Al Morrison baseball T Ball League Dixon Autobody
Local league action lists winners and top performers. Greg Michler earned the win in a 7-5 final. Dixon Autobody Clinic's team featured Mary Melzer going 4 for 4 and Mitch Tucker with 3 hits. Lee Co Sheriff Reserve and Hoyle Rd Equipment posted strong showing with Nathan Henry and Bevan delivering multi hit games. Dixon Optimist Club finished 12 0 as Future League champions led by Jacob Henry and Jared Going each with four hits.
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Greg Michler
Mike Countryman
Jeff Emmole
Dixon Autobody Clinic
Mary Melzer
Mitch Tucker
Eric Milliman
Lee Co
Hoyle Rd
Nathan Henry
Andrew Scudder
Justin Humphrey
Chris Helander
Sheriff's Reserve
Chris Bevan
Hoyle’s
Dixon Optimist Club
Ump
Jacob Henry
Jared Going
Kyle Stumpf
Adam Priddy
Pat Bruce
Ward
Murray
Pace & Johnson
Jason Chapman
Brett Koenig
Kevin Thomman
Optimist
Park District Softball Game in Philly League
Park District softball action highlighted in Philadelphia league play on July 12. local teams vie for standings as season continues.
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Philly League
Roundup of standings and July 11 Sportsman's results
Winning pitcher Tracy Smith led Sportsman's in a night of standings and results with multiple players posting four to two hit games. Key performances included Krista Bollman and Tracey Cruse each with three and four hits respectively, and Jennie Holland contributing doubles alongside Kathy Schrock. Firefighters, Raynor's, Kessel's, Sundance, Whatever Trucking, McDonald's, Cougars, Gators, Hurricanes, Yankees, Wildcats, Cubs, Tigers and more reported varied scorers and notable hitting across leagues and matchups.
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Dixon Police
B.aiken
Knights of Columbus
Varga
L.stinson
K.stover
C.haack
K.jones
Varga M.lewis
S.coy
J. Janeat
K.doane
N.jablowsky
Jenny Gearhart
Stacie Freil
Stephanie Carlson
Plum Hollow
Ace Hardware
Neen Ova
Tim Cccss
Sacer Secescape
Cee Canheses
Tracey Stover
Lightner
Mindy McKinnon
Stephanie Covert
Brenda Ferre
Rhonda Morgan
Luitere
Jennifer von
Andrea Covert
Caudillo
Jenni Kelly
Kim Webb
S& Drea Upstone
Liz Wolf
Amy Ton Seeker Rippeon
Amy Reinhold
Kelly
Dixon National Bank
Kayla Bollman
DNB
Renee Reinhold
Rogene Humphrey
Ann Jones
Becky Fisher
Judy Bowser
Ity Grove
McDonald's
Izzie Dishman
Nicole Kirby
Christy Grove
Bobby Jacobs
Sportsman’s
Tracy Smith
Sportsman's
Jennie Holland
Krista Bollman
Kathy Schrock
Tracey Cruse
Becky Jones
Mari Melvin
Jodi Stienstra
Firefighters
Jack-n-Jill
J-J
Tammy Zimmerman
Lori Prozoris
Gina Schmidt
Traci Flanagan
Shannon Nicklaus
Raynor
Leann Billings
Jennie Withrow
Becky Johnson
Kessel
Charlie
Cceseeeeeeseseess
Sheila Vancil
Jodi Petersen
Stacy Aiken
Erika Reuter
Candy Lempke
Tracy Tovar
Norris
Dara Ignacio
Sundance
Dave Kreps
Tami Troxell
Jill Heacock
Kim Cruse
Andrea Rodrice
Im Cruse
Linda Cook
Angie Mannix
Lisa Buccola
Mickey Schaffer
Andrea Rodriguez
Iban
Cougars
WBWI
Amy Paeeeer
Caroline Toppert
Kelly Schauff
Amy King
Hillary Albrecht
Alison Corn
Jenny Hooker
Gators
Heather Ryan
Oe Moore
Cubs
Erin Hudson
Andrea Hum- Devine
Dodgers
Melissa Rosquist
Liz Heater
Gers — Kristy Pollom
Hurricanes
Sarah Dickison
Hur
Jessica Wermers
Anderson
Kristin Wermers
Rcanes
Monica Ish
Mega
Humphrey
Lisa Mills
Yankees
Necdekt
Kellie Kish
Tara Hackbarth
Megan Skeffington
Wildcats
Jessicager
Alisa Riva
Alison Kreger
Retherea
Andrea Humphrey
Don Gators
Melissa Trotter
Amy Perkins
Sarah Ardini
Tigers
Brandi Ricanes
Kellie Ki
Extended deals and signings across NFL, MLB, and NHL
Transactions show Chicago extending General Manager Larry Himes through 1990 and adding outfielder Don Sheppard, Detroit locking in Lou Whitaker for three years to 1992, Chicago sending Pat Perry to Iowa for rehab, and Scott Lusader moved to farm duty after Detroit trade. Michigan coach Bud Middaugh resigns. Rams ink draft picks and additions while waiving McKee. Additional moves include Lakei Heimuti and Arrike James signings, Ray Huckestein and Liggins waived, Barber and Hudson added, and more in hockey and other leagues.
