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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

9

Top pros open play in Amana VIP tournament

More than three dozen top pro golfers plus celebrities gathered at Amana Iowa for the 11th annual VIP tournament the richest one day pro am in the nation with a $30000 purse and two new cars The field includes Masters champion Tom Watson and 1976 U S Open winner Jerry Pate plus first woman JoAnne Carner and stars like Whitey Ford Mickey Mantle Ernie Banks Stan Musial Glen Campbell Tennessee Ernie Ford and Joe Garagiola Proceeds go to college scholarships and officials expected 15000 to 20000 spectators for a potential record crowd

Iowa City Iowa UPI Amana JoAnne Carner Glen Campbell Tennessee Ernie Ford Tulsa Chicago Tom Watson Jerry Pate Johnny Miller Ben Crenshaw Hubert Green Dave Stockton J.C. Snead Lee Trevino Gene Littler Gary Player Billy Casper Julius Boros VIP Jim Dent Dent Crenshaw Jack Nicklaus Green Snead Casper Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Carner

Dake and Fenn win at West Liberty track in tough night

Darrell Dake of Cedar Rapids captured the late model feature marking his first win since last year's Hawkeye Downs accident. Kenny Fenn led the sportsman feature from start to finish for another first place trophy as 34 late models and 28 sportsman cars raced before 4,000 spectators.

Gale Reed Darrell Dake Cedar Rapids West Liberty Kenny Fenn Dake Hawkeye Downs Ron Hemstead Hemstead Duane Steffe Tom Hearst Ron Ken Degood John Simonec Steffe Hearst Prymek Birkhofer Mellecker Weedon Rummelhart Moss Bill Breuer Ron Boyse Steve Becker Fenn Johnny Johnson Denny Bermel Larry Dane Mike Elliot Bill Newman Steve Kepler Kepler Gail Brenner Newman Steve Bill Schrader Mike Niffenegger Mike Davenport Vince Fiala Niffenegger West Liberty Fairgrounds Dale Gegner Super Stocks Inc

Red Sox rout Yankees 11-1 to complete sweep

Boston pounds New York 11-1 as home runs from Doyle Carbo Yastrzemski Rice and Scott back Ferguson Jenkins five homers. White Sox sweep doubleheader vs Oakland to grab AL West lead amid early pace battles with Minnesota. Wood returns from knee injury with win. Cleveland and Kansas City win. Seattle edges Texas.

Boston Red Sox Billy Martin Chicago White Sox Red Sox Yankees Denny Doyle Bernie Carbo Carl Yastrzemski Jim Rice George Scott Boston Ferguson Jenkins Bill Oakland A’s Minnesota Kevin Bell Jorge Orta Chicago Wilbur Wood Lamar Johnson Lerron LaGrow Wood Cleveland Detroit California Milwaukee Kansas City Seattle Texas

Softball Clinic Registration Open at YMCA

Girls from 8 to 18 may register at the Washington YMCA building by Tuesday 5 p.m. The clinic, led by Jane Hagadorn, Iowa women's coach, runs at Green Field from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday. The fee is 1 dollar for YMCA members and 1.50 dollars for non members.

Washington Ymca Jane Hagadorn University of Iowa Green Field YMCA

Banks to conduct baseball clinic in Washington

Duane Banks head Iowa Hawkeyes baseball team coach travels to Washington Tuesday to lead a baseball clinic for youths through 16. Sponsored by the Washington YMCA, with Doug Dunlap and Hawkeye players assisting. Session at Green Field from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Registration $1 for Y members and $1.50 for non members, due by 9 p.m. at the YMCA desk.

Duane Banks University of Iowa Washington Washington Ymca Doug Dunlap Banks Hawkeye Green Field YMCA

Zwanziger and Stewart win Eldon Raceway features

Bill Zwanziger of Waterloo and Tony Stewart of Washington won feature races at Eldon Raceway on Saturday. The late model field saw close finishes with Fred Horn, Dick Schultz, Denny Osborn and others in podium positions. Jerry Pilcher, Marion Sherman and Denny Banks won heats alongside several drivers across three late model heats and three sportsman heats.

