Fine Print Minors Burlington at Wis. Rapids
A brief sports snippet lists matchups for a junior league slate with Burlington visiting Wisconsin Rapids and Clinton hosting Wausau, along with Quad Cities at Appleton and Waterloo at Cedar Rapids. No results shown.
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Burlington
Wis. Rapids
Clinton
Wausau
Quad Cities
Appleton
Waterloo
Ceder Rapids
Mg Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
Waterloo of CR Reds Major Open at Ellis Park
The schedule lists Waterloo of CR Reds in the Major Open at Ellis Park with Collins facing Midwest Gallery at 8:15 p.m. Also on the slate are Class 4A districts with CR Kennedy squaring Linn-Mar and CR Washington meeting Marion at Center Point, plus CR Jefferson facing 1C West and Prairie meeting 1C High at Norway.
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Waterloo
C.R. Reds
Collins
Midwest
Ellis Park
C.R. Kennedy
Linn-Mar
Center Point
R. Washington
Marion
C.R. Jeferson
1.C. West
Norway
CR. Prairie
1.C. High
Sailing Hawkeye Sailing Club Race Results
At Lake Macsride the Hawkeye Sailing Club held three races and a special regatta. In race one Dave Bunce led, followed by Darrell Hutchison and Mike Brody. Race two saw Morgan Hamer win with Randy Rogers second and Dick McCoy third. Race three crowned Dave Bunce, with Morgan Hamer and Doug Horton also placing. The special regatta finished with Bunce first, Hamer second, and Horton third.
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Dave Bunce
Darrell Hutchison
Mike Brody
Morgan Hamer
Randy Rogers
Dick McCoy
Bunce
Hamer
Doug Horton
Horton
Local Golf Jones Park Men’s Blind Bogey Winners
The Jones Park Men’s Golf Association event results list Blind Bogey Partners Ist Arnie Riess Pat Beste (69) and Eldon Hensch George Earnest (72) ird Jim Lottsgard Bob Thorsen (74) 4th tie Asa Miller Terry Earnest Bob Elliott Ray Petrzelka (76) Closest to Pin 4 Bob Elliott Closest to Pin 7 Rupert Mulnix.
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Arnie Riess
Pat Beste
Eldon Hensch
George Earnest
Ird
Jim Lottsgard
Bob Thorsen
Asa Miller
Terry Earnest
Bob Elliott
Ray Petrzelka
Rupert Mulnix
Hole-in-One At Ellis Park Saturday No. 8 Par 3
Jim Schiltz Jr of 2722 Virginia Or aced the 150 yard par 3 No 8 at Ellis Park with an eight iron on Sunday. Witnesses were Jim Schiltz Sr Bev Shaw and Andi Campbell.
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Jim Schiltz Jr
Virginia Or
Jim Schiltz Sr
Bev Shaw
Andi Campbell
Horseshoes CLASS A and Class B standings list
The clippings list multiple players by class and place for horseshoes in Evansdale Des Moines Hudson Cedar Falls Waterloo East Moline Grundy Center and C.R. with players across Class A Class B and separate gendered brackets including Arbe Bareis Tony Beltran Ken Sprosten Leonard Boehmer Lyle Crouse Butch Williams Robert Lindquist Eddie Sperry Darrel Geiken Doug Seeman Burt Adams Harvey Holste George Atkins Bob Smith Ed Harvey Ray Williams Charles Thurston Wayne Billman Harlan Peterson Ward Liffrel Dwight Stoner Dave Beaumont Richard Gronowski Chuck Vondracek Lyle Wulf Claude Christensen Bruce Galdsberry Erling Gatlin Marlys Boehmer Thelma Williams Joanne Adams Pat Lithel Gall Briddle Diane Wulf Joyce Wright Carol Briddle among others.
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Arbe Bareis
C.R
Tony Beltran
G.R
Ken Sprosten
Leonard Boehmer
Evansdale
Lyle Crouse
Butch Williams
Robert Lindquist
Eddie Sperry
East Moline
Darrel Geiken
Des Moines
Doug Seeman
Grundy Center
Burt Adams
Hudson
Harvey Holste
George Atkins
Bob Smith
Ed Harvey
Ray Williams
Charles Thurston
Cedar Falls
Wayne Billman
Waterloo
Harlan Peterson
Ward Liffrel
Dwight Stoner
Dave Beaumont
Richard Gronowski
Chuck Vondracek
Lyle Wulf
Claude Christensen
Sruce Galdsberry
Erling Gatlin
Marlys Boehmer
Thelma Williams
Joanne Adams
Pat Lithel
Gall Briddle
Diane Wulf
Joyce Wright
Carol Briddle
Softball playoffs ignite regional action with tight wins
Center City edged North Central 4-3 as Kim Brown tossed six hits and a ninth inning squeeze play by Karen Brown. Center Point defeated Alburnett 6-2 with Brimmer fanning 16 and Ellie Jeffery driving in two in the first. Mechanicville area games saw Springville, Lisbon, and Lincoln advance to semis, Springville routing Anamosa 10-0, Lisbon beating Mount Vernon 12-0, Lincoln overcoming Olin 13-3.
