Amana VIP Golf Tourney draws 36 pros in Iowa City
A star studded field of 36 professionals with 1972 earnings over 2 million will play Monday at the Amana VIP Golf Tournament at the Finkbine Course Iowa City. Notables include Julius Boros Gene Littler Orville Moody Lanny Wadkins Rod Funseth and four former Masters champions George Archer Charlie Coody Bob Goalby Gay Brewer. Proceeds benefit the I club scholarship fund plus guest celebrities Stan Musial Joe DiMaggio Archie Campbell Woody Woodbury. Tee times start 9 a.m. with tickets at 5 advance 6 at gate.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Finkbine Course
Julius Boros
Gene Littler
Orville Moody
Boros
George Archer
Charlie Coody
Bob Goalby
Gay Brewer
Jim Jamieson
Moline
Bobby Nichols
Don January
Dave Stockton
Amana
Stan Musial
Joe DiMaggio
Woody Woodbury
Archie Campbell
Llee Haw Fame
University of Iowa
I” Club
Miller Barber
Frank Beard
Don Bies
Homero Blancas
Ernie Boros
Bill Collins
Richard Crawford
Bruce Devlin
Dale Douglass
Lou Graham
Labron Harris Jr
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Jacobs
Dick Lotz
Bob Lunn
Bobby Mitchell
Moon Mullins
Mason Rudolph
J. C. Sneed
DeWitt Weaver Jr
Bert Yancey
Larry Ziegler
Coaches All-America Classic Opens 1973 Season in Lubbock
West and East teams meet at Jones Stadium in the 13th annual Coaches All-America Classic. West, led by USC figures John McKay and Charles Young, is a slight favorite over an agile East under Shug Jordan. Oklahoma’s Greg Pruitt adds depth as about 45,000 fans expected.
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Tex
Jones Stadium
Southern California
John McKay
USC
Trojan
Charles Young
Sam Cunningham
Ralph “Shug"’ Jordan
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Huskies blank Valley in slugfest with 178 runs
Oelwein Huskies outslug Valley of Elgin 178 in two hours thirty five minutes. John Mueller blasted a grand slam as winning pitcher while Mossers and Lamphier fueled a seven homer night with multiple doubles. Next action heads to Waverly and Cresco.
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Rich Holm
Oelwein Huskies
Valley of Elgin
Oelwein
John Mueller
Valley
Strong
Pokey Smith
Moser
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Notes
Baseball standings and weekend games summary. Postponed Boston at Baltimore opener. Saturday card includes Detroit at New York, California at Minnesota, Oakland at Chicago, Texas at Kansas City, Cleveland at Milwaukee. National League leaders list with results from New York Pittsburgh and other matchups.
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Texas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
Fryman
McDowell
Singer
Hands
Hunter
Fisher
National League East
W. L. Pet
G.B. Chicago
Montreal
LOUIS
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Pittsdurgh
Los Angeles
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Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Pittsburgh
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Reuss
Bryant
McAndrew
Blass
Jenkins
Wise
Norman
Hall
Messersmith
Jonn
Brett
Phdmaen
Apwiwuee
Reed
Norton
Kirby
Caldwell
L. Pet. G.B
Las
Abb
Boston Tillens
West Chicago
Telale
Clas Wee
Podokimet
Valley Baseball Invitational Opens at Elgin High
The first annual Valley Invitational Baseball Tournament starts Friday at the high school diamond between Clermont and Elgin. Host Valley faces Turkey Valley at 3 pm, MFL Monona meets West Central Maynard, with Central Elkader and Maquoketa Valley earning byes. Final rounds Sunday afternoon with weekend admission set at 94 cents for adults and 26 cents for students.
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Elgin
Clermont
Valley
Turkey Valley Trojans
Jackson Junction
MFL
Monona
Blue Devils
West Central
Maynard
Central
Elkader
Maquoketa Valley
tdéuJis End
Oelwein sports notes and schedule updates
Oelwein shortstop John Hoffmaster plans to move out of town before summer. The note covers grid schedules with new start times, finals at Nile Kinnick stadium, and a nine game football slate including Western Dubuque on November 2. Also mentions wrestling meets, invites, and local coaching chatter with various references to nearby towns and events.
