Iverson misses cut at Greater Milwaukee Open after swing changes
La Crosse pro Don Iverson failed to reach the 36 hole cut at the Greater Milwaukee Open. He carded 74 73 75 for a 9 over par total and blamed a new swing change worked with Russ Tuveson. Iverson plans to qualify next week at the Robinson Golf Classic while staying focused and disciplined.
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Stockton Leads GMO By Three in Milwaukee Open
Dave Stockton shot a nine-under 63 to take a three stroke 36-hole lead at the Greater Milwaukee Open. He led with 132 total while Larry Ziegler was second at 135 and Bob Goalby 136. Hot-putting Andy North was 140 and several top names bypassed the event for the British Open.
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Yankees Edge Twins 5-2 in Minnesota comeback
New York beat Minnesota 5-2 as five eighth inning runs broke a 0-2 tie. Jim Ray Hart keyed the rally with a three run homer after Kant allowed two runs early. Beene earned the win with six strong innings and Lyle saved it. The loss leaves Minnesota two games behind Oakland in the West.
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Major League Standings From Friday’s Games
Montreal 12 14 Houston 8 6 Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia A Atlanta 2 New York 0 Chicago 8 San Diego 5 Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 3 San Francisco 2 Oakland 7 5 Baltimore 5 3 Cleveland 8 California 7 11 innings Kansas City 12 Detroit 1 Texas 5 Milwaukee 2 New York 5 Minnesota 2 Boston 5 Chicago
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Bowling Scores Mixed Couples and Hot Rod Lead Weekend Counts
Mixed Couples led by Stalsberg Meir with a team series of 2067 and game 758. Individual top scorers included Gordy Buchner 223 high, Hazel Stalsberg 190 among the women, with payouts listed. THURSDAY NIGHT COUPLES saw Sell's team 1944 series and 678 game, Don Fletcher 224 high, and Debbie Fletcher 487. Hot Rod section features Ames Feeds tops and Pederson brothers high marks, with multiple players over 500. Flower Girls led by Five Roses team 2133 and Sandy Hanson 504, Cindy Juno 198 high. Trippers and Summer Bloomers round out notable scores, with Bonnie Laxiton 194 and Shirlee Stuggerud 515. Since 1950 Metropolitan Handicap note mentions Greek Ship trained by Preston Burch winning in 1950.
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Merritt Wins On Strong Return as Rangers Beat Brewers
Jim Merritt, echoing his 1970 form, pitched effectively for the Rangers as Texas defeated Milwaukee 5-2. Jeff Burroughs and Bill Sudakis homered, Don Money and George Scott produced early runs, and Colborn took the loss after 130 pitches.
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Brewers Box Miami Dolphins TV Streak Reaches Seventeen
The Miami Dolphins, riding a 17 game win streak, will appear on national television five times in 1973. This coverage marks a peak in exposure for the team as it pursues continued success on the field.
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