Trotters Women's Swimming Saturday Results at Quad City Downs
Track results show John Direct leading the fast pace and drawing clear in the final sixteenth of a $3000 event. Slap Leather and Mrs Murphy Slippr nab minor placements as Mutuel Pool figures finish with muddled payouts.
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Quad City Downs
John Direct
Slap Leather
Mrs. Murphy Slippr
Fayetteville
Turday
Texas
Ohio St
Cincinnati
Virgina
South
Q View
Mindy
Carolina
Rosalie Mahone
North Carolina
Houston
Arizona St
Arizona
D.D
Southern California
Minnesota
Quinella
Kansas
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Mutuel
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Auburn
Brigham Young
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Mile
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Perfecta
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Tennessee
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Quinella Pool
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Mutuel Pool
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Coffin
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Call Me
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Los Angeles
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Perfecta Florida
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Ford
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Shadrach Smith
Lisa Geiger
Mary T. Meagher
Wichita
Toni Palmer
Patty
Battlin Brian
King
Pamela Hay
Lil Buddy
Den
Clemson
Patty Sabo
Messenger Lynne
Tami Bruce
Tiffany Cohen
Sabo
Stacy Shupe
Stanford
Karin LaBerge
Annabelle Cripps
Ms. Comiskey
Lisa Hazen
Susan
Dancr
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Gladys
Torres
Green
Cowart
Wayte
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Oiford
Californ
Handy Victress
Mutuel Nia
Southern Illinois
UCLA
Alabama
LSU
Kystne Snsual
Megan Neyer
Our Leader
Wendy Williams
Ami
Tristan Baker
Daphne Jongeians
Daily Double
D.D. Miami
Karen LaFace
Debbie Fuller
Kim Fugett
Leighanne Graybovez
Js Irish George
Ray Rodden
Judgs Love Byrd
Bowling Night Shines for Sires and Nowak at Local Alleys
John Sires posted 258 265 217 for 740 to lead Legion Major at Legion Lanes as Keith McKeehan followed with 717. Dorothy Staub dominated Friday Daytime Classic at Lancer Lanes with 239 game and 616 series while Ken Nowak rolled high game for Welcome Wagon Couples at CR Bowling Center and earned a 279 century award.
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John Sires
Legion Lanes
Keith McKeehan
Dorothy Staub
Lancer Lanes
Ken Nowak
C. R. Bowling Center
New Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
Calvin Peete
Dick Mast
Bill Israelson
Pat McGowan
Castle Lanes
Kenny Knox
Peg Robison
Mike Sullivan
Barb Carver
Ron Virkovsky
Nick Faldo
Lois Kolber
Don Doug Tewell Johnston
Neil Jen
Tony Sills
Sen
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Dee Miller
Cornell
Ronnie Hendred
Mike Nicolette
John Stimson
Rick Pearson
Tony Mike Reid
C. R
Jodie Mudd
Jones
Eric George Archer
Pam Ald- Nielson
Cor
Tom Dan Forsman
John Kirchhoff
Jim McGaffie Maples
Tim Helms
Lanny Wadkins
Lavonne Portzline
Trom
Patrick Charles Bolling
Betty Svoboda
Brian Steffen
Bailey
Loras
Hurdies
Jay Haas
Stan Winistorfer
Dave Hughes
Bob Lohr
Ers
Connie Miller
Ray Johnson
Helms
Don Pooley
Lesto Soratrom
Mark Steve Elkington
Zin
Love Pack
Mark Sode- Dickman
Dave Rummells
Wasser
Sundowners
Penny Fisher Hendred
Lon Hinkle
Dottie Con
Mike Chris Perry
Empire
Anton
St. Ambrose
Brad
Price
Stimpson
Dan Halldorson
Empire Big Ten
Doug Fields
Bob
Bob Tornow
Blackhawk
Blaine McCallister
Havel
Barb Schwarzing
Sara East
Davis Love III
Renee Mike Novak
Dan Robert Wrenn
Wheeler
Sharon Bergerson
Mark Hayes
Scott Spidie
Ups Downs
Jackie Corbett
Augustano
Gary McCord
Mundorf
Joanne Kohli
Gary Price
Dorin Davis
Tom Kreiger
Woody Blackburn
Lindstrom
Gordys
Carol Leland Stanford
Rich Fehr
Hochstetler
Mike Hulbert
Sharon Brown
Jo Crane
Art Tony Cerda
Northrup
Tim Ennis
Wartburg
Tom Watson
Jon
