Tickets remain for 1 Day golf stag at municipal course
Tickets priced at 25 dollars are available for the University of Iowa athletic staff stag to be held Wednesday at the Municipal golf course. Funds cover 18 holes lunch drinks and evening meal at George's Steak House with tee offs starting 9 30 a m.
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University of Towa
University of Iowa Athletic Staff
Muscatine
George's
Ina Mae
Don Martin
Ozzie Osborn
Jim Foster
Gary Weber
Baseball and hockey trades and signings across leagues
Major league teams announce trades and signings including Dyar Miller to the Angels for Dick Drago, Steve Jeroer and others to Orioles, and various signings by Indians Twins Yankees Mariners Blue Jays. National League recalls umpire Joe West. Pittsburgh Penguins hire Johnny Wilson as coach.
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Baltimore Orioles
Dyar Miller
California Angels
Dick Drago
Steve Jeroer
Bill George
Larry Jones
John Denman
Mike Sherman
Cleveland Indians
Sammy Davis
Lynn Garrett
Glan Wendl
Ricky Boreliers
Greg Johnson
James Nealy
Keven Rhomberg
Minnesota Twins
Bart Nisuwenhuis
NEW York Yankees
Steve Taylor
Seattle Mariners
Rudolpha Arias
Larry Patterson
James Knight
Gary McDonnell
Calvin King
Toronto Sue Jays
Seon Gregory
Jack Hollis
Ralph Wheeler
Richard Hertel
National League
Joe West
American Association
Hockey National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Penguins
Johnny Wilson
Whitey's Window and Awning Clinch First Half Title
Whitey's Window and Awning clinched the National Seniors first half with an 11-2 win over Plow and Pedal while Fuhrman Roofing beat Lumber Mart 10-9. In other Monday action, Cubs routed Giants 15-1, Mets 13-2, Pirates edged Dodgers 7-6, and Safley's 16-2 over Optimist Club as Beach Lumber and Miller Furniture split, keeping standings tight among clubs like Lafley's unbeaten and Beach Lumber.
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Whitey
Fuhrman
Whitey’s
Plow and Pedal
Lumber Mart
Fuhlman
Mark Clemens
Jeff Snyxdar
Ede Schmelzer
Poul Cases
Billy Foot
Astros
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Mets
Dodgers
Troy McFate
Wayne Venters
Leser
Jim Miller
Matt Keller
Tom Zaines
Brian Gute
Steve Bowen
HR — Venters
Mike Cholf
Lafley’s
Beach Lumber
Miller Furniture
Safley
Jason Koch
Mark Winner
Lee Williams
Hoy Chesmare
Steve Wright
Cooke
Chris Solek
Craig Stercett
John Ruhn
Joy Graham
Police Dept
Craig Sterrett
Jett Allbee
Durant beats West Branch 11th straight win scene
Durant Wildcats rout West Branch 11th straight win lifting to 11-1 overall and 6-0 in league behind five run third inning, key hits by Al, Jepson, Schlapkohl, Alpen and Liebke. West Branch takes JV win 7-5. Davenport Central game set for Wednesday in Davenport at Brady Street Field.
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Durant
Tank
Kevin Jepson
Iowa Hawkeye
West Branch
Steve Reinert
Wildcats
Des Moines Register
Gary Schlapkohl
Davenport
Davenport Central
Brady Street Field
Muscatine youths finish top four at state Pee Wee golf
Jim Craig placed fourth in the 10-year-old division, Tom Fisher won the 12-year-old class with a 79, and Mark Frisch of Durant was runner-up in the 8 and under. Fisher shot 79 to claim the title, Craig 4, Frisch 59, Brad Axel of Muscatine posted 48 in the under divisions but did not place.
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Muscatine and Area
Grinnell
Jim Craig
Tom Fisher
Mark Frisch
Durant
Fisher
Craig
Frisch
Brad Axel
Muscatine
College pitcher stars in Omaha upset biog clash
Dewey Robinson of Southern Illinois, a 19th round pick, impressed in Omaha as he shut down Arizona State’s top club 3 2. The win left Southern Illinois at 40 10 and South Carolina at 42 10 1 as the only unbeatens among six teams in the double elimination tourney. Minnesota edged Baylor 4 3 in 11 innings, while Arizona State and California State Los Angeles battled in elimination round action. The Open softball league at Kent Stein Park saw Safley s and Jody s clinch shares of the first round with playoff games set Friday night.
