Bix 7 road race attracts 13 000 plus runners
Davenport hosts the 14th annual seven mile Bix 7 with more than 13 000 entrants. Elite field includes Brenda Webb and past champs like Joseph Nzau Mark Carp Ashley Johnson. Women contenders feature Francie Larrieu Smith Cyndie Welte Joan Benoit Samuelson and Priscilla Welch.
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Brady Street
Brenda Webb
Austin
Texas
Webb
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
Bill Rodgers
Frank Shorter
Rodgers
Joseph Nzau
Mark Carp
Ashley Johnson
South Africa
Phil Coppess
Clinton
Will John Wellerding
Paul Gompers
U.S
Gompers
Harvard
Nzau
Carp
Runner’s World Magazine
Johnson
Francie Larrieu Smith
Cyndie Welte
Joan Benoit Samuelson
Priscilla Welch
England
Larrieu Smith
Benoit Samuelson
Nan Doak-Davis
DeKock and Locher win city junior golf crowns
Edith DeKock shot 90 at Cedar Rapids Country Club to win the 18 hole City Junior Girls' Golf Tournament by 14 strokes, finishing 177 for 36 holes. Mary Ann Locher won the 9 hole division by two strokes with a final 128 for 18 holes after a 69 final round, edging Mia Schroeder.
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Edith DeKock
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mary Ann Locher
Kelli Olson
DeKock
Jodee Albaugh
Missy Hawley
Joanna Chipokas
Mary Kay Twohill
Chipokas
Locher
Mia Schroeder
Ellis Park
Jennifer Bentrim
Evert Nominated for Seoul Olympics Joining Shriver and Garrison
Chris Evert replaces Elise Burgin in the USTA selection for Seoul. Andre Agassi defeats Jay Berger 6 1 1 6 6 3 in Volvo International quarterfinals at Stratton Mountain. Seattle NAACP threatens boycotts over Campanis hiring. Buck to retire after 1990 season. Sutter sidelined by Bell's palsy while Horner struggles with shoulder injury. McNertney named Red Sox bullpen coach. ISU invites Danny Harris to new minority intern program. Wilfredo Gomez to fight Mario Gonzalez in Miami.
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United States
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Evert
Pam Shriver
Zina Garrison
Andre Agassi
Jay Berger
Stratton Mountain
Seattle
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Seattle Mariners
al Campanis
George Argyros
Campanis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Abc-Tv
Nightline
Jack Buck
St. Louis Cardinals
Buck
Hall of Fame
Atlanta Braves
Bruce Sutter
Bell
Bob Horner
Boston Red Sox
Jerry McNertney
Ames
Iowa State
McNertney
MISC
Iowa State University
Max Urich
ISU
Danny Harris
Harris
Urich
Wilfredo Gomez
Mario “Polvorita” Gonzalez
Mexico
Miami
Associated Press
Klampe Edges Stoffel For Iowa Open Singles Victory
No. 2 seed Klampe avenges three losses by beating top seed David Stoffel 6-3, 6-1 in singles and teams with Stoffel to defeat Lundquist and Nottingham 6-2, 6-4 in doubles. Mowrey tops Ry dell 6-3, 6-3 in girls 12 singles and joins Kramer to win doubles. Other winners include Gronoski, Hawker, Uelze, Niemeier, and several doubles teams across age groups.
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David Stoffel
Moline
Ill
Stoffel
Des Moines
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Jeff Nottingham
Lincoln
Neb
Dubuque
Quad States
Mowrey
Hawker
Susan Richerson
Becky Terry
Iowa City
Nikki Uelze
Cedar Rapids
Robin Niemeier
Marion
Uelze
Jefferson
Niemeier
Aimee Haas
Allen Bernard
Webster City
Kyle Cleveland
Fairfield
Ben
Matt Ramsey
Waterloo
Missy McCallum
Des Moine
Amy Houghton
C.R
Tom Derouin
Mike Erickson
Kim Isaak
Carroll
Sweep leaves Red Sox within 14 games of AL East lead
Boston's Todd Benzinger slam followed by an eighth inning RBI single gave the Red Sox a 5-4 win over Milwaukee to sweep the doubleheader and extend their home winning streak to 18. Jody Reed contributed four hits in the opener as Bruce Hurst improved to 11-4 at home.
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Boston
Todd Benzinger
RBI
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Sox
Joe Morgan
Detroit Tigers
Jody Reed
Paul Molitor
Bruce Hurst
Lee Smith
Mike Greenwell
Bill Wegman
Clinton beats Cedar Rapids 5-3 as Guerrero hits grand slam
Clinton's Juan Guerrero belted a grand slam in the five run third inning helping the Giants defeat the Cedar Rapids Reds 5-3 before 5,786 at Memorial Stadium. Cedar Rapids rallied with Steve Davis homering and Reggie Jefferson driving in two in the sixth, but fell short despite the eighth inning threat.
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Rex
Clinton
Juan Guerrero
Giants
Cedar Rapids Reds
Memorial Stadium
Reds
Cedar Rapids
Darrell Rodgers
Guerrero
Rodgers
Steve Davis
Reggie Jefferson
Chris
Lombardozzi Liner Halts Reds In Clinton Loss
Chris Lombardozzi lined a head high drive in the eighth, Bill Carlson snagged it to double off Jeff Forney, and Clinton held off Cedar Rapids 5-3. Meier (3-0) won in seven plus innings as Santana swiped two more bases to reach 73 on the season.
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Mike Koolbeck
Cedar Rapids
Marc Bombard
Clinton
Bill Carlson
Carlson
Chris Lombardozzi
Reds
Lombardozzi
Steve Connolly
Giants
Bombard
Connolly
Jeff Forney
Kevin Meier
Rooting for Boston as Mike Boddicker changes teams
Charipar notes his son in law Mike Boddicker joins the Red Sox, calling it a good move since Boston is a contender. He reflects on Baltimore years and the challenge of losing, while acknowledging Boddicker’s chance to win a championship series and a World Series.
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Mike
Charipar
Lisa
Boddicker
Baltimore
Red Sox
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Ente Hwy
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First Avenue
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