Langhurst Prayers Aren't Answered In State Fastpitch Final
Langhurst Motors of Marion lost the Women's State fastpitch softball championship to LaPizza Kittens of Des Moines 1 0 in the seventh inning. Langhurst cites a long bridesmaid streak and touts a star lineup led by Polly Van Horst Emma Squires and Brenda Dieckmann.
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Des Moines
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Addage
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Rockford
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Terre Haute
Indiana
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University of Iowa
Franking van Horst
Emma Squires
Squires
Washington High School
Jane Steele
Central City High School
Mt. Mercy College
Kris Rogers
Iowa
Kris
Giants win as Brenly Sylvester and Moulton star on Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Giants beat Waterloo 6 5 with key plays by Brenly Sylvester and Moulton. Moulton earned his sixth win in 2 1 3 hitless innings while Wardlow opens Monday at 7 30 p m. Horace Garner and Les Melsha wager on Hoscheit's 1956 58 history.
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Sylvester
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Les Melsha
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Serrone
Hagen Leads Indian Creek Club Championship
Mike Hagen won the Indian Creek club championship for the third time with 74 68 36 178, defeating Kevin Hyduk in a playoff. He qualified for the city amateur golf tournament August 6-7 along with Pete Hagen Mike Hagen Leo Riley Todd Hingtgen Dr. Tom Ervin Doyle Phillips Jim McTortland.
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Indian Creek
Hagen
Kevin Hydak
Kevin Hyduk
Mike Riley
Don Ropp
Clyo Castle
Pete Hagen
Leo Riley
Todd Hingtgen
Tom Ervin
Doyle Phillips
Jim McTortland
Linn-Mar Faces Benton in Class AA District Final
Linn-Mar, which upset C.R. Kennedy in the sectional final, meets Benton Community in a Class AA district final Monday at 8 in Norway. Other district finals listed include C.R. Kennedy vs Clear Creek, Maquoketa vs Clinton, Anamosa vs Dubuque Senior, Decorah vs New Hampton, MFL Monona vs Cascade, and Durant vs Fort Madison Aquinas.
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Monona
Cascade
Dyersville
Durant
Burlington
Fort Madison Aquinas
C.R. Kennedy
Clear Creek
Oxford
Waukon
Rockford
West Branch
Notre Dame
Battle Creek
Dodgers Edge Mets on Lopes Two-Base Hit
Dodgers capitalize on a key miscue as Dave Lopes finds a hole in Bruce Boisclair's glove for a clutch hit and a late lead against the Mets.
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Dave Lopes
Bruce Boisclair
Lopes
New York
Boyson Ellertson Lead Cedar Rapids in Open Tennis
In Dubuque, Cedar Rapids duo Bob Boyson and Dennis Ellertson won the 35over doubles title at the Mississippi Valley Open. Jane Niemeier of Marion captured the women's singles 6-2 6-1 over Betty McLaughlin. Ellertson and Boyson defeated Larry Flaherty and Shelly Wiener 6-2 6-2 in the final.
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Ellertson
Jim Houghton
Iowa City
W.T. Gramp
Bettendorf
Houghton
Dick Rank
Larry Tabak
Dubuque
Paul Perry
Neimeier
Ann Ramsey
Cedar Rapids
Spencer Eells
Jon Puk
Red Legion doubles sweep to top Stevens Point
Cedar Rapids Legion Red swept a doubleheader at Stevens Point winning 11 6 and 10 1. In game one Cedar Rapids built a six run second inning while Ed Athoff Uthoff and Brian Chari par rapped two hits apiece in the nightcap. Charlie Stumpff and Athoff drove in two runs in the first game.
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Wis
Cedar Rapids Legion
C.R
Charlie Stumpff
Ed Athoff
Uthoff
Brian Charipar
Watts Wins Western New England Tennis Tourney
Campbell Watts of Cedar Rapids defeated top seed Renee Bonneau 7 5, 6 7, 6 3 to win the Western New England College hard court tournament in Springs field Massachusetts. Watts advances to Pioneer Valley in Massachusetts next weekend.
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Springville
Mass
Campbell Watts
Cedar Rapids
Western New England College
Renee Bonneau
Watts
Pioneer Valley
Massachusetts
Brake Qualifies At Squaw Creek For City Amateur
Ten golfers qualified Sunday at Squaw Creek for the city amateur tournament on August 6 and 7. Medalist Mike Brake shot 69. Other qualifiers include Sam Rossey 72, Scott Carnes 72, Mitch Bowen 74, Mike Wheeler 75, Tim Maaske 76, Mylo Schultz 76, Wally Pinckney 76, Bob Matthiessen 76, Steve Powell 76, and Jerry Banks 76 who lost in a playoff.
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Squaw Creek
Mike Brake
Sam Rossey
Scott Carnes
Mitch Bowen
Mike Wheeler
Tim Maaske
Mylo Schultz
Wally Pinckney
Bob Matthiessen
Steve Powell
Jerry Banks
Tourney resumes play in the district softball tournament at Kirkwood-Welty Park
The district men’s softball tournament resumes Monday at Kirkwood Welty Park after rain postponement with seven games on opening day and more slated through Thursday. Evening start times vary by diamond with matchups including CR Welding versus CR Kirby and other pairings. Cedar Falls trap shoot champion Seedorf wins class A handicap with 369 of 400. Stock wins men’s open handicap shootoff. Nelson captures women’s title with 94 of 100.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Seedorf
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Larry Stock
Waterloo
Howard Penney
Little Cedar
John Boston
Muscatine
JoAnn Nelson
Lone Tree
Browns sign draft pick, cut six free agents
The Cleveland Browns signed draft choice Bob Lingenfelter a 6 7 277 pound tackle from Nebraska and cut six free agents including former Iowa State linebacker Maynard Stensrud of Lake Mills Iowa Lingenfelter completed contract negotiations Sunday after being picked in the seventh round of the college draft.
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Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Iowa State
Maynard Stensrud
Lake Mills
Iowa
Bob Lingenfelter
Nebraska
Lingenfelter
Wyoming Romps in 14-5 Semi-Pro Baseball Victory
Randy Chamberland Gary Heiaz and Kirk Park homered for Wyoming in a 14-5 win over London Sunday. Tony Moyer tripled and Steve Pierson struck out 13 batters for the winners.
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Wyoming
Randy Chamberland
Gary Heiaz
Kirk Park
London
Tony Moyer
Steve Peterson
Anamosa Raiders Reach District Final in 2-1 Win
Anamosa (17-5) advances to the district baseball final by beating Monticello 2-1. Ron Tapper and Brad Schoon each had two hits. Mike Warner scored the go ahead run on a single, steal, and an error. Monticello scored on a fifth inning wild pitch. They meet Dubuque Senior Monday at 8 p.m. in the district title game.
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Dyersville
Anamosa
Monticello
Ron Tapper
Brad Schoon
Raiders
Mike Warner
Dubuque
Moe Hill Breaks Home Run Record in Wisconsin Rapids
Elmore Moe Hill of the Wisconsin Rapids Twins hit his 33rd homer Sunday night to break the Midwest League season record he previously set at 32 three years earlier.
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Dodger
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Elmore
Moe” Hill
Wisconsin Rapids Twins
Hill
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