Marichal Makes Hall of Fame Debut for Dominican Republic
Juan Marichal became the first Dominican inducted in the Hall of Fame during a ceremony in Cooperstown with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn noting the international flavor. The event featured flags and national anthems from the United States and the Dominican Republic, and Marichal spoke in Spanish before finishing in English.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Juan Marichal
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Marichal
Dominican Republic
United States
San Francisco Giants
New York
Iowa to host 1986 NCAA wrestling championship
Iowa City will stage the 1986 NCAA Division I national wrestling tournament after the NCAA offered the event to the University of Iowa. Gary Kurdelmeier, Hawkeye official, cited Carver-Hawkeye Arena as ideal and noted plans for future events including a 1985 NCAA basketball regional and the 1985 Junior Olympics in Iowa City.
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Brian Chapman Lazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Gary Kurdelmeier
Iowa
NCAA
Myriad Convention Center
Oklahoma City
Meadowlands Arena
New Jersey
Myriad
Kurdelmeier
Hawkeyes
Carver-Hawkeye
Big Ten
Chicago
Coralville
Hawkeye
Davis earns Pan Am wrestling berth for United States
University of Iowa senior-to-be Barry Davis won the 125.5-pound spot in a Pan American Games wrestle-off, defeating Joe Corso after Corso was cautioned for stalling. Davis, a former Cedar Rapids Prairie standout and two-time NCAA champ, advances to represent the United States.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
University of Iowa
Barry Davis
United States
Davis
Cedar Rapids Prairie
West Des Moines Valley
Joe Corso
Corso
Section C SGONS ute. ach B 1-3C MONEY
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SGONS
Oe Cron
Pali Eee
Reds rally to 9-3 win over Waterloo
The Cedar Rapids Reds beat the Waterloo Indians 9-3 at Memorial Stadium before 1 378 fans. Waterloo committed six errors in four innings leading to early runs as Chris Sabo drove in a run with a double and Noboa errant throw set the stage in the first inning. The win narrows the division gap to five games behind the Central Division leader.
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Memorial Stadium
Waterloo Indians
Indians
Cedar Rapids Reds
Reds
Waterloo
Gomer Hodge
Bruce Kimm
Kimm
Chris Sabo
Junior Noboa
Turkey Valley edges St John in state softball opener
Turkey Valley 3 St John 0 as Mary Lensing holds St John to three hits and the Trojanettes capitalize on seven errors for three unearned runs. The win leaves Turkey Valley 33-4 and advancing to face Sioux City North at 8 30 p.m. Wednesday in Fort Dodge.
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Garette
Fort Dodge
Turkey Valley
Mary Lensing
St. John
Trojanettes
Eagles
Sioux City North
Colfax
Clear Creek
Kingsley -Pierson
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Dubuque
Iowa City
Regina
Urbandale
St. John’s
Maureen O'Loughlin
Lyle Rosch
Wanda Barkema
Huxley Ballard
Garner-Hayfield
Independence St. John
Newton
Orient-Macksburg
Huxley-Ballard
Beck's 71 Leads Pribyl Rotary Junior Golf Open
Beck shoots 1 under 71 to lead Open Division of the Pribyl Rotary Metro Junior Boys event at Squaw Creek. He carded four birdies and three bogeys for 35-36, one stroke ahead of Kurt Hockaday among 15 to 17 year olds. others trail by several strokes as tournament continues Wednesday at Indian Creek.
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Jim Beck
Squaw Creek
Beck
Kurt Hockaday
Bob Kollsmith
City
J.D. Schlotterbeck
Bob Blank
Greg DeKock
Jim Doyle
Scott
Indian Creek Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Elmcrest Country Club
Rozelle suspends Reilly of Rams over jail sentence
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle suspended Rams linebacker Mike Reilly for the 1983 season citing public confidence concerns. Reilly serving a one year jail term for felony drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter, has been on a work furlough practicing with the team.
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Calif
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles Rams
Mike Reilly
Nolan Cromwell
John Robinson
Cromwell
Robinson
NFL
Oklahoma
Reilly
Cal State-Fullerton
Rozelle
Rams
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Luzinski
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Gazette
Don Hornstein
Dallas Bogner
Cedar Rapids
Frank Nye
Bogner
Bill Parcell
Brian Duggan
Veterans Memorial Tennis Center
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Manson
Gowrie Prairie
Jefferson
Pribyl-Rotary
Kurt Hochoday
J.D. Schietterbeck
Ike Conndy
Dennis Morks
Matt Grundy
Erik Ervin
Tim Carstensen
Mark, Tschetchat
Mike Piccieff Schmid
Steve Burke
Roger Jones
Lma
Brett Wiederin
Paul Gavin
Craig Bey
Mike Turner
Scott Unash
Jay Andrews
Todd Anim
Jim Lensing
David Jakubowsky
Kesin Braver
Dahn Armon
Mike Murry
Todd Kozod
Jim Doyte
Scott Sheetz
Steve Warren
Joy Thinnes
Terry Murray
Pete Caldwell
Deron Berkhof
Joe Alderman
Tom Busch
Mark Smith
John Locher
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Luke Pilling
Tom Blank
Paul Beck
Bryan Hoefer
Travis Hall
James Hodges
Hodes
Dave Walker
Dan Sen
Brent Rhines
Mark Wertman
Rea
Tichael Holmstedt
Robbie
Indian Creek
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Armon
Murry
Korod
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Doyle
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