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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1979

Page

14

Women shine as municipal lanes host weekend bowling events

Over the weekend at May City Lanes and other centers, female bowlers led scoring with Phyllis Sonka delivering a 608 set in the Sat Leftovers and Phyllis McHaus posting a 459 in Church Mixed Doubles. Men’s standout included Dave Hulshizer rolling 222-624 and Dick Knocker 257. The evening saw multiple 600s and first-ever 200s, highlighting a packed league slate.

Dave Holshizer May City Phyllis Sonka May City Lanes Linda Catlett Carol James Happy Couples Barb Boston Lancer Lanes J. McDonough Dick Knockel Lisa Davis Howard Miller Susie Barker Kathy Hausman Mariena Estling Tom Feye Carol Veatch Dave Hulshizer Mary Hunemuller Phylis McHaus Jack Brubaker Larry Robinson Jerry Daugherty Dorothy Young Deanna Ulmer Willard James Bob Crozier Liz Steggall Craig Beiden Bob Argo Larry Finn Linda Miller

Volleyball scores from the league day

Ellis Y defeated Cherry Burrell two to zero in two sets while PSI ASAP won in straight sets. Probation Dept beat Burger King in three sets. Iowa National defeated Heavy Sigh in three hard fought sets. Excuzz Me toppled Iowa Not! in three sets. Metro CR beat Cherry Burrell in straight sets to end the day.

Cherry Burrell Psi-Asap Probation Dept Burger King Lowa National Heavy Sigh Excuzz Me Lowa Not Metro CR

Coe names Dooley and Hudson Coe? Kohawks of the Week

Silas Hudson is named Kohawk of the Week after an 18 point game against Monmouth. Jerry Dooley earns Kohawk of the Week for winning the Upper Iowa Tournament as Coe matman. The Kohawks host Cornell at Moray Eby Fieldhouse in the final home game tonight at 7 with seniors Hud son Schmarzo Archie Robinson Stewart and Crowe making final appearances.

Coe Silas Hudson Jerry Dooley Kohawks Dooley Anamosa

Wilbur wins four kilometer cross country race

Wilbur of Hawkeye captured the four kilometer cross country event at Yellow River Station with a time of 15 minutes 33 seconds. Other results include Eric Goettier 14 under boys 10 09, Kris Wilbur 15 19 girls 10 11, Terry Laver 15 19 boys 10 02, Jeannine Voriand 20 44 ladies 11 43, and Jim Voriand 20 44 men 8 45.

Monona Harold Wilbur Hawkeye Yellow River Station Eric Goettier Luana Kris Wilbur Hawkeeye Terry Laver West Union Jeannine Voriand Preston Jim Voriand

Cedar Rapids Regis topples Kennedy in JV hoops

Rick Kullander scored 19 points to lift Cedar Rapids Regis over C R Kennedy 70 to 53 in Monday JV boys action. Three Regis players added 10 points each: Dave Anders Dan Bergman and Steve Chevalier. Cedar Rapids Prairie edged C R Washington 57 to 56 as Mike Porter scored 18 and Steve Molis led Washington with 15.

Rick Kullander Cedar Rapids Regis C.R. Kennedy Cougars Dave Anders Dan Bergman Steve Chevalier Mike Porter Cedar Rapids Prairie C.R. Washington Steve Molis Warriors

College Basketball Scores From AP List for Monday

AP roundup of college basketball results across multiple conferences. Notable outcomes include Babson over Amherst 58 45 and New Haven 103 over E Connecticut 70 with several overtime games and high scoring by teams like St. Bonaventure 101 Hofstra 81.