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Chicago
Larry Himes
Don Sheppard
Detroit
Lou Whitaker
Pat Perry
Iowa
American Association
AAA
Ouston
Scott Lusader
Matt Sinatra
Michigan
Bud Middaugh
LA Rams
Alfred Jam
Warren Wheat
Gary Knudson
Vince Weathersby
Erik McKee
Philadelphia
Lakei Heimuti
Arrike James
John Zinser
San Francisco
Ray Huckestein
Liggins
Mike
Marlboro Grand Prix Qualifying Provisional Round Results
The provisional qualifying list for the Marlboro Grand Prix shows Emerson Fittipaldi leading in a Penske PC-18 with 114.589 mph, followed by Mario Andretti and Bobby Rahal. Notable entries include Al Unser Jr., Teo Fabi, Michael and Arie Luyendyk, Derek Daly, Raul Boesel, and didier Theys, with speeds ranging from 114.589 to 64.418 mph across 24 drivers and various Lola, March, and Lola Cosworth chassis.
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Emerson Fittipaldi
Penske
Mario Andretti
Lola- Chevrolet
Bobby Rahal
Lola- Cosworth
al Unser Jr
Teo Fabi
Scott Pruett
Lola
Golf results with multiple players tied and placed
Hole by hole notes show low gross scores and low putts across groups. Ann Shinville and Lavonnetee tied for first with low gross, Carol Brown third, Bonnie Forquer fourth. Betty Ziegler and Mildred Mintke posted low nets. Vera Eades Lorainne Paulson ae Friel Hazel Capp led low putts. Betty Whitebread Eileen Miller Clarise McGinn also posted low gross. Winnie Jackson Janet Freeman Langley Daisy Linker tied for low putts. Ruth McDonald first Lee Schrader second Joyce Frankfurther third low putts Arlene Adams Penny Peterson tied first Bonnie Forquer third.
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Low Gross
Ann Shinville
Lavonnetee
Carol Brown
Bonnie Forquer
Betty Ziegler
Mildred Mintke
Vera Eades
Lorainne Paulson
Ae Friel
Hazel Capp
Betty Whitebread
Eileen Miller
Clarise McGinn
Winnie Jackson
Janet Freeman
Langley
Daisy Linker
Stage 13 Montpellier to Marseille in 1989 Tour de France
In the 13th stage 110 miles from Montpellier to Marseille Vincent Barteau leads the field finishing in four hours 17 minutes 31 seconds with Jean-Claude Colotti 45 seconds back Martial Gallant 1 16 back and Steve Bauer 1 21 behind. Overall leader Laurent Fignon remains at 60 hours 11 minutes 11 seconds with Greg LeMond 7 seconds behind and Charles Mottet 57 back.
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Marseille
France
Montpellier-Marseille
Vincent Barteau
Jean-Claude Colotti
Martial Gallant
Steve Bauer
Canada
Etienne de Wilde
Belgium
Sean Kelly
Ireland
Per Pedersen
Denmark
S.t
Andreas Kappe
Germany
Alfred Ackermann
Witzerland
Laudelino Cubino
Spain
Village Inn champions in Northwest Illinois District softball
Special champions Village Inn's Special Olympics softball team won the Northwest Illinois District tournament in Freeport on June 28, earning a berth to the statewide event in Kankakee on July 21-22. MVP was Mike Krugjohann. pitcher Robert Rowley fanned 16 in a 3-0, 2-0 and 5-1 win sweep. home runs hit by Sylvester Evans, Rowley, and Krugjohann. team pictured with coaches and players.
