Pro Basketball Schedule With Snow and Cold Conditions
A list of NBA games with matchups and start times includes Atlanta at San Diego Montefusco 2-3, New York at Philadelphia Carlton 13-4, Chicago at Cincinnati Bereny 9-6, St. Louis at Houston Niekro 9-9, and San Francisco at Los Angeles Welch 9-5. Fowlkes 0-0 listed for the San Francisco game.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toronto
Seattle
California
Chicago
Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
Minnesota
Kansasity
Gura
McGregor
Erickson
Zahn
Norris
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Mitchell
Zisk
Word
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Englert
Simpson Cf
Smalley
Maler
Hrbek
Hr—Engle
Mater
Goetti
Cowens
GBSB
J. Cruz
Bochte
Mailer
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Bannister
Washington
Stanton
Los Angeles
Golden State
San Diego
Portland
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Utah
Dallas
Denver
Phoenix
Indiana
San Antonio
Montefusco
Zachry
Carlton
Bereny
Martin
Niekro
Fowlkes
Welch
Baseball Moves and Coaching Shifts Across Leagues
Seattle trades and optioned players include Andre Robertson to Columbus and Butch Hobson placed on the 15 day DL. Bobby Brown sent to Salt Lake City as a player to be named later in the Shane Rawley deal. Brad Gulden traded to Wichita for Bobby Ramos assigned to Columbus. Brooklyn College names Robert erea and Chazz Schoenfeld as assistant coaches. Ed Whitley joins St Louis on waivers from San Francisco. Weather may alter schedules for tennis golf and track events at Coe Kennedy Linn-Mar Prairie Washington and Bettendorf Inv. meets.
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New York
Andre Robertson
Columbus
Butch Hobson
Bobby Brown
Salt Lake City
Shane Rawley
Seattle
Brad Gulden
Wichita
American Association
Bobby Ramos
Mark Radford
Brooklyn College
Robert Erea
Chazz Schoenfeld
St. Louis
Ed Whitley
San Francisco
Iowa Colleges Softball Scores Highlight Cedar Falls
TV listings note Masters Golf highlights on WHBF WKBT and KCCI. Softball at UNI-Dome Cedar Falls features William Penn 33, 1-2 with scores shown.
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WHBF
WKBT
KCCI
Uni-Dome
Cedar Falls
William Penn
Golf Statistics From 1982 Greater Greensboro Open
PGA Tour leaders across scoring, driving, greens in regulation and putting with top players listed. Highlights include Tom Kite and Calvin Peete leading several categories, and Jerry Pate amid prize money tops.
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Tom Kite
Johnny Miller
Calvin Peete
Tom Watson
Scott Simpson
Tateo Ozaki
Fuzzy Zoeller
Gary Trevisonno
Bruce Douglass
Tom Weiskopf
Jim Thorpe
Fairway
John Mahaffey
Mike Reid
Bill Rogers
Peter Jacoben
Ack Nicklaus
Craig Stadler
Bill Britton
Ken Green
George Urns
Bill Coffee
Scottimpson
Andy Bean
Eagle
Iie
Jerry Pate
Ick Faldo
Andy North
Craig Adler
Bobby Clampett
Scott Hoch
Ince Heafner
Craig Stadier
Hale Irwin
Wayne Levi
Money Leaders and Rankings Across Golf Tennis
A snapshot of top earners in women’s golf led by Sally Little and Amy Alcott, followed by men’s money leaders including Ivan Lendl and Jimmy Connors. ATP rankings list John McEnroe first, with notable names such as Jimmy Connors Vilas and Gerulaitis. Volvo Grand Prix standings feature Connors and McEnroe as top men’s players.
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Sally Little
Amy Alcott
Hollis Stacy
JoAnne Corner
Nancy Lopez- Melton
Beth Daniel
Sandra Haynie
Ayako Okamoto
Kathy Whitworth
Patty Sheehan
Ivan Lendl
Tomas Smid
Jimmy Connors
Guillermo Vilas
Vitas Geruloitis
Jose-Luis Clerc
John Sadri
Bill Scanion
Peter McNamara
Balozs Taroczy
ATP
John McEnroe
Ivan Lendi
Bjorn Borg
Vitas Gerulaitis
Eliot Teltscher
Johan Kriek
Guillermo Vitas
Chip Hooper
John Sadii
Yannick Noah
Caulkins Poised to Break Weissmuller Title Record
Gainesville Florida AP Tracy Caulkins a 19 year old University of Florida freshman eyes eclipsing Johnny Weissmullers 36 national titles at the 1982 United States Swimming Short Course Championships held in Gainesville. Caulkins of Nashville Aquatic Club has 35 titles and has set American records in multiple strokes at her home pool. Weissmuller reached the mark between 1921 and 1928.