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Center Point
Kim Brown
Karen Brown
Central City
North Central
Karmen Brimmer
Alburnett
Brimmer
Ellie Jeffery
Springville
Linn-Mar
Anamosa
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Community
Olin
Lori Young
Tracy Athey
Lori Siggins
Trish Smith
Lincoln
Vonda Meyer
Connie Weber
Kris Weber
Blakesburg coach cites travel for Fort Madison trip
Blakesburg coach Vince Hurley says the team must travel over two hours for a game. He backs Dave Harty, citing athletic directors in Mount Pleasant Fairfield and Fort Madison. He praises Fort Madison’s facility and plans a brief team tour.
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Blakesburg
Vince Hurley
Dave Harty
Fort Madison
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Four Metro Teams Travel for Tonight’s Games
Four schools will visit This'L Do Cafe or Rolling Acres Golf Course before tonight’s Metro matches. The piece notes scenic routes and hints at next year’s tournament closer to home, referencing IHSAA, Sheaffer Pen Company, and the State Penitentiary in a local context.
Piping rolls to district title in fast-pitch final
Al Rausch pitched a no hitter with 15 strikeouts guiding Modern Piping to a 10-0 win over Eastside Maidrite in the ASA District championship. Bruce Hotchkiss provided big offense with two homers and all 6 runs in the earlier 6-0 win over Hawaiian Inn, then added a homer and three RBIs in the winners bracket final. Maidrite advanced by beating Marion Metros and Mister Perfect 4-2. Other qualifiers: Mister Perfect, Hawaiian Inn, Iowa City VFW, Marion Metros. State tourney teams: Backside Lounge and The Storm.
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al Rausch
Modern Piping
Eastside Maidrite
ASA
Kirkwood-Welty
Rausch
Gregg Bosch
Pipers
Piping
Bruce Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Hawaiian Inn
RBI
Maidrite
Marion Metros
Mister Perfect Sunday
Mister Perfect
Iowa City VF
Legion Blue Splits Four-Game Weekend With Winona
In Winona Minnesota the Legion Blue baseball team split a four game weekend series. Saturday's 7-6 win featured a six run seventh highlighted by a bases loaded double from Vance McKinnon. Sunday yielded a 8-5 win with Chad Loupee driving in four runs on two homers while also homering in the Saturday loss. The Blue are 15-10 this season.
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Vance McKinnon
Chad Loupee
Loupee
Marion duo tops final Metro stats in 1981 season
Marion pitcher Todd Parman led with a 10-2 record and 0.88 ERA in 79.14 innings, while teammate Doug Peyton led Metro hitters with a .451 average in 122 at bats and 26 RBIs. Washington's Warriors set school record with 141 stolen bases, led by the Mims brothers Ed and Larry and Jon Meier. coach Harold Primrose earned his 600th win as Jefferson’s Scott Ripperton drove in 42 runs in 96 at bats.
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Metro
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Peyton
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Jon Meier
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Wilcoxson
Johnson Copack win City Amateur playoff at Jones Park
Randy Johnson defeats Donald Copack in a 107 score for 27 holes to lead City Amateur qualifying at Jones Park. Gary Sharp and Bob Mathiessen tied for third, one stroke back. Ron Brandt was fifth. Other qualifiers include Eicher, Banks, Powell, Bernacki, and Hensch. Dr. Carnes led City Amateur at St Andrews with 107. Rossey two behind. Fairchild third, Frary and Koehler tied for fourth. other qualifiers McNabb, Igram, Thompson, Edwards, Ulrich. Alternate: Meyer. Local soccer: Wertheim nets hat trick as Cedar Rapids Comets beat Tama 5-0. Canalis and Williams also score. Rockwell Orbits beat Cedar Falls 5-2 with Besong two goals. Otey, Hussain, Arif score. Stillwater: Marengo athletes place at Regional Junior Olympics led by Mark Zuber long jump win. Zuber also nationals bound. Mengler advances to 1981 Midwest Regionals after Waterloo Open Ski meet, wins tricks title. Debbie Lewis dominates junior girls events. other Cedar Rapids skiers place in jumps, slalom, and tricks.
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Donald Copack
Jones Park
Gary Sharp
Bob Mathiessen
Johnson
Copack
Ron Brandt
Tom Eicher
Jerry Banks
Steve Powell
Dave Bernacki
Dwayne Hensch
Scott Carnes
St. Andrews Golf Club
Carnes
Sam Rossey
Drew Fairchild
Denny Frary
Lloyd Koehler
Jeff McNabb
Hassan Igram
Jeff Thompson
Dave Edwards
Bob Ulrich
Mike Meyer
Comets
Lorenzo Canalis
Jon Williams
John Paul Besong
Rockwell Orbits
Cedar Falls
Collins Field
Orbits
Zyad Otey
Fareed Hussain
Wahleed Arif
Rockwell
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Evan Mengler
Mengler
Debbie Lewis
Bob Lewis
Maree Hurt Before Race Then Finishes Third
UPI reports South Africa's Sidney Maree, the 1500 meters champion, was struck in the thigh by a javelin thrown by Peter Yates of Britain while resting ahead of a race with Sebastian Coe. After treatment Maree ran the 1000 meters finishing third behind Coe and Steve Cram as Coe won in 2:17.6.
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England
UPI
United States
Sidney Maree
South Africa
Britain
Sebastian Coe
Maree
Peter Yates
Coe
Steve Cram
Davis wins state fast pitch title in Sioux City
D A Davis defeated Lawrenson s 11 to 9 to win the Iowa USA state fast pitch championship for boys ages 13 to 15. Century 21 captured the state title for boys 12 and under. All teams were from Sioux City.
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Sioux City
D.A. Davis
Lawrenson
Iowa
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