Mahaffey Leads U S Open After Aggressive Play
John Mahaffey, 28, surged to the halfway lead at the 76th U S Open in Duluth Ga with a 70 68 138 after a bold round featuring four birdies and two bogeys He trails by no more than a few strokes from second place where Al Geiberger Ben Crenshaw and Jerry Pate sit tied at 140 amid a field including Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player Ray Floyd and Tom Watson
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Will Grimsley
Duluth, Ga
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Ben Hogan
Medinah
Chicago
Lou Graham
Atlanta Athletic Club
Mike Reid
al Geiberger
Ono
Jack Nicklaus
Reid
Brigham Young University
Houston University
Little
Kerrville
Tex
Crenshaw
University of Alabama
Bill Casper
Utah
Graham
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Ray Floyd
Tom Watson
Johnny Miller
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Monster flathead catfish nets for Minnesota angler
Ken Evans of Mankato Minnesota hooked and landed a 45 pound flathead catfish after a 25 minute battle in the Minnesota River. Des Moines locals Rick Christenson and Jim Kane assisted in landing the fish as Evans waded into the river to net it. The catch came shortly after the river’s level dropped .10 of an inch following one of the area’s largest rough fish hauls in years.
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Minnesota
Ken Evans
Mankato
Minn
Rick Christenson
Jim Kane
Des Moines
Kane
Evans
Walleye fishing tops in Iowa weekly report
Iowa Conservation Commission reports best walleye action this week across Spirit Storm and several Okaboji and Dickinson lakes with good bluegill and catfish activity in southern waters. Inland rivers slowed after heavy rains. many lakes show excellent to good conditions for bullhead and crappie.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Hamilton
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
North Twin Lake
Calhoun
Black Hawk Lake
Sac
Fiva Bland Lake
Palo Alto
Swan
Lower Gar
Center
Little Spirit Lakes
Dickinson
Spirit Lake
Wapello
Davis
Lake Goode
Henry
Smallmiller Lake
See
Lake Darling
Washington
Hannen Lake
Benton
Iowa Lake
Iowa
Mississippi River
Outhwest
Icaria
Adams
Big Creek
Polk
Rock Creek
Jasper
Don Williams
Boone
Lake of Three Fires
Taylor
Viking Lake
Montgomery
Montgomery) — Excellent For Quarterpound Bluegill In Caves and Aff
Joka Anita
Cass
Uppertows
Mississippi
Guttenberg
Lansing
Silver Lake
Delaware
Sweet Marsh
Bremer
Cadar
Black Hawk
Shell Rock
West Fork
Cedar
Franklin
Buller
Aaron Seals 750th Home Run in Brewers Win
Aaron Braun describes his pivotal ninth inning at bat as he drills Jim Todd’s pitch for his 750th career homer, lifting the Milwaukee Brewers to a 3-2 win over Oakland. Yankees top White Sox in 14 innings, Orioles outslug Rangers, Red Sox edge Angels, Royals beat Indians, Tigers defeat Twins.
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Hank Aaron
Aaron
Oakland
Jim Todd
Milwaukee Brewers
A's
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
White Sox
New York
Chicago
Fred Stanley
Mickey Rivers
Dave Hamilton
Roy White
Ken Holtzman
Baltimore
Grant Jackson
Holtzman
Orioles
Rangers
Rudy May
Lee May
Andres Mora
Reggie Jackson
Red Sox
Angels
Boston
Royals
Indians
Cookie Rojas
Texas
Tom Paquette
Rojas
Stan Thomas
Kansas City
Paquette
Tigers
Twins
Bill Freehan
Dave Roberts
Rusty Staub
Detroit
Alex Johnson
Phillies
Reds
Mike Schmidt
Dick Allen
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
George Foster
Larry Bowa
Diamonds
Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Mets
Dodgers
Astros
Thasday
Dodger
Seaver Reign Continues With Two-Hitter For Mets
Tom Seaver rebounded from a slow start with a two hitter to lead the Mets past the Giants 3-2. Ed Kranepool and John Milner homered as Seaver earned his seventh win against five losses this season. Other NL results included Phillies over Reds 6-5, Pirates over Astros 7-3, Cardinals over Padres 7-4, Dodgers over Expos 6-5, and Cubs over Braves 6-4.
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Ken Rappoport
Tom Seaver
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Seaver
California
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco
Ed Kranepool
John Milner
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Little League slate fills a busy week of games
Senior division and major division schedule listings show multiple games through Monday to Thursday on various diamonds with teams such as Musco Lighting Fuhrman Beoting Clark Standard Lumber Mart Plumbers Pipefitters and others. Central State Bank beat Port City Taxi 20 to 6 in girls softball led by Crystal McKean Julia Powers and Judy Sandburg with Valerie Tompkins and Layro Tompkins plates.
