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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1977

Page

25

White Sox Acquire Renko From Cubs In Season Trade

The White Sox obtained right hander Steve Renko from the Cubs for minor league pitcher Larry Anderson. Renko 2-2 this year with a 4.59 ERA had been on the disabled list for thyroid surgery. The Cubs sent down Randy Wiles to make room and placed Mick Kelleher on the 15 day DL with a broken thumb.

Chicago White Sox Steve Renko Cubs Renko Larry Anderson Randy Wiles Anderson Wichita Arrows Mick Kelleher Dennis Lamp Mike Sember

NCAA may rejoin Olympic committee amid 1970s era talks

The NCAA International Relations committee plans to urge the NCAA to resume membership on the U S Olympic Committee when the council meets in Knoxville. The move follows the NCAA’s withdrawal prior to the 1972 Munich Games amid college push for more influence in U S Olympic programs.

National Collegiate Athletic Assn NCAA Knoxville Tenn International Relations Committee Charles Nevias Munich U.S Boston Rick Miller Dwight Evans Red Sox Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee

North Leads Westchester After First Round

Andy North eagled the final hole for a five under par 66 to tie Miller Barber for the first round lead in the Westchester Golf Classic. North, sidelined by back trouble, said the round felt hopping as big names lagged behind, with Barber and a quartet at 67 right on the pace at Westchester Country Club.

Harrison N.Y Andy North Miller Barber North Jack Nicklaus Tom Weiskopf Lanny Wadkins Tom Watson Barber Westchester Country Club New York Charles Coady Howard Twitty Tom Jenkins Grier Jones

Leonard’s Slider Helps Royals Tie Race With Indians

Dennis Leonard pitched a four-hitter for his 13th win as Kansas City blanked Cleveland 4-0. Managed by Whitey Herzog, Leonard embraced the slider to regain control after a rough stretch, boosting a four-team AL West chase and the Royals’ title defense.

Dennis Leonard Kansas City Royals Royals Leonard Cleveland Indians Whitey Herzog Boston

Staub Leads Lancers PWBA Open Debut in Cedar Rapids

Kathy Staub Fry of Cedar Rapids competes in the inaugural Lancers PWBA Open at Lancer Lanes with about 90 players from the Professional Women's Bowling Association. The event features a pro am Saturday and Sunday, $40 entry, top prize around $2000, and a multi day pro qualifying and match play through Wednesday.

Kathy Staub Fry Cedar Rapids Lancers Lancer Lanes C.R Lela Larson Council Bluffs Betty Morris Virginia Park Norton Velma Grinfields Helen Duval

Browns release rookie Wayne Stanley for Audick

Cleveland Browns release Wayne Stanley to clear space for guard Dan Audick who was acquired from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns host the St Louis Cardinals in an exhibition game at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland Friday night.

Kent Ohio UPI Wayne Stanley Iowa State Cleveland Browns Dan Audick Pittsburgh Steelers Browns St. Louis Cardinals Cleveland Municipal Stadium

Local driver finishes 20th at Milwaukee USAC race

Alan Sheppard formerly of Marion placed 20th in the USAC Fair Stock 150 at Milwaukee. In his second USAC season, he plans to race Sunday at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield after graduating from Marion High in 1972 and moving to Rockford, Illinois. Miller Huggins of the St. Louis Cardinals drew 116 walks in 1910 to lead the National League.

George Scott Boston Ferguson Jenkins Scott Milwaukee Wis Alan Sheppard Marion Sheppard USAC Springfield Marion High Rockford Miller Huggins St. Louis Cardinals

Duck Calling Contest Set for August on Muscatine Riverfront

The sixth annual Great River Day Duck Calling contest is scheduled for August 21 at 1:30 p.m. on the riverfront. The senior division winner earns a plaque and a $100 savings bond and will advance to the world championship in Stuttgart Arkansas. Last year’s champion was Dick Schultz of Cedar Rapids. Information contact Gene Cork Battey at 311 E Sixth Street Muscatine 2644663.

