Ex-Jefferson student aims for Ms. Iowa title
Julie Schreder, a Cedar Rapids freshman, returns to the 1983 Iowa Bodybuilding Championships at the Paramount Theater in Cedar Rapids. She seeks a higher placing after finishing fourth in 1982, trains two hours daily, and cites judges weighing development, shape, size and definition. The AAU sanctioned event features Mr. Iowa, Teenage Mr. Iowa and Ms. Iowa categories with tall and short classes.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
Julie Schreder
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Paramount Theater
Schreder
Jefferson Senior High School
Mike Stastny
Mike
Stastny
Gold’s Gym
Iowa City
Amatuer Athletic Union
AAU
Lou Ferrigno
Peacocks sweep Dubuque in 2 game win
Upper Iowa University pitcher Bob Eisenman worked 27 innings in a double header against the University of Dubuque. The senior from Britt allowed only one walk and struck out 11, while also going 4 for 6 at the plate as Eisenman led the Peacocks to a 12 0 victory and a 7 6 nightcap win. Teammate Mike Clayton had five hits.
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Upper Iowa
Eisenman
Dubuque
Mike Clayton
Peacocks
Coe women softball claim fourth straight conference title
Coe College Kohawks swept the Midwest Conference tournament at Galesburg Illinois to seal a 16 8 season and seek an NCAA Division III Regional bid. Freshman Nancy Kahle drove in four in a 15 1 win over Chicago and sophomore Corinne Yogi earned two wins and 20 career victories. Local players from Cedar Rapids Jefferson Springville and Center Point contributed.
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Coe College
Kohawks
Galesburg
Ill
Bob Thurness
Coe
Nancy Kahle
Norway
Chicago
Kahle
Monmouth
Corinne Yogi
Yogi
Hawaii
Barb Ridder
Cindy Wenndt
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Cathy Becker
Springville
Lorri Eberhard
Dianne Meyer
Center Point
Thurness
Cyclones sweep Kansas State in Big Eight doubleheader
Tony Evetts pitched a two-hitter and Reggie Hastings delivered a first inning RBI as Iowa State edged Kansas State 1-0 in the nightcap to complete a sweep. Iowa State improved to 20-24 overall and 5-9 in the Big Eight, while K State fell to 18-23 and 2-16. The teams meet again in the Big Eight tournament in Oklahoma City.
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AMES
Tony Evetts
Reggie Hastings
Jim Walewander
Iowa State
Kansas State
Chris Hamilton
Hamilton
Cyclone
Bob Mancuso
Walewander
Craig Howard
Howard
Cyclones
Mark Teague
Wildcats
Kevin Goodman
Oklahoma City
Northwestern Tops Iowa In Persistent Big Ten Baseball Battle
Northwestern defeats Iowa 3-2 after Marty Clary blanks the Hawkeyes in the final innings. Earlier Iowa hammered Northwestern 16-10 in game one as Northwestern commits nine errors before rebounding to split the four-game weekend series and improve to 6-6 in conference play. John Osborne drives in two with a first inning triple for Northwestern while Rick Jennings and Jeff Nielsen homer for Iowa to punch the late tie.
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Evanston
Ill
Marty Clary
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Wildcats
Jim Drahoizal
John Osborne
Rick Jennings
Jeff Nielsen
Tom Snoberger
Sixers edge Bucks in overtime to lead series in NBA playoffs
Clint Richardson scored seven points in overtime as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated Milwaukee 111-109 to take a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Conference final. Bob Lanier Harvey Catchings and Moses Malone anchored the 76ers defense while Richardson benefited from Bobby Jones' game winning assist. In the West, Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Norm Nixon each had 30 as the Lakers beat the Spurs 110-100 in Los Angeles to go up 1-0 in their series.
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Moses Malone
Philadelphia 76Ers
Milwaukee Bucks
Sidney Moncrief
Harvey Catchings
Philadelphia
76Ers
Clint Richardson
Richardson
Sixers
Bucks
Milwaukee
Aston Lister
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
Bob Lanier
Lister
Malone
Marques Johnson
Inglewood
Calif
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles Lakers
San Antonio Spurs
Abdul-Jabbar
Norm Nixon
Lakers
Spurs
Forum
San Antonio
Artis Gilmore
Gilmore
Artis
Kareem
Los Angeles
Pat Riley
Riley
Stokes among 50 invited to Pan Am Trials in Colorado
Iowa star Greg Stokes is named among 50 top amateurs invited to the Amateur Basketball Association of the USA Pan-American Trials at the Olympic Training Center in May. The 12-man US squad will compete in the 1983 Pan Am Games in Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. 14-28, with future stars including Patrick Ewing, Michael Jordan, A.C. Green and Wayman Tisdale among the invitees.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Greg Stokes
Iowa
Amateur Basketball Association of the USA
Olympic Training Center
Jack Hartman
Kansas State
Bob Chipman
Washburn
Jim Brandenburg
Wyoming
Bob Donewald
Illinois State
Larry Farmer
UCLA
Jerry Holmes
Arizona
Jim Molinari
DePaul
Andy Russo
Louisiana Tech
United States
Puerto Rico
Caracas
Venezuela
Patrick Ewing
Georgetown
Keith Lee
Memphis
Women's shot put mark broken again at Arizona duel
Meg Ritchie of the University of Arizona set an American collegiate record with 62 feet 334 inches in the shot put during a dual meet against Arizona State at Rincon Vista Stadium. The mark surpassed her prior American, Scottish, Western Collegiate Athletic Association, and school records, contributing to Arizona's 78 46 victory.
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Tucson, Ariz
Meg Ritchie
University of Arizona
Rincon Vista
Ritchie
Wildcats
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