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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1980
Page
18
Lisa Ashlock pitched a two-hitter to lead Center Point to a 4-0 win over Vinton. Shelly Burrell doubled and Diane Meyer added two doubles as Center Point improved to 8-2 while Vinton fell to 3-5.
Lori Young threw a one hitter with 10 strikeouts as Springville defeated Ed-Co 4-0. Judy Uwart drove in two runs with a double and Springville improved to 6-1 on Wednesday night.
Doug Dvorak of 1427 6th St NW aced the No. 8 hole at Ellis Park last Sunday with a seven iron. Robb Spurr and Dan Herkelman witnessed. It marked the course’s second hole in one this year.
Billings of 820 Daniels St NE refuses to move a large 8 by 4 foot sign protesting a ski-jump railroad crossing on H Avenue NE between Shaver and Center Point roads. The Cedar Rapids Buildings Department says the sign violates residential zoning and must be removed by Friday.
A vintage word rearrangement puzzle from Judd features multiple rows of letters each to be turned into 2 to 7 letter words. Points are assigned per row with a 50 point bonus for 7 letter solutions. Blanks count as any letter but carry no value.
A quip suggests hiding a charge card to cut fuel costs. The joke frames a marriage dynamic and cost concerns with a punchy, light tone.
The article discusses efficient bridge play for a fast hand. It compares rushing to win the first spade versus drawing trumps and cashing side cards. It explains a best line if West holds eight spades, involving trump drawing, high-card cashing, and leading a diamond to force a ruff and discard sequence.
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