Muscatine Stuttgart Ark Dick Schultz Cedar Rapids Gene “Cork” Battey Sixth Street

Two Miami men charged in Topping murder case

Barry Adler, 18, faces first degree murder robbery and kidnapping charges in the stabbing death of Robert Reed Topping son of former Yankees owner Dan Topping Jr. Andrew Schell, 18, is charged as an accessory. Both held in Dade county jail. Police say Topping was in Miami for a $50 000 drug deal.

Miami Robert Reed Topping New York Yankees Dan Topping Barry Adler Andrew Schell Dade County Harry Cunill Topping

Maquoketa Wins In Lowden Memorial Tournament Thriller

Maquoketa defeated Holy Cross 8 6 as Rick Renner belted a seventh inning grand slam. Steve Rooks fanned 14 for Maquoketa who meet Lowden in Friday’s final while Lowden routed Cascade 4 0 behind Greg Steffens two hit effort. Paul Olsen drove in two and Marnie Scheeper and Pete Johnson contributed key hits. Anamosa’s Todd Martenson led Cascade to win the high school cross country title at Wapsipinicon State Park with 9 36 0 over 3000 meters in a 21 runner field. Open division saw Pat Mally Solon take first in 5 000 meters.

Lowden Rick Renner Maquoketa Holy Cross Lowden Memorial Park Steve Rooks Cascade Greg Steffens Paul Olsen Marnie Scheeper Pete Johnson Anamosa Todd Martenson Iowa Steve Riley Greg Holcomb Martette Pat Mally Solon G Olnee Cascade Greg McCarty Eddie Browns Minnesota Vikings Steve Craig Windlow Hall Rick Danmeier Nate Allen Los Angeles Joe Theismann Mark Moseley Larry Jones Redskins Kansas City Bill Kilmer John Riggins Washington Tony Reed Chiefs Seattle Ralph Nelson Steve Preece Seahawks Oakland Jim Zorn Hugh McKinnis

Payton's Brother Takes Shot At NFL Debut

Eddie Payton, Sweet Pea, the older brother of Walter Payton, makes a preseason bid with the Cleveland Browns hosting the St. Louis Cardinals. The matchup notes his 58 rushing yards in 12 carries for Chicago and previews weekend games across the league with scores and key plays from recent exhibition action.

Payton Chicago Walter Payton Eddie Cleveland Browns Sweet Pea Browns St. Louis Cardinals Minnesota Baltimore Houston New York Giants San Diego Denver Atlanta Miami Dallas New Orleans Buffalo Green Bay Tampa Bay Pittsburgh New York Jets Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Detroit New England Philadelphia Washington Kansas City Seattle Oakland Cleveland Little Walter Bears Memphis Ottawa

Seedorf Wins Title at Grand American Trapshooting

A 4020-entry Grand Am Handicap field targets the 78th Grand American. Delores Seedorf wins the women's title, ties for runnerup in prelims with 97 of 100 from 18 yards. Mike Canterino takes the preliminary handicap with 98 of 100 from 19 yards. David Bechtel wins junior crown, John Webb sub-junior, John Ward veterans, and Lee Davidson industry title.

Vandalia N.Y Canterino David Bechtel Louix Falls S.D Jim Heffner Diamond John Webb Sebina Ohio John Ward Springfield Lee Davidson Tipp City

Iowa Valley Baseball Tourney Opens Saturday

The Iowa Valley league will hold a baseball tournament on Saturday and Sunday. Amana faces Norway at 10 a.m. and Fairfax plays Newhall at noon. Williams meets Cascade at 2 p.m. Keystone faces Watkins at 4 p.m. Semifinals start Sunday at noon with the final at 4 p.m.

Fairfax Iowa Valley League Amana Norway Newhall Williams Cascade Keystone Watkins

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