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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1972

Page

4

Muscatine women’s softball tourney opens with three wins

Holtz Dairy Carver-Bandag and Fredonia won opening round games in the Muscatine Invitational at Kent Stein Park. Second-round play starts today, with byes for People's of Columbus Junction and Junior League. Admission 50 cents plus. crowds noted at previous Clowns game.

Holtz, Carver Fredonia Holtz Dairy Carver-Bandag Kent- Stein Park Lone Tree Grandview Iowa City Wapeilo Town Edge Stark’s People’s of Columbus

Cleveland Classic halves Americans in singles action

At the Cleveland Classic semifinals no American remains in the singles draw after upsets and withdrawals. Cliff Drysdale defeated Marty Riessen to remove the last U S star, while Tony Roche withdrew with a swollen elbow and Arthur Ashe lost to Riessen. Roger Taylor upset Ken Rosewall in a tight match as rest of field advances.

Cleveland Ohio South Africa Cliff Drysdale Tony Roche Arthur Ashe Miami Beach Riessen England Roger Taylor Ken Rosewall Australia Taylor Ray Raffles Yugoslavia Nikki Pilic

Westchester golf tourney remains wide open event

In Harrison New York Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino headline a wide open Westchester Classic where Dwight Nevil shot 65 to lead by one over Jack Nicklaus. Nevil a former Dallas firefighter praised by the gallery while Nicklaus sits second at 132 with Devlin and Simons close behind. Palmer failed to qualify for the final two rounds along with other notables from the field.

Harrison N.Y Arnold Palmer Oakohe Lee Trevino Dwight Nevil Texas Jack Nicklaus Gallory Nevil Dallas Westhester Country Club Nicklaus Bruce Devlin Jim Simons Simons Devlin Wayne Yates Steve Melnyk DeWitt Weaver Palmer Grier Jones Jimmy Jamieson Jerry Heard Bert Yancey Miller Barber Bobby Mitchell Kermit Zarley Babe Hiskey Lanny Wadkins Frank Beard J.C. Snead Gibby Gilbert Dave Stockton Phil Rodgers Bob Luna

Don Grensing to be honored as longtime Muscatine Red Sox veteran

Here Tuesday against Indianapolis Clowns greasing night honors Don Grensing for 25 years with the Red Sox at Tom Brumer Field. Grensing, a native of Muscatine, began as a teen in 1946, later catching in Germany, earning all-tournament NFBC selections, and compiling a .303 lifetime average with the Sox while remaining a fixture on a winning club.

Indianapolis Clowns Muscatine Waterloo Clowns Davenport Taylor Bruner Field Steve Anderson Anderson Don Greasing Red Sox Don Kelly Burns Nancy Miller Chicago Hy Vee Safley’s Grimm Drug Whitman's Pizza Hut Grensing Tom Brumer Sox Journal Fred Stephens Greasing Thal George Long Long Socal Germany National’ Baseball Congress Wichta Kan Greising Davenport Central High School Devils Grensings Don Grensing

Braves rally on pinch homer to beat Reds 7 5

Eddie Mathews on the mound as Jim Breazeale belts a pinch hit three run homer off Clay Carroll. The Braves rally for five in the eighth to beat Cincinnati 7 5, with Ralph Garr and Hank Aaron keying the late scoring.

Atlanta Eddie Mathews Jim Breazeale Breazeale Clay Carroll Braves Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh St. Louis Houston San Francisco Montreal Philadelphia Chicago Cubs New York Mets Los Angeles San Diego Breazeal Carroll Ralph Garr Hank Aaron Earl Williams Dusty Baker Richie Hebner Pirates Willie Stargell Cardinals Hebner Stargell Gene Clines Cincinnati Larry Dierker

Driver Returns From a Car Flip to Make Feature

Earl Wagner of Pleasantville returned to Marion County Fairgrounds after flipping his car Thursday to qualify for the national supermodified feature. He posted the evening’s top half mile time at 21.54, earning 16th in the feature. Bill Thrasher of Fort Worth was 21.62 for 2nd. About 50 cars timed. 19 of 66 in Saturday’s lineup. fastest 22 contend in a 30-lap feature for a $3,000 first prize.