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Gainesville
Fla
Johnny Weissmuller
United States
Tracy Caulkins
University of Florida
Weissmuller
Caulkins
Nashville Aquatic Club
University of Florida O’connell Center
Cold Weather Delays Begin Spring Baseball Schedule
Detroit opens Friday in Kansas City against the Royals while Milwaukee starts Monday vs the Rangers after a snow dump delays Brewers Indians. Toronto hosts Milwaukee as rain and cold loom. several games move to domes or sunny West Coast venues. White Sox co-owner Reinsdorf criticizes dome openings versus warm weather matchups.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Royals
Tigers
Toronto
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indians
Rangers
West Coast
Seattle
Minnesota
White Sox
Jerry Reinsdorf
Oakland
California
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Snead Forecasts Higher Scores at Augusta Masters
Sam Snead notes Augusta National is in top condition but greens are faster than ever. He fears higher scores and predicts many three and four putts as he eyes the Masters after a late-career decline and no recent cuts.
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Snead
Ben Hogan
Retired Mens Golf Season Delayed to April 16 at Squaw Creek
The Retired Mens Golf Association regular season opening was postponed one week due to snowfall. Tee off at Squaw Creek on April 16 begins at 7 a.m. The Cedar Rapids Amateur Softball Association has 12 inch slow pitch openings in its Sunday league with a $275 entry fee. contact Gary Lekin at 396 0744 or CR Amateur Softball Association, P O Box 2309, Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406.
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Mens’ Golf Association
Squaw Creek
Cedar Rapids Amateur Softball Association
Gary Lekin
P.O. Box
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fleckenstein Wins 178-Pound Title In Central States Meet
Cedar Falls wrestler Matt Fleckenstein of Cedar Rapids captured the 178 pound championship in the Central States Schoolboy Wrestling Tournament last weekend. He pinned three opponents and won the title match 7 to 3. Softball league seeks three more teams for Church 14 inch slow pitch. entry is 75 dollars for a 32 team league, balls included. Contact Dennis Valenta at 362 5179 for details.
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Cedar Falls
Matt Fleckenstein
Cedar Rapids
Fleckenstein
Church
Dennis Valenta
Bowling finals set for charity event at May City Lanes
Deadline today for qualified bowlers to file entries for the finals of the Bowling Against Cancer tournament. More than 2,600 participants in the first round. Twenty men and 20 women from each of seven alleys advance to the April 18 finals at May City Lanes, with action also at Castle Lanes Cedar Rapids Bowling Center Jubilee Lanes Lancer Lanes Legion Lanes and Town and Country Bowl.
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American Cancer Society
May City Lanes
Castle Lanes
Cedar Rapids Bowling Center
Jubilee Lanes
Lancer Lanes
Legion Lanes
Town and Country Bowl
Gibbons Named Freshman Wrestler of the Year
Iowa State freshman Joe Gibbons, a 126 pounder from Ames and brother of Jim Gibbons, earns Amateur Wrestling News Freshman Wrestler of the Year after a 25 5 2 season with eight falls. He won the Midlands and ISU Invitational titles and placed fourth at NCAAs.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Joe Gibbons
Amateur Wrestling News
Ron Good
Joe
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Cyclones
Gibbons
Iowa
Jim Gibbons
Iowa State
Wisconsin Nears Hire of Illinois State Coach Bob Donewald
Wisconsin officials may announce the hiring of Bob Donewald as head basketball coach as early as today. Reports from Champaign and Madison television stations indicate Donewald, a former Indiana assistant to Bobby Knight, is UW’s top choice and has been offered the job.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Bob Donewald
Illinois State
University of Wisconsin
Champaign
Ill
Madison
Donewald
Bobby Knight
Indiana
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CFA to vote on adding basketball to college football group
The College Football Association plans a June vote at its Dallas convention on including men's basketball. CFA executive director Charles M. Nevnas said 61 member schools will decide June 4 to 6, with many major powers outside CFA. The CFA excludes Big Ten and Pac Ten. Marquette and DePaul are not members.
