Baseball Sectionals Open Tuesday May 2 1987
Oetar Rapids Washington will host one of 16 spring sectional baseball tournaments. Opening round games slated Tuesday May 2 or Wednesday May 3 with semi finals May 8 and finals May 10. Districts May 15-18, four district winners advance to state at Mason City May 30. Washington sectional features CR Wash vs Jeffers Kennedy May 2 at 3:30, host Wash vs Lisbon at 4. Regis meets Jeff Kennedy winner May 8 at 2:30, Shellsburg plays Wash-Lisbon winner at 4. Washington winner faces Epworth winner in first-round district May 15 at Wash. winner meets Davenport Central May 17 for state bid.
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Oetar Rapids
Washington
Mason City
Wash
Lisbon
Regis
Jeff Kennedy Winnner
Shellsburg
Jotinestn
Mario
Tom
Fey
Ratene
Bhatt
Galvin
Labert
Dann
Ukragg
Urkey Valley
Meldee
South Winnes
AZ Baverport
Cs Aa
Tuero Nastase win in Madrid tennis tournament
Linda Tuero of Metairie Louisiana won the women's singles at the Melia Trophy in Madrid defeating Alena Palmeeva 6 3 1 3. Il Nastase of Romania captured the men s crown by beating Frantisek Pala 60 60 after a semifinal win over Jane Kodes 2 6 67 7 4 7 6 6 3. Stan Smith and Nastase won the men's doubles title defeating Andres Gimeno and Manuel Orantes 6 3 64 4
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Tuero
Nastase
Madrid
Linda Tuero
Metairie
Romania
Miss Tuero
Alena Palmeeva
Czechoslovakia
Chamartin
Frantisek Pala
Jane Kodes
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Nastese
Spain
Andres, Gimeno
Manuel Orantes
Riessen Defeats Laver In Quebec Open Tennis Final
Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois won the $1,000 first prize at the Quebec Open, defeating Australia’s Rod Laver 7 8 not 7 8 6 2 7 5. Riessen beat Arthur Ache of Miami to reach the final, while Laver had eliminated Cliff Drysdale on Saturday to advance.
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Riessen
Laver
Quebec
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Australia
Rod Laver
Arthur Ache
Miami
South Africa
Cliff Drysdale
Saturday and Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
A patchy OCR summary lists numerous Saturday results in Minor Facts American Association and Southern, Pacific Coast, Teva, and International leagues. Entries show scores like Omaha 2 over Byensule 5 and Evansville 5 over Deuvty Wientta 4, with other city matchups and unclear team names across multiple dates.
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American Association
Indiananalia
Omaha
Byensule
Bepyen
Alsa
Gktanand EN
Ds Wiebity
Rasutty Evansville
Deuvty Wientta
Gelanoma City
Iraliana
Jowa Ity Tulse
Illinois Tops Bucks For Loop Rugby Title
Illinois defeated Ohio State 16 to 12 to win the sixth annual Big Ten Rugby Championship in Lafayette Indiana. Michigan won the consolation title over Wisconsin 21 to 8. Purdue was eliminated by Illinois 9 to 6 and Indiana fell 6 to Ohio State. New York Cosmos named John Young of Scotland as assistant to coach Gordon Bradley.
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Lafayette
Ind
IRP
Tminois
Ohio State
Nini
Iowa
Northwestern
Minfeats
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Hliness
Rick Young
Odiana
Saturn New York
New York Cosmos Today
John Young
Scotland
Gordon Bradley
Young
Cosmics
Fight Results and South Korea Taesern Tale
Fragmentary report from a press dispatch describes boxing or combat results, mentions South Korea as a location, and cites names such as Lavette and Nakaanwa. The text is garbled with OCR errors but signals an event outcome and international references.