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Omaha
Neb
Dewey Robinson
Southern Illinois
Arizona
Arizona State
Jim Brock
Robinson
Dewey
South Carolina
Jim Lewis
California State
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baylor
Clemson
Sun Devils
Mike Bruss
Gophers
Brian Denman
Bears
Denman
Chief" Siebert
Safley
Jody
Kent Stein Park
Mony Insurance
Dollie
Kent Stein
Whiskey Hollow
Carver Pump
Hyink Wrecker
Bosch Pest Control
RH Mony
Sutley
Winer
Fred Howey
Tom Stonebarger
Bill Dillavau
Earp
Nylins
Psohay
Ron Loga
Wayne Schneider
Loga
Bartow takes UAB athletics director and coach post
Gene Bartow resigns from UCLA amid fan dispute and becomes athletic director and head coach of the new University of Alabama-Birmingham basketball program. He aims to field a team for the 1978-79 season as Gary Cunningham succeeds him at UCLA. Bartow has a 310-153 record in 16 seasons.
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Birmingham
Ala
Gene Bartow
UCLA
University of Alabama- Birmingham
Bartow
Los Angeles
J.D. Morgan
Alabama-Birmingham
Gene
UAB
Richardson Hill
John Wooden
Bruins
Wooden
Gary Cunningham
Cunningham
Ucla Alumni Association
Meridian
Idaho
Valparaiso
Memphis State
Wilton Beats Mid-Prairie For 6-3 Season Record
Wilton-Mid-Prairie baseball kept Wilton’s season at 6-3 with a 4-1 win over Mid-Prairie on Monday. Stan Hart plated a run on a third inning single, with Doug Petersen contributing a fifth inning RBI and two stolen bases. Wilton added two insurance runs in the sixth as Nick Hunzelman and Mark Kada delivered key hits, with Hart also involved on a squeeze play. Prairie falls to 4-3 in league play and heads to Stanwood for a non conference game against Lincoln.
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Wellman
Wilton
Iowa Hawkeye
Mid-Prairie
Beavers
Ray Antisde
Stan Hart
Doug Petersen
Hart
Nick Hunzelman
Mark Kada
Stanwood
West Liberty pitcher Mike Connor throws no-hitter in win over Mt Vernon
West Liberty-Mt. Vernon baseball: Mike Connor no-hits Mt Vernon in a 10-0 five inning Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference victory. Connor struck out several, added a double, and led the Comets to a decisive win. Mt Vernon managed limited offense.
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West Liberty
Mt. Vernon
R-H-E
Liberty
Mike Connor
Mark Palzer
Dave Thumm
John Garry
Bill Kumberling
West Biketty
Mark Pelzer
Connor
Ron Atkinson
Vernon
LM Wapello girls rally to beat Letts Louisa Muscatine 16 to 5
LM Wapello falcons overcame a 15 12 deficit in the seventh inning to defeat Wapello 16 to 5 Monday night. Deb Miller earned the win as LM rallied with multiple errors and passed balls fueling the decisive seventh inning. Wapello led early and held hits for much of the game, while LM improved to 24 ahead of a home game against New London.
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L-M
Wapelo
New London
R-H-E Wapello
Debbie Miller
Jaliet
Randy Stickrod
Torina Crooks
Lasar
Ludy Kemper
Kelly Denning
hovisa-Muscoting
Jean Crumby
Mana Barnes
Judy Roeds
Donite Coomby
Kim Baik
Deon Crumly
HR — Beik
Wapello
Stephenie Weeks
Jerry Hardin
Ming Stewart
Dudy Kempar
Rain Cancels Final at John Player Tennis Tournament
In Nottingham England rain halted the $100,000 John Player Tennis final between Jaime Fillol of Chile and Tim Gullikson of Onalaska Wisconsin. In New York Detroit Tigers pitcher Mark Fidrych was named the American League Player of the Week for the period ending June 12.
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Nottingham
England
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Tim Gullikson
Onalaska
Wis
NEW York
Detroit Tigers
Mark
the Bird" Fidrych
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Transactions
VY Mutt
RH Lumber Mart
Dvorchak
Beach
Mike Reeves
Bob Zakrzewski
Sandy
Mark Ovorchak
Optimist
Winnar
Eric Wagner
Dave Calvert
Jeff Paul
Jay Loge
R-H Cubs
Steve Eggenburg
Mark Chesmore
Brad Allen
Brad Harms
R Beacheos
Chuck Campbell
Greg Wood
Lee
Brad Eisner
Scott Duncan
Mike Fry
Gene Small
Steve Hughes
Mark Lee
Scott Fox
Bret Buckiny Zeach
Mark Knoop
West Branch Baseball
Schlapkohl
Steve Alpen
Loren Liebke
Lumpa
Sexton
R-H-E W. Branch
Burant
Dave Frith
Paul Dierichx
Lumpo
Helsman
R H Dali
Jack Blake
Steve Curry
John Robinson
Doug Howell
Dellie
Bob Steckman
HR — Steckmaon
Mid-Prairie Baseball
Lincoln
Prairie
Geoff Hilton
Howie Kites
van Hoozer
Chance Brennaman
Showalter
Billups
HA — Showalter
Comets
Adam Feldman
Mike Bown
Jeff Achenbach
Pelzer
Clear Creek
Lm-Wapello
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