Norton Burke Set Records a Wamac Title to Anamosa
Norton and Burke led Anamosa to its third straight Wamac boys track crown with a 19 point win over Independence on Marion high track. Burke ran a 4:23.95 mile, Norton anchored the 440 relay and won sprints, while Clark of Vinton edged Tapper and Jacobs in the 120 high hurdles. Rick Floyd aided Marion in the medley relay and Davis Witte contributed a 1:59 anchor. Erie details highlight mile relay wins and a ceremonial tribute to Clyde Kramer.
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Ansmosa
Mike Norton
Kevin Burke
Independence
Marion
Burke
Norton
Vinton
Brian Clark
Anamosa
Ron Tapper
Dave Jacobs
Tapper
Jacobs
Clark
Rick Floyd
Floyd
Surke
Dave Witte
Gire Marion
Waite
Bruce Winch
Greg Stole
Frank White
Tipton
Joe Pelver
Clyde Kramer
Marion High
Booster Club
Gary Knapp
Kramer
Area One Community College
Calmar
Dis Tstum
Tfy Bigg
Probert Ten Ra
Dave Letnkawons
Tod Singart
Heady Petersen
Fens
Lelobaugh
Biggart
Eon Morrow
Doc Pelzer
Dewitt McCubbin
Geeg Hood
Juan Clark
Ron Tosper
Dove Jocads
Amor
Tree Lindsey
Tent Broshoars
Dan Rawleby
Fate Ray
Aynthetly Miuvaer Chet
Tam Saleby
Ayole
Delaware
Marlon
Pole Woutts
Loire Gowninn
Thy Hoeek Mie
Morin
Th Melly
Toot Wolly
Warmise Umcara
Nowrap Ee
Lee to miss five weeks with shoulder injury
Bill Lee, Boston pitcher, said he hopes to return in about five weeks after a shoulder injury from the Boston Yankee game. Doctors diagnosed torn capsule and cartilage damage with fear of a longer layoff.
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Bill Lee
Boston
Joe
Big Ten Showdown Shapes Big NCAA Berth Chase
Chicago report outlines Michigan, Minnesota, and Michigan State vying for the Big Ten baseball title and an NCAA bid in the final weekend. Michigan leads at 2 3, hosting Michigan State after Saturday trips, while Minnesota clos es its schedule with two games at home versus Iowa. Key outcomes hinge on splits and holds, with tiebreaks by runs scored. Indiana and Ohio State also factor in as finale doubleheaders loom. Individual leaders include Jerry Mahan and Al Weston among top hitters, with three pitchers unbeaten.
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Chicago
UBI
Michigan
Minnesota
Michigan State
Wolverinus
Michi-gun State
Spartans
Town
Iowa
Gophers
Jerry Mahan
Ohio State
al Weston
Michigan — State
Molitor
Mirnesota
Terry Jones
Indiana
Mike Brugs
Wisconsin
Randy Rennicke
Jerry Alder
Craig van Sype
Yankees Hassle Settled After Airing Grievances
New York AP report says Yankees owner George Steinbrenner and ace pitcher Cutisty Hunter resolved a tense dispute after a Friday meeting. Steinbrenner criticized Hunter for a four hour TV filming stint the day he started against Baltimore, which he blamed for a rough four runs in the first inning.
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Yank Hassle
NEW York
New York Yankee
George Steinbrenner
Cutfisty Hunter
Steinbrenner
Hunter
Baltimore
Orioles
Welty Juniors Face Two Foes at Ellis Park
Welty-Way junior softball teams prepare for two doubleheaders at Ellis Park on Sunday. One Welty-Way squad meets Nims Sporting Goods of Agnes on diamond one, while another Welty-Way team faces Abell Howe of CR. on diamond two. Games start at 1:30 p.m.
