Amana VIP Golf Tourney at Iowa City's Finkbine Course
The 6th annual Amana VIP Golf Tournament starts Monday at 9 am on the University of Iowa's Finkbine course in Iowa City. Thirty six pros compete for prizes including possible holes in one on No 13 water hole. The field features Julius Boros Orville Moody plus many former PGA stars and celebrities. Proceeds go to the University 1 Club Scholarship Fund Inc.
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Iowa Olty
Iowa
Ie University of Iowa
Gollers
Inkbine
Mastler
Corse Archer
Bob Goalby
Charles Coady
Gay Brew
Ole Campbell
Bobby Goldsboro
Woody Woodbury
Campbell
Woodbury
Jack Miller
Town
Milton Youngs
North Dakota
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Stan Musial
PCA
Jack Tuthil
Finkbine
Iowa City
Muskies close season with 11 4 win over North Scott
Muscatine High School baseball clinches regular season with an 11 4 victory against North Scott at Tom Bruner Field under threatening skies. Pitcher Shea earns the win. Reifert notches the save as Muscatine improves to 17 12 and advances to sectional play Monday night versus the same North Scott squad.
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Muscatine High School
Jay Kern
Muscatine
North Scott
Stormo
Tom Bruner Field
Muskies
Lancers
Duane Timmons
Craig Marx
Greg Buster
Marx
Kern
Spencer Lloyd
Tom Randleman
Leff
Hal Fiala
Lloyd
Busler
Ted Ward
Berry Manley
Mike Beinke
Beinke
Buster
Mascaline
Mike Shea
Doug Amilandt
Dave Arnold
Ward
Ory Nagle
Bob Oster
Jim Patterson
Barry Manley
Manley
Peinke
Patterson
Oster
Umlandt
Rick Reifert
Reifert
Varsity
Sam Lazio
Shea
Reilert
North Scott Outfit
RBI
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Arnold
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R. Schroeder
Nagle
Braun
Keppy
Schroeder
Schmenk
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Ei & North Scott
Save-Reifert
Pe Oster
Suitor
Pr-Kern
Hpal Winla
Tandy
Joe Levine
National League East Weekend Schedule and Results
Box scores show Houston beat Pittsburgh 8 5 and Cincinnati edged St. Louis 6 3 while Montreal defeated San Diego 9 2 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 1 0. Key pitchers Forsch Ellis Niekro Hants Carlton Reberger McGlothlin Santorini Downing Gentry Kirby.
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Atlanta
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Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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San Diego
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Forsch
Ellis
Niekro
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Altimore
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Alexas
Gogolewski
Mets Rally Behind Schneck First Hit Beats Padres
Rookie Dave Schneck delivered his first major league hit a two-run homer to lift the New York Mets 3-2 over the San Diego Padres. Tom Seaver held a five-hitter for the win as New York stayed in the NL pennant chase behind Pittsburgh. The rest of the league saw Cubs over Braves 9-8, Reds over Cardinals 6-3, Expos over Dodgers 9-4, and Giants over Phillies as Bonds fueled a San Francisco victory.
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Associated Press
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New York Mets
Viet Nam
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Schneck
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Pirates
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St. Danis Cardinals
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Gene Alley
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Paul Papovlel
Tuns
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Atlanta
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Braves
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Pete Rose
Rick Wise
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Cardinals
Bobby Bonds
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Philadelphia
Bonds
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Baylor Moore
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Ron Wwnilgrove
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Patal
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Big Brother
Little Brother
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Bill Haller
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Brotherhood
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Mayberry
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Tom Burgmeier
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Gaylord Perry
Indians
Buddy Bell
John Brolamer
Fd Palmer
Perry
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Red Sox
Steve Kline
Yanks
Bert Campaneris
Joe Radi
Reggie Jackson
Mike Apstein
Kline
Campaneris
Angel Mangttal
John “Blue Manon” Odom
Darold Knawtes
Dave Jamson
Bobby Grich Bil
Doyle Alexander
White Sox
Rain Shortens Powers League Game at Kent Stein Park
MONY Insurance edged Moline Body 3-1 in five innings before rain halted play in the Powers Memorial Softball league at Kent Stein Park. MONY built a 3-0 lead with two in the third, while Dick Pobanz limited Moline to three hits including Steve Wilson’s homer.
