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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1983

Page

16

Baseball Game Summary With Key RBIs and HRs

Readable fragments show RBIs by Roenicke and Guerrero and home runs by Marshall Yeager and Guerrero. San Diego and Los Angeles compete with totals listed as 3 7 28 and 38 respectively. no full, clear box score available.

Roenicke E—Thomas Yeager Guerrero San Diego Los Angeles T Kennedy Thomas Hr—Marshall

Minors edge Reds as Brenly paces win in San Francisco

In a high scoring NL clash, San Francisco tops Cincinnati 5 to 4. Brenly drives in two runs and Wellman, Redusit, and EMilner contribute key hits as Keller Scherrer and Minton log relief.

Krenchicki Pettini Brenly Oester Cincinnati San Francisco Redus Wellman Clark Concepcion Emilner Bilordello Sb—Leonard S— Bergman

Baseball television slate for IPT WGN and WTBS

The guide lists 10 30 a m IPT baseball with Pittsburgh and Chicago Cubs. A 3 15 p m WGN cable game Houston versus Atlanta. A 4 35 p m WTBS cable highlight segment.

IPT Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs WGN Houston Atlanta WTBS

1983 NBA Draft First Round Highlights Houston picks Ralph Sampson

The Houston Rockets selected Ralph Sampson 7 4 from Virginia with the number one overall pick in the first round, followed by multiple rounds listing players from Indiana Missouri Louisville Arizona State and more. The full draft spans rounds two through eight with numerous teams such as Chicago Dallas Seattle Philadelphia and Golden State selecting guards forwards and centers including Clyde Drexler Jeff Malone and John Paxson.

Houston Ralph Sampson Virginia Indiana Steve Stipanovich Missouri Cleveland Philadelphia Rodney McCray Louisville San Diego Byron Scott Arizona State Chicago Sidney Green Nevada- Las Vegas Golden State Russell Cross Purdue Utah Kansas City Ennis Whatley Alabama Portland Clyde Drexler Denver Howard Carter Louisiana State Seattle Jon Sundvold New Jersey Leo Rautins Syracuse Milwaukee Randy Brewer Minnesota San Antonio John Paxson Notre Dame Phoenix Roy Hinson C-F Rutgers Boston Greg Kite Brigham Young Washington Los Angeles Randy Wittman Boston College Rod Foster UCLA Larry Micheaux Dallas Mark West Old Dominion Atlanta Glenn Rivers Marquette Detroit Michael Britt District of Dominion Dirk Minniefield Kentucky Guy Williams Washington State Darrell Lockhart Auburn New York Scooter McCray David Russell St. John’s Chris McNealy San Jose State Granville Waiters Ohio State Jim Thomas Ted Kitchel Mike Davis Ken Lyons North Texas State Craig Enlo Greg Jones West Virginia Paul Thompson Tulane Derek Whittenburg North Carolina State Winfred King East Tennessee Michael Holton Robert Hansen Iowa Erich Santiter Larry Anderson Nevada Las Vegas Darren Cave John Pinone Villanova Bruce Kuczenski Connecticut Steve Harrie David Little Oklahoma Tom Piotrowski LaSalle Frank Burnell Stetson Claude Riley Texas A&m Billy Goodwin St John's Les Croft Kansas State Derrick Hord Craig Robinson Orlando Phillips Pepperdine Dan Ruland James Darrell Browder Texas Christian Terry Fair Georgia Dwight Jones Cincinnati Kalpatrick Wells Mississippi State Ron Crevier Doug Arnold Pete Thibeaux St. Mary's Calif Steve Bouchie Johnny Martin Northwestern Don Goy Southwestern Louisiana Harry Kelley Texas Southern Mark Jones St. Bonaventure York Gross Cal-Santa Barbara Mike Jackson Wyoming Tim Dunham Chaminade Hawaii Pete DeBisschop Fairfield Barney Mines Bradley Mark Nickens American Sam Massey Nevada- Reno Brant Weidner William & Mary Carlos Clark Mississippi Terry Lewis Princeton Chuck Barnett Roger Stieg Chris Logan Holy Cross Manute Bol Sudan Tim Andree Greg Hines Hampton Institute Matt Clark Oklahoma State Ken Austin Rice Jim Lampley Arkansas Little Rock Robin Dixon New Hampshire Charlies Jones Troy Lee Mikel East Tennessee State Lorenzo Andrews Brian Kellerman Idaho Tony Brown John Columbo John Carroll Dan Evans Oregon State Jaque Hill Southern California Peter Williams Joe Kazanowski University of Victoria British Columbia Ron Gonzalez Colorado Terrell Schmidt Danny Wormack Winston-Salem Lexorum Birmingham Desi Baltmore Fresno State Dane Suttle Maurice McDaniel Catawba Paul Little Penn Tony Gottis Mercer Keith Bennett Sacred Heart Conn Anthony Hicks Jeff Bolding Arkansas State Ray McCallum Ball State Larry Tucker Lewis Ill Mark Gannon Terry Bradley Chicago State Michael McCombs Santa Fe Univ Doug Harris Central Washington George Wenzel Augustana Dolios Bill Sodier Bernard Perry Howard George Thomas Georgia Tech Mike Lang Penn State Cliff Tribus Davidson Preston Neumayr Cal.Davis Frank Smith Arizona Ray Smith Armstrong State Joe Myers Duquesne Bratt Burkholder F. DePaul Buffalo Bills Reggie McKenzie Seattle Seahawks Dallas Cowboys Bryan Caldwell Denver Broncos Steve Busick John Dyer Green Bay Packers John Thompson Los Angeles Rams Otis Grant ST. Louis Cardinals Ramsey Dardar Tampa Bay Bandits Cincinnati Bengals Cris Collinsworth Bandits United States Football League