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Kansas City
Dallas
Nevnas
CFA
Big Ten
Pac- 10
Marquette
DePaul
Metro
Bowling results highlight city leagues and tournaments
Steve Kreutzer led the men at C R Bowling Center with 224 and 666. Dorothy Staub starred at Lancer Lanes with 234 and 592 for Romco Daytime. Other notable scores include Jim Sires 244-619, Mary Ellen Singer 148-394, Jim LeGrand 256-624, and Tom Conrad 247-645.
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Kreutzer
C. R. Bowling Center
Dorothy Staub
Lancer Lanes
Jim Sires
David Krenz
Terrie Novak
St. Matthews
Mary Ellen Singer
Merry Maids
Betty Svoboda
Morning Delight
Sue Neil
Susan Bowman
NFL
Barb Carver
Mark Mahan
Bill Ellis
Pat Bentley
Terri Tuttle
Jerry Zumbreunnen
Jubilee Lanes
Jubilee
Carl Long
Len Olson
Tom Conrad
Rick Eggelston
Romeo
Eagles
Eom Nooktgeboren
John Inge
K. of C
Larry Augustin
Denny Goeders
Iowa All Star Cagers to Meet Airliner Team in Des Moines
Iowa colleges and universities select ten players for an all star squad to face the Amateur Athletic Union Airliner team in a benefit double header at Dowling High School West Des Moines. Coach Frank Sylvester leads, with proceeds aiding a Convalescent Home for Children.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Amateur Athletic Union Airliner
Kevin Boyle
Kenny Arnold
Robert Estes
Iowa State
Donnie Earl
Tony Watson
Drake
Ken Trip
Graceland
Curtis Evans
Loras
Eric McCoy
Upper Iowa
Doug Kintzinger
Luther
Raymond Buchanan
Grandview
Frank Sylvester
Vince Brookins
Steve Waite
William Mayfield
Europe
West Des Moines Dowling
Minnesota High School
Bulls eliminated as 76ers top Bulls 117 104 in Chicago
Julius Erving scored 23 points and Bobby Jones 18 to lift the Philadelphia 76ers over the Chicago Bulls 117 104. The win gave Philadelphia a four game winning streak while Chicago’s defeat sealed the Bulls' playoff fate with six straight losses. Andrew Toney added 17 and Orlando Woolridge led Chicago with 18.
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Chicago
UPI
Julius Erving
Bobby Jones
Philadelphia 76Ers
Chicago Bulls
Sixers
Bulls
Philadelphia
Andrew Toney
Orlando Woolridge
Ronnie Lester
Bucks Win Sixth Straight As Moncrief Leads
Milwaukee defeats Boston 122 to 116 for a sixth straight win. Sidney Moncrief and Bob Lanier each scored 26 points, Marques Johnson 20, with the Bucks overcoming a 65-65 halftime tie and 15th game tie at 100-100 with 8:27 left. Parish tallied 26 for the Celtics, McHale 25, who dropped to 1-3 in their last four.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Sidney Moncrief
Bob Lanier
Marques Johnson
Milwaukee Bucks
Boston Celtics
Moncrief
Johnson
Bucks
Robert Parish
Kevin McHale
Celtics
Pat Cummings
Wisconsin recruit list shapes future Big Ten rosters
The page lists several high school and feeder program players across Big Ten schools. Notable names include 6-7 Ken Colliers of Chicago Crane Tech and 6-11 John Askew, with potential destinations including Northern Illinois, Iowa State, and Northwestern. The summary highlights limited scholarship availability at Northwestern and the breadth of recruiting across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Purdue, and Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Ken Colliers
Chicago
Northern Illinois
Iowa State
Northwestern
Wildcat
Rich Falk
Bob Grady
Ohio State
al Kortokrax
Delphos
St. John's
Purdue
Mack Gadis
Indianapolis Pike
John Askew
Detroit
Highland Park
Herb Robinson
Lansing
Mich
Epstern
Craig Perry
San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
Crane Tech
Robert Thomas
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