Baseball NL East Results and Tonight's Cincinnati Showdowns
National League East standings and results from Saturday and Sunday with New York, Philadelphia, Montreal, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis noted. Tonight features Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Atlanta, and Montreal at Houston among six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal Ny
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanto
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Gullickson
Knepper
Notes
Lotar
D. Robinson
Stewart
Andujar
Gale
Philadeiphia
Atlanta
Fosterss
Kingma
Gorner
Joronsa
Gorciass
Pujolse
Brooks
Miekrop
Pittmaph
Roronesp
Kingman
Loe
Bockman
Ron Jones
Miekro
Ork Wew
LaCorte
Niekro
Moreno
Madick
Robinsn If
Lezconorf
Berrass
Saloror
Nicosiac
Swisherc
Flannery
DeLeon
Lacy
Candelaria
Jthompson
RaJones
Wiggins
Berra
S—Moreno
Curtis
Mae Philadelphia
Attenta Eee
Bdiaz
Philadelax
Lanta
Maddox
S—Ruthven
Philadelphia Ruthven
Tea Farmer
Attenta Pniekro
Garber
Pniekro
Rose
Baseball recap with scattered player codes and pitches
In a game summary a list of players and codes is given including GJackson Frost and Armstrong with a note that GJackson pitched 102 batters in the Bt and faced two batters in the HBP by Frost Richardt and Armstrong. The trot times and sequence suggest a detailed box score fragment from Kansas City area play with multiple abbreviations and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeRbe Honeycutt
Comer
Kansas City Frost
Gjackson
Armstrng
Quisenbury
Frost
Richardt
Armstrong
Cedar Rapids minors top Burlington in 4-1 victory
Cedar Rapids defeated Burlington 4 to 1 as J. Jones hit a solo homer and K. Jones stole bases. Burlington stranded eight runners while Cedar Rapids capitalized with timely hits and solid pitching by Heidenreich.
NBA Championship Schedule Best of Seven
Schedule lists games between Los Angeles and Philadelphia with dates May 27 May 38 June 1 June 3 June 6 June 8 and June 10 plus a potential game if necessary. Noting home and away sites and times for each contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Auto Racing Results From Vinton Speedway
Bomber class heats led to Wayne Wall and Marion in the oval event. In the figure eight, Scott Yerkes of Vinton finished first with Rob Walter second and Lanny Stevens third from Brandon. Altered Street Stock saw Von Deest win the feature with Vince Buchholz and Dwight Harlan in podium positions. MCA Modified events named Hurst as feature winner with Jack Mitchell second and Mike Schulte third. spectator David McVoy watched Cedar Rapids, Terhune led powder puff in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Speedway
Wayne Wall
Marion
Scott Yerkes
Vinton
Rob Walter
Lanny Stevens
Brandon
Ron Parks
Urbana
Duane van Deest
Grundy Center
Bill Borkdoll
Garrison
von Deest
Vince Buchholz
Cedar Falls
Dwight Harlan
Waterloo
MCA
Todd Jensen
Ron Hurst
Mike Schulte
Norway
Hurst
Jack Mitchell
Schulte
Sports slate features multiple games across leagues today
The schedule lists Burlington at Reds at 7 30 p m and Kennedy at Norway at 6 30 p m in basketball and other events including the Storm against Fowler Tuesday, NCAA Division III Nationals at Naperville Illinois and Kennedy at Regis at 4 p m. Golf hosts girls district meet while other basketball matchups include Reds at Burlington LaSalle at Wash Prairie at JC West and PBR versus Modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Reds
