Fine Print Sports Slate From Cedar Rapids Gazette
Sports listings show multiple high school and college games across Cedar Rapids venues including Linn-Mar, Marion, Prairie, Kennedy, LaSalle, Regis, and West Delaware, with times around 6 to 9 pm and several boys basketball actions plus racing at Hawkeye Downs and stock racing at Galesburg and Rochester, Minn.
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Regis
LaSalie
Marion
Tipton
Benton
Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Wausau
Collins
King
Chappie
Linn-Mar
C.regina
Reging
Linn-Mor
Wohlert
Kennedy
Clarence-Lowden
West Delaware
C City
Beckman
LaSalle
Wisconsin Rapids
B. Chappie
Thorp
Ellis
Hawkeye Downs
Thursday Baseball Schedules From Early Morning Lineups
The page lists multiple MLB matchups with noted pitchers and records across cities including Boston Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit New York Texas California Oakland Minnesota Seattle Pittsburgh Montreal Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco and others with varying game times and pitcher wins and losses. The fragment shows inconsistent formatting and several incomplete entries.
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Boston
Torrez
Renko
Af A
Sorensen
Cleveland
Denny
Toronto
Clancy
Wom
Baltimore
McGregor
Chicago
Burns
Hom
Detroit
Wilcox
Kansas City
Gate
New York
Guidry
Texas
Jenkins
California
Tanane
Aase
Oakland
Keough
Langford
Minnesota
Koosman
Seattle
Honeycutt
Pittsburgh
Condelario
New
Louis
Forsch $E
Montreal
Krukow
Philadelphia
Ruthven
Incinnati
Price
Atlanta
Wiehroe
Los Angeles
Sea Chops Curtis
San Francisco
Knepper
Jsem
East GB
Milwaukee
Dilone
Molitor
Pociorek
Seottie
Corew
Bell
Trammell
Yount
Wills
Randolph
Wilson
RBI
Perez
Hebner
Oliver
Ogilvie
Cooper
Ro Jackson
Rivers
Bumbry
Burleson
Carew
Morrison
D.garcia
Taronto
Griffin
Bumory
Washingtn
Wathan
Oglivie
RoJackson
Thomas
Mayberry
Nettles
Armas
Henderson
Stone
John
Rainey
Travers
Millwaukee
Baseball Leaders In Batting And Pitching Stats
Baseball leaders ranking shows R Smith of Los Angeles batting .328 with Templeton and Cromartie close. Hernandez and Templeton lead runs while Garvey and Schmidt top RBIs. Pitching leaders include Carlton and Reuss with standout strikeout totals and 8 decision records.
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Montreal
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Hendrick
Winfield
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Pittsburgh
Landestoy
Houston
Clark
San Francisco
W ‘Reo
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G.jackson
Sutton
Los Perka
Richard
Carlton
Rivieven
Pittsee
Avon
P.niekro
All-Comers Meet at Kingston Stadium Results
The Kingston Stadium meet lists numerous events across age groups with winners in softball throw, shot put, long jump, high jump, sprints, middle distance, and relay-style distances. Notable performers include Heather Blum, Barry Schmitz, Don Schmitz, DeDe Wesbrook, Tom Busch, Stacy Farms, Mark Kerscher, and Lisa Thurness.
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Todd Winey
Tina Osborn
Mike Wilkinson
Mike McCoy
Don Schmitz
Mike Boyd
Doys
Scott Alexander
DeDe Wesbrook
Don Meade
Dan Schmitz
Scott Kreutner
Lisa Thurness
Brett Edgington
Kerr
Lewis
Tom Busch
Tommy Hollmann
Stacy Farms
Mark Kerscher
Lance Burnett
Stacy Tams
Bob Grant
Someters
Local Softball At Ellis Opens With Wide Scores
Softball action at Ellis Park features multiple matchups. Moser defeats RFK 0 to 7, Olde Towne blanked 0 to 1, and Vigortone tops Frank's 3 to 0. Cedar Rapids beats Des Moines 4 to 3 in All-Star play.
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RFK
Ptieler Realtors
Olde Towne
ML. Hole
Vigortone
Frank's
Gym Bag
Stadium Lounge
Eby's
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Juniors and Open Golf Event at Olde Indian Creek C C
Local golf at Olde Indian Creek Country Club features a Juniors 9 hole division with Leah Hingtgen Mary Thinnes and Kris Hohn as special prize winner. Other prizes go to Beth Madrick Lori Newbanks Nicki Miller and Mary Koy Twonill in multiple small divisions.
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Leah Hingtgen
Mary Thinnes
Kris Hohn
Beth Madrick
Lori Newbanks
Nicki Miller
Mary Koy Twonill
Mike Benkusky
J.D. Schiotterback
Pee Wee
Doug Walker
Jim Lensing
Schiotterback
Metro Kiwanis no hits Cedar Rapids league game
Johnny Mendoza pitched a no hitter for Metro Kiwanis in the Cedar Rapids Kids League action. Other scores include Thur Noon Opts 6 Johnson Gassers 4 and Collins Radio 12 over Fowler Elec. 2 with multiple small ball results listed.
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Eng
Johnny Mendoza
Thur
Johnson Gassers
Pot Lane
Collins Radio
Fowler
Elec
Pizza Hut
Pale Joycees
Hiawatha Lumber
Viking Lounge
St. Luke's
H&h Const
Snyder Mtg
Ahearn Plumbing
Wally's Grocery
Elmcrest and Cherry Hill Swim Meet Triple Winners
Local swimming at Elmcrest Country Club produced triple winners including Elmcrest varsity team members JoAnna Chipokas Krissy Danaher Dan Gavin David Ernst Julie Abrams Brian Jones Dave Airy Jamie Peterson David LeBuhn and Cherry Hill competitor Lori McDowell. Double winners included Elmcrest swimmers Jenny Benning Matt Ernst David Abrams Stacy Cutler Andrea Danielson Jeff Petersen Emily Nelson Mark Nelson Jason Abie Jennifer Petersen Susan Miller Dan Hilker Mike Rosser and Cherry Hill swimmers Rosy Sharp Christy Sharp Nancy Camstedt Raiberts Adams Hodges and Pilling.
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Elmcrest
Joanna Chipokas
Krissy Danaher
Dan Gavin
David Ernst
Julie Abrams
Brian Jones
Dave Airy
Jamie Peterson
David LeBuhn
Cherry Hill
Lori McDowell
Jenny Benning
Matt Ernst
David Abrams
Stacy Cutler
Andrea Danielson
Jeff Petersen
Emily Nelson
Mark Nelson
Jason Abie
Jenifer Petersen
Susan Miller
Dan Hilker
Mike Rosser
Rosy Sharp
Christy Sharp
Nancy Camstedt
Raiberts
Adams
Hodges
Pilling
American coach to lead Swedish team in Moscow Olympics
American Mike Perry from Kingston New York will coach Sweden at the Moscow Games. He traveled to seek U S State Department approval and is currently with the Swedish squad in Poland. Perry says he debated the trip and supports the U S boycott stance while maintaining sports should not mix with politics.
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UPI
Mike Perry
Mike
Moscow
Swedish Basketball Association
Perry
Kingston
N.Y
Washington
U.S. State Department
Poland
State Department
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Association
Carter
Afghanistan
U.S. star to compete for Austria in Olympics
Former University of Pittsburgh jumper Bill Rea, age 28, will compete for Austria in the Olympic Games. Rea, who missed the 1976 U.S. team by a quarter inch, trains with the Austrian squad in Europe and holds dual citizenship from birth in Austria and the United States. His 1976 best was 26 feet 2 inches.
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Arnie Robinson
Randy Williams
Preston Carrington
Munich
Williams
Robinson
Carrington
Rea
Austria
U.S
Killanin recalls Brundage prophecy ahead of Moscow Games
Moscow AP report recalls Lord Killanin reflecting on Avery Brundage’s gloomy prediction that no Montreal 1976 Games would occur. The IOC leader, 66, noted bureaucracy as a common trait of superpowers and indicated he hopes to see the Moscow opening ceremony in 1980 while presiding over Olympic sessions.
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Lord Killanin
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Killanin
Montreal
United States
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Ignaty Novikov
Los Angeles
Tbilisi
Canada
Japan
West Germany
Kilianin
Springville Wins Tri-Rivers Baseball Title
Steve Zeller drove in four runs and Kent Allison added two hits as Springville defeated Alburnett 8-4 to clinch the Tri-Rivers Conference baseball crown. Zeller collected three hits including a two run homer, boosting Springville to 17-1 overall and 15-0 in the TRC.
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Springville
Steve Zeller
Kent Allison
Alburnett
Zeller
Iowa Signs Two Recruits for Baseball Team
Iowa City AP Duane Banks signs two new players for the Iowa baseball team. Outfielder Mark Tate from Muscatine transfers from Seward County CC after a .387 batting mark and 103 stolen bases in high school. Lenny Turelli of Lake Forest Illinois is a pitcher with a 5-1 record and 1.01 ERA this year and also played centerfield and shortstop batting .413.
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Muscatine
Illinois
Iowa
Duane Banks
Mark Tate
Seward County Community College
Seward
Muscatine High School
Lenny Turelli
Lake Forest
Ill
Dick Turelli
Lenny
Iowa names assistant AD to run business operations
Larry Bruner, 43, named assistant athletic director in charge of business operations at the University of Iowa. Bruner, a Tama, Iowa native, has worked in the university business office since 1959 and most recently coordinated budget development for athletics. He replaces and brings strong department knowledge to the role.
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Iowa City
Larry Bruner
University of Iowa
Bump Elliott
Bruner
University
Elliott
Tama, la
Iowa
Three ex champions lead 43rd Iowa Masters field
Ames AP reports that 224 golfers will compete in the 43rd Iowa Masters from Friday through Sunday. Former champions headline the field, including a two time winner, as Ross Randall of Ames seeks back to back titles in a wide open race.
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AMES
Ross Randall
Moscow Olympic Sparkles with Security Push in City
Moscow plans include bag searches for entrants to hotels, a $2 billion upgrade, a new international air terminal, and Europe’s largest domed stadium capable of hosting basketball and boxing. About 600 athletes, mainly from developing nations, reside in the Olympic Village under khaki clad guards with AK-47 rifles. Officials strive to limit contact between visitors and ordinary Russians.
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Moscow
Vladimir Promyslov
Europe
Olympic Village
Communist Party
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