Dolphins win in overtime against Broncos in preseason
Fuad Reveiz booted a 48 yard field goal with 4 10 left in overtime to lift the Miami Dolphins 16 13 over Denver after a 52 yard drive. A Denver fumble by James Pruitt set up the decisive Miami possession at the Denver 32.
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NFL Exhibitions Recap: Treadwell And Wright Spark Late Rescues
In Denver a rain soaked exhibition sawDavid Treadwell hit a 51-yard field goal with 1:01 left to tie Miami 13-13 as Warren Marshall and Reveiz connected for late scores. Green Bay and Kansas City battled to a 21-21 overtime tie with Randy Wright leading two fourth quarter scoring drives and Sterling Sharpe catching a 43-yard TD.
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Teleconnect falls behind as ISC tournament action continues
Mark Sorenson hits an inside the park homer for Teleconnect with Steve Rowe scoring on the play. Steve Zediker and Kernaghan pace Harold's and Canadian Tire with power and timely hits as Harold's sweeps to semifinal victory. Keith Peterson of Waterloo contends for top hitter as Peter Finn stars in 1981 meet.
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Louganis Triumphs in Diving Finals With Close Scores
Greg Louganis led late in prelims and held on to win finals with a split jury totaling 83.70. Bradshaw and Ferguson traded positions in a tight platform race, Bradshaw finishing 80.64 and earning five 9s on his final dive. Mitchell led platform prelims with 76.14 while Williams advanced with 444.21 total. Fischbach and Wyland followed, Williams facing a rough start after opening round.
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Reynolds Passes Up Relay In Slim 300 Meter Showdown
American Butch Reynolds, not fully recovered from a beating, avoided the relay. He raced 300 meters, finishing 32.22 seconds to edge Walter McCoy but looked uncomfortable. Danny Everett won the 400 meters in 44.61, while Andre Phillips took the 400 hurdles in 47.90.
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Bisons set minor league attendance record in 1980s season
Buffalo Bisons drew a record 1,061,319 tickets sold at Pilot Field, surpassing the Louisville Redbirds 1983 mark. A 19,500 sellout against the Omaha Royals helped set the record as the team eyes a potential major league move amid fan excitement and stadium hype. Critics question inflation and sustainability of the rush.
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Manske and Pomerantz Lead At Atlantic Championship
Bill Manske of Algona and Robb Pomerantz of Des Moines shot 64 to lead the 30th Tournament of Champions at Atlantic Country Club. Devin Dahlgren and Jim Carell carded 66, with a 67 group including Scott Chiapkas, John Lounsberry and Dick Seybert. Nineteen players broke par as the event continues with low 96 and ties after today.
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J-Hawk Volleyball Practice Schedules Start at Jefferson High
Volleyball practice begins Monday at Jefferson High School with varsity at 8 a.m. sophomores at 10 a.m. and freshmen at noon in the gym. A practice permit card is required.
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Cedar Rapids Regis Volleyball Practice Times Set
Varsity volleyball will start practice Monday at 8 a.m. with sophomores at 10 a.m. and freshmen at noon. The area sports note specifies physical forms are required to participate.
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Grayer Leads Olympians in Late Run and Double Figures
Grayer scored the last seven points of the run including a dunk off a Mitch Richmond feed as the Olympians leaned on five players in double digits. Richmond 14 Hawkins 10 Manning 12 Anderson 13 and Grayer 7 paced the scoring while Robinson battled foul trouble. Thompson urged better perimeter defense to curb mid lane drives. Lohaus and Hansen, former Iowa players, contributed a few points for their NBA teams.
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Dawson Homers Twice as Cubs Rally for 8-7 Win
Andre Dawson hit two homers and drove in five as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Atlanta Braves 8-7. His ninth inning fly ball scored Mitch Webster for the winning run after a bases loaded chance, with Rich Gossage getting the final out.
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Astros 5 Pirates 1 led by Darwin three-hitter and Bell heroics
Houston's Darwin pitched a three-hitter as Buddy Bell, back from the disabled list, went 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBI. Bell and Glenn Davis hit consecutive homers in a three-run fourth inning to lift the Astros past the Pirates 5-1.
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Orioles owner Williams leaves estate to widow Agnes
Baltimore Orioles owner Edward Bennett Williams dies at 68 after cancer fight. The will leaves the franchise and other assets to Agnes Williams with decisions on ownership to be made by her, possibly selling the team or retaining majority interest. Attorney Cohen cites weeks to decide and notes a long estate settlement ahead.
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