Open golf leads tied by Rogers and Devlin at Pebble Beach
Rogers and Devlin shared the Open lead with 70s as 2 over par 74 pursuit of the national title. Nicklaus, 42, struggled with his putter amid windy, tough conditions while Watson rallied to par 72, two strokes back, after an early stumble.
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Arends Recovers After Near Fatal Heart Attack
Welcome letter from Dave Arends, former national and North American speed skater and Cedar Rapids Roosevelt alum, details his recovery at Amherst New Hampshire after a May coronary. He expects to be back at work in July and playing tennis by fall. He praises those who sent notes during illness. Arends and wife Karen have two sons Randy and Rob with athletic achievements and college plans.
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Iowa approves three point shot for girls basketball
The IGHSAA board okays a 19 foot three point line tapering to 17 feet at baseline, making Iowa the first state to adopt the rule. Reactions vary among coaches with some praising the added dimension and others calling it a gimmick as officials expect wider use late in games.
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Linn-Mar selects Steve High as new girls basketball coach
Larry Schroeder resigns after six seasons with Linn-Mar to pursue younger coaching. Schroeder remains as social studies instructor. Steve High, 30, and former UNI assistant joins as head coach with Ken Yoel named as his top assistant to build the program.
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Reds debut Crestwell Pratt powers Cedar Rapids past Springfield
Crestwell Pratt, a Bahamas native, went 4-for-4 with two homers and five RBIs to spark Cedar Rapids to a 9-2 win over Springfield. Heidenreich earned his sixth win as the Reds pull within 1 1/2 games of the division leaders.
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Soviet official warns of possible U.S. Olympic safety gaps
Sergei Pavlov as head of the Soviet Olympic Committee said Moscow may keep its athletes home if the United States fails to guarantee safe conditions in Los Angeles. He cited smog, high crime, and climate as key safety and integrity concerns threatening the 1984 Games.
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