Brewer ties course record for lead in Danny Thomas
Gay Brewer shot a 65 to take the early lead in the Danny Thomas Dipomat Golf Classic at Diplomat Presidential Golf Club. He held a two stroke edge over Tommy Aaron R H Sike and Jim Jamieson as the field of 144 chased subpar scores. Palmer, Beman, Kinson and others posted 69s and 70s in variable conditions.
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Gay Brewer
Miami
Fla
Brewer
Tommy Aaron
R.H. Sike
Jim Jamieson
Diplomat Presidential Golf Club Course
Pepitone to Astros Blefary Joins Yankees in Swap
In the winter meetings day marked by four trades and the NL president election, New York sent Joe Pepitone to Houston for Curt Blefary. Feeney was elected NL president, with a four year term and base pay near 75000 annually, moving the office to San Francisco. Cincinnati to host the 1970 All-Star Game on July 14. Other moves sent Niekro to Detroit for Dovison and Campbell, Brunet to Washington for Baldwin, and Nye for Day.
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New York
Pepitone
Houston Astros
Blefary
Brooklyn
San Francisco Giants
Charles “Chub
Feeney
Warren Giles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Bowie Kuhn
San Diego
Joe Niekro
Detroit
Pat Dovison
Dave Campbell
Seattle
George Brunet
Washington
Dave Baldwin
Chicago Cubs
Rich Nye
St. Louis
Charles “Boots
Yanks
Tigers
Niekro
Atlanta
Phil
Jerry Robertson
Montreal
Joe Sparma
Niek
Padres
Preston Gomez
Gomez
Brunet
California
Baldwin
Cardinals
Tulsa
Nye A
Cubs
Giants
Muscatine swimmers set for Davenport West invitational
Muscatine High School swimmers travel to the Davenport West invitational meet at 7 p.m. this Saturday. The Muskie team opened their season with a decisive win over University High of Iowa City. Coach Judd Anderson leads the squad hosting Davenport West and Ottumwa at the YMCA pool Tuesday evening.
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Muscatine
Muskie Tankers
University High of
Iowa City
Judd Anderson
Davenport West
Ottumwa
YMCA
OSU earns three All Americans on AP team
Ohio State Buckeyes place Jim Otis Jim Stillwagon and Jack Tatum on the 22 man AP All American College Football Team. Penn State Texas Oklahoma State Michigan Utah Notre Dame and Colorado players also named with notable performances by Purdue Oklahoma and others. Owens Phipps Kell Kiner On are highlighted among backs and linemen.
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NEW York
Michigan
Ohio State Buckeyes
Associated Press
Jim Otis
Jim Stillwagon
Jack Tatum
Ohio State
Mike Reid
Dennis On
Penn State
Chip Kell
Steve Kiner
Tennessee
Jim Mandich
Tom Curtis
Texas
Bob McKay
aArkansas
Rodney Brand
Walker Gillelle
Richmond
John
Kiner
Onkolz
Kell
Stillwagon
Tatum
Owens
Phipps
MCC Opens at Palmer in 1969 70 basketball opener
Muscatine Community College debuts its revamped 1969 70 squad in a season opener against Palmer Junior College of Davenport at Bettendorf High School gym. Under new coach Jerry Gazaway the Indians blend seasoned returnees with five newcomers in a fast break style aiming to continue a defense allowing 66.5 points per game from last season.
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Muscatine Community College
Palmer Junior College of
Davenport
Bettendorf High School
Indians
Palmer
MCC
Jerry Gazaway
Dan McCleary
Iowa University
Muskies hold off Burlington to win 29-19 in wrestling
Muscatine High School built a 16-0 lead before Burlington tied it at 19-19 and then lost the final two matches. Mike Fuhs pinned his opponent to secure the Muskies’ tie, followed by Bil Petersen’s late pin. Muscatine JV also prevailed 34-14 with several forfeits. Next action is December 12 at Clinton and December 13 Fort Madison invitational.
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West
Washington
Burlington Apollo
Dick Petersen
Warriors
Muscaline
Neary
Warrior
Kevin Furlong
Dan Reed
Jim Rigler
Central
Burlington
Muscatine High School
Muskies
Greyhounds
Mike Fuhs
Bil Petersen
Muskie
Dale Aw Brey
Dan Poole
Bill Ryder
Ed Davis
Bill Willet
Jack Lee
Don Esterla
Leonard Reither
Bob McNiel
Clinton
Fort Madison
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Danny Thomas
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Allan
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Deane Beman
Larry Kinson
George Archer
Sam Snead
Dave Hill
Frank Beard
Lee Trevino
Miami Beach
Joe Pepitone
Curt Blefary
Showlki
Yankee Stadium
Biefary
Baltimore
Orioles
Houstons
Mike Cuellar
Houston
Astrodome
Ralph Bouck
Los Angeles
Chamacho Hernandez
Mexico
Bobby Rodriguez
Santa Ana
Calif
Rodriguez
Hernandez
Reed
J. Mull
K. Furlong
J. Rigler
D. Hultquist
Newcomb G. Neuman
R. Heuer
G Foot
Wheeler T. Riggs
OSU
Jimmy Gunn
Southern California
Phil Olsen
Utah State
Mike McCoy
Notre Dame
Don Parish
Stanford
Buddy McClinton
Auburn
Eddie Crowder
Anderson
Buckeyes
Otis
Woody Hayes
Aluminum
DIAL
East Second Street
Culligan’s
Laligan
Culligan Water Conditioning Service
Schwinn
Zeug
Chas. Harper
Chestnut Street
Gary Courtois
Brigham Young University
Bill Cox
Dave Nevenhoven
Gazaway
Cox
Nevenhoven
Ken Griffin
Hickman High
Columbia
Milwaukee
Wis
Judson Brock
Griffin
Jeff Finn
Cedar Rapids
Mike Hurn
CR. Wash
John Heitshusen
Robert Curb
Chicago
Farra- Bul
John Kennedy
Petersiburg
Ohio
I Giean Davidson
St. Augustine
New Orleans
Steve Schaff
North
Lions
Robert Morris
Carthage
Ill
Bob Lewis
Salisbury
Bernie Teague
Rock Island High
Bob Atzen
Ken Kubhlenbeck
Ion
Mike Hutcheson
Davenport Assumption
Roy Yelder
Birmingham
Ala
Steve Cinader
Stan Hrickson
Bettendorf
Fred Hinton
Dale Awbrey
Pat Kelley
Edwin Doyle
Brent Swan
Jim Casady
Gary Norton
Keith Elliott
Don Schieber
Dave Watson
Gene Shore
Todd
Bill Wille
Erick Schweizer
Jack Engle
Gary Manley
Kent Obermann
Roger Eggenhberg
Mike Ricards
Bill Petersen
Dale Bennett
Denny Honts
John Esterbrook
Phil Karl
Bill Putnam
Mike Sargent
Dennis Standarck
Rich Shaner
Gal Grady
Mike Boch
Neil Schubick
Dave Skourup
Bill Peterson
Eldon Mohrer
Red Dirth
Randy Fisher
Jay Clover
Dave Dierickx
Charles Doak
Lyle Ross
Hwl
Larry Vennard
Clark Tiecke
Gow
Gooderham & Worts Ltd
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