Staub Sparks Mets with Two Homers in 5-2 Win over Astros
Staub snapped his slump with two solo homers powering the Mets to a 5-2 victory over the Astros. Jerry Koosman earned his third straight win as Staub and teammates end a dry spell with multiple homers for the first time this season.
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New York Mets
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Darrell Evans
Mike Lum
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Chicago
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Dave Kingman
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Bowling Highlights Walt Scott Jr 631 and Madlock 581
Walt Scott Jr 631 led Cedar Rapids bowling at CR Bowl. Phyllis Madlock 581 topped women’s scores, with other top marks by Jim Thorton 160 and Sue Roderick 107. Numerous leagues and teams such as Sunset Twelve and Marion junior seniors posted high games and series, including 254 by Kit Segriff and 259 by Curt Burge.
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Phyllis Madlock
Cedar Rapids
Darrellene Wagoner
Kit Segriff
Sunset
Archie Farmer
Doug Cairns
Ed Vlasek
Roy Slagenweit
Glen Wilson
Fritz Tuchel
Bill Rawson
Donna __Bratten
Marilyn Brown
Jean Versluis
John Lauser
Sharon Losenicky
Marion Jr. Sr.s
Joan Carpenter
Tim McCracken
Scott Nohre
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Terri Kopetsky
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Ie Gasper
Miller High Life
Steves
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Pb’s
Hot Shots
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Kathy Aven
Malynda Naggle
Rick Tobin
Hiawatha A & W
Hiawatha Lbr
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Marilyn Thomson
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Our Savior No
Comets Schedule Twin Soccer Doubleheaders This Weekend
The Cedar Rapids Comets host two back to back soccer doubleheaders on the Kingston stadium pitch. Saturday at noon the Comets B play Iowa City B while Quad Cities meets Cone Christian at 2 p.m. Sunday at 1 p.m. the B squad faces Quad Cities B, followed by the Comets A versus Parsons College. Clinics run both days at 11 a.m.
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Kingston Stadium
Comets
Iowa City
Quad Cities
Cone Christian
Parsons College
Pence Cards 51 as Wash Girls Triumph
Carol Pence shot 51 to earn medal honors as Washington high girls golf defeated Kennedy 225 to 242 at Squaw Creek. Kennedy players included Cathy Pontius 57 and Pam Kammerer 60. Washington also counted Ann Zimmerman 54 Debbie Estes 59 and Cathy Severson 61.
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Washington High
Kennedy
Squaw Creek
Cathy Pontius
Pat Dorsey
Pam Kammerer
Deanna Laughlin
Washington
Ann Zimmerman
Debbie Estes
Cathy Severson
Jefferson Junior Varsity Downs Kennedy 3-0 in Eight Innings
Larry Paxton fired a two hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as Jefferson JV beat Kennedy 3-0 in eight. Guy Stoecker delivered the go ahead RBI single in the eighth, while Kennedy’s Mike Simmons struck out 11 in defeat. Jefferson improves to 1-1, Kennedy to 3-1.
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Jefferson
Kennedy
Guy Stoecker
RBI
Mike Simmons
Jeff
Paxton
Gaskill
Simmons
Newland
Choate
Hensch shoots 51 to lead Prairie girls golf win
Sheryl Hensch earned medalist honors with a 51 as Prairie’s girls golf team defeated Regis 264 to 285 at Twin Pines on Wednesday. Prairie scorers included Sheryl Hensch 51 Anne Phillips Jeannine Johnson 73 Terri Keden 73. Regis scorers were Erin Hennessey 65 Pam Dawson 73 Janie Schultz 73 Janet Merfeld 74.
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Prairie
Regis
Twin Pines
Anne Phillips
Jeannine Johnson
Terri Keden
Erin Hennessey
Pam Dawson
Janie Schultz
Janet Merfeld
UNI Runners Win Triangular Track Meet
UNI won 10 of 18 events in a triangular meet against Loras and Wisconsin-Platteville in Dubuque. The Panthers totaled 83 points, beating Loras 70 and Wis-Platteville 34 with multiple event wins including sprints, distance, and relays.
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Loras
Wisconsin-Platteville
Panthers
Wis ionsin-Platteville
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