Plumbers Pipefitters and HON Industries win in Saturday makeup
In American Senior makeup play, HON Industries rallied from a 10-1 deficit to defeat Carver Bancag 14-11 after scoring nine in the fifth and four in the sixth. Plumbers Pipefitters came from behind to beat Central State Bank 6-5, aided by Dave Schubick’s three hits. Moose Lodge downed Rosenberg Agency 8-2, and Johnson Oil beat Independent Insurance 8-7. Orioles edge Yankees 5-4, while Twins top Senators 9-2.
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HON Industries
HON
Carver Hon Industries
Carver-Bancag
Harley Reynolds
Randy Shouse
Ed Castillo
Carver
R-H
Plumbers
Central Bank
Central State Bank
Dave Schubick
Chris Kiser
Central State
R-H-E Central
DOD
Frank Draper
Dale Holtz
Tom Ward
Daove Keeler
Moose-Rosenberg
Moose Lodge
Rosenberg Agency
Paul Egger
Rod
Johnson Oil
Independent Insurance
Mark Clemens
Independent
Mark Mercer
Gary Strause
Johnson
Twins
Orioles
Yankees
Yanks
John Carson
Brian Tisor
Bryan Partridge
Senators
Tony Anderson
Karl Anklam
Craig Caliger
Steve Johnson
Lonnie Morgan
Jeff Monroe
Chuck Campbell
Doug Loughrin
Jeff Manroe
First Time Winner at Stock Car Races in West Liberty
Fred Horn of Marion led from the start after grabbing the outside pole and won his first race of the season at West Liberty on Saturday night. Mike Niffenegger was second in a tight finish, with Mel Morris and Ron Weedon close behind before a 13th lap tangle sidelined Weedon and sent Morris on. A rain delay paused time trials, a cement-wall crash halted Rusty Patterson in heat two, and Horn prevailed in the feature ahead of Niffenegger and John Connally.
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West Liberty
Fred Horn
Marion
Horn
Mike Niffenegger
John Connolly
Ron Weedon
Mel Morris
Morris
Weedon
Rusty Patterson
Wellman
Niffenegger
Ken Walton
Jim Strube
Ray Guss
Sportsman
Jack Hall
Wayne French
Bill
Douglass
Hall
Mike Neuenegger
Kalona
Cedar Rapids
Niffeneager
Larry Rummelhart
Riverside
Ed Mellecker
Iowa City
Pleasant Valley
Bud Darling
Wilton
Marian
Ron Prymek
Des Moines
Peoria
Don Bohlander
Glassford
Ill
Darrell Duke
Milan
Quane Steffe
East Moline
Tom Hearst
Muscatine
John Coonce
Rollie Frink
Davenport
Indianapolis Clinches First in East Tie After Split
The Indianapolis Indians rise to a first place tie with the Triplets in the American Association East after a split with Wichita and Tulsa’s win over Evansville. Cubs beat Dodgers 7-2 at Wrigley after a brief rain delay. Larry Payne pitched well for Indianapolis. Denver and Omaha also won to stay in the thick of the standings. Tonight matchups include Iowa at Denver and Tulsa at Evansville.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Tulsa
Evansville
Indianapolis Indians
Cubs
Dodgers
Aeros
Buddy Copeland
Indians
Larry Payne
Denver
Iowa
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Santa Alcala
Gene Hiser
Rick Stelmaszek
Payne
Dave Bevering
Don Werner
Oilers
Hector Cruz
Rich Leon
Doug Howard
Jim Willoughby
Sam Ewing
Hugh Yancey
Jeff Severn
Craig Perkins
A. L. Washington
Weekly Local Sports League Schedule listing multiple games
The notice lists a dense schedule of baseball open leagues and YMCA slow pitch games from Monday to Sunday, including matchups such as Muscatine at Davenport Assumption and Wapello at Morning Sun, with numerous clubs like Griff's lounge Carver's Kent Feeds and Guardian teams scheduled across evenings and weekends. It includes times like 6 7 8 30 and venues across LM Davenport MHS and local fields.
