Major League Baseball Tsota In Chicago Kansas City Texas
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Track records and event results across multiple schools
Linn-Mar tops the meet with 96 points and multiple event wins including a record long jump by Derris Keahna and a 2-mile relay time of 8 31.24 for Linn-Mar. Nevada, Knoxville, Vinton, South Tama, Grinnell, and Benton Community also post notable marks in sprints, distances, hurdles, and relays.
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Knoxville
Vinton
South Tama
Grinnell
Benton Community
Hurdies
Nordlie
Hoffman
David Fry
Craig Enneking
Weirather
Kirk Draper
John Garwood
Tom Ramsey
Doug Milroy
Steve Geiger
Linn-Mar Stars Help Win South Tama Relays Class AA Title
Tama-Kirk Draper leads Linn-Mar with a record 880 win and three relay firsts as Linn-Mar tops Nevada for the Class AA crown at the South Tama Relays. North Tama wins Class A over Conrad BCL. multiple records are noted across AA and A divisions, with standout marks by Steve Settle and others.
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Conrad Bcl
Belle Plaine
Brewers Activate Bill Travers in baseball press notes
Baseball notes report Milwaukee Brewers activated pitcher Bill Travers. Other pro sports items list Bulls GM Rod Thorn appointment, Chiefs signings including Steve Anderson and several linemen, Chiefs guard center Mike Bird and others, plus Rockies sign John McConitt as defenseman for one year.
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Mike Birdsong
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Larry Heise
Gary Peterson
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Philadelphia 76ers vs Washington Cavaliers? 99 99
Philadelphia 76ers and Washington battled in a high scoring game ending 99 to 99 after four quarters. Key performers included Erving and Collins for Philadelphia and Unseld and Hayes for Washington. Dandridge fouled out for Washington and Wright also left the floor.
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Wright
Sounson
Ballard
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Waterloo West Dominate 2A District Track Scoring
Waterloo West leads the Class 2A district track meet with 73 points while CRW and Linn-Mar chase in second and third. Multiple events crown champions including Kirk Hobbs CRW high jump 6 4 3 4, Jack Donaldson CRK pole vault 13 0, Wayne Denton WW long jump 22 0, Scott Hamilton CRP discus 168 7, and George Zach CRP 2 mile winner in 9 58 0.
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Roger Arends
Larry Benarden
Jim Davis
Craig Kempp
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Dan Tatman
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North Tama
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Roy Stevenson
Wayne Denton
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Scott Hamilton
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George Zach
Jim Duncan
Vernon Brown
Larry Clark
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Bryan Rops
Randy Hobbs
Jim Smith
Jeff Ampey
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Kirk Draper
Rod Jasa
Mike Biasingame
Jerry Kennedy
John Riley
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Gary Sweeney
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Chris Stevenson
Doug Anderson
Davel Pierre
Rick Mullen
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Steve Harkness
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Mike Hill
Mike Blasigname
Giants overpower Cardinals as Madlock Whitfield homer
San Francisco routs St. Louis 9-3 as Bill Madlock and Terry Whitfield hit consecutive home runs. Vida Blue earns his fifth straight win, building an 8-1 lead after a slow start by the Cardinals. Garry Templeton, Tony Scott and Keith Hernandez opened with singles before Blue shut them down. Tom Heintzelman adds a seventh inning homer.
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Terry Whitfield
Vida Blue
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Tony Scott
Keith Hernandez
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Lopez leads with 67 in Greater Baltimore Classic
Nancy Lopez shot a 6 under par 67 on Pine Ridge Golf Course to take the first round lead at the $65,000 Greater Baltimore Golf Classic. The dominant LPGA rookie totaled seven birdies and one bogey. On this date in 1846 the United States declared war on Mexico.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Colonial Country Club Course
Steve Meinyk
Jerry Heard
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Fuzzy ‘Oeller
Nny Edwards
Jerry Pate
Mike Morley
Tom Watson
Gil Morgan
Andy Bean
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Jim Simons
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John Scnroeder
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Charles Coody
Fred Marti
Bruce Devlin
Jay Hoos
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John Mahaffey
Roy Floyd
Homero Blancos
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Maltbie
Bill Rogers
Peter Oosterhuis
Howard Twitty
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Tsy Kin
Silvia Bertolaccini
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Sandra Spuzick
Kathy Farrer
Kathy Cornelius
Karolyn Kertzman
Carol Mann
Jo Ann Prentice
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Vy Conley
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Coe Kohawks eye seventh straight Midwest meet title
Coe College aims for a seventh consecutive Midwest Conference track and field championship at the University of Chicago May 19 20 led by defending 120 yard high hurdles Silas Hudson and defending 440 yard dash champion Tom Goszewski. Also entered are Hearn Hurdles and relay returnees with new contributors from Mt. Vernon Anamosa and other sections as Coach Wayne Phillips notes the challenge from Carleton but optimism remains.
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Tom Goszewski
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Goszewski
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Mt. Vernon
Phillips
Carleton
Hawks
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Anamosa
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Dave Berry
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Russ Phillips
Rich Holland
Toshio Naka
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