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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1980

Page

15

Iowa prep football set to test injury reducing rule next fall

Iowa prep coaches plan to trial a blocking below the waist ban on plays where the ball changes hands next season, aligning with college rules. National NFHS rules panel rejected the idea and huddle coach rule but Iowa will experiment. Saggan supports safety aims and notes past trials with limited abuses. Also covers notes on Valley of Clermont Elgin Wadena coach change, Drake Clinic staff additions, Deep River Millsburg coach resignation, Mount Vernon sportsmanship trophy, Monticello awards, Tipton relay plan, and Independence High School banquet.

National Federation of High School Athletic Associations Iowa Prep Iowa Bernie Saggan Iowa High School Athletic Association National Rules Committee National Association Saggan Bernie Saggau

Petey Rose shines at Phillies-Yankees event in Clearwater

At Jack Russell Stadium spring home of the Phillies the crowd watched Petey Rose, son of Pete Rose, field with ease and deliver strong pitches while Phillies stars and celebrity guests mingle. The day was marked by a tropical rainstorm and a postponed Cedar Rapids Reds game due to a flooded diamond.

Clearwater Fla Petey Rose Jack Russell Philadelphia Phillies Phils Yankees Phillies Greg Luzinski Ryan Petey Milwaukee Pete Steve Carlton Philly Kevin Saucier Saucier Larry Bowa Bowa Reds Cincinnati Rose Florida Don Buchheister Cedar Rapids Reds Bud Curran Memorial Stadium Tampa Cedar Rapids Spartanburg S.C

Fine Print Championship Fishing and TV Sports Schedule

A Monday broadcast slate lists Fine Print Championship Fishing at 12 30 p m on WO and KCRG. Clairol Tennis at 1 p m WMT. Superstars at 1 p m ABC. Kemper Open women's golf at 1 30 p m NBC. Sea Pines Golf WMT in progress at 3 p m. Boxing at 2 15 p m ABC. NCAA swimming and diving championships and Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodes at 3 30 p m ABC. Sportsworld Grand National Steeplechase and U S Women's Powerlifting Championships at 3 30 p m KWWL. Long Beach Grand Prix 49 m CBS. Monday World of Championship Boxing live four world title bouts at 7 p m ABC.

KCRG Clairol ABC NBC WMT Sportsworld U. S CBS

Sports slate today and upcoming high school games

Baseball Kirkwood at N E Oklahoma and Kirkwood at Crowder Mo. Basketball Iowa Cornets playoff if needed at 7 p m at Cee. Tuesday lists Wash at IC West and Linn Marsh at Anamosa and LaSalle at Marion. Prairie at Washington Iowa relays. Wednesday Clarence Lowden at Linn Mor girls. Hilton Head Island event noted.

Iowa Cornets Kirkwood N.e.oklahoma I.C. West Wash Linn-Mar Anamosa LaSalle Marion Prairie Washington Iowa Clarence Lowden Linn-Mor Crowder

Baseball Transactions Hit By Waivers And Trades

Baseball teams announce a flurry of moves across leagues. Atlanta places Mickey Mahler on waivers while sending Dan Morogiello and Gary Maelson to Richmond of the International League. Detroit optioned Mark Fidrych to Evansville of the American Association. Kansas City signs Dave Chalk to a one year deal. San Diego optioned Chuck Baker Tim Flannery Broderick Perkins Jim Leswick Brian Greer and Don Reynolds to Hawaii as did Dennie Blair and George Stabiein as non roster pitchers. Seattle assigned Bud Anderson to Cleveland's Tacoma club to complete the Ted Cox trade, sent Greg Bierceevicz Roy Branch and Reggie Walton to Spokane, and released Dan O'Brien. Toronto released Rico Carty and Steve Luebber and sent Pat Kelly to Syracuse in the International League.

Atlanta Mickey Mahler Dan Morogiello Gary Maelson Richmond Detroit Mark Fidrych Evansville Kansas City Dave Chalk San Diego Chuck Baker Tim Flannery Broderick Perkins Jim Leswick Brian Greer Don Reynolds Hawaii Dennie Blair George Stabiein Seattle Bud Anderson Cleveland Tacoma Club Mariners Ted Cox Greg Bierceéevicz Roy Branch Reggie Walton Spokane Dan O'Brien Toronto Rico Carty Steve Luebber Folesee Pat Kelly Syracuse Internationaleague

Pro Basketball and Women's League Weekend Results

Summary of Saturday NBA results including Chicago 111 Utah 106 and ongoing schedules across Washington New Jersey Boston Philadelphia Atlanta Cleveland Houston Indiana Detroit San Antonio Chicago Kansas City Utah Milwaukee Los Angeles Golden State San Diego Phoenix Portland Seattle End of Regular Season noted. Women's Basketball League semifinals show New York Bale Rargises leading San Francisco 1 0 with March 28 New York 104 San Francisco 97 and upcoming games. Series ongoing with March 27 Minnesota 108 Iowa 87 and March 29 Iowa 128 Minnesota 111 results.

