Kennedy, Vinton Lead In City Golf Meet Results
In Twin Pines course action Jeff Jefferson defeated by Kennedy 175-189 with P Somery 175 and Amy Alford 42, Anne Pinckney 43, Paula Higgins 44. Vinton 307 team total wins class AA sectional crown at Vinton country club. Dennis Rommann 72 earns medalist honors. West 310 seconds. Cedar Falls, Waterloo Central and others follow. top two teams advance to districts at Ellis Park. Cedar Falls and Central players also advance as individuals with 78s.
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Kennedy
Jefferson
Twin Pines
P Somery
Amy Alford
Anne Pinckney
Paula Higgins
Joaneck Peeterson
Barb Feckley
Linda Fraizer
Sue Fraizer
Becky
Vinton
Vinton Country Club
Waterloo West
C.R. Kennedy
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Central
C.R. Jefferson
Dennis Rommann
West
Ellis Park
Cedar Fall
Jeff Curran
Central
Jim Johnson
Marquette Wins Class A Sectional Golf Title
Marquette captured the class A sectional golf championship with a 333 total at Little Bear Country Club in Wyoming. Clinton St. Mary's finished second with 337. Marquette and St. Mary's qualified for the class A districts at North English Midland, while Clarence-Lowden placed third in the sectional and sent one of its players, Terry Strackbein, as a low individual with a 77. Calamus’ Scott Steffens shot 79 and also earned a district spot.
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Wyoming
Bellevue
Marquette
Little Bear Country Club
Clinton St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
North English Midland
Clarence-Lowden
Calamus
Wheatland
Lost Nation
Terry Strackbein
Scott Steffens
Stalberger Leads Regis Past Linn-Mar In Golf Meet
Sanya Stalberger fired a 43 to lead Regis girls golf past Linn-Mar 193 to 203 at Twin Pines. Linn-Mar won the junior varsity 242 to 258. Linn-Mar: Terri O Connell 49 Cindy Cordes 49 Shiela Jilka 50 Cindy Fee 55. Regis: Sanya Stalberger 43 Julie Kanak 49 Mary Hagen 49 Kathy Jahn 52.
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Sanya Stalberger
Regis
Linn-Mar
Twin Pines
Terri O'Connell
Cindy Cordes
Shiela Jilka
Cindy Fee
Sas Peers
Julie Kanak
Mary Hagen
Kathy Jahn
Midwest tennis doubles title leads with ties in Grinnell event
In the Midwest conference tennis meet in Grinnell Lake Forest and Lawrence split top singles points as Aaron Kahn and Bob Renfro earned Lake Forest titles and Gary Kolker won for Lawrence. Ripon's Dave Walter upset John Van Duser to claim the No 6 crown as Ripon led with 14 points into doubles finals.
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Grinnell
Lawrence
Lake Forest
Aaron Kahn
Bob Renfro
Gary Kolker
Dave Walter
Ripon
John van Duser
Carleton
Cornell
Beloit
Coe
Knox
Monmouth
Dave Jensen
Carelton
Morty Fried
Law
Ted Hoehne
Bob Rick
Wilton dominates Class B district track title action
Wilton racked up 80 points to win the district track championship as athletes from Wilton, Solon, Aquin, St. Marys, Wellington and nearby schools posted top marks. Relay and field events highlighted the meet with W branches, Aquin, Solon and St. Marys delivering strong showings. The Prairie-Regis baseball doubleheader was rescheduled to a single 1:00 game at LaSalle diamond.
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Wilton
Swift
Williams
Ahrendsen
Mussman
St. Mary
Kean
Aauin
Sherwood
Hegorty
Lincoln
Schoer
Solon
Erenberger
Doresco
St. Mary's
Decker
Sane
Scott
Takes
eel.Rosenberg
Yadoff
Elliot
Piatmen
LaMacck
Smile
Hayes
Aquin
Miller
Central
Verio
Mays
Midland
Stremion
St. Marys
Haynes
W. Branch
W. Central
Prairie-Regis
LaSalle
Missouri Takes Lead in Big Eight Track Meet
Missouri led the abbreviated Big Eight track and field championships after the opening day, with Ben Plucknett winning his third discus title and a meet record 198 feet 5 inches. Kansas dominated prelims with 14 advancing to finals, while Dele Udo posted the top 400 meters qualifying time of 45.9 seconds for Missouri.
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Lincoln
Ben Plucknett
Missouri
Kansas
Plucknett
Cedar Rapids
Washington
David Korir
Joe Ramsey
Oklahoma State
Ramsey
Peppie Whitaker
Tigers
Colorado
Dele Udo
Aba
Nigeria
ASU Beats Northern Iowa 2-0 in WCWS Round
Arizona State upset Northern Iowa 2-0 in the winner’s bracket of the 1976 Women’s Softball College World Series in Omaha Nebraska. ASU pitcher Margaret Rebenar held UNI to four hits as other results streamed in across the day.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
Northern Iowa
ASU
Margaret Rebenar
UNI
Nebraska- Omaha
Turkio
Michigan State
Kansas
Northern Colorado
Illinois State
Oregon
Mayville State
Indiana State
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Northern State
Utah
Dunkerton Captures Class B District Track Crown
Dunkerton won the Class B district track title in Cedar Falls with 56 points. Highlights include top finishes by Dunkerton and Valley teams in events such as the 2 mile, relays, sprints, and field events led by athletes like Livingood, Olsen, and McCarty. Valley and North Linn also posted strong showings across several events.