Metro basketball slate with multiple college and high school games

Jefferson visits Washington at 5 30 p m and LaSalle plays Anamosa at 7 30 p m Regis meets Linn Mar twice at 4 p m LaSalle visits Washington for a second game at 5 p m Cr Reds face Clinton MO Storm and Empire Lanes host a 8 15 p m bowling matchup

Jefferson Washington LaSalle Anamosa Regis Linn-Mar CR Reds Clinton MO Storm Empire

Morris Plan offers 5000 to 15000 loan with 90 day grace

Advertisement promotes Morris Plan loans from five thousand to fifteen thousand with no payments due for ninety days. It promises to consolidate total monthly payments into a single future payment and provides a contact number 373 1371 for Bill or Kitty.

Morris Plan Bill Kitty

Transactions Tuesday VASEBALL PITTSBURGH PIRATE

Sports news item lists multiple NFL and NBA trades and signings. Players changing teams include Hedi Vargas to Pacific Coast League and Gene Garbe to the disabled list, with several basketball trades among Ennis Whatley Mark Olberding Larry Micheaux Chris McNealy and others. Also notes NFL moves and a USFL signing Cris Collinsworth with the Tampa Bay Bandits.

Pittsburgh Pirate Hedi Vargas Atlanta Braves Gene Garbedoy SAN Diego Padres Andy Hawkins Padres Las Vegas Mark Thurmond Kansas City Kings Ennis Whatley Alabama Chicago Mark Olberding Larry Micheaux University of Houston Chris McNealy San Jose State NEW Jersey Nets Dirk Minniefield Dallas Mavericks Washington Bullets Tom McMillen Atlanta Hawks Randy Wittman Ali

Monticello Sweeps Marion in Tuesday Prep Baseball

In the opener Todd Fuller allowed one run on four hits as Marion built a lead behind a two run homer by Todd Tharp and two hits from Andy McAreavy and Mitch Anderson. In the nightcap Steve Panek struck out 16 over five hits while giving up three runs. Doug Jackson went 2-for-3 for Marion as Monticello dropped to 6-4 in the Wamac Conference with 2-for-3 efforts from Dennis Souser and Craig Arduser.

Monticello Todd Fuller Marion Todd Tharp Andy McAreavy Mitch Anderson Steve Panek Doug Jackson Indians Dennis Souser Craig Arduser

Prep Softball Scores From Iowa Roundsheet

Belle Plaine 7 HSV 2 at five innings. Dyersville Beckman 7 Benton Community 4. Garnavll e 2 Elkader Central 1. MFL 13 Valley of Elgin 0 at five. Tipton 4 Wheatland Wilton 3. Durant 2 at eight innings.