Associated Press Babson Amherst Bloomsburg York Brooklyn Mercy Colgate Army Stroudsburg Rider Edinboro Gannon Elizabethtown Lebanon Valley Geneva Penn St.-Capitol Hartwick Oswego St Ithaca Cortland St King’s Scranton Lowell Bates Monmouth Pratt Moravian Albright New Haven E. Connecticut N. J. Tech N.Y. Poly Northeastern New Hampshire Pitt Hawaii Pitt-Johnstown Frostburg St Queens Yeshiva Rhode Island Keene St Robert Morris Adelphi Roger Williams N. England Sacred Heart Manhattanville St. Bonaventure Hofstra

Undeafeated Chappie's leads Kirkwood league action

Chappie's Lounge improved to 11-0 in the Kirkwood Women's Basketball League behind Penny Sebastian's 21 points in a 55-47 win over Clarence of Lowdon. Pat Clancy scored 28 for the losers as Pat Foltz led Mr Bubble's to a 39-33 victory over Mercy Hospital.

Chappie Karen Walters Parker Brothers Ellie Wernet Eby's Smith Brothers Sargent Barb Bray Modern Piping FMC Lehhigh Central Ymca Mike Rupe Nissen Steve Voigt Ahearn Roger Dittmer Maurice Glende G. Stolte M. Tebussek

Coaching and staff changes across major leagues

In baseball the Toronto Blue Jays named Ron Taylor team physician. Astros named Jesus Alou player coach. In football the Jets named McCulley offensive receiver coach and Redskins named Fred O Connor offensive backfield coach. Maine Mariners appointed Bob McCammon coach. Minneapolis Fillies fired Julia Yeater and named Patricia Roberts interim coach. Air Force Academy announced Ray Handley left to become Stanford linebacker coach. Iowa State named Dave Cox assistant athletic director. Virginia Tech named Chuck Hartman head baseball coach Pete.

Vario Toronto Blue Jays Ron Taylor Houston Astros Jesus Alou NEW York Jets McCulley Washington Redskins Fred O'Connor Maine Mariners Bob McCammon Minneapolis Fillies Julia Yeater Patricia Roberts Ge Colle Air Force Academy Ray Handley Stanford Iowa State University Dave Cox Virginia Tech Chuck Hartman

NBA Schedule Note For Monday Through Wednesday

The schedule lists games in sequence with teams and start times for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable matches include Seattle Boston Detroit Philadelphia New Jersey Indiana Washington Milwaukee New York New Orleans Atlanta Kansas City Cleveland Denver San Antonio Los Angeles Golden State with various 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. starts.

N.Y. Islanders N.Y. Rangers Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago Overvision Vancouver St. Louis Colorado Boston Dams Buffalo Toronto Minnesota Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh Washington Troit Lay Seattle New York Boston New Jersey Cleveland Indiana Chicago Detroit Houston San Antonio Phoenix Portland Milwaukee New Orleans Kansas City Denver Son D Golden State

Fairbanks faces unemployment amid coaching bids

In Boston a federal appeals court heard that Chuck Fairbanks faces unemployment as Colorado offers $150,000 yearly and an NFL deal with the Patriots looms. Colorado argues the injunction should be lifted. Patriots claim irreparable harm if he moves. Judges took the case under advisement with no ruling date given.

Boston Chuck Fairbanks Earle Cooley University of Colorado Fairbanks U.S U.S. District Court Colorado New England Patriots Patriots John Blish NFL Blish Cooley

Coe Women Defeat Grinnell In Monday Contest

Coe College women beat Grinnell 42 to 33 as Kim Gibney led Coe with 10 points and Paula Moon added 10 for Grinnell. Halftime score favored Coe 19 to 10 in a tight midwestern college basketball matchup.

Coe College Grinnell College Coe Kim Gibney Paula Moon Grinnell

Marion Girls Rally To Third In Wamac clash

Janene McElree led Marion to a 68 62 win over West Delaware scoring 28 as the Indians finished 9-5 in Wamac play and 13-7 overall Roxanne Jackson added 21 Cheryl Barker 19 with all starters in double figures West Delaware was paced by Mary Klostermann 26 points Marion defense limited Karen Kallitter to six third quarter points Halftime Marion 38 West Delaware 35.