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Highland
Muscatine
Davenport
Assumption
Wapella
Mew London
Griff’s Lounge
Carver's
Danielson Construction
Safley's
YMCA
Leuck Ins
House of Lords
Action Realty
Kent Feeds
Massey's
MHS Sophy
Burlington
Dollie’s
Jody's
Burke's Metal
Mapco
Britcher's
Sandy's
Stanley
Kent Research Farm
Nichols Merchants
Schmarje's
River
Qokville
Lewis Brothers
Mean Machine
Morning Sun
Letts
Bandag
Mediapolis
Wapello
Columbus Community
Winfield-Mt. Union
Bosch Pest Control
HyVee
Davenport Central
MHS
Danielson
Sofley's
Dallie’s
Stanley II
Jones Constr
Dubuque
West Liberty
Oakville
Wapelle
Mediapalis
Wisconsin Rapids Tops Burlington In 3-2 Win
Wisconsin Rapids beats Burlington 3-2 as Dubuque and Danville split a doubleheader halted by rain. Clinton and Appleton posted 5-3 and 4-2 scores, while Waterloo erupted 12-4 over Cedar Rapids. Wausau settled 2-0 against Appleton and Quad Cities split with Cedar Rapids 6-4 and 2-1.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Burlington
Dubuque
Danville
Appleton
Clinton
Quad Cities
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Wausau
Ed McMahon lends name to Quad Cities Open golf tourney
Ed McMahon confirms he will sponsor but not fund the Ed McMahon Quad Cities Open to be held July 10 to 13 at Oak Wood Golf Course in Moline. Jaycees have raised 75000 for this year’s purse as Hardee’s withdraws support, with hopes for larger crowds and future television coverage.
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McMahan
Oak Wood
Hardee’s
Quad Cities
Mississippi River
Moline
Rock Island
Illinois
Davenport
Bettendorf
Iowa
The
Register
McMahon
Dave Stockton
Crow Valley
Julius Boros
Doug Sanders
Redeye
Irwin cruises to four stroke win at Atlanta Classic
Hale Irwin, the 1974 U S Open champion, coasted to a four stroke victory in the Atlanta Golf Classic finishing 271 at 17 under par on the 6 883 yard course. Tom Watson was runner up at 275 while Coody and Jack Nicklaus tied for fourth at 277.
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Hale Irwin
Atlanta
Irwin
Charles Coody
University of Colorado
Tom Watson
Atlanta County Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Miller Barber
Barber
Miller
Bunge Petersen share I hitter in Muscatine win
Muscatine Red Sox edged Lisbon 2 1 at Tom Bruner Field in Stan Musial Eastern Iowa league action. Darrel Bunge and Steve Petersen combined on a one hitter while Lisbon’s Don Krob allowed three hits. Bunge pitched six innings. Petersen finished with nine outs. Next, George Long's crew hosts Clarence Independents in a 1 30 doubleheader at Bruner Field.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Lisbon
Sox
Muntz
Don Greasing
Buckley
Bunge
Petersen
Red Sox
Burlington
Krob
George Long
Clarence Independents
Bruner Field
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Rod Koenig
Jatt White
Newell Seal
Todd Stanebarger
Mike Keller
Craig Clemens
Hills
DeGood
Mallecker
Keltner
Dee
Brumley
Becker
Lyman
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Sports Slate
Birdie
Coody
Jim Dent
Jim Colbert
Jerry McGee
Great Britain
Peter Oosterhuis
Bill Norton
Bob Davis
Tim Muntz
Sam Buckley
Nick Nietzel
Nietzel
Paul Hachey
Short
Staley
Ferguson
Osmundson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Emmett Edwards
Kansas
Tom Alward
Nebraska
Mark Mullaney
Colorado
State University
Bob Nelson
Tom Ruud
Rod Shoate
Oklahoma
Tony Peters
Usbon
Chamb'lin
Millner
Cox
Thompson
McNutt
Ty Norton
Grensing
Ib Davis
Varney
If Nietzel
Hockey
Cf Bunge
P Petersen
AL Pharmacies
Clairol
Arriy
Suna
Mig
Stiles Drug
Second & Cedar Sts
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