Jamieson Wins Western Open In Near-Ironclad Victory
Jim Jamieson captures the Western Open at Sunset Ridge Country Club in Moline with a final round 68 to finish 18 under par. He edges Labron Harris and Hale Irwin, aided by a key birdie on the 4th hole and support from rivals and caddie Bob Fry. Jamieson donates $2,000 to the Evans Caddy Scholarship Foundation.
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Jarmy Ainca Arnie
Tom
Jim Jamieson
Thej Chunky “Jamieson
Bob Fry
Crow Valley Country Club
Davenport
Iowa
Leerevine
Labron Harris
Sunset Ridge
Harris
Jimmy Boy
Jamieser
Moline
Hale Irwin
Jim Wiechers
Oakwood
Bob Lunn
Chicago
Illinois
Chick Evans
Jim
Jamieson
Donna
Lou Breuer IV remembered as Vietnam War hero and teammate
Cedar Rapids readers recall Louis K. Breuer IV a Texas Tech tight end who died in Vietnam after extending his service to 120 days. The piece highlights his football talent leadership and sacrifice linking his story to a Cedar Rapids family with deep local ties. It notes his Silver Star award and a Cobra helicopter mission near An Loc and Loc Ninh.
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Southeast Asia
Hawk
Dave
Ike Dink Breuer
U.S
Earle Pettit
Texas Tech
Lou Breuer
J. T. King
Leu
Lubbock
Texas
Texas ‘Tech
Vietnam
Cedar Rapids
Louis K. Breuer IV
the Gazette
Collins Radio
Lou
Usl
Iowa
Breuer
Richardson
Collins
Dink
Air Force
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Burle Pettit
Pettit
Young Lou
Nam
States
Bruce Anderson
Loc
An Loc
Loc Ninh
Lou Breuers
Breuers
Vietnm
Low Breuer
National League Standings and Results Highlight
The National League standings show Pirates leading New York and Philadelphia tied for spots while Atlanta, St Louis, Cincinnati and others race for positions. Key results note San Diego versus St Louis and San Francisco at night with notable performances from Moore and Giang.
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Pinsburah
New York
Philadelphia
Elaclat
Atlanta
Allanta
Sei Koos
Feo Ya Moore
St. Levis
Gibeste
San Diego
Lex Andeles
San
St. Louis
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids American Legion Baseball Wins Twice Over Moline
The Cedar Rapids Legion team improved its record with two wins over Moline. In the first game CR opened with four runs, Greg Gibney reached on an error and was tripled in by Gary Charipar, followed by Stumpff’s RBI single. Wessling homered for two CR runs, Gibney added a double and the final run. The second game CR won 6-5 after Moline sent three CR runs home on errors. A fast-pitch eight-team softball tournament is planned at Ellis Park this weekend. contact Alan Techau for details.
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Norway
Cedar Rapids American Legion
Moline
C.R
Greg Gibney
Gary Charipar
Steve Stumpff
Charipar
Tom Wessling
Gibney
Steve Runde
Gerry Garner
Ea BF
Ellis Park
Alan Techau
Carlton Beanball Sparks Expos Phillies Brawl
Montreal and Philadelphia games erupted in a fourth inning brawl after Carlton beaned Tim Foli. Mauch led the Expos in a charge, Bateman left with a hyper-extension, and both dugouts emptied. Bateman homered later as Foli and Carlton involved in the ensuing chaos.
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Montreal
Tim Foli
Steve Carlton
Holt
Carlton
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Foli
Carlson
Gete Mauch
Mauch
Phillie
Jon Bateman
Expos
Philadelphia
Bateman
Expo
Ernie McAnally
Joe Lis
Lis
McAnally
Cedar Rapids Cards drop doubleheader to end first half
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals closed the Midwest League first half with a double defeat Sunday. Cruz, Crispin and Frank George led a late surge, but Quad Cities won 7-6 in 12 innings as the Cards fall behind in the standings. The second half opens Monday with Memorial Stadium hosting Quincy Cubs in a three-game set and Kids League Night.
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Mets
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
Chicago
Manny Sanguillen
Aratta
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Tom Whitley
Hay
Cruz Belenneag
Altimore
Darrah
Baltimore
Besley
Cleveland
Minnesla
Kansas City
Texas
Detroit
Calernate
Tallas
New York
Betton
Clevela
Quincy
Memorial Stadium
Cardinals
Jackson
C.R
Leon Lee
Franks
Darrell Darrow
Darrow
Frank George
Dim Gregory
Hector Cruz
Jim Dunham
Julio Crispin
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Bob Murphy
Tommy Boltl
Tommy Aaron
Bob
Evans Caddy Scholarship Foundation
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Nay ‘Gepermann
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Charles Coody
Gape
Wasa
Bob Goalby
Sikes
Rere Reery Funseth
Biller Arber
Chuscke Courtney
Ageriter
Red Peppers
Gus Schrader
King
Legion
Hal Bock
Ted Simmons
Donn Clendenon
Bernie Carbo
Wise
Spinks
Hibeus Tane
Jon Matlack
Lou Brock
Matty Alou
Joe Torre
Luis Melendez
Cardinal
Rick Wise
Phillies
Scipio Spinks
Sanguilies Slam
RANCE
Barry 1. Behrett
American Mutual
Uie
Ron Baty
By Gus Schrader
Crispin
Crawford Quarry
Armstrong
Cruz
J. Guat
Unhamat Ee Franks
Viator
Quad Cities
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Puma
Cnttem
Spectacus Yanana
Jim Hogan
Ets
Bob Milliken
Cardi
Tanenas Te Seria
Hmarray
Ron Jackson
Randy Recor
Duke Wheeler
Rania
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Grorue
D . Myers
Whitley
Oraslee Mh
Stedman
Gontalez
Pe—Golewire
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Morte
Madras
Clanry’s, Ltd
Roosevelt Hotel
C.C. Canada
C.C
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Walker Cporters R
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Iar Reed
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