J-Hawk boys win Valley track title
Cedar Rapids Jefferson dominated the Mississippi Valley Conference meet scoring 97.14 points to Kennedy 86, with five individual wins and the 4 x 100 meter relay. Allen Schmitz Cassill and Ben Jenkins won 100 200 and 400, while Pat Carnes won the 400 hurdles and Joel Hachey the 1600. Kennedy swept three relays and Washington had two winners.
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C. West
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LaSalle wins Prairie Girls Relays on team depth
LaSalle topped Marion 114 to 87 at the Prairie Girls Relays with two wins in 4 x 800 and distance medley. The Lancers, coached by Teresa Schreier, relied on depth as Marion, Benton Community and Prairie followed, while individual wins highlighted Dixon and Joens among others.
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Iowa Bodybuilding Champs Hit Cedar Rapids Sunday
Cedar Rapids hosts the 1983 Iowa Bodybuilding Championships at the Paramount Theatre with Wayne Meier of Cedar Rapids serving as one of seven judges. Local promoters Tim Young and Larry Lawrence report strong ticket sales for 1,900 seats as Lou Ferrigno headlines a 3 p.m. seminar and a 7 p.m. main show featuring Mr. Iowa, Teenage Mr. Iowa and Ms. Iowa finals.
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Ra Power Family Fitness Center
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Cedar Rapids pitcher invited to U S Pan American team
Gregg Bosch of Cedar Rapids has been invited to audition for the United States softball squad for the Pan American Games in Caracas Venezuela this August. Auditions in June in Colorado Springs will select four pitchers. Bosch, 32, is Kirkwood Community College athletic director and men's basketball coach and is the lone lefty among 12 invitees.
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Hawkeyes eye title and playoff berth at Minnesota
Iowa faces Minnesota in a crucial pair of season ending double headers with a 30-17-1 record and 7-5 in the Big Ten. A sweep would clinch the division over Minnesota, while Northwestern lurks 6-6 for a potential tiebreak. If Iowa advances, Michigan would host next week.
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Harkey suffers multiple injuries in Indy practice crash
Indy driver Bob Harkey, 52, sustained a broken neck and collarbone, multiple rib and arm fractures, and bruised lungs when his Coyote racer hit the fourth turn wall after a contact with Mike Mosley's car at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He was stable, conscious, and to undergo surgery.
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