Belle Plaine HSV Dyers Beckman Benton Comm Garnoville Elkader Central MFL Valley of Elgin Tipton Wheatland Wilton Durant

Pace card from Cim area harness meet

Multiple pace races across divisions at Cim with fields listed by horse driver and odds. Notable entries include Meadow Galophone and Poplar Tammy in the FIRST race and Hell Bender in the SECOND, with extensive horse lists and driver names for each heat.

T.smith R.renner Robbie Ruler G.lance C.baker Ironwood Joe T.curtin Miss Skipper JoJo D.fagan Happy Joker E.conley Colonels Ideal T.winemiller Varnum Hell Bender J.eddy J Roddy D.kapaia Shady Pilot Jono Dancer D.freese Dr Close Copper Counsel R.pollock Good Hope K.finn Driver R.kurtzworth H.kroninger F.hansen S.learie G.gurro J.smith T Winemiller J.d.holford R.robinson Jake Ro.Finn Squire McGuire J.clifton Major Banks J.d.lewis Dozzie McDancer E.miller T.towne R.kenney Angie Painter D.graham Rozzie Mo.Duncan Sis Windbreaker C.banks Trusty Joe N True Britt S.hodgett Downs Express S.searle Genny Time R.parker Sharp Dancer Rockaby Rocky R.vanderostyne Bortys Gypsy Amber Marie A.douglas Dixie J Dawn Wm.Lorence Laverne E O D.brooks J.searle Herb W Babe D.ritter Jr Ocala Star Maid G.ruggles Gaitime Duke B. Timmons Sandy Beach J.roddy Owl G. Russell Siouxland May Mani R.kurtzworth T. Towne Mr Hinglesheimer Joans Russ Oda Santa Fe MacYates T.bredberg J.schafer J.coleman Joe Hill J Scholz Toms Chancey K.walker Sidewalk C.gehrke Jr Pennridge

50th Anniversary All-Star Game Ballot List

A historical ballot lists top players by position with franchise and home city plus voting totals. Note marks include write-in candidates and a note about the 50th Anniversary All-Star Game to be held at Comiskey Park Chicago on July 6 with manager Whitey Herzog to finalize the 28 man roster.

Waterloo Beloit Wisconsin Rapids Wausau Cedar Rapids Clinton Madison Appleton Peoria Springfield Cater Rapids Bi Blackwil Guzman Sabo Bolerdh Stewart Hillel Cimo C.R Young Stewart, Baier Riley Clinton Oakes Mills Bel Reynolds Scott Patock Kimball Comiskey Park Chicago Whitey Herzog St. Louis Cardinals

NL All Stars Vote Totals Highlight Starers and Debuts

Sax led in votes with 1,019,881 for the National League outfield spot while Morgan trailed with 668,192. Oliver, who hit over .300 seven straight years, topped the NL batting race as he edged Garvey, Hernandez, and Rose in late balloting. Carter claimed the starting catcher role with 1,547,843 votes, Schmidt secured another starting spot at third, Murphy led the MVP voters, and Dawson Raines along with McGee and Raines filled the outfield starting slots.