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Amectatag Press
Buenos
Edie Sansa
Eavanna
Kore
Mtoe
Oklahoma Sweeps Iowa State in Big Eight Doubleheader
Oklahoma, leading the Big Eight, defeated Iowa State 7-1 and 12-2 in a Sunday doubleheader to improve to 7-2 in conference play and 21-9 overall, while Iowa State fell to 4-5 in league and 11-11 overall. Jackson Todd pitched a four-hitter in game one, Rick Jacobs allowed five hits in game two, and Ed Tandleman hit a solo homer for Oklahoma State University in the second game.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Cyclones
Jackson Todd
Rick Jacobs
Ed Tandleman
TSU
Waterloo Gal Ist in Gymkhana
Sue Frank of Waterloo won the overall title Sunday in the SCCA gymkhana racing Saab. Frenchy Massare, Doyce Bailey, Ron Fisher, John Frank, and Ruth Kerns also won specified classes and divisions in Cedar Rapids area event. PARIS AP Bob Park Ihiser, former Purdue standout, named MVP foreign player in French league by panel. Villeurbanne Flu clinched second straight title.
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Sue Frank
Waterloo
Miss Frank
Frenchy Massare
Doyce Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Ron Fisher
Marion
Massare
Bailey
Fisher
John Frank
Ruth Kerns
PARIS
Bob Parkhiser
Purdue University
Bratteuriter Union
Park- Ihiser Jed
Villeurbanne Flu
Pearson Careful in Winning Rebel 400
David Pearson, 37, wins the Rebel 400 in Darlington driving a Mercury to beat Richard Petty in Plymouth by two laps. Prize money totals $14,850, adding to Pearson’s career earnings over $606,000 since 1980. The race featured shifts among Ford and Dodge contenders, with Pete lly Parsons Yarbrough and Isaar among top finishers as caution laps spread. Pearson also held pole position on the 13th, a nod to his long NASCAR career.
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Bloys Britt
Auto Raciow
Darlington
5. C
David Pearson
Pearson
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Petty
Bobby Allison
Buddy Baker
Bobby Isaar
Jets
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Fred Lorenzen
Benny Parsons
Parsons
Joe Frasson
Golden Valley
Minn
Dodge
James Hylton
Inman
Isaac
Baker
Allison
Wasg
Wood Brothers
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
King Leads Oaks to 10-8 Win Over Tulsa
In Tulsa, the Iowa Oaks rallied with nine runs in the seventh and eighth innings to beat Tulsa 10-8. Doug King homered and drove in four, Manny Trillos added three hits, and Ron Clark had four RBIs as the Oaks evened their record at 22-22. Guatemala beat the United States 2-2 in an Olympic soccer elimination match.
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King
Tulsa
Okla
Iowa Oaks
Doug King
Towa
Manny ‘Trillos
Ron Clark
NBA and NHL Playoff Results From Unreadable Fragments
Fragmented report mentions finals and playoffs across NBA and NHL with unclear teams and results. No definite scores or dates are readable. key entities cannot be identified.
Janey Captures IMCA Opener at Pelican 300
Cedar Rapids driver Janey powered his 1970 Plymouth Road Runner to victory in the Pelican 300 at Louisiana State Fair Speedway. He set two records and earned a $950 first prize after a 150-mile race in 1 hour 58 minutes 7.04 seconds, finishing five laps ahead of Don Shmpson of Kentwood. Warren Hughes of Baton Rouge finished third. Derr did not compete.
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Shreveport
Irv
Janey
Cedar Rapids
Louisiana State Fair Speedway
Don Shmpson
Kentwood
Warren Hughes
Baton Rouge
Ernie Derr
Keokuk
Yakuchi Fuji Retain Tag Team Crown at Memorial Coliseum
Yakuchi and Yasu Fuji retained their North American tag team title by defeating Ronnie Etchison and Omar Atlas at Memorial Independence in Waterloo. The program featured Monte Carlo 9, a disqualification win for Rufuy R. Jones over Black Tyre, and race heats with Sanger winning a season point title and clocking 21.53 in Waterloo.
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Chat Yakuchi
Yasu Fuji
Ronnie Etchison
Omar Atlas
Memorial Independence
Marion Booster Club To Elect New Officers
The Marion Booster club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the high school to elect officers for the coming year. Coaches Tom Madson Del Bush and Jerry Skilling will speak.
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Marion Booster Club
Tom Madson
del Bush
Jerry Skilling
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