Cummins Awards honor Uthoff Rosenberg Kinch at Cedar Rapids banquet
The Cedar Rapids Sports Club held its 11th annual Tait Cummins Awards Banquet at the Sheraton. Dean Uthoff Iowa State 6 11 center was named Eastern Iowa Outstanding Amateur Athlete and Rosenberg and Kinch received Outstanding Citizens Contributing to Sports and Youth.
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Walt Kinch
Sheraton Inn
Cedar Rapids Sports Club
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Don Melichar
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Steve Erusha
Sheraton
Cedar Rapids
Uthoff
Iowa State
Eastern Iowa
Big Eight
Top-ranked Hudson Falls to Unbeaten Streak at Sectionals
Top-ranked Hudson lost 82-66 to Grundy Center in a class 3A sectional final as Kay Rick led Grundy Center with 58 points. Earlier Tri-Center of Neola saw its 22-game win streak end at Audubon 66-50. Other headlines in Iowa girls basketball district action included Fairfield, Vinton, Montezuma, Williamsburg, and Cedar Rapids Regis advancing to semis and finals with multiple 4A and 3A winners across Eastern Iowa.
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Grundy Center
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Grundy
Kay Rick
Tri-Center
Neola
Audubon
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
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Iowa
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Cedar Rapids LaSalle
South Iowa
Montezuma
Williamsburg
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B-G-M
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Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
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Osage
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Jefferson
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Durant
West Branch
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Don Bosco
West Central
Springville
East Central
Miles
Postville
Center Point
Norway
Garwin
Deep River-Millersburg
Bennett
Wapsie
Lost Nation
LaSalle Lancers Fall to Vinton in Low-Scoring Clash
Vinton edges LaSalle 71 to 60 as Hanneman leads with 28 points. Tudor and Hanson add key scoring for LaSalle while Watthem, Tudor, and the LaSalle guards are praised by Vinton coach Shepard for containing the Lancers.
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Tudor
Hanson
Shepard
The
Lancers
LaSalle
Julie ‘Blietz
Corrigan
Chris Howe
Karen
Ting
Jennifer Boddicker
Cynthy Hanson
Murphy
Joan Watthem
Vinton
Jane Hanneman
Jill Murphy
LeAnn Tudor
Ann Hanson
Theresa Panek
Hall
Julie Blietz
Hudson boys top LaSalle in 70-61 win
Hudson shot 72 percent from the field to beat Cedar Rapids LaSalle 70-61 as Ken Murray 16 and Dave Church 13 led Hudson. LaSalle fell to 9-7 after suffering their ninth loss in 16 games with Duane Schulte scoring 18 and Rob Erusha 20.
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Cedar Rapids LaSalle
LaSalle
al Arp
Ken Murray
Dave Church
Mark Scheilhorn
Kevin Dimier
End
Hegg
Evens
C.R. LaSalle
Duane Schulte
Rob Erusha
Matt Tepley
Rob Staub
Ron Spoden
Joe Graff
Spoden
Bolin leads Cornets past Stars with 131 125 win
Molly Bolin scores 41 points 16 in the second half to lift the Iowa Cornets over New York 131 125 in the Wo mens Basketball League. Pat Hodgson Charlotte Lewis Connie Kunzmann and Doris Draving also reach double figures as Iowa withstands a late Stars surge. Pearl Moore leads New York with 30 points 20 in the second half while Sharon Farrah and Janice Thomas add 27 and 24.
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Des Moines
Molly Bolin
Iowa Cornets
New York
Iowa
Stars
Cornets
Bolin
WBL
Pat Hodgson
Charlotte Lewis
Connie Kunzmann
Doris Draving
Robin Tucker
Pearl Moore
Sharon Farrah
Janice Thomas
Kunzmann
Moore
McEnroe resigns as Iowa Cornets GM in WBL
Katie McEnroe 25 resigns as general manager of the Iowa Cornets of the Women's Basketball League, to explore other opportunities in the WBL and possibly join the Dallas Diamonds or a Tampa Bay expansion. The Cornets recently reshuffled ownership with George Nissen reducing to 20 percent while Dick Vance Rod Levi and Michael Falbo share control.
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Katie McEnroe
Iowa Cornets
Women’s Basketball League
McEnroe
WBL
New York
Algona
Dallas Diamonds
Tampa Bay
Cornets
Cedar Rapids
George Nissen
Florida
Dick Vance
Rod Levi
Ankeny
Michael Falbo
Indoor horseshoe meet set for Sunday in North Liberty
An indoor horseshoe pitching tournament will be held Sunday at 9 a.m. in North Liberty. For more information contact Harold Hughes at 364-2829.
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North Liberty
Harold Hughes
Mahre Finishes Second in Special Slalom at Olympics
Phil Mahre of White Pass Washington clocks 53.31 in first run and 51.45 in second to place second to Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark as U S ski team eyes hockey semifinal versus the Soviet Union. Jacques Luethy takes bronze as Stenmark seals another gold.
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White Pass
Wash
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Ingemar Stenmark
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Soviet Union
Mahre
Stenmark
Jacques Luethy
Switzerland
Phil
Steve
Pete Patterson
Billy Taylor
Madre
Jean-Claude Killy
Billy Kidd
Jimmy Heuga
Patterson
East Germany
West Germany
Eric Heiden
Linda Fratianne
Brooks
Madison
Wis
Kai Arne Stenshjemmet
Terje Andersen
Heiden
Tom Erik Oxholm
Lidia Skoblikova
Innsbruck
Fratianne
Annet Poetzsch
Poetzsch
Hanni Wenzel
Liechtenstein
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