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Ellis Park
Nims Sporting Goads of
Agnes
Abell Howe
Spanish cyclist Santisteban killed in Sicily opening leg
Spanish pro Juan Manuel Santisteban, 28, died during the opening stage of the Italian cycling tour in Catania. The 64 km leg began the 22 stage race, which runs through June 12. Belgian Patrick Sereu won the stage and leads the tour.
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Catania
Sicily
Juan Manuel Santisteban
Santisteban
Mt. Etna
Europe
Patrick Sereu
Belgium
Coe College Golfer Trio Set for NCAA DIII Championship
Coe College Kohawks will compete in the NCAA Division III golf tournament in Springfield Ohio on May 25 24. They just clinched their first Midwest Conference title by 48 strokes. The team poses with the conference trophy as coach Bill Fletcher and golfers Kurt Lichty Mark Dukes Dick Jacobson Gary Rozek Bill Yin stand for a group photo.
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Coe College
Springfield
Ohin
Kohawks
Felt
Dick Jacobson
Gary Rozek
Laf
Bill Fletcher
Kurt Lichty
Mark Dukes
Bill Yin
Ailing Reid Wins 3 Titles at Linn-Mar Meet
Reid led Linn-Mar with three wins as he captured the 190 and 220 and 440 yard dash titles at Price's John Wall Memorial meet. Prairie's Bruce Hruby won two events including the 80 yard dash and long jump, while Pred rie and LaSalle posted top team scores. Coaches praised Reid's endurance and noted he competed in only the individual sprints and relays to protect him after an injury scare.
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Linn-Mar
Mike Sieklocha
Brad Reid
Baal Central Iawa
Reid
Lions
Sjeklochy
Rett
Price
John Wall
Lite-Mar
Predrie
LaSalle
Benton Communtty
Reld
Dahon
Brad
Sjeklowhu
Reid Hie
Sjeklocha
Linn Mar
Brad Bell
Dan Kosmach
Prairie
Koemach
Lear
Alan
Mim
Enteh
Doug Veal
Craig Goodfellow
Bll Robbing
Mark Krug
Priitie
Bruce Hruby
Hawks
Hruby
Steve Atholf
Scntt
Hamilton
Brad Brueher
Belle Plaine Wins Golf Title by Seven Strokes
Belle Plaine swept the Belle Plaine Country Club event winning the girls golf with a seven stroke margin led by medalist Andrew Murray and runner-up Laurie Daily Quay as Belle Plaine and Vinton advance to the district tournament. Vernon downs Slab 5-3 in prep baseball with Kamberling tossing a complete game. Pope Francis praised international sporting ties and the value of sport in a brief speech to the International Skating Union council citing sport as a path to maturity and fraternity.
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Belle Plaine
Roejle Prince
Vatican City
Council of the International Skating Union
Ronan Catholic
Ghucels
Utdse
Dial Downs Norman Scott in Cedar Hills Pee Wee Baseball
Randy Moyer powered Disl Finance to a WV win over Norman Scott as Cedar Hills hosts Pee Wee action Friday night. Mizor, Land O Lakes and other youth teams posted several results with primitives like home runs by Rich Bonar and Jimmay Dalton, and multiple pitchers recording strikeouts.
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Randy Moyer
Norman Scott
Cedar Hills
Pee Wee
Mizor
Land ‘0 Lakes
Fowler Electric
Land 'Q Lakes
Rich Bonar
Jimmay Dalton
Gibson Realtors
Crawford Quarry
Dennis Bruns
LeBion
Vera
Tina Steffen
Diane Henry
Cedar Rapids Washington Wins Alris Sectional Tennis Title
Washington tops sectional play at Kennedy with 1 points, Jefferson second, LaSalle and others trailing. Micki Sebillig wins girls singles 6 0 6 0 over Sue Jorgensen. Washington teams claim doubles and advance to district at Kennedy while rivals edge toward district round.