Bill Zwanziger Waterloo Tony Stewart Washington Eldon Raceway Zwanziger Fred Horn Dick Schultz Denny Osborn Ken Walton Jim Brown Ramo Stott Dan Dickey Steve Fraise Em Friehiem Jerry Pilcher Stewart Banks John Troxel Tom Essary Larry Hanna Marion Sherman Eugene McBride Dick Lewis Ron Jackson Sportsman John Keller Denny Banks Dan Beavers Em Frieheim

Sutton leads Dodgers past Cubs in four hitter

Don Sutton pitched a four hitter to beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 as the Dodgers extended their lead. Lee Lacy drove in two runs with a homer and a double while Ron Cey added the other run with his 16th homer. A benches-clearing brawl after Rick Reuschel hit Reggie Smith led to multiple ejections. The Expos, Mets, Phillies, Giants, and Padres also won in NL games.

Fred Down UPI Tom Cincinnati Don Sutton Los Angeles Dodgers Mets Tom Seaver Reds Sutton Chicago Cubs Cubs Bobby Murcer Jerry Morales Manny Trillo Steve Ontiveros Lee Lacy Ron Cey Rick Reuschel Reggie Smith Smith Reuschel Herman Franks George Mitterwald Montreal Expos Houston Astros Philadelphia Phillies Atlanta Braves San Francisco Giants Pittsburgh Pirates San Diego Padres St. Louis Cardinals

Green wins Open under gun fire threat in Tulsa

Hubert Green held off Lou Graham to win the U S Open at Southern Hills after a death threat forced security to brief him at the 14th green. Green finished 278 with a one stroke margin, earning 45000 dollars, a Ryder Cup spot, and a World Series berth.

Tulsa Okla UPI Hubert Green Lou Graham Green Graham USGA Frank D. Tatum Southern Hills’ Security Charles Jones FBI Oklahoma City Tatum Tom Weiskopf Tom Purtzer Britain Hubie

Millionaire Vanderbilt Keeps Bed in Salt Dishes

Millionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt could not sleep unless the four legs of his bed stood in dishes filled with salt to ward off malevolent spirits, a pruning of superstition tied to wealth and status.

Cornelius Vanderbilt

Brake golfers lead Twilight League in Friday victory

Eldon Brake's team beat Bob Lowe 27 to 13 to top Twilight League standings. Westphal and Dalrymple tie for second after wins over C. Paul 24 to16 and Logan 23 to 17. Medalist honors went to Jim Lloyd with 34, Morrison shot 36, and a host of low scores followed. Team leaders show Brake 24.0, Westphal 22.4, Dalrymple 22.4, Carr 21.8, Logan 21.4, Lowe 20.4, with Lloyd 19.2 and Morrison 19.2 among others.

The Evening Journal Eldon Brake Bob Lowe Westphal Dalrymple C. Paul Logan Lloyd Bollman Morrison Hensel Jim Lloyd Giff Morrison Busley S. Keating C — Bannister Cox D — Boyd Tetley E — Mills Trier F — Burlingame Reed G —C Brown Garrett H — Eden Bartlett Sitler I — Hibler Norris H. Levy J — Wulf Perdock King Brake Carr Lowe D. Paul

Go-Cart Champions Crowned At Richland Track

A large crowd watched 28 go cart racers with two new champions in the 100 C.C. class. Marty Westen and Harry Walker won heats. Westen led the finals with Mulacny second. In the other division Saner won and Walker took second. 125 C.C. class saw Rick Harper win two heats and the championship with Dicks placing second in the final. Races are held Fridays on Highway 77 north of Richland with rain dates set for Tuesdays.

Richland C.C Washington Marty Westen Harry Walker Mike Saner Joe Mulacny Ottumwa Gary Sievers Westen Mulacny Saner Walker Bill Rooker Mitch Niner Niner Rick Harper West Grove John Dicks Highway 77

Crane softball drops and wins four in weekend tourney

The Crane Company softball team of Washington split four games to move to 23-9 on the season. Saturday at Green Field they went 1-2 in their mini tournament, then Sunday at Fairfield they won 6-5 over Ainsworth. Tom Trier homered and tripled, Don Wyngarden and C. Doughty contributed key hits as Crane rebounded with a 13-2 win at Fairfield over Iowa State Bank before a 6:30 p.m. midweek game at Fairfield.

Crane Company Washington Crane Green Field Fairfield Tom Trier Ray Johnson Crane Bats Ainsworth Jim Carr Marty’s New Sharon Chuck Doughty Carr Trier Doughty Don Wyngarden Dave Tremmel Tom Doughty Johnson Kirk Helmstead C. Doughty Iowa State Bank Rick Pearson Wyngarden T. Doughty Champ Dunbar Randy Sojka

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