Pesavento and others post high scores in May City leagues
Al Pesavento led with 706 for 238 225 243 in the May City lanes. Donna Ponto 233 618 in Women’s City Major at Legion Lanes. Kathy Fry welcomed a new baby boy. Multiple bowlers posted scores across May City Lanes and surrounding leagues including Ray Hanson 268 and Gladys Reinhardt 590.
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al Pesavento
Donna Ponto
Legion Lanes
Kathy (Staub) Fry
Bruce H. Scott
Keith Weber
Rita Serbolsek
Dan Stéggall
Bob Keenan
John Kopf
Gladys Reinhardt
Joanne Goodell
Kathy Parker
Lynette Wichman
Janice Phillips
Kay Pitlik
Bev Ramirez
E & S Electric
Jim Nielsen
Jan Tellin
Marion Cashway
Bob Henry
Town Electric
Chuck Pagel
Grant Hale
Ray Hanson
Nancy Gladwin
Leagues
Washington Girls Gymnastics Beats Marion 141 3 2
Cedar Rapids Washington defended state title by sweeping four events and the all around. Leslie Tibbitts won four events plus the all around, topping Marion 141.95 to 112.5. Debemneney W, Albaugh W, Robe W, Kazimour W, Owens W, Lewis W, Grannan W, Tibbitts led vaults floor balance beam bars tumbling and all around with several teammate placings.
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Leslie Tibbitts
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Marion
Debemneney
Julie Albaugh
Monica Robe
Estie Tibbitts
Cory Kazimour
Beth Grannan
Tibbitts
Kazimour
Ann Owens
Julie Lewis
Gannon and Lynch Lead ECS Scoring At Midseason
Iowa City Regina star Mark Gannon and Cedar Rapids Prairie guard Sheila Lynch top the East Central Iowa Conference scoring lists. Gannon averages 23.0 points per game, Lynch 45.4 in league play, with other leaders named across boys and girls standings and rebounds.
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Iowa City
Regina
Mark Gannon
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Sheila Lynch
Gannon
Lynch
Benton Community
Brian Bartz
C.R. LaSalle
Mark Schenkelberg
C.R. Prairie
Reg Hastings
Linn-Mars
Mike Woodhouse
Gary Fries
Randy Norton
Linn-Mar
Curt Krumrer
Regis
Nell Sullivan
Dyersville Beckman
Kate Witte
LaSalle
Mary Meek
Benton
Jane Mercham
Linn- Mar
Lisa Geske
Joyce Weeg
Prairie
Soph
Connie Shogren
Kim Gardemann
Mossbarger Leads Wamac Scorers and Rebound Leader
Mossbarger of Wamac and former Cedar Rapids Kennedy star tops the girls scoring with 38.1 points per game and shoots 65 percent from the field. Marion duos Denise Jackson and Janene McElree rank fourth and fifth in scoring, while Steve Schone of Marion is second in boys scoring at 18.6, with Marty Schoenthaler of Maquoketa first at 25.7. Schone also leads rebounds at 11 per game with Deb Miller of Marion second in girls rebounding at 7.4.
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Vinton
Mona Mossbarger
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Mossbarger
Marion
Denise Jackson
Janene McElree
Steve Schone
Marty Schoenthaler
Maquoketa
Schone
Deb Miller
Maas leads Iowa City West in high school gymnastics
Laura Maas won three events and the all around title as Iowa City West defeated Cedar Rapids Jefferson 127.9 to 120.3. Maas swept floor and balance beam, and uneven bars, posting 29.6 all around. Staci Pazdernik added vault and tumbling scores.
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Iowa City
Laura Maas
Iowa City West
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
ICW
Maas
Staci Pazdernik
Pazdernik
Cedar Rapids Washington JV Defeats Jefferson 43 35
The Cedar Rapids Washington junior varsity improved to 6-5 with a 43 35 win at Jefferson High Thursday night. Doug Ilen scored 10 points for the Warriors while Ross Wiebold tallied 12 for Jeff.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
C.R. Jefferson
Doug Ilen
Warriors
Jeff
Ross Wiebold
Banks joins Cubs board of directors in NL notes
Ernie Banks was elected to the Chicago Cubs board of directors in the National League roundup. Fordham University fired head basketball coach Dick Stewart and named Tracy Tripucka interim coach, as part of season staffing updates.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Fordham University
Dick Stewart
Tracy Tripucka
Volleyball Adult Church League Scores and Standings
Volleyball results from the Hope community league on 11 15 16 list teams such as 1st Lutheran, St Matthew, Christ Church, St James, ALDS 3 15 15, Kenwood No 2, Central Park, 1st Pres, Church of Nat, Ist Lutheran, Salem, St Pauls, NPCC, Kenwood Park, Grace Brethren, Lovely Lane, St Andrews, Cedar Hills, Baptist Brethren. Final scores include 15 8 14 and 26 15 16 among many 15s.
Basketball scores and top scorers from local league
Red Cross 70 Faith Angels 62. Papa Juan's 70 Barlow Foods 41. Mid-Continent 66 Acme Electric 62. Coe College 77 Hy Vee 47. Top scorers include Mitchell 26 and Dale Galusha 26 for Red Cross, Elmer Mims 16 FA, Gary Cooper 19 PJ, John Hefferman 23 Barrow, Steve Voit 31 MC, Jerry Garner 17 Acme, Denny Paynter 21 Cee, Bob Kirsch 14 Hy Vee.
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Red Cross
Faith Angels
Papa Juan's
Barlow Foods
Mid-Continent
Acme Electric
Coe College
Hy-Vee
Lightning
Mitchell
Dale Galusha
Elmer Mims
Gary Cooper
Barrow
John Heffermen
Steve Voit
Acme
Jerry Garner
Cee
Denny Paynter
Bob Kirsch
Namath’s Exit Marks New Stage Beyond Football
Joe Namath ends his football career with melancholy dignity as networks seek him as a broadcaster and Hollywood eyes his roguish charm. The Bears Bear Bryant era and Alabama’s Orange Bowl moments frame a lifelong wish to teach and a devotion to family. Namath’s fame pivots to a glamorous, uncertain postgame spotlight.
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NEW York
Joe Namath
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Pat Haden
Chuck Knox
Joe Willie
Namath
New Orleans
Hollywood
America
Sures
Joe
Sonny Werblin
New York Jets
Beaver Falls
Hempstead
N.Y
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bama
Bear Bryant
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Texas
Alabama
Longhorns
College Scoreboard Snapshot From National Roundup
A detailed sweep of college basketball results across divisions shows East region action with Adelphi beating LeMoyne 65 58 and other matchups like Brooklyn College 82 Staten Island College 74. Midwest and Southwest games feature Saint Louis 75 Florida State 88 and Abilene Christian 48 Angelo State 47, among many daily scores and forfeits.
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Em Houston
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Ski Reports From Wisconsin And Illinois Mountains
Mount LaCrosse reports excellent skiing with an 18 to 36 inch base and 3 inches of new snow. Telemark in Cable notes excellent conditions with 24 to 34 inch base on downhill and 5 to 6 inch base on cross country plus 1 inch new snow. Chestnut Mountain in Galena lists very good conditions with a 20 to 28 inch base and ongoing snowmaking. all runs open. Sundown in Dubuque shows 18 to 40 inch base with wind packed and wind blown crust. all runs open.
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