Pro Basketball Schedules Change for Thursday Night
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists the Thursday December 4 1980 pro basketball matchups Dallas at Boston Atlanta at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Indiana at Milwaukee Houston at Kansas City Golden State at Denver New Jersey at Phoenix Chicago at Portland as the latest prime time offerings.
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National Hockey League scores and Friday schedule update
NHL results include Rangers 4 over Winnipeg 3, Montreal 6 over Buffalo 5, Pittsburgh 4 over Toronto 4, and Minnesota tied Washington 3. Today’s games list Islanders at Colorado and four others. Friday’s slate features Rangers at Anaheim and boxing results from Las Vegas and Westminster California.
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ECI cage race kicks off with Benton, Linn-Mar frontrunners
Cedar Rapids Prairie and Linn-Mar are favored in the East Central Iowa boys race while Benton Community girls are viewed as the team to beat. Prairies Hawks boast a strong start, Beckman and LaSalle show potential, and Benton’s girls return key lettermen including Kristi Squires and Dana Becker.
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Marion Indians ride Weston to season opener win and weekly honor
Weston, a 6-1 junior, led Marion to a 70 47 victory over Winton scoring 20 with seven rebounds and no turnovers. He earns Gazette Prep of the Week for excelling as a first time varsity starter amid injuries to teammates and a young Indians roster.
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Krepfle Surgery Successful For Eagles
Eagles tight end Keith Krepfle underwent knee surgery in Salt Lake City to repair torn cartilage, with a two week absence expected before the regular season finale at Dallas on December 21. He remains on the 45 man roster.
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McRae Named AL Designated Hitter of the Year
Hal McRae of the Kansas City Royals won the AL designated hitter of the year honor for 1980 after a .293 average with 14 homers and 75 RBIs in 110 games. Otto Velez, Richie Zisk, Joe Charboneau and Terry Crowley followed in voting by league writers broadcasters and PR directors. In Chicago, the White Sox signed four time All Star outfielder Vada Pinson to their 1981 coaching staff and placed Kevin Bell on waivers.
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LaSalle girls overpower Beckman in district basketball
LaSalle high school girls extend season record to 5-1 with a 70 to 32 victory over Beckman of Dyersville. Ann Hanson and LeAnn Tudor combine for 43 points, Hanson 22 and Tudor 21, as LaSalle builds a 45-14 halftime lead. Beckman’s Ann Olberding tops Beckman with 10 points.
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Sutton Signs Pact with Houston Astros Over NYC Offer
Don Sutton chose a four year contract with the Houston Astros over a prominent New York Yankees offer after discussions with Milwaukee Brewers faded. He cited family comfort and a low pressure atmosphere over potential salary gains, saying he would finish his career in a happy, cordial setting rather than in New York City.
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