér
Jonson Gas
Lions Club
Ellis Park
Beebe
Sejler
Jeff Kugel
C R Legion Edges Keokuk for State Bid in 8th Inning Rally
Cedar Rapids American Legion baseball team broke a 2 2 tie with three ninth inning runs to defeat Keokuk 5 3 in a district final and advance to the state tournament in Burlington August 6 7 and 8. Charipar walked to start the rally as Champar reached on a catcher error then Holland walked and Stumpf singled driving in Charipar. Duane Clark delivered the big hit driving in two more with a single as bases loaded. Clark had added a second inning RBI squeeze and De Maria later singled scoring. Keokuk had tied in the eighth before CR answered with three runs. Kent Clark pitched a perfect ninth for Keokuk in relief.
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Burlington
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Ieee
Keokuk
C.R
Doug Holland
Steve Stumptt
Charipar
Jon Brase
Duane Clark
Dan Caldel
Keokuk Rally
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Kedkui Tecteneg
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Smaith
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Tony Taylor
Tigers
Felipn Alou
Horace Clarke
Frank Baker
New York
Bobby Murcer
Roi Hansen
Yankees
California
Mike Cuellar
Ken
Berry
John Stephenson
Larry Briney Tops Archers in Waltonratl Clout Shoot
Larry Briney won the men’s division while Ruth Nowadzy captured the women’s section in the Waltonratl Archers Clout shoot held Sunday. The event promised a next Saturday shoot with a potluck at Endersfield, followed by a 1:40 p.m. start.
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Larry Briney
Ruth: Nowadzky
Waltonratl
Endersfield
Killebrew Near 500 Homers as Twins Beat Red Sox
Pressure builds as Harmon Killebrew powers his 490s milestone toward 500 with a 49th homer in a 6-2 Twins win over the Red Sox. Manager Bil Rigney notes the slump and changes. Banks is the last to reach 500 in 1970. Oakland’s Vidal Blue earns 29th win. Tigers drop opener 7-4. Yankees sweep doubleheader over Brewers.
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Killebrew
Rigney
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Twins
Boston Red Sox
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Suday
Oakland
Vidal Blue
Detroit ‘Tigers
Tigers
New York
LeMaster Places Second and Third in Hill Climb
Cedar Rapids rider Jack LeMaster earned a second and a third in the Midwest Hill Climb Association event held Sunday in Sac City. Bob Grace of Pocahontas posted the fastest time in the novice division, while a list of racers from Imran to Swain competed in the uneven afternoon program.
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Jack LeMaster
Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Assn
Bob Grace
Pocahontas
Imran Free Ross
Terry
Siipy
Wel Swain
Krabenl
Naires
Eyrran
Burks
Jim Coanfare
Me Exnert
Rod Geace
Posahavias
Fume Smalley
Waty
Ther Lantanter
Neita Race Winners Highlight Cedar Rapids and Marion Names
Cedar Rapids Steve Giess mér Verle Reid and Tim Knutfin from Cedar Rapids and Bob Warns er of Marion were trophy winners at Neita race last weekend. Ron Bilis of Saginaw Michigan won Funny Car Eliminator. Larry Yeager of Waterloo took Street and Competition Eliminator titles. Craig La Rue of Waterloo won Stock Eliminator.
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Steve Giessmér
Verle Reid
Tim Knutfin
Cedar Rapids
Bob Warnser
Marion
Neita
Ron
Bilis
Saginaw
Mich
Larry Yeager
Waterloo
Craig la Rue
Miss Madison Wins Atomic Cup in Columbia River Race
Miss Madison driven by Kim McCormick captured the Atomic Cup on Sunday and led national unlimited hydroplane points, finishing ahead of Atlas Van Lines crewed by Bill Muncey in the 214 mile Columbia River event. Miss Budweiser faded, failing to finish the first heat and placing second in the next.
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Pasco
Wash
Madison
Kim ‘McCormick
National Unlimited
Atlas van Lines
Bill Muncey
Columbia River
Miss Budweiser
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