Janene McElree Marion Indians West Delaware McElree Roxanne Jackson Cheryl Barker Mary Klostermann Karen Kallitter Manhawk Manhawks Mary Klein Jean Alien Chevyl Barker WEST Delaware Lisa McQuillen Jean Allen Candy Letts W. Delaware

Cornell Women Suffer 83-27 Loss at Simpson

Simpson College overwhelmed Cornell 83 to 27 in Mount Vernon. Four Simpson players scored in double figures led by Deanna Duff with 16 and Sandy Bergman with 14. Tammi Bissens topped Cornell with 11 as the Big Red dropped its 13th straight game.

Mount Vernon Simpson College Cornell Simpson Deanna Duff Sandy Bergman Michelle Dunlap Diana Steffen Tammi Bissens Corrine Sheppard Hilliary Over Bridget Hampton Sue Gant Corto Edwards Deb Meyer Lee Wessen Pam Nelson Tammi Eissen Michelle McDonald Coco Taylor Janet Schaffer Diane Steffen Candi Easter Wendy Williams Barbingwall

Regis Wins High School Wrestling Match

Regis defeated Anamosa 35 to 23 in Cedar Rapids action. The Royals had three pins to Anamosa’s two led by Chris Ehrke’s 1:32 fall at 167 pounds and falls by Todd Clark 105 and Denice Grove 112. Anamosa’s Bob Atthoff 119 and Brad Heims 138 pinned for the Buffaloes.

Cedar Rapids Regis Anamosa Royals Chris Ehrke Scott Subden Todd Clark Denice Grove Bob Atthoff Brad Heims

Wrestling meet results feature forfeits and pins

98 weight class von Bowers won by forfeit. 105 Todd Clarke pinned Scott Winnerman in 5 29. 112 Denice Grove pinned Phil Fisher in 2 19. 119 Bob Althoff pinned Dave Schulte in 4 31. 126 Jeff Blozek won on a 7 6 decision over Greg Jones. 132 Shawn Cortney defeated Jeff Coons 6 0. 138 Brad Helms pinned Pat Welsh in 3 37. 145 Terry Vernon defeated Denice Prady 10 5. 155 Mike Bisinous defeated John Tworhina 3 3. 167 Chris Ehrke pinned Scott Subden in 1 32. 185 Tim Crom tied Owen Lindney 7 7. Heavyweight Rich Brown won by forfeit.

von Bowers Todd Clarke Scott Winnerman Denice Grove Phil Fisher Bob Althoff Dave Schulte Jeff Blozek Greg Jones Shawn Cortney Jeff Coons Brad Helms Pat Welsh Terry Vernon Denice Prady Mike Bisinous John Tworhina Chris Ehrke Scott Subden Tim Crom Owen Lindney Rich Brown

Midwest hosts five team women’s basketball tourney

Coe College will host a five team women’s basketball tournament featuring Midwest Conference schools from Thursday through Saturday. Participants are Cornell Grinnell Knox Monmouth and Coe. Round robin play includes Coe Cornell at 6 p.m. Friday schedule spans from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with matchups Senate Knox Monmouth and Monmouth Cornell. Saturday features Coe Knox Grinnell Knox and Monmouth Cornell with times 9 a.m. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Coe Cornell Grinnell Knox Monmouth Sasatee Coe-Corneil Monmouth-Grin Coe-Grinnell Knox-Monmouth Corneil-Knox Coe-Monmouth Grinnell-Cornell Coe-Knox Grinnell-Knox Monmouth-Cornell

Kirkwood Tops Muscatine In Women's College Hoops

Kirkwood defeats Muscatine 67 to 63 as four players hit double figures. Andy Nueller leads with 19 points, LuAnne Kimm adds 17, and Donna Crock plus Sherrie Burt each score 10 for Kirkwood, their eighth win. Delores Whittley tops Muscatine with 18 points in a hard fought loss.

Kirkwood Muscatine Andy Nueller LuAnne Kimm Donna Crock Sherrie Burt Delores Whittley Andy Nueker Robin Smitkamp Joni Kleppe Jenna Crock Dawn Ludack Angie Moyer Lori Harris Sharon Peterson Donna Graber Sue McCregor Sherry Capper Musc

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