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Village Inn
Freeport
Mike Krugjohann
Robert Rowley
Sylvester Evans
Kankakee
Bill Hagen
Leland Ault
Dennis Buchholz
Harold Buchholz
Judy Eversoll
John Cortez
David Moskowitz
Gary Stern
Billy Nietz
Rob Thomson
Lois Helfrich
Bruce Thomson
Mike Kugjohann
Tim Raddatz
Efran Aguilar
Holly Riley
Barteau leads Marseillaise stage Tour de France finish
Vincent Barteau won the Marseillaise stage finishing 177 km from Montpellier to Marseille in 4 hours 17 minutes 31 seconds, with Jean Claude Colotti 45 seconds behind and Martial Gayant 1 minute 16 seconds back. Laurent Fignon retained the overall yellow, seven seconds ahead of Greg LeMond, while Charles Mottet sat 57 seconds behind in third. Pedro Delgado and Andrew Hampsten trailed in further.
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Marseille
France
Vincent Barteau
Barteau
Laurent Fignon
Fignon
Greg LeMond
Charles Mottet
Pedro Delgado
Spain
LeMond
Andrew Hampsten
Wilander Edges Arrese To Reach U S Pro Semis
Mats Wilander, the second seed, defeated Jor di Arrese 7-6 6-4 in the U S Pro Championships quarterfinals at Chestnut Hill. He advances to face Martin Jaite, while Andre Agassi and Jaime Yzaga await later matches. rain interrupted Berger Gomez play. Betsy King leads at the U S Women’s Open after carding 71 to stay four under. King, 33, ahead of Marie-Laure de Lorenzi-Taya by three at Indianwood.
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Ronnie Black
Tom Byrum
Keith Learwater
Ronnie McCann
Jim Thor
Bobby Clampett
Joey Sindelar
Mark Brooks
Fred Funk
Trevor Jay Delfin Ids
Vance Heafner
Clarence Rose
Brad Fabel
Billy Ray Brown
Hubert Green
Jay Haas
John Inman
Nolan Henke
Don Pooley
Tom Purtzer
Bob Boyd
Charles Bowles
Jeff Coston
Brian Claar
Larry Ziegler
Rex Caldwell Howard Twitty
Willie Wood
Frank Conner
Mike Sullivan
Jack Kay Jr
Karl Kimball
Gregory Ladehoff
Forrest Ferler
George Cadle
Andrew Magee
Doug Weaver
Robert Wrenn
Mac O'Grady
Tom Pernice Jr
Mark Wiebe
Bob Estes
P.H. Horgan III
J.L. Lewis
Steve Lowery
Gibby Gilbert
Dan Halldorson
Red Curl
Lance Ten Broeck
Clark Burroughs
Joel Edwards
Bob Murphy
David Peoples
Billy Pierot
Dewey Arnette
Bob Walcott
Fred Wadsworth
Ron Terry
Ray Barr
Rick Dalpos
Mike Nicolette
Woody Blackburn
Larry Silveira
David Jackson
Rick Pearson
Mark Carnevale
Mark Guttenberg
David Graham
Lon Hinkle
Mike McCullough
Chris Kite
Tony Sills
Keith Decker
Dewitt Weaver
Done
Tony Grimes
Tommie Mudd
Bill Kratzert
Robert Thompson
Mike Holland
Fran Rhoads
Mark Pfeil
Kent Kluba
Mike Bender
Bobby Mitchell
Jack Ha
Glen Barrett
Oe Ax
Labron Harris
Jason Blake
Bill Sander
Jim Simons
Lake Orion
Mich
Betsy King
Lori Garbacz
Patty Sheehan
Colleen Walker
Marie-Laure Delorenzi-Taya
Dottie Mochrie
Jane Geddes
Liselotte Neumann
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Danielle Maccapane
no-Wilkins
Kim Shin
Debbie
Linda Huntassey
Amy Alcott
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Kim Bauer
Na Laura Davies
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Martin Jaite
Eduardo Bengoechea
Andre Agassi
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Jay Berger
Andres Gomez
Gomez
King
Limekiln
Indianwood Golf and Country Club
LPGA
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Barcelona
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