Terry Moore
Blackhawk East
Nick Price
Lancer
Melissa Ferguson
Steve Pate
Central
Karen Radke
Tim Norris
Fri
Joe Staub
Kathy Johnson
Aug
Red Curl
Marilinne Skoog
Betty Paul
Kim Buckner
Coe
Tom Shaw
Lancer Ten
Joe Steinke
Nancy Ladehoff
Lois Andy Magee
Stead Foods
Dennis Chamberlain
Thayer
Luther
Eugene Johnson
Karen Cole
Karl Olson
Gary Hallberg
Kelle Weaver
Mike O'Connell
Andrea Janssen
Isao Aoki
Chad Phillips
Lancer Boosters
Lynn Pga
Frank Stephenson
Craig Deason
Schenk
Augustana
Quick
Julie Schoen
Stein
Janssen
Angela Voelske
Javetin
Indian Wells
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Max Albaugh
Irv
Jan Boese
Ing Keiper
Mary Farrington
Buckner
Monmouth
Billy Casper
Janda
Mavis Seitz
Ingrid Elvebak
Jim Ferree
Visaors
Roy Sadler
Gary Player
Roger Bowlender
Frn Nite
Howie Johnson
Gino Gillette
Mary
Higgins Becomes Most-Travelled Player In One NBA Season
Associated Press notes Rod Higgins joined the Chicago Bulls after stints with Seattle San Antonio and New Jersey in 1985 86 making him the only player to appear for four teams in a single season. The piece also chartsIsiah Thomas Kelly Tripucka and Hawks playoff push under Mike Fratello with Wilkins and Webb boosting attendance.
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Associated Press
Rod Higgins
Chicago Bulls
Higgins
Chicago
Seattle
San Antonio
New Jersey
Bulls
Elias Sports Bureau
Chris Engler
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Clippers
Beman at Center of Controversy Over PGA Tour Leadership
Deane Beman, PGA Tour commissioner for 12 years, draws praise for rising purses and stability but faces player questions about communication and direction. Seve Ballesteros criticizes the tour while others defend Beman, noting growth from $8 million to $28 million and a stronger organization under his watch.
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Deane Beman
Beman
Phil Hancock
Deane
Ballesteros
Mac O’grady
Gary McCord
Open Forum Letters on Gable Era and Iowa Sports
Readers discuss Dan Gable era wrestling and Iowa basketball coverage. Jed Brown defends Gable’s coaching and wrestlers’ discipline while others praise local sports figures, memory of Anamosa High activities, and call for fair front-page treatment of women’s basketball. Comments reflect fan passion and regional loyalties.
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Sports Open Forum
Gable
Jed Brown
South 122Nd St
Omaha
Neb
The
Gazette
Father Stark
Gus
Iowa
Quotes From Coaches and Players After NCAA Tournament Upsets
A collection of postgame quotes covers Kevin Mackey praising Cleveland State for upsetting Indiana, John Thompson's reflections after Georgetown's second round loss to Michigan State, David Robinson’s 35 points in Navy's win over Syracuse, Lawrence Taylor addressing his substance abuse treatment, David Greenwood praising Alvin Robertson's late dunk, Alan Rothenberg defending Carl Scheer, John Candelaria alleging drug use on the Pirates, Dave Parker discussing his departure from the Pirates, and other contemporary sports figures reacting to pivotal NCAA tournament moments and professional events.
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Whawu
Indiana
Cleveland State
Kevin Mackey
Vikings
Georgetown
John Thompson
Hoyas
Michigan State
Syracuse
Navy
David Robinson
Midshipmen
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Ewing
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Hawks
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Stan Kasten
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Spud Webb
PGA
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Thompson
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Spain
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Gazette Sports Department
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Stark
Anamosa Library
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Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Parker
7Th Ave
Larry Walderbach
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