Knoxville, Town Earl Wagner Pleasantville Marion County Fairgrounds Wagner Bill Thrisher Fort Worth Tex

Krieger's Softball Games Resume in Dubuque

Krieger Motors and Whalen's resume play in the Town State Softball tournament in Dubuque after a 3 3 tie on Thursday. Wet grounds caused Friday’s nonplay. If Krieger's wins tonight at 7 p.m. on field No 1 they advance in the winners bracket. a loss sends them to a 9 p.m. losers bracket game.

Krieger Motors Dubuque Whalen’s Krieger’s

Local drivers place at Union County Horseshoe Tournament

Ralph Crawford of Columbus Junction finished fourth with a 2 3 mark in Class C. A three way tie for first in Class A with 41 records included Leonard Francis of Dainsville Mn Earl Kaiser of Anita and Merle Robinson of Anita. Bert Johnson of Red Oak also tied for first in Class C with 41. Jack Draper of Des Moines won Class B with a 54 record.

Ralph Crawford Columbus Junction Aston Fairgrounds Leonard Francis Dainsville Earl Kaiser Anita Merle Robinson Bert Johnson Red Oak Jack Draper Des Moines

Redskins crush Broncos 41 0 in exhibition romp

Washington’s trio of QBs bossed Friday night action, Kilmer to Jefferson for six, Jurgensen legs a 65 yard strike to Mason, Wynch adds 52 yard pass to Marlinchak as Over The Hill Gang limits Denver to yardage. Bronco drive stalls after late interception.

Washington Denver Broncos Washington Redskins Denver Bill Kilmer Roy Jefferson Sonny Jurgensen Tommy Mason Mason Redskins Bob Brunet Sam Wynch Bill Marlinchak Over Broncos Washington Territory

AL East tensions as Orioles sit atop standings

In a tight pennant race in the American League East, the Orioles lead by one game after beating Boston 2 1 while the Tigers fall from first after a 5 1 loss to Cleveland. Detroit’s nine losses in 12 games contrast with Oakland and Kansas City’s recent wins in the West and Midwest respectively.

Milwaukee New York Baltimore Boston Kansas City Texas Cleveland Detroit Oakland Chicago California Minnesota Lonborg Peterson Tidrow Lolich Wood Odom Pattin Tiant Dobson Alexander Splittorff Paul Goltz Messersmith W. L. Pet West Oakland Minnesota Be Ken Rappoport Associated Press Baltimore Orioles Billy Martin Detroit Tiger Martin Tigers New York Yankees Milwaukee Brewers Orioles Oakland A’s Chicago White Sox A’s White Sox Kansas City Royals Texas Rangers California Angels Minnesota Twins Steve Dunning Indians Mickey Stanley Gales Brown Bobby Grich Mike Cuellar Cuellar

Griff's Triumphs 10-1 In Beer League Victory

Griff's Lounge routed Monroe Street Market 101 Friday night as Bill Tobias pitched a three hitter and fanned 13. Doug Bollinger homered for Griff's with Clayton Welsch catching and Jim Larson, Dave Curlois in the win.

Griffs Lounge Monroe Street Market Bill Tobias Ouit Doug Bollinger Bill Tobias Clayton- Welsch Jim Larson Dave Curlois

Minot Ellis eliminates Fargo Knights in Ruth meet

Minot Ellis advanced by a bases loaded walk from Henry Milkey, beating Fargo Knights of Columbus 3-2 in eight innings to stay alive in the Midwest Plains Babe Ruth tournament. Pueblo Colorado rallied to top Des Moines Town 6-2 as the Colorado team produced 10 hits. Brooklyn Center Minnesota defeated Olathe 6-0, and Minot then defeated Des Moines 6-1 to knock them out and narrow the field to four for Saturday.

Fargo N.D Minot Ellis Fargo Knights of Columbus Henry Milkey Minot North Dakota Pueblo Colo Des Moines Colorado

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