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Cedar Falls
Dunkerton
Atchison
Hennessy
Dysart
Mac
Valley
Moore
Kee
Mullen
Laos
Bouska
Davis
O'Hara
Olsen
Fisher
North Linn
Downing
Smith
Central
Livingood
Hansen
Speer
Graham
O'Conner
Lop
Wrage
Cox
MFL
McCarty
Moeller
Danker
Decorah Wins Track Title in Class A District Meet
Decorah tallied 61 points to capture the Class A district track crown here Friday. Cresco’s Dave Schroeder and North’s Bill Stevens were double winners with multiple top finishes including a new high hurdle mark by Stevens and a record 4x mile medley by Central.
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West Union
Decorah
Cresco
Dave Schroeder
North
Bill Stevens
Schroeder
Steven
Cuvelier
Theiss
Crestwood
Neuwonner
Glove
Central
Stevens
I.nelson
Rogers
Sluka
Whalen
Klotzbach
Herald
Neuwenner
Ruelhow
Aeenaee
Martin
Waukon
Piein
Ieee
Einck
S.acne
Nordgaard
Sumner
Ostert
Osage
Winn
Cougars Edge Cheapshots 47 46 in Espy YMCA Clash
Marlena Mossbarger led the Cougars with 24 points while Teresa Langguth scored 20 for the Cheapshots as the girls high school basketball game at the Ellis YMCA produced a 47 to 46 final.
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Cougars
Cheapshots
Ellis Ymca
Marlena Mossbarger
Cougar
Teresa Langguth
Neppel Sets World Mark in Three Mile at NCAA Meet
ISU star Peg Neppel shattered the world record with a 15:41.69 three mile at the AIAW national track meet in Manhattan. Her run helped Iowa State reach 21 points, tying Seattle Pacific for the lead. Seattle Pacific’s Sharon Walker won the long jump, Willye White placed fourth in hurdles, and Flathead Valley claimed the discus title. New Mexico, Delaware, and Flathead Valley trailed close in the team standings as Wright State and Prairie View also scored.
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Manhattan
Kan
Peg Neppel
Iowa State
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Neppel
Julie Brown
UCLA
Cyclones
Seattle Pacific University
Sharon Walker
Seattle Pacific
Willye White
Chicago State
Lorna Griffin
Little Flathead Valley
Montana Community College
Carol Thomson
University of Delaware
New Mexico
Delaware
Flathead Valley
Wright State
Ohio
Prairie View of
Johnson wins 10,000 at Big Ten meet in Champaign
Wisconsin's Mark Johnson outpaced Dave Walters of Illinois to win the 10,000-meter run at the Big Ten outdoor championships as Illinois leads early in team scoring with 25 points. Iowa's Bobby Lawson posted top qualifying times in the 100 and 200 and led prelims in the 440 with a Big Ten best 40.72 clocking. Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Ohio State follow in team totals as seedings unfold.
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Champaign
Ill
Wisconsin
Mark Johnson
Dave Walters
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Bobby Lawson
Hawkeye
Lawson
Mark Purnell
Don Adams
Tom Slack
Adams
Slack
Joe Robinson
Keith Clements
Phil Stapp
Sylvester Wilson
Derek Laing
Purdue
John Davis
Ohio State
Reginald Cannon
Jerry Finis
I Ilinois
Greg Price
Bob Carper
Jeff Broun
Mike Wagner
Dave Wolters
Illioss
Robin Smith
Ono State
Joan Glidewell
John Grabowski
Michigan
Fitzmorris Wins as Royals Rout White Sox 7 1
Al Fitzmorris allowed seven hits for his fourth win against no losses as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Chicago White Sox 7 1. Frank White and Amos Otis drove in two runs apiece, while Otis belted a two run homer in the first inning. The Royals collected 11 hits, extended their streak to four straight victories and ten wins in 12 games. Ralph Garr drove in Chicago’s lone run with a sac fly in the eighth inning. Pete Vuckovich was charged with the loss.
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Frank White
Amos Otis
al Fitzmorris
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Royals
White
Otis
Kansas City
White Sox
Pete Vuckovich
Fred Patek
George Brett
Ralph Garr
Bucky Dent
Fitzmorris
Vukovich
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Yankees
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee
Rico Carty
George Hendrick
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Joe Coleman
Tigers
Carty
Hendrick
Jim Crawford
Cecil Cooper
Boston Red
Races Continue with Front Bumper Disqualification Drama
The track ran races while a loose front bumper caused a black flag confusion for Becker who claimed he didn’t know the flag applied to him. Stodola edged Pollister by a foot in a tight sportsman heat, with Pollister later claiming a trophy dash and Stodola a separate heat win as numerous drivers posted times in fast trials and heats.
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Becker
Jim Stodola
Shellsburg
Wapello
Ron Pollister
Stodola
Coe Tops Cornell in Playoffs at Ash Park
Coe defeats Cornell 9-2 in the Midwest Conference tournament opener as Randy Patton drives in two runs with a two run homer. Monmouth beats Lawrence 11-10 in extras to even the double elimination slate, Neil Alexander delivering the RBI in the bottom of the ninth.
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MT. Vernon
Coe
Monmouth
Ash Park
Cornell
Lawrence
Randy Patton
Rams
Patton
Mohawks
Lyle Nesemeier
Ralph Grande
Barrie Ernst
Neil Alexander
Mark Faust
Lisbon
Ash Field
Wash Prep Signs Two Players From Cedar Rapids Washington
ESTERVILLE Iowa Lakes Community College announced on Friday that Cedar Rapids Washington athletes Kyle Rich and Steve Mehring have signed letters of intent. Rich is a 6-2 190-pound running back and Mehring is a 6-2 215-pound offensive guard.
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Esterville
Iowa Lakes Community College
Cedar Rapids
Grendeler tosses three hitter in Washington win
Kevin Grendeler pitched a three hitter with ten strikeouts to lead Washington Friday afternoon at the Kennedy diamond, dominating the game from the mound.
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Kevin Grendeler
Washington
Kennedy Diamond
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