Sanger Brothers Duel Sparks Hawkeye Downs Feature
Karl Sanger, 42, of Waterloo, ends Curt Hansen’s two race win streak by taking the 25-lap feature at Hawkeye Downs before about 3,500 fans. He battles Tom Bartholomew to the finish, pulling ahead on lap six to claim victory by a car length with Ed Sanger close behind.
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Nehemiah Leads NCAA Hurdles Win Wind Aided 12.91
Maryland standout Renaldo Nehemiah wins the NCAA 110 meter hurdles in a wind aided 12.91 despite a 7.7 mph gust. UCLA’s Greg Foster slips and does not finish as the dual with Nehemiah stands out on day two of the 58th championships. Texas at El Paso leads team race with 22 points after five events. Scott Neilson claims his fourth straight hammer title with 237-3. University of Illinois stadium records fall as Nehemiah and Neilson shine.
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Sonics win first NBA title in five games over Bullets
Seattle as Gus Williams and Dennis Johnson combine for 44 points to beat Washington 97 to 93 in Landover Md sealing their first NBA championship. Williams 23 Johnson 21 score 13 of final 15 as Seattle overruns Bullets for title.
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Giants hammered by Waterloo 9-1 in Friday night loss
Waterloo bombed Cedar Rapids Giants 9-1, extending their slump to 10 losses in 12. Jeff Stember yielded back-to-back first inning homers to Hubbard and Hudgens, while Bill Richards held a no-hitter until Rabb’s fifth inning homer. The Giants wrap a two-game set at Appleton before returning home for more road matchups with Waterloo and Appleton.
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Schillig dominates at Bettendorf tennis meet
No. 1 seed Micki Schillig of Cedar Rapids LaSalle wins two preliminary matches to push toward a third girls state tennis title. She defeats Jackie Gerkovich 6-0 6-0 and Mary Moesen 6-1 6-1. Ann McKay also wins both her matches, and defending doubles champs Sulentic and Maine advance, while Washington pairs struggle.
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