Bowling Hall of Fame visit in St Louis offers historic insight
A travel piece from a sports journalist recounts a quiet tour of the National Bowling Hall of Fame in St Louis. The writer notes bowling's ancient roots, its blue collar image, and displays including bowling shirts and lanes, while joking about personal induction.
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Milwaukee
Bowling Hall of Fame
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Cooperstown
Cedar Rapids to join CBA with team likely at Five Seasons
Cedar Rapids appears set to join the Continental Basketball Association with an expansion franchise. A 5 p.m. Monday press conference at Stouffer's Hotel is expected to announce plans to bring the former Cincinnati Slammers to Cedar Rapids for the 1988-89 season, with games at the Five Seasons Center.
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Five Seasons Center Commission
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Simpson near halfway lead in 88th Open at Brookline
Scott Simpson opened a lead at the U S Open with a five under 66 to stand seven under after 36 holes at The Country Club Brookline. He warned of a crowded finish as Greg Norman withdrew with a wrist injury, leaving several contenders eyeing the final two rounds.
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Scott Simpson
Simpson
Ben Hogan
Greg Norman
Boston
Rummells withdraws after 13 holes at U S Open
Jerry Smith and Dave Rummells faced rough rounds in Brookline. Rummells cited mental and physical disengagement after a 13 hole withdrawal following a 9 over par 80 first round and a 37 front nine. Smith called his Open debut a thrill despite uneven putting and two struggling days.
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Dave Rummells
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Oskaloosa
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Orlando
Fla
Mith
Smith
Boston
Reds finish first half with 10-3 win over Springfield
Cedar Rapids Reds defeated Springfield 10-3 at Memorial Stadium in front of 2,216 rain soaked fans. Karns had six hits and three Springfield errors fueled a six run first inning. Chavez (6-5) earned the win over Taylor (0-2) who allowed nine first half runs in two innings.
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Jefferson
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Eastman
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Ray Lankford
Malinak
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Benavides
Gary Denbo
Cedar Xapias
Marc Lombard
Fomey
Cardinal
Bob Sudo
Laramas
Frank Abreu
Ramon Sambo
Sambo
Sam Chavez
Bruce Colson
Bill Dodd
Milt Hill
Ex Iowa ISU matmen eye Olympic spots at trials
Former Hawkeye Barry Davis and Randy Lewis, along with Iowa State standout Nate Carr, advance to final rounds in the Olympic Freestyle Trials in Atlanta. Davis faces Charlie Heard for 125.5 pounds while Lewis contests John Smith at 149.5. Chiapparelli shocked Schultz before dropping three-match series, and Wayne Cole fell to Kirk Trost.
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Fendacula
Fla
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Randy Lewi
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U.S
Davis
Charlie Heard
Chattanooga
Tenn
Heard
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Lewis
John Smith
Okalhoma
Villanova
Rico Chiapparelli
Mark Schultz
Parelli
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Wayne Cole
Cole
Kirk Trost
Two players declared ineligible at Fry’s Iowa squad
University of Iowa football coach Hayden Fry said two players are academically ineligible for this fall and a third has quit the team. Sean Ridley a 6 foot 3 inch 218 pound senior defensive end from Omaha Nebraska and Jerome Pipkins freshman defensive back from Dallas are the ineligible players. Evan Simpson also from Omaha quit the squad for personal reasons.
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Ridley
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