Pilots Humble Giants 11-3 in Memorial Stadium game
Clinton Pilots exploded early scoring three in the first, adding four in the third to beat Cedar Rapids Giants 11-3 at Memorial Stadium. Dwight Carter led the Pilots with two doubles and a two run homer while Greg Shippy added a two run double.
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Pilots
Memorial Stadium
Dwight Carter
Greg Shippy
Ray Gimenez
Ben Hunt
Brian Kelly
Johny Paycheck
Ben Adams
Lovemakers
Gratts
Steve Gamby
Burlington
Dan Belley
German de Los Santos
Jimmy Ray
C.R
Giants
Ehedtor
Conley
Michael Cf
Athondta
Lasser
Roy Rf
Shippy
Yurak
Alto Carter
Wilkinsip
Santosssana Santon
Nas
Vo Kelly
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Cosh
Cerrell
Wilson A
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Eran
Wis
Cedar Rapids
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Pierce and Carter Lead At National Gymnastics Meet
Roxanne Pierce of Philadelphia Gymnastics club and Mike Carter of LSU led the opening day at Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School as the National AATS meet began. Pierce topped the women's all around with 37.00 points while Carter posted 52.55 to lead Koji Saito. finals set for Saturday with two sessions. Tickets available at local outlets. All Saints defeated St Patrick’s 19-16 and St Pius beat Immaculate Conception in parish softball action.
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Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School
Mike Carter
Louisiana State
Roxanne
Roxanne Pierce
Philadelphia
Pierce
Kathy Shotwell
Miami
Barb Mysiak
Southern Connecticut
Carter
Nissen
U.S
Koji Saito
Seattle
Iowa State
Brent Simmons
Eby's
Armstrong's
Cedar Rapids Sporting Conds
Nissen Corp
Casper rest fuels share of lead in New Orleans Open
Billy Casper credits rest for his improved form as he carded a five under par 67 to share the lead with Larry Nelson after the first round of the $150,000 New Orleans Open. Peter Oosterhuis Allen Miller Gary Sanders Mike Morley and Danny Edwards chased at 68, while Trevino and others struggled.
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New Orleans
Billy Casper
Casper
Larry Nelson
Fngland
Pangling
Peter Oosterhuis
Allen
Johnny) Miller
Gary Sanders
Mike Morley
Danny Edwards
Dave Hill
Eas Rae
Leedlen Ier Mealer
Prey Trevino
Ary Soners Bee
Lakewood Boney Banaras
Wilcox Retires After 12-Year Niners Career
San Francisco 49ers line backer Dave Wilcox retires at 34 after 12 seasons. A five time all pro, his playing time waned last season due to knee surgery. He says he left because the club would not meet his $100000 contract security request.
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SAN Francisco
Dave Wilco
San Francisco 49Ers
Wilcos
Red Peppers And Derby Drinks Stir Up Sports Notes
The column jokes about who blew the whistle in the Michigan State NCAA probe and mocks Derby drink lore at Pimlico. It also highlights Cubs like the C.R. Giants offer, Waterloo Royals hair bet, and Linn County club dinner plans with Hawkeye coaches and guest speakers.
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Midwest
Michigan State
Spartan
Big Ten
Ohio State
Loren Tate
Champaign News-Gazette
Aaron Brown
Uied
Woody Hayes
C.R. Giants
Waterloo Royals
John Sullivan
Royals
Sullivan
Quad Cities
Jerry Cash
Linn County Club
Hawkeye
Elmerest Country Club
Bush
Uiuse
Bob Cummings
Lute Olson
Gary Kurdelmeier
Duane Banks
Bump Elliott
Namath Signs for WFL With Chicago Winds Bid
AP reports Joe Namath signed a three year contract worth about four million to play in the World Football League with the Chicago Winds while opposing WFL and Jets officials dispute the move. Chicago Winds owner Puillano denies report and Philadelphia? Birmingham talks continue.
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Miami News
Joe Namath
WEL
Chicago
Namath
Chicago Winds
WFL
Chris Hemmeter
Eugene Pullana
The
Winds
Port
Birmingham
Ala
New York
National Football League
New York Jets
Jimmy Walsh
Jets
Babe Parilli
Puillano
Chicago Fire
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