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Moline Barly
Powers Memorial
Kent Stein Park
MONY
Dick Pobanz
Steve Wilson
R-H
Don Sweeny
Lwoser
Red Jennings
cSteve Wilson
Red Sox Enter State Tourney For Iowa Semi Pro Play
The Muscatine Red Sox join the annual state semi pro baseball tournament opening July 28 at Slater. Winner advances to the National tournament in Wichita. Tonight they host Tremane at Yom Bruner Field at 7 30. Sunday they depart at noon for a 4 1 40 doubleheader at Oakville.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Slater
Iowa
Wichita
Kansas
Red Sox
Cub Scout Game Shifts to Kent-Stein Park
A correction states the Cub Scouts softball game between league champion Grant and the allstars will be at diamond No. 1 at Kent-Stein Park on Wednesday July 19 instead of Weed Park. The all-star team will practice Tuesday July 18 at Oak Park.
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Cub Scouts
Grant
Allstars
Diamond No. 1
Kent-Stein Park
Weed Park
Oak Park
Trevino not sure of win despite lead over Nicklaus
At Muirfield in Scotland Lee Trevino says Jack Nicklaus, six behind after three rounds, can still win the British Open. Nicklaus replies he has overcome big deficits before as Trevino holds a four under 71 70 1A 207, six back of the leader. Tony Jacklin sits one behind, with Sanders, Barnes and Nicklaus chasing.
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Busy week slated in Little League
Muscatine hosts a busy Little League action week starting Monday with three games on top. Major tournament action opens with Muscatine doubles on diamond No 1 and a 6 pm Major game versus Letts, followed by a 7 30 pm American squad vs Wapello in Senior diamond No. 1. Eastern Plumbers and Pipefitters meet Western Clark's Standard in a best of three.
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Letts
Wapella
About & P.m
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Standard
Davenport
Limeis Park
Dyersville
Davenport Mast
Davenport Central
Sandy's
Walely
Deep Reek
Safley
Sports Shop
Kent-Stein
Patterson eyes return as age brings sharper reflexes
Floyd Patterson, 37, said he aims to fight into his late 30s and grow sharper with age after a six round stoppage of Pedro Agosto. The victory set up a bout with Muhammad Ali on August 28 at Madison Square Garden, with Patterson noting readiness for Joe Frazier anytime.
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Floyd Patterson
Tm Hopig
Patterson
Pedro Agosto
Agosto
Muhammad Ali
Madison Square Garden
Ali
al ‘Blue’ Lewis
Detroit
Dublin
Ireland
Clay Ali
Osear Bonavera
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Joe Frazier
Frazier
Olympic cagers to face pro team in Dayton exhibition
The 1972 United States Olympic basketball team will play an exhibition against a pro squad at the University of Dayton on August 10. The team, coached by Henry Iba, will meet a group of former Olympic stars now playing in the pro ranks.
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Dayton
Ohio
United States
University of Dayton
U.S
Jockey Hurt in Hollywood Park Spill
Veteran rider Alex Maese, 43, suffered a broken finger after his horse Miss Paca Bag stumbled and threw him following the second race at Hollywood Park. Maese landed on his head and was injured during the spill Friday as he was being pulled up.
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Inglewoor
Gait
Alex Maese
Hollywood Park
Maese
Paca Bag
Rosenberg remains unbeaten in girls softball action
Rosenberg's team stayed perfect in league play with a 7-6 win over R and H Foodland at Kent-Stein Park. Vicky McGrew and Debbie Van Acker each had two hits, Linda Wulf and Julie Powers added two apiece for Rand HH, while Lynn Kingery homered. Michalle Oveson starred for Muscatine Journal guiding an 8-1 win over Stiles as Stiles struggled for hits.
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Muscatine Journal
Kent-Stein Park
Rosenberg
H Rosenberg
Foodland
Vicky McGrew
Debbie van Acker
Linda Wulf
Julie Powers
Rand HH
Lynn Kingery
Monica Tatas
Teri McKinney
Loserulg Powers
Penny Hill
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Frank Beard
Jim Jamieson
Ron January
Gene Littler
Bobby Nichols
Mason Ruldoph
Dave Stockton
Larry Ziegler
Amana
Terry Dill
Journal
Harold Blake
Tom Bruner
Roger Bates
Assumption
Bettendorf
National League East
Lee Trevino
Olympic Cagers
Rosenberg's
Dairy Queen
Journal Stiles Drugs
R and H Foodland
A.A. Rush
Sykne Hernia Control Service
Muscatine Hotel
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