Kennedy
Norway
Storm
Fowler
Napeville
Coe
Regis
LaSalle
Wash
C.R. Prairie
J.C. West
PBR
Pressures Rally Top High School Star and Olympic Volley prep
TV slate lists 3 p.m. on KTS-13 featuring Sports Illustrated on a highly recruited high school basketball star. It also covers the Women's National Volleyball Team in Olympic training and slow motion footage of four major league pitchers. At 7 p.m. on KWWL more programming follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Sports
Sports Illustrated
KWWL
Michigan Wins Big Ten Track Title at Minneapolis
At Minneapolis, Michigan tops the 82nd Big Ten meet with 115 points, Indiana 107, Wisconsin 84, Illinois 62, Michigan State 57, Minnesota 54, and Iowa 25. Event results include Michigan setting a meet record in the 400-meter relay with 40.38 ahead of Michigan State 40.47 and Indiana 40.76. Tom Stevens of Illinois wins the steeplechase in 8:44.10, and Jim Spivey of Indiana dominates the 1500 and 1400-meter events with top times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan State
Minnesota
Ohio State
Iowa
Purdue
Northwestern
Mike Patton
Kevin Tribbett
Tom Iiman
Jim Spivey
Greg Reynolds
Mark Sisson
Tim Hacker
Mike Gebeke
Minne
Bruce Dorow
Andrew Bruce
Don Muhammad
Earl Allen
Butch Woolfolk
George Nicholas
Jon Emrich
Semeter Run
Scott Rider
Mike Shea
Joe Kopheim
Darren Kern
Mike Anderson
Rick Turriff
Semeter High Hurdhes
Mark Commack
Ron McCoy
Shelby Johnson
Chris Williams
Derrick Gentry
Joe Blackwell
Emeter
Elliott Tabron
Sunder Nix
Leroy Dixson
Marcus Sanders
Rob Grainger
Kelvin Scott
Meter Hurdies
Jon Thomas
Spar
Shelby
Corky Wilkins
Dave Greenwood
David Lugin
Paul Piwinski
Troy Hagemann
Curt Romsey
Gary Froelich
Scott Wall
Tim Hocker
John Idstrom
Brian Diemer
John Keohen
Kerry Dickson
Kevin Akins
Mike Lehmann
Akins
I Ilinois
Johnny Nielsen
Rich Baader
Scott Eriksson
Bill Burkholder
Thomas
Sanders
Scott
Tabron
Duane Bibbie
Larry Streeter
Rick Mansfield
Cory Gates
Owen Gill
Bill Taylor
Local Softball League Results And Football Trades
Local softball last week shows multiple league results across divisions with teams such as Quaker Oats, PSP Lancer Lones, Miller Auto, and Westside Coed. Football notes include Cardinals signings and Argonauts trade rights for John Fourcade to the BC Lions for future considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STADIUM/CLEVELAND
Quaker Oats
PSP Lancer
FOE
BRAC
Quest
Miller Auto
Claxton
Industrial
Apache Hose
Cargill West
Cargill Corn
CAST
Life Investors
Lowo
Gas
Norand
Wilsons
Shady Oaks
Woelridge
Industrial League Rapids Chevy
General Mills
Ao Me
Wi Smuletotts
Normanscott
Cryovoc
Afscme
Miner Open League Paradise
Thorpe
ADM
Mr. Bubbles
Ketelson's
Venture Inn
Nose's
Aronson
ATC ST/JONES
Westside
Holidome
Elm's
Floyd's
Plgzo West
Bodfish Gerbels
Wernie's
Bad News Bears
Gringo's
Hiawathaer En Klein Eee Unnamedbdies
Merrill Lynch
CR. Cooter
Goss
Wilson's
Nash Finch
Ced-Bell
C.R. Clinic
Home Port
Eby’s
Beuchel Ins
Eastside Maidrite
Southside
Industrial A League
Werebure
FMC
Collins Boder
Federal Employees
MGD
Cherry Burrell
Rockwell Collins
St.louis Cardinals
Dave Stief
Terry Stieve
Rush Brown
Joe Young
Prince McCord
Larry Reid
Keith Chancey
Scott Anton
Mike Marshall
Toronto Argonauts
John Fourcade
British Columbia Lions
Pro Golf Atlanta Classic At Atlanta GA Details