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John Hoffmaster
Transco
Tripoli
Tama
Nile Kinnick Stadium
Iowa City
Western Dubuque
Upper Iowa College
Jim Killbreath
Manchester
Waukon
New Hampton
Waverly
Tigers stumble through city traffic to Yankee Stadium loss
The Detroit Tigers reach Yankee Stadium after a day-long rain delay and heavy traffic, where a seventh inning two-run double by Bobby Murcer capped a three-run rally as the Yankees beat Detroit 5-4. Elsewhere in the AL, Milwaukee routs Cleveland 8-2, Oakland tops Chicago 7-1, California edges Minnesota 4-3, and Texas blanks Kansas City 3-0. A Baltimore Boston game was rained out.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
New York
Yankee Stadium
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Oakland A's
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Detroit
Tigers
Manhattan
Bronx
Martin
Fritz Peterson
Ed Brinkman
Art Fowler
Don Money
Turkey Valley Bounces USC Leader Sumner 11-5
Turkey Valley upset Sumner Friday behind Tom Kriener two runs batted in with a first inning single. Ken Barloon added a fourth inning RBI double and Ron Hayek drove in a run in the sixth. Curt Howard collected two hits for USC while Louie Schwan drove in two and pitched in relief.
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Turkey Valley
USC
Aces
Tom Kriener
Ken Barloon
Ron Hayek
Curt Howard
Louie Schwan
Schwan
Ryan rally tops Hawkeye in 5-4 victory
Hawkeye fell 5-4 to Ryan in a Friday night men's softball game. Ryan's McCloud hit a triple and Patton a double as they scored twice in the seventh to seal the win. Hawkeye's Bauer homered and doubled, with Jim Graham adding a double.
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Ryan
McCloud
Patton
Jerry Bauer
Jim Graham
Wapsie Valley Girls Rout Tripoli in Two Innings
Wapsie Valley banged out 11 hits in two innings to rout Tripoli 14-2. Connie Kuker belted a homer while Sue Huebner went 2-2, Gail Kleitsch and Barb Hartman had three hits each, and Ann Bailey added two. Wapsie improves to 9-1.
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Wapsie Valley Gals
Tripoli
Connie Kuker
Sue Huebner
Gail Kleitsch
Barb Hartman
Ann Bailey
Wapsie
West Union Romps Maynard In Softball Showdown
West Union defeated Maynard 8 to 1 on Friday night led by Mike Schroyer who went 3 for 3. Tom Grapes and Roger Frederick hit home runs while Petratz Hamnan and Steege added triples for Maynard, as Wenthaold Steege and Wumkes Stephens Barker Bemiss combined for the win.
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Bulletin West Central
Adel
Cedar Valley
Chris Jennings
Glenda Poock
West Union
Maynard
Mike Schroyer
Tom Grapes
Roger Frederick
Petratz
Hamnan
Steege
Ax H E Maynard
Goo Woo
Wenthaold
Wumkes
Stephens
Barker
Bemiss
Girls Softball Schedule Across Iowa Tonight
OELWEIN hosts six games on Monday June 25 featuring Decorah Fredericksburg Turkey Valley Dunkerton Tripoli Winn Wapsie Valley Alburnett Stormont Maquoketa Valley East Buchanan. Boys Baseball pits North Postville MEL Fayette Elkader West Central Sumner Valley Turkey Valley Fredericksburg Oelwein Waverly Jesup Denver Maquoketa Valley Stormont Alburnet Tripoli Dunkerton. Women’s Softball shows Fairbank at Oelwein.
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Fredericksburg
Turkey Valley
Dunkerton
Tripali
Winn
Wapsie Valley
Alburnett
Stormont
Maquoketa Valley
East Buchanan
Postville
MEL
Fayette Elkader
West Central
Sumner
Valley
Oelwein
Waverly
Jesup
Denver
Buchanan
Alburnet
Tripoli
Baseball Roundup Sees Pirates, Mets Split Series In Tight Loss
AP reports Blass struggled with two big hits as the Pirates lost 5 4 to the Mets while several NL games unfolded. Dodgers edge Reds 2 0 on Sutton effort before Buckner’s 10th inning single, Expos top Phillies 4 2, Cardinals top Cubs 3 0, Braves beat Padres 7 3, Giants down Astros. Secretariat to race at Arlington Park June 30 in a three horse match race with Our Native and likely Blue Chip Dan.
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Sutton
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Mike Torrez
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Reggie Cleveland
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Ted Simmons
Bernie Carbo
Hank Aaron
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Babe Ruth
Dave Johnson
Ed Goodson
Giants
Houston
Crenshaw Leads NCAA Golf in Stillwater Final Round
Texas star Ben Crenshaw holds a two stroke medalist lead entering the NCAA Golf Championships final round in Stillwater Oklahoma while Florida maintains the team lead. Crenshaw aims for his third national title and vows to burn it up.
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Texas
Ben Crenshaw
Florida
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