Five 1950s Cedar Rapids players to join Softball Hall of Fame
At Ellis Park the Cedar Rapids Softball Hall of Fame inducts five players from the 1950s era, tied to Danceland and Whitey's Auto Sales. The CASHOF Day features multiple 35-and-over, 14-inch, and 16-inch games before the 4:30 pm induction ceremonies, with proceeds benefiting the Hall of Fame Building Fund.
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Cedar Rapids
Danceland
Whitey
Ellis Park
Softball Hall of Fame Building Fund
University of Town
12 area cagers in Dr Pepper all star games
A Gazette report details 12 area players including Matt Berst of Washington Iowa and Corey Schmidt of Springville set to play in the 13th Dr Pepper All-Star basketball series at the UNI Dome Cedar Falls. The North South format uses US Highway 30.
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Oiven Sportier
Matt Berst
Washington
Iowa
Corey Schmidt
Springville
Cedar Falls
Don Logan
Iowa Basketball Coaches Association
Marcus Coty
Cedar Rapids
Northern Illinois
the Gazette
Jim Burrell
Coty
Berst
Schmidt
Europe
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Corey
Bill Baddeley
Carroll
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Jeff Wessel
Mel Green
Des Moines North
Wessel
Aaron van Scoyoc
Norway
Chris Whetine
Iowa City
Regina
Matt Rocca
Lone Tree
Heathy Berry
Oelwein
Marty McDermott
Cascade
Scott Garrels
Prairie
Randy Johnson
C.R. Kennedy
Chad Specht
Maquoket van Scoyoe
van Scoyoe
American Legion
Arlington Heights
Memorial Stadium
van Scoyoc
Baltimore Orioles
Westark
Ark.) Community
Smiley to Pay Restitution in Iowa City Case
Keaton Smiley, Iowa Hawkeyes defensive back, must repay 1319 to the Iowa Grime Victims Reparation Program after a judge ordered restitution for assaulting Sint Judicial District. Smiley, 21, was convicted last fall and sentenced to 60 days in Johnson County Jail. He was released Jan 21 and rejoined the team. The $1300 covers hospital bills, lost wages, clothing damage, and counseling costs.
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Johnson County
Smiley
Zemaitis
Tyson Spinks 12-round title bout approved by IBF
The International Boxing Federation approved a 12-round heavyweight title bout between Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks in Newark New Jersey. The decision ends a long dispute among major boxing bodies and state officials over bout length and secures Tyson's undisputed title defense. IBF president Bob Lee stated the agreement serves the public interest.
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Newark
International Boxing Federation
Mike Tyson
Michael Spinks
Atlantic City
Tyson
Spinks
IBF
World Boxing Association
World Boxing Council
Larry Hazzard
Bob Lee
Lendl advances past Schapers at Wimbledon in tight match
World No. 1 Ivan Lendl outlasted Michiel Schapers in a four hour Wimbledon contest on Court No.2, taking 6-7 7-6 6-4 6-7 6-1 to reach the fourth round amid rough conditions and noisy surroundings. Other seeds Faltered as McEnroe’s scare faded and Mandlikova dropped out. Defending champ Cash, Becker, Leconte and Mayotte also moved through to the fourth round.
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Wimbledon
England
Ivan Lendl
Michiel Schapfers
Lendl
Greenwich
Conn
McEnroe
Wally Masur
Paul Annacone
Steffi Graf
Terry Phelps
Phelps
Graf
Helena Sukova
Zina Garrison
Mary Joe Fernandez
Pat Cash
Javier Frana
John Fitzgerald
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Barney Hanson
Bob Matthews
Bob Snyder
Mollman
Walter Hanson
Matthews
Snyder
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Mel Stark
Post Office
Wilson & Co
Whitey's
Flecky Falstaff
Whitey’s
Moliman
Hanson
Eby's Sporting Goods
Collins Radio
Ted
Brian Strauss
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Todd Linderbaum
Solon
Dubuque Park
Call Cityline
Mike Tyson Spars
Schapers
Jonas Svensson
Hana Mandlikova
Anne Minter
Australia
Mandlikova
Allen
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