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Cedar Rails Washington
Kennedy
CR. Jefferson
C.R. Kennedy
CR. LaSalle
C.R. Prairie
Linn Mar
Lafalle
Micki Sebillig
Jefferson
Sue Jorgensen
Washington
Kelle Kotkmeier
Llyn Linge
Ann Keiper
Ciady Fanci
Wash
José
Lert Lamb
Cynhia Abodecy
Chris Gorman
Sua Peterson Wit
Kolkmaier
Linge
Jorgensen
Ji Hand
J-Hawk Nies
Cheryl Ehrenborner
Lynn Lehrortre
Chris Hayelott
God Bocky Fitzpaerick
Kennedy Wins Girls Sectional Golf Championship
Kennedy tops the girls sectional golf meet at Twhi Placa by 26 strokes over Washington with several district qualifiers named. Sectional medalist Sonya Stalberger of Regia and runner-up Autna Pinckney of Kennedy advance, while Regis eyes a district spot with a strong team score of 384.
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Cetlast Rapids
Kennedy
Twhi Placa
Aethp CR
Washington
Congres
Warriors
Priday
Twhy Placa
Sonya Stalberger
Regia
Runneruy Autna Pinckney
Regis
Wash
Mmay
Royale
Anoe Sea
Senin
Reta Lévuning
Wes
Wimnar
Tahl
Anz
Ailiusila Honinbiniy
Kelly Heheon
Mt Pleasant wins tough playoff in prep golf and baseball
Mt Pleasant, Cedar Rapids, and Muscatine dominated regional prep action. Washington’s Jim Kester finished second in golf with 71, while Pole Hagan of Rogla placed third with 73. In baseball Jeff Gallagher’s pitching led Juttureoy to a 7-1 victory at Marlon, fanning seven and driving in runs. Steen’s 4-pt burst spurred Linn-Mar, as North Lincoln prep bowling and other local results wrap up.
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MT. Pleasant
Cedar Rapida Wastington
Mt. Pleasant Cowlery
Muncatine
Wash
Rupis
Wor Muscating
Uo Johnner
Woshington
Jim Kester
Pole Hagan
Rogla
AM Three
Stig Gallacher
Wwe Ak
Linn-Mar Netmen Triumph Over Mt Vernon 7 2
Linn-Mar Netmen defeated Mt. Vernon 7 to 2 in a Friday match highlighted by strong serving and decisive wins. Bell led the Lions with key aces and consistent returns as the team extended its Ling-Mar form into the meet.
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Ling-Mar
Downing Mt. Vernon
The
Lions
Ong
Langguth Leads 26 Point Hit In Quick YMCA Tilt
Teresa Langguth scored 26 to spark Cheng hota to a 62 2 win over the Happy Wockers in the Fits branch YMCA htgth school girly basketball league. Cindy Wonndt added for the winners while Diane Elwonger and Toss ers teammates contributed as well. Darla Stalth tallied 17 for the Merchants in the second game, Darla Guth Kramer led the losers with 14 points.
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Teresa Langguth
Din
Chenghota
Happy Wockers
Fits
YMCA
Cindy Wonndt
Diane Elwonger
Darla Stalth
Thy Dwarfs
Guth Kramer
M F L Defeats Guttenberg in 14-4 Victory
M F L rallied past Guttenberg with a 14-4 win. Randy Vayt delivered strong at bats and a key inning burst. Nick Ferguson added driving hits as M F L pulled away early and cruised to the decisive victory.
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Guttenberg
Randy Vayt
Gullumberg
Nick Ferguson
Schmit
Tor Guttenberg
Regis Fall Short In Kennerly Baseball Tilt
McDermott and Peres Regis led a 2 2 tie with timely hits as Kennerly hosted a June baseball game. Roster actions show players pushing for a decisive win amid a tight contest.
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Maguoteln
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Shol
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Randy Huitner
Linn
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Lisbon
Mt, Vernon
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Spinners
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Gibson
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Gallagher
Satin
Steen
Craig Steen
Shetlenin
Langguth
von McDurmott
Ord Wdoubl
Kennerly
Doc Hunter
Mey
Hanor
Hawkeye Downs
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