Blazers Triumph in Game Seven Clinch 109 107 Title
Portland defeats Philadelphia 109 107 to win the NBA title, with Bill Walton earning MVP after a 20 point 23 rebound 8 block performance. The Blazers overturn a 2 0 deficit to win four straight in the series, fan celebration planned downtown.
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Giants Fall 7 3 in Waterloo Loss. Still Gain Ground
Waterloo beat the Cedar Rapids Giants 7 3 as errors fueled a five run second inning. The loss drops Cedar Rapids further in the South division race but gains one percentage point on Quad Cities. The team heads into Memorial Stadium Monday night for a 7 30 showdown and a school night promotion.
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Stillions and Olson win 13 and under doubles title
John Stillions of Cedar Rapids and Brandon Olson of Minneapolis captured the under 13 doubles crown in the U S Open table tennis tournament. Stillions, the under 13 U S singles champion in 1975, finished second in the under 13 singles, losing to Eric Boggan of New York City in three games.
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California State Stanislaus Wins D III Baseball Title
California State Stanislaus edged Brandeis 8 to 5 to claim a second straight NCAA Division III World Series championship on Sunday in Marietta Ohio.
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Pro football star Jan Stenerud visits Cedar Rapids golf course
Jan Stenerud, famed Kansas City Chiefs placekicker, spent a weekend in Cedar Rapids visiting Jay and Lindy Clancey. He shot 78 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club, praised the course, and discussed his career and future plans while noting his non football interests including skiing and banking.
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Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open After Turnaround
Tom Weiskopf credits experience and his wife Jeanne for his Kemper Open victory in Atlanta. He shot 65 in the final round to finish 11 under par at 277, earning 50 000 and moving toward a Ryder Cup berth, though he may skip the event if selected.
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