Chicago Utah Washington New Jersey Boston Philadelphia Atlanta Cleveland Houston Indiana Detroit San Antonio Kansas City Milwaukee Los Angeles Golden State San Diego Phoenix Portland Seattle NEW York Bale New York San Francisco Minnesota Serlestica Iowa x-Boston Central Divison X- Atlanta y-Houston y-Milwaukee Denver

Exhibition results from Saturday baseball

Major Leagues played Saturday exhibitions with Kansas City edging Texas 4 to 3 Chicago (AL) defeated Toronto 6 to 4 New York (NL) beat Chicago (AL) 6 to 3 Seattle won over Chicago (NL) 5 to 1 New York (AL) defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 Milwaukee topped California 7 to 1 San Francisco beat Oaklend 9 to 8 San Diego defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 St. Louis ran past Pittsburgh 8 to 2 Los Angeles beat Atlanta 7 to 6 Minnesota outscored Boston 10 to 5

Kansas City Texas Chicago Toronto New York Seattle Philadelphia Milwaukee California San Francisco Oaklend San Diego Cleveland St. Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta Minnesota Boston Campbell Ywny Tsindrs NY Rangers Washington Edmonton Vancouver Colorado Winnipeg WALES x-Montreal Hartford Detroit Buffalo

Bowling Action at Sterling Heights Leads to Payouts

In Sterling Heights Michigan Johnny Petraglia of Staten Island NY posted 235 earning $15 Gary Dickinson of Fort Worth TX scored 871 over four games earning $8 000 Jay Robinson of Van Nuys CA 214 earned $6 000 John Denton of Midland TX 216 collected $5 000 and Sam Zurich of Centerport NY 185 took home $4 000 in a regional event.

Sterling Heights Mich Johnny Petraglia Staten Island N.Y Gary Dickinson Fort Worth Texas Jay Robinson van Nuys Calif John Denton Midland Sam Zurich Centerport

Pro Hockey National Hockey League Saturday Results

National Hockey League late Saturday results highlight key outcomes from top teams with scores and standout performances across games played, showcasing sharp finishes and notable players contributing to decisive victories.

National Hockey League

Cherry Hill meeting for Sunday Slo-Pitch League

A Cherry Hill meeting is set for today at 5 30 p m at May City Lanes to discuss the Sunday Slo Pitch League. Three college football players Steve Little Russell Erxleben and Joe Williams hold the NCAA record of 67 yards for the longest field goal.

Cherry Hill May City Lanes Steve Little Russell Erxleben Joe Williams

Airliner reaches AAU semifinals with 98 87 victory

Airliner of Iowa City, led by 6-foot-7 William Mayfield with 25 points, defeated Unity Savings of Chicago 98 87 to advance to the AAU National Basketball Tournament semifinals in St. Augustine Florida. Mayfield scored 13 in the final eight minutes as Airliner improved to 57 5 and will meet Capital Insulating of Los Angeles at 11 a.m. Iowa time.

ST. Augustine Fla William Mayfield Airliner Iowa City Unity Savings Chicago Ill Amateur Athletic Union Mayfield University of Iowa Los Angeles Iowa McGill’s Omaha Neb Sim Insulation Cougars Lake Charles Tommy Norman Bo Hairston Neil Fegebank Rick Engel Iowa State Hawkeye Stars

Iowa Hawks Backfield Leaders For Spring Practice

Iowa head coach Hayden Fry begins spring drills with red shirt senior quarterback Phil Suess drawing the signal calling role. Suess, a 6-5 southpaw, returns with Gordy Bohannan and Pete Gales as veteran backups. The offense hopes to rebuild around an All-Big Ten center in Jay Hilgenberg and a strong line, while the defense must replace most starters except Todd Simonsen. Spring practice runs five weeks with scrimmages midweek and on Saturdays as the Hawkeyes push toward a healthier, more cohesive unit.

Phil Suess Suess Iowa Gordy Bohannan Pete Gales Hawks Gales Iowa State Bohannan Northwestern Jay Hilgenberg Dave Mayhan Greg Gilbaugh Matt Petrzelka Sam Palladino Bruce Kittle Fry Jim Swift Jeff Davis Davis Lon Olejniczak Mike Hufford Dennis Mosley Big Ten Todd Simonsen Weiss Bobby Hill Gene Holtorf Bobby Stoops Jimmy Frazier Cedar Rapids Tracy Crocker John Harty Mark Bortz Pat Dean Bill Bradley Andre Tippett Brian Skradis Brad Webb

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