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Goma
At & P.m
Musca
Fuhrman
Clark Standard
Lumber Mart
Plumbers
Carver-Bandog
Elks
HON Industries
Central State Bank
Musco
Fuhlman
Central State
HON
Carver
Diamond
Diamonds
Sandy's
Optimist Club
Beach Lumber
Goodyear
Sofley’s
Police Dept
Afl-Cio
Moose
Thatcher Plastics
Johnson Oil
Rosenberg
Port City Taxi
R-H
Pont City
Julie Powers
Kim Goss
Dawn LaRue
Jerya Tompkins
Crystal McKean
Julia Powers
Judy Sandburg
Judy Johnson
Wendy McKean
Valerie Tompkins
Layro Tompkins
Midwest League Results and Schedule Update
In a 10 inning game Clinton defeated Wisconsin Rapids 4 to 3. Appleton beat Dubuque 7 to 5. Wausau? beat Waterloo 4 to 3. Quad Cities topped Burlington 8 to 2. Cedar Rapids at Danville postponed due to rain. Today Clinton hosts Appleton, Dubuque visits Wausau, Waterloo plays Wisconsin Rapids, Burlington hosts Danville, Cedar Rapids at Quad Cities.
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Fridory
Clinton
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Dubuque
Wauview
Waterloo
Quad Cites
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Danville
Cador Rapids
Baseball matchups listed for AL and NL teams
Schedules show Detroit at Minnesota with McCormack facing Redfern, Milwaukee at Oakland, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Baltimore at Texas, and Boston at California with various pitchers named including Dobson Redfern and Blue or Alexander for the Mets, plus others.
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Detroit
McCormack
Minnesota
Redfern
Milwaukee
Calhorn
Oakland
Abbott
Kansas City
Busby
Cleveland
Dobson
New York
Blue
Alexander
Chicago
Jefferson
Baltimore
Palmer
Texas
Petarion
Boston
Wise
California
Tanana
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ya Claveland
Baltimore A
San Diego
Ib Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Montreal
Cincinati
Houston
St. Louis
John
Stanhouse
Cincinnati
Nolan
Carlton
Dierker
Rixon
Barr
Lolich
Chisago
Coleman
Burris
Ni¢kro
Messersmith
Strom
St. Lavi
Curtis
YMCA Slo Pitch Recap Hits Easy Wins for GPC Action Realtors Sandy's
Friday results show GPC 1, Action Realtors and Sandy's dominating in YMCA Slo Pitch. GPC 1 won seven hitters. Action Realtors beat GPC 2 17-3. Sandy's 21-9 over Pill Top Top. Schedule notes include J A Jones Construction vs Stanley's at 6 and Crose & Temple vs Kent Research at 7:30.
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YMCA
GPC
Action Realtors
Sandy’s
Action
Sandy
J.A. Jones Construction
Stanley's
Crose & Temple
Kent Research
Wooden Nickle
Leuck Insurance Coder
HIE
Denny Reeves
Mark Kent
Reeves
Leonard
Lenz
Neuman
da. Jones Crose & Temple
Tim Gow
Pat Cooney
Denny Reaves
Stanley
Kent Research Hill
Monsanto
Fox
C— Crouch
Lower Trading Post
Kallanberger
Pace
Kallenberger
Reifert
Hintermeister
Finley
Hoben
Blake
Grouch
Kienn
Foor
Logal
Burke
Curl
Finley blocks sale as three A's stars move on
Oakland owner Charles O Finley defied the league after Bowie Kuhn blocked the sale of Rollie Fingers Joe Rudi and Vida Blue. Fingers and Rudi went to the Red Sox Blue to the Yankees, with Finley ordering his manager not to use the players saying I dont even want them in uniform.
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Oakland A
Charles O. Finley
Chicago
Bowie Kuhn
Oakland
Finley
Rollie Fingers
Joe Rudi
Boston Red Sox
Vida Blue
New York Yankees
Hal Bock
NEW York
Oakland A’s
Charles C. Finley
Kuhn
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Powers
A’s
Blue
Fangers
Rudi
Dick O'Connell
Red Sox
Yankees
Tom
Boston
Fingers
Audi
O'Connell
George Steinbrenner
Gabe Paul
Lea MacPhail
American League
Miller
Players Union
Chuck Tanner
Baseball returns to courts again
Commissioner Bowie Kuhn voided the three million five hundred thousand sale of Vida Blue Rollie Fingers and Joe Rudi to Oakland and Boston drawing threats of litigation from Charles C Finley and Marvin Miller. Kuhn said the action aimed to preserve public confidence and competitive equality.
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Chicken Mahaffey
Photafax
Jaws Jr
Rushbun
Appanoose
Grean Valley
Union
Wert Lake
Piecene Grove
Story
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Rice
Rico Petrocelli
Andy Hassler
Seaver In
Sroove
Bowa
Tony Perez
al Oliver
Manny Sanguillen
Cardinals
Padres
Hector Cruz
Lou Brock
Randy Jones
Expos
Bill Buckner
Steve Garvey
Ron Cey
Charlie Hough
Braves
Bill Madlock
Madlock
R-H Action
Ron Albright
Tony Giles
Jeff Finny
Tim Stelznar
Ry Action Realters
Lones Williams
Alex Vasquez
Ray Oken
Paul Schiebelhut
Ruben Valenquez
HR — Williams
Gary Lersan
Fred Shattler
Jarry Snyder