Bbell New York Texas California St. Louis Boone Green Lynn E—Boiler Holman Iph Rerbbso Fossave Easter Giles Brummer Khernandez King- Hough Pet Gilyke Schmidt Montreal Mon Hr—Green Vans Ulifornia New York Forsch Philadelphia Gorman Curtis Pittsburgh Isk Forsch Chicago Rm Holman New York Hd Toronto Minnesota LePoint Los Angeles Sutter Garcia Kuntzef Atlanta San Francisco Sisk Ward If Houston Hrbek San Diego Moseley Cf Rushdh Cincinnati Collins If Jimenerss Dawleyp Harper Griffinss Puhi Murphy Cf Orto Horner Hsws Louis Garner Cruz Iowa Mizerock Benedicto Jime Jackson Montreal Rogers Phia Carlton Haus- Schrom Swan St. Louis Ton Wall- R Davis Hagen Hr—Butler Chambliss Valenzuela San Thon Sb—Rramirez Diego Hawkins Reaerso Detroit Milwaukee Bi Ryan Whitakr Molitor Bedrosian Herndon Yoste Bi —Benedict Sndbro Modick Buckar Bi Morrisn Cey Raines If Dernier Jroy Durham Cromrurf Harper If Dawson Rose RBI MR Castillo Scurrye Bowass Oliver Morgan Yount Whitaker Milwaukee Sormatop Parker Carter c Hayesrf Lnparrish Yost Whitekuivep Jdovise Wallach Matthws If Joker Mon- Tenace Trouvto Speier Hollandp Ning Sf— Cabell Jthosn JeMris Oh Flynn Virgile Berra Whitrdeh Nicosia Campbell Petry Brusstar Gulicksn DeJesus Ss Lopez Hebner Letebor II Boston Cleveland Rain Remy Trout Morrison Bono Boggs Rice Trillo E—Wallach Phila- Armos Fischlin Wynne Bowa Bonadelphia Bdiaz Raines Devonsrf Horgro Sb-Lacy DeJesus Lefebvre Ystzmk Dh Sandberg Woods Hr—Oliver Sb—Dernier Mor- Barrett Gthoms S-Higan Whernandez Miller Harrah Jurok Toblerif Montreal Allensone Francois McWilliams Gullickson Hoffmass Bandoc Scurry Reardon Sarmiento Schatzeder Tekulve Bystrom Altamirano Armos Hernandez E—Rice France Holland Cleveland Brusstar Reed Yastrzemski LeSmith Cromartie Bystrom Jurak Bondo Hr—Armas Lefterts Bannister Gthomas Boggs Scurry Xk PH Rerbe SO Tekulve Chea i EGO Sutcliffe Salazar Baltimore O Easterly Baker Russell Wiggins Rt Materscop Spiliner Niedntrp Ricards Anderson Guerrer Garvey Morshi Thennd Gwynnis Kansas City Beckwthp Flannry Oakland Seattle Dravckyp Sosop Owenss McRyan Fisk c Bernard Walker Putnam Squires Rain Luzinsk Kittle Sweete Pociork Rt Cowens Baines Jallen Vlaw Dhendet Dybzkiss Mercado R Nelson II Ramos Jcruz E—Vandeberg Burns Young Settle Zisk Nelson Owen Hr—Kittle Brown Tudor Sb—Fisk Bernazord Sorensen Barker J Cruz Paciorek S—Vlaw Rerbeso D.martinez New Chicago York Righetti Rozemo Lamp Sutton Agosto Clancy Castillo Bclark Smithson Vande Berg John al Oliver Steve Garvey Keith Hernandez Pete Rose Chris Chambliss Bill Buckner Darrell Evans Ray Knight Steve Sax Joe Morgan Doug Flynn Tommy Herr Cann Hubbard Ryne Sandberg Ron Oester Juan Bonilla San Digo New York Mets Darrell Porter St. Louis Cardinals Tim Wallach Murphy Willie McGee

Friedl Invitational Softball Tourney Set For Vinton

The Friedl Invitational 12 inch slo pitch softball tourney will be held July 2 4 in Vinton. Contact Bernie Friedl or Mike Hessenius for details. Entry is $70 with two restricted flight balls.

Vinton Friedl Bernie Friedl Mike Hessenius

Open road race crowns two Cedar Rapids runners

Manchester race results show Cedar Rapids athletes taking titles. John Armon won the open 2-mile in 9 minutes 59 seconds, while Daniel Olson captured the girls 15-under 10K in 47 minutes 30 seconds and Tim Olson finished second in the 2-mile.

Manchester Cedar Rapids John Armon Daniel Olson Tim Olson

ISU Announces 1983 Home Football Ticket Sale

ISU says six of seven 1983 home games go on sale Friday with reserved seats. The Iowa game Sept. 10 has no public reserved sale. standing room only tickets by mail from July 19 with four tickets per order at 12 dollars plus 1 dollar handling. Other home games Colorado State New Mexico State Kansas Colorado Missouri Oklahoma State have reserved seats at the same price. Away game sales start Friday except Nebraska, which has no public sale.

AMES Iowa State University Iowa ISU Colorado State New Mexico State Kansas Colorado Missouri Oklahoma State Nebraska

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