Golfers Larry Nelson Dan Holidorson Mike Nicolette Lee Elder and others competed in the Atlanta Classic with final scores and round breakdowns listed. The event featured a wide field of touring professionals, with many players posting multi round totals and standings for the tour stop in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fergus Best
Stave
Larry Nelson
Stewart
Dan Holidorson
Mike Nicolette
Lee Elder
Mark Pfeil
Anna Jim Eee
Allen Miller
Clarence Rose
Vance Heather
Doug Tewell
Donny Edwards
Rod Nuckolls
Gavin Levenson
Wally Armstrong
Andy Bean
Chip Beck
Bean Bough
Frank Conner
Fuzzy Zoeller
Larry Zieg
Jim Thorpe
Howard Twitty
Jim Booros
Bruce Devlin
Mike Sullivan
Larry Mize
Mark Hayes
Miller Barber
Ed Dougherty
Bobby
Perry Arthur
Billy Glisson
Lance Ten Broeck
Steve Hart
Paul Azinger
Terry Mauney
Joan Lister
Lindy Miller
Barry Harwell
Bob Twoy
Kenny Knox
Lee Trevino
CRAG gymnasts sweep Iowa Tumbling Championships titles
Nancy Reilly, Andrew Cooper and John Girotto each won two events to lead CRAG to both the optional and compulsory team titles. CRAG posted 199.10 in optional and 68.15 in compulsory, with Stars of Cedar Rapids second in optional and third in compulsory. Over 400 Iowa kids competed across two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Nancy Reilly
Andrew Cooper
John Girotto
CRAG
Iowa
Reilly
Cooper
Girotto
The
Stars Club
Cedar Rapids
Vigortone triumphant in opening Hall of Fame fast-pitch day
Vigortone of Cedar Rapids went 2-1 in the first round of the Hall of Fame Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament in Sioux City. Don Collins tossed a no hitter in a 3-0 win over Mankato, coming one batter from a perfect game before issuing a walk to the lead-off in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigortone
Sioux City
S.C
Cedar Rapids
Don Collins
Mankato
Collins
UNI women win national crown
Northern Iowa defeated Southern Illinois 5-0 to capture the national AIAW Division II women's softball tournament title in Sioux Falls. Former Amana standout Jennifer Burger pitched the championship win as UNI completed the double elimination spell without a loss. Southern Illinois had earlier fallen 1-0 to UNI and beat Eastern Illinois 3-0 to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S.C
UPI
Northern Iowa
Southern Illinois
Amana
Jennifer Burger
Eastern Illinois
Portland State
Iowa Hosts 1982 AIAW Division I Tennis Nationals
Iowa City will host the 1982 AIAW Division I national tennis championships from Wednesday to June 2. Sixteen teams compete in a single elimination team event with consolation through the quarterfinals and individual titles in singles and doubles. Tickets range from 2 to 5 dollars, with eight at large selections joining automatic host Iowa. Indiana enters as early favorite after a 35 3 record and Big Ten title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Association For Intercollegiate Athletics of Women
AIAW
Kinnick Stadium
Princeton
North Carolina
Rollins College
Southern Methodist
Indiana
Wichita State
University of California At Berkeley
Mississippi
Georgia
South Florida
Florida State
University of Texas At Austin
Arkansas
Rice
Alabama
Iowa
Hoosiers
Bowling leaders change in Iowa State tournament standings
The Iowa State Women’s Bowling Tournament at Jubilee and Lancer Lanes sees new leaders as Champion International Keokuk tops Class B with 2,670 points and Modern Beauty Shop Sac City leads Class D with 2,490. Deb Roelfs and Gloria Knotts Iowa Falls top Class B doubles with 1,253, Roelfs also leads Class B all events at 1,744, Anita Reynolds Leon leads Class C with 1,596, Theresa Busch Keokuk leads Class E with 1,449 as the event runs through June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee
Lancer
Champion International
Keokuk
Modern Beauty Shop
Sac City
Deb Roelfs
Gloria Knotts
Iowa Falls
Roelfs
Anita Reynolds
Leon
Theresa Busch
Cedar Rapids boxers sweep Des Moines match
Three Cedar Rapids Boxing Club members beat Sheridan Park Boxing Club of Des Moines on Sunday. Darren Utley knocked out an opponent in the second round at 85 pounds, while Mark Waller and Steve Conger won unanimous decisions at 100 and 106 pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Sheridan Park
Darren Utley
Mark Waller
Steve Conger
Also Mentioned on This Page
St.louis
LoSmith Cf
Sox
Osmithss
Landrex Et
Khrndz
Ortort
Hendrek Rf
Russell Ss
Lorg If
Guerrer
Martinp
Braun
Oberkfi
Garvey Ib
Sciosciac Brummre
Thomas Ss
Forsche
McGee
Cox
Jorg
Landreaux
Garvey
Osmith
Guerrero
Khernandez
Forsch
Martin
Welch
E—Laskey
Wohlford
LeMaster
Cdavis
Jkennedy
Rsmith
Bi Woods Cf
Kuiper
Jkendy
Wohlfrdif
Buckar
Davis Cf
Moreind
Hcruz If
Bergma
Evans
Bowess
Clark
Coxc
H Cruz
Sb—Lemaster
Chris
ReSmith
Iph
Rerbbso Larson
Lsmith
Campbell
Schatzer
Borr
Lsmith Bolk
Brenly
Montreal
Raines
Emilner
Francon
Dawson
Cacpen
Oliver Ib
Cedeno
Norman
Driessn
Carter
Bench
Cromart
Hoshidr
Wallach
Trevincc
Speierss
Berenyip
Rogers
Price
Reardon
Barric
Hume
Buttner
Oliver
Milner
Borronca
Berenyi
Rebebso Rogers
Reardon S
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York Ny
Baltimore We
Toronto
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Seattle
Texas
Baltimore
McGregor
Clancy
Kison
Splittorff
Hoyt
Barker
Wilson
Remy
Meyer
Gross
Lopes Cf
Stoptin
Phillips
Gedman
McKay
Bosetti
Miller
Mheath
Lonsford
Stapleton
R Henderson
S—Bosetti
Norris
Eckersley
R Miller
City
Madison
Wisconsin Rapids
Wausau
Appleton
Quad Cities
Danville
Beloit
Springfield
Clinton
Canady
Hall
Buckleyrf
Kirschib
GnilerIb
Jjonesrf
Hoddepr
Terryci
Vennere
LaMore
O.davis
Felizss
Holenreichp
LaMor
Burl
C.R
Stout
J. Jones
K. Jones
Heidenreichington Brosious
Cook
Ceder Rapids
Heidenreich
Venner
Triplett
U — Vanover
Kimball
Fornia
Detroit Obr
Downing If
Lemon
Emillercf
Grich
Herndon If
Rercksn
Sviedh
Bclark
Hebner Ib
Boylordh
Lynn Ct
Whitokr
DeCncs
Brokns
Kellehr
Leach Ph
Foli Ss
Cabell
Boone c
DeJohn
Turner
Lopez
Soucier
Petry
Weer Ct
Bi Dilone
Horroh
Bernard
Hargro Ib
Kempif
Thraindh
Luzinsk
Hayes
Pociork
Hosseye
Sauires Ib
Baines Rf
Hille
Hairsta
Dybrskiss
Foleyc
Fisk
Morrisa
Rodriaz
LeFlor
Worthern Ac
Appleton We
Joe
Joe Aan Madison 21 16 Cleveland 10 200 010 000 626 Woausou 1S 18 Wis. Rapids
Manning
Pociorek
Cleve
Springfield Land
Kemp
Hossey
Squires
Abannistr
Hooyes
Alow
Abon- Clinton
Nistr
Bernaford
Dybzinski
H Rerge SC Waterloo
Sutcliffe
Quad City
A Whitson
Spillner
Lamp Hickey
Las Koosman
Escorrega
Koosman
Bolk
WEW
York
Milborn
Bransky Cf
Hatchr
Murcer
Engle
Goetti
Smalley
Mitchel
Wynegor
Nettles
Mayberry
Hatcher
Robertson
Hr— Brunansky
Vega
IP H Rerebso
Eak
Davis
Castillo
Guidry
Gossage
Garcia
Lownstnff
Upshaw
Roenick
Moseby Cf
Ripken
Whitte
Dempsye
Powell
Dwyer Ph
Nidden
Sakatoss
Orto
Nisiteas
Mimi Baltimore
Olx
E—Dempsey
Lorg
Err
Pee
Rerbbso Stewart
Ihe
Grimsley
T Martinez
Stoddard
Leal
Nee Rondie
Yount Ss
Bochte If
Oplivielf
Cowens
Simmons
Romero
Gee
Randle
Brouhard
Maler
Gray
Hr—Cowens
S—Browhard
Her
Rerbbso
Fbaonnister
Stanton
VndeBer
Caudill
Caldwell
Berrd
Fingers
Ab Gