Controversial restart seals Morris seventh West Liberty win
COLUMBUS JUNCTION Controversy over a late restart did not alter the result as Mel Morris of West Liberty captured his seventh feature in nine starts. A long drivers meeting followed, with several accidents marred by track conditions and a light pole incident involving Bill Douglas and Tom Harris. Morris led from the pack amid engine troubles for others and was declared winner after the restart controversy. The program also included demolition derby prelims and a schedule of races through July 4 at Burlington and West Liberty.
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Columbus Junction
Mel Morris
West Liberty
Morris
Doak Allen
Burlington
Mort Conner
Mount Pleasant
Allen
Dale Gegner
Brighton
Bob Ensminger
Bill Douglas
Tom Harris
Iowa City
Junior Briggs
Letts
Gene Darnell
Muscatine
We Morris
West Livery
Stanley Crooks
Hop Ensminger
Bop Kleindgrph
Ron Hemsted
Lene
Tree
Trop AS
HH Jen
SenKten
Teletndelpe
Ralph Ericson
Lockridge
Ensminger
John Muulink
West Liberte
Bob Zwolsnek Lats
Crooks
John Moss
Town City
Kim Mitchel
Gene Na+ton
Hemsted
Hob Hindbaugh
Bob Starts
Wapello
Main
Bill Newman
John Brumley
Jews City
al Seering
Cature
Mortis
Moss
Brooks v. Mullink
Newman
Park Lane Golf Clinic Sef Tuesday
Muscatine golfers will be featured in a golf clinic at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Park Lane Golf and Country Club. The event is free and open to interested golfers and will last about one hour. Sue Meerdink Lille, a former top Town tournament competitor in the 1950s, plays out of Las Colinas Country Club in Dallas and will soon compete in the National Women's Open Journey in Minneapolis.
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Sue Meerdink Lille
Muscatine
Park Lane Golf and Country Club
Sue
Las Colinas
Dallas
Tex
Minneapolis
Stargell Staying Out Of Doghouse
Baseball results and standings fragment summarize Sunday games and upcoming schedule. The text lists scores such as Cincinnati 5-4 over Pittsburgh and Chicago 9-8 over Philadelphia, with multiple American and National League results and a lookahead of Tuesday matchups among New York, St. Louis, and Los Angeles.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Pojevelandd Vey
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Associated Press
Harry Walker
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walker
Pirates
Giants
Bill
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Bob Veale
Hank Aaron
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
al Ferrara
Francona
Tito Francona
1986 U S Open leaders money winners standings
Final top standings list Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus and others with first place prize of $25,000 and second $12,500. Amateur status noted for ar denoting amateur. Included are round scores and player names across the field from the San Francisco AP report.
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San Francisco
Palmer Blows Lead In Open Playoff Thinning Field
Arnold Palmer blew a seven stroke lead in the final round of the U S Open and tied Billy Casper at 278. They meet in an 18 hole playoff for the title, the fourth Open playoff in five years. Palmer shot 71 68 Casper 68. Nicklaus Lema Marr Hogan and Player also scored high in the Olympic Club event. The playoff is set to be televised by ABC TV at 4 pm EDT.
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Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Billy Caspar
AP Photefax
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Casper
Ben Hogan
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Arnold
Olympic
Lakeside
Pion
Lema
Dave Marr
Marr
Phil Rodgers
Gary Player
South Africa
Abc-Tv
Startling
Campaneris Stars in Double Win as A's Sweep Angels
Bert Campaneris powered both ends of a doubleheader, scoring the lone run in the opener and the tying and winning run in the nightcap, as the Kansas City Athletics swept the California Angels 1-0 and 2-1. He also starred in the nine-position feat discussed by owner Charles O. Finley, who insured Campaneris for $1 million.
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Cardinals
Ray Washburn
Jim Burning
Washburn
Philadelphia
Cubs
Astros
Billy Williams
Glenn Beckett
Lee Thomas
Byron Browne
Randy Hundley
Campaneris
Kansas City Athletics
Angels
Charles O.finley
Athletics
Finley
Danny Cater
Frank Malzone
Mike Hershberger
Waterloo Vacation Trip Nets $1,000 Prize
Steve Spray, from Indianola, won $1,000 after a late bid by Ralph Campiano to tie for the Waterloo Open title. Both shot six-under 103s over 27 holes at Byrnes Park. Amateur Bill Hall placed third with 104, while pro Ed Schumann earned $600 for second.
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Waterloo
Steve Spray
Indianola
Spray
Ralph Compiano
Des Moines
Byrnes Park
Bill Hall
Monticello
Ed Schumann
Davenport
Park Ridge
Ken Folkes
Concord
N.C
Milwaukee Jaycee Open Results Feature Local Golf Standouts
Judy Kimball of Sioux City tied for 22nd at the Milwaukee Jaycee Open with a 72-hole total of 203 and earned 117.50. Pro fields included Jim Kachellek, Ted Ridenour, Don Palmer, Labron Harris Jr. and Jack Rule in a tight leaderboard, nine players broke par, with Rule among those near the top in Waterloo.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Towa
Milwaukee
Jim Kachellek
Dubuque
Ted Ridenour
Vinton
Don Palmer
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Local High School Games Tonight Across Iowa Conferences
Eastern Iowa and Southeast Iowa prep schedule features Muscatine at Pam Bruner Field and Pleasant Valley at Hayes, with Wilton, West Liberty, Mount Vernon, Solon, and other area matchups. YMCA softball at Weed Park broadcasts early evening pairings, while Little League and Senior Majors list several local teams and fields.
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Eastoman
Muscatine High
Pam Bruner
Pleasant Valley
Hayes
St. Mary's St. Mathias
First Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran
First Eub
Braver
West
Pirates
Giants
Taylor Field
Dodgers
Cubs
Oak Park
Kerr-Stein Park
Elks
Weekend Sports Scores Roundup From Multiple Cities
A compact recap of results across cities with teams like Richmond and Toronto posting wins and losses. Notable showings include Indianapolis, Denver, Tacoma, Seattle, San Diego, Vancouver, and Spokane with varied scores across Saturday and Sunday play.
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Resatta
San Diego
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Denver
Spokane
Tulsa
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Hawaii
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Terrell
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Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
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Sam Solomon
Lou Gross
Bobby Nichols
Doug Sanders
John Miller
Mason Rudolph
Wesley Ellis Jr
Mike Rathet
Rob Gibson
Phillies
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Milt Pappas
Reds
Tony Perez
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Sammy Ellis
Mets
Pete Rose
John Stephenson
Bob Green
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Bert Campaneris
Ginger Rogers
California Angels
Willie Smith
Joe Foy
Dave Johnson
Dave McNally
Boog Powell
Red Sox
George Scott
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Mike McCarmick
Fred Valentine
Ken Hamlin
Indians
Chicago Salmon
Rocky Colavito
Dick McAuliffe
Jim Bouton
Dave Wickersham
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Harmon Killebrew
Sry
Don Mincher
Killebrew
Mincher
Twins
Ken Berry
White Sox
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DIAL
CTA
West Second Stree
Kimball
Bruce-Terminix
Terminix
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