Jennings Pitches 1 Hit To Blank Burlington In 4 0 Win
Muscatine Red Sox top Burlington 4 0 at Tom Bruner Field as Rod Jennings keeps league lead with a one hitter. Jennings fanned 12, improving to 5 0 this season, while Mike Loose yielded five hits and the lone Burlington threat came on B J Lange’s 325 foot homer attempt. Harold Lloyd drove in two runs and staged a double steal squeeze, and the Red Sox boosted their control of first place.
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Pro Am Golf Event in Texas Resembles Fairways Frolic
Odessa hosts the annual pro-am with a $35,000 purse and top prize of $8,000. Dean Martin teams with Don Cherry as deputies watch. the event draws many touring pros and top amateurs in a rustic western milieu. Notables include Charles Coody and Richard Patton among favorites.
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Packers duel Packers in intra squad Super Duper Bowl
Green Bay faced Green Bay in a splinter exhibition as Phil Bengtson planned to field the same units from the previous title game with Bart Starr at quarterback. Key players Jim Grabowski and Elijah Pitts hoped to be healthy, while Starr recuperated from flu. Injuries marred several camps across the league, with Ditka and Woodeschick among those listed as limited.
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Nationals fall to Burlington Western in district opener
In Muscatine the Nationals dropped a 9-1 decision to Burlington Western after a rough first inning. Tom Dreckmier earned the win with 10 strikeouts as Muscatine’s Bob Davis lasted five and one third innings. Mike Farley’s homer provided Davenport Northwest a 2-1 win over Burlington National in the other district game.
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Trevino Par One Golf Hole With Pop Bottle Trick
U S Open champion Lee Trevino in Minnesota for the $100,000 Minnesota Golf Classic teeing off as a favorite alongside Tom Weiskopf. Trevino wowed the crowd by parring a hole with a soda bottle, tied to his $200,000 endorsement, while Terry Dill led the pro-am with six under par 65.
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Dodgers Triumph Over Mets In National Minors Playoff
Dodgers score seven in third to win 9-5 at Kent Stein Park for the National Minors Little League title. Dodgers hitters include Dave Howell John Foster Frank Ryder Mark Begey and Martin Hayden. Mets reply feature Matt Kolar Randy Parsons Randy Allen Jeff Edwards and Scott Drake. Final line shows John Foster earning the win with Jeff Johnson behind the plate and Jim Hillier taking the loss.
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Lumber Mart Triumphs in Extra Inning Victory
In the National Seniors Little League at Kent Stein Park on Wednesday evening Lumber Mart edged Clark's Standard 4 to 3 after extra innings. Reifert doubled as Calvert Wookey Hopkins Nichols and Schreurs added hits for Lumber Mart while Clark's tallied two hits. Winning pitcher Reifert. catcher Calvert. Curtis suffered the loss with Curry catching.
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Montreal Seeks 2 Wealthy Baseball Backers
Montreal backers seek $2.5 million for 1969 National League infant team as J. Louis Levesque withdraws support. Bronfman and remaining directors press on with Drapeau to replace sketched sponsors, amid hints Lou Perini may join. Franchise fee cited at $10 million to $14 million with Aug 15 payment due.
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