Regis Bats Unload on Linn-Mar
Regis High School exploded for 11 5 victory over Linn-Mar on the Washington diamond. Regis improved to 17 16 while Linn-Mar fell to 11 7. Curt Downey on four hits in five at bats led the attack with two doubles and four RBIs. Mike Williams and Tom Donnell powered in runs with a first inning RBI single and a two run homer by Donnell. Fat Quinn earned the win to move to 4 5, scattering five hits with nine strikeouts. Linn-Mar’s Corey McGuire Jim Young each had RBI singles in the seventh as Dana Lynn allowed one walk in the loss.
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Miz
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Corey McGuire
Jim Young
Brad Reid
Doug Lehmann
Don Kusmach
Dana Lynn
Harmon Captures Seniors Event at Mason City Country Club
DeWitt pro Don Harmon shot 71 to win the Jows Senior men’s golf event at Mason City Country Club. Everett Schepple of Waterloo was runner up with 74, Jerry Friday of Conrad took third at 76. Next event is August 5 at Finkbine in Iowa City. Low net flight winners include McCollum, Moles, Christallersed, Pearson, Simpson, Anderson, Glenn, with scores and placements listed for Cedar Falls, Des Moines, and Iowa City golfers.
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Mason City
Don Harmon
DeWitt
Mason City Country Club
Everett Schepple
Waterloo
Jerry Friday
Conrad
Finkbine Course
Iowa City
Smower
McCollum
Des Moles
Iver
Christallersed
Cedar Falls
Pat Pearson
Lowa City
RL. Simpson
Gesa
Anderson
Des Moines
Lews Glenn
King to play for Southern Utah State University next season
Bob King, 62, the sparkplug for the Washington Warriors last season, will play basketball for Southern Utah State University next winter. State Coach Stan Jack also announced junior college transfers Brian Schlapkohl of Durant and Dick Grant of Des Moines.
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Washington Warriors
Southern Utah State University
Stan Jack
Brian Schlapkohl
Durant
Dick Grant
Dea Moines
Mann Wins at Columbus Open Lowe’s 65,000 LPGA stop
Carol Mann captured a 65,000 LPGA event at Riviera Country Club in Columbus with a 54 hole total of 204 seven under par. Jan Ferraris finished one stroke back, while Carole Jo Skala tied for third and Laura Baugh and Sandra Haynie tied for fourth. Weather forced nine players to Monday finish. Mann said energy for the U S Women's Open will benefit from this victory.
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Columbus
Miss Mann
Atlantic City Country Club
LPGA
Riviera Country Club
Jan Ferraris
Miss Ferraris
Carole Jo Skala
Laura Baugh
Sandra Haynie
Collings Softball Slash of Pitches and Local Matches
Readable item lists mixed softball results and team matchups across venues like Mudville and South Side Stadium. Notable scores include Castaways 14 percent over Surmmy's 21 and Chosen Fan 19 over Bumpertillers 17, with several additional game outcomes and team names such as Hessie's, Ellis 81o-Pitch, and Robertson's 5.
Bargaining Could Lead to Inflated NFL Salaries
NFL players could see salaries rise 80 to 100 percent if they could bargain with clubs, economist Dr. Roger Noll testified. He said free agency would boost pay, especially for lower and middle ranks, though superstars would gain less proportionally. Defense contends Rozelle Rule sustains competitive balance.
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Mirm
National Football League
Roger G. Noll
World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
Noll
California Institute of Techinology
Rozelle
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Wub
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Pete Rozelle
U.S
Earl Larson
Harvard
President's Council of Economic Advisers
WIA
Edward Glennan
Brookings Institution
Alhhough
James McKay
Novak's Four Hits Pace Skagman Rout
Novak cracked four hits and drove in five as Skagman Realtors routed Cedar Rapids, 16-0, in Major Kid league baseball at Noelrnge Monday. Mark Rogers pitched a one hitter for the winners.
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Skagman Realtors
Cedar Rapids
Mark Rogers
Hinkley's Capture Wins Mixed Two-Ball at St Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hinkley fired an 83 to win the Mixed Two-Ball tournament at St. Andrews course on Sunday. Ted Steele with Mike Hogan and Maxine Gross tied for second at 84. Flight winners were Knowles 95 first, Kupka 101 second, and Jenkins 108 third.
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Ray Hinkley
St. Andrews
Ted Steele
Mike Hogan
Maxine Gross
Dick Knowles
Robert Kupka
Dick Jenkins
Struger Spurs Wilsons 40 11 in Kid League Hitters Highlight
Mark Struger fired a one hitter with nine strikeouts and Mark Murphy added four hits as Wilsons Co whipped Iowa National 11 1 in 10 11 year old kid league at Van Vechten Tuesday Rob Meissenser had three including a homer for Wilsons Joe Martin tripled home the winning run and Tommy Seierstad belted a two run shot as Food Center beat Cedar Rapids Transfer Storage 6 4 at Noetridge Tom Lynch delivered the winning run on a single as Vigortone Feed topped Green Thumb 16 18 Dave Zahn and Todd Kiernen had two hits apiece for To wa Manufacturing in a 19 79 victory Tim McGrath and Bob Bega homered for McDonalds Paul Sandell and Jeff Parson collected two hits each as Tastee Freeze downed Martin Marietta 12 Steve Stefani had two hits for the losers Ray Jerde led Iowa Midland to a 13 1 win over FMC Greg Gerstmer drove in four runs with three hits and Carl Qwara belted a two run homer Moose Lodge defeated Kilborn Photo 10 7 in 12 13 year old play at Noelridge Jim Vallice allowed only three hits as Kings Builders beat Spring House 5 1
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Mark Murphy
Wilson & Co
Iowa National
van Vechten
Rob Meissenser
Wilson's
Joe Martin
Tommy Seierstad
Food Center
Cedar Rapids Transfer & Storage
Dave Zahn
Todd Kiernen
Towa Manufacturing
McDonald's
Tim McGrath
Bob Bega
McDonald’s
Paul Sandell
Jeff Parson
Tustee Freeze
Martin Marietta
Steve Stefani
Ray Jerde
Iowa Midland
FMC
Greg Gerstmer
Carl Qwara
Moose Lodge
Kilborn
Noelridge
Jim Vallice
King’s Builders
Spring House
Richard retires after 20 NHL seasons and 1256 games
Henri Richard, 38, longtime Montreal Canadiens center, announces retirement from the NHL after 20 seasons and a record 1256 games. He cites age and travel rigors, ending a storied era that included 11 Stanley Cups, 358 goals, and 688 assists.
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Montreal Canadien
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Minnesota Fighting Saints
World Hockey Assn
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WHL
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Bobby
Michigan State and Michigan Chiefs Skeptical of Title IX Guidelines
Lansing AP Michigan State University athletic director Burt Smith and University of Michigan Don Canham voiced reluctance to fully adopt federal HEW Title IX guidelines. They argued current programs already strive for equality but worry about funding constraints and revenue from football and basketball versus women’s sports. Both await final guidelines and NCAA cost-cutting talks in Chicago this August.
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Michigan State University
Don Canham
University of Michigan
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Smith
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Chicago
John A. Fuzak
NCAA
MSI
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