Highway 151 Revisited in Small-Town Sports Tour
A road trip from Cedar Rapids through Anamosa and Monticello highlights local basketball and Little League action. Theresa Fish, Wartburg freshman-to-be and former Anamosa Raider, discusses softball and shooting drills while Monticello hosts a thriving youth league with coach remarks on player development. The piece ends noting rain and plans for another trip Exploring big-time vs small-town sports.
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Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Theresa Fish
Wartburg College
Fish
Anamosa Raiders
Wartburg
Jerry Hahn
Jerry Haag
Freese Motors
Monticello
Hahn
Haag
Dairy Mart
Watson Sparks Comeback Flair In U S Open Round
Tom Watson fired a five under par 65 to share the halfway lead at 137, reviving hopes of a long-awaited victory at the U S Open. Mark Wiebe tied Watson with a 67 as Nicklaus and others chased the leaderboard on a rain-slick Olympic Club course.
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Francisco
Tom Watson
Watson
Olympic Club
Lake
Mark Wiebe
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tommy Nakajima
Bernhard Langer
John Cook
Jim Thorpe
Nakajima
Japan
Thorpe
Langer
West Germany
Cook
Ben Crenshaw
Bob Eastwood
Larry Mize
Scott Simpson
Lennie Clements
Russ Cochran
San Francisco
Smiley May Face More Charges In Iowa City Incident
University of Iowa football player Keaton Smiley, charged with willful injury to an Iowa volleyball player, may face an additional criminal charge for an alleged May 17, 1986 incident at a downtown Iowa City bar involving Jennifer Lee. Authorities say a decision on Lee’s complaint is due Monday as investigators review the case and past reporting gaps.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Keaton Smiley
Iowa
Smiley
Jennifer Lee
E. College St
Lee
Cheryl Zemaitis
Sixth Judicial District Department of Corrections
Tom Widmer
Widmer
J. Patrick White
Wyoming
White
Norman Surges With Lucky Bounces In Open Round
Greg Norman rode two fortuitous bounces to a 69 at the U S Open at the Olympic Club. He benefited from a sprinkler head ricochet and a ball off a spectator back, staying within one stroke of the leaders as Ray Floyd carded a 73 to finish 141.
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Larry Mize
Ben Crenshaw
Scott Simpson
Bob Eastwood
Crenshaw
Mize
Eastwood
Simpson
Craig StadJer
Mac O’grady
Ray Floyd
Greg Norman
San Francisco
Floyd
Olympic Club
Lake
Norman
Howard Hansen
Eugene
Ore
Hansen
Yanks Triumph In 13th To Extend Win Streak
Mike Pagliarulo sparked a 13th inning rally with a leadoff homer as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 10 5. New York piled up 19 hits and pulled within a game of first place behind Pagliarulo Ward and Pasqua key hits. Wade Boggs extended his hitting streak to 20 games for Boston.
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Boston
Mike Pagliarulo
New York
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Pagliarulo
Joe Sambito
Sambito
Mark Salas
Bobby Meacham
Wayne Tolleson
Wes Gardner
Willie Randolph
Tom Bolton
Dan Pasqua
Gary Ward
Charles Hudson
Ed Romero
Romero
Dave Righetti
RBI
Dwight Evans
Pasqua
Randolph
Ward
Ron Guidry
Spike Owen
Ellis Burks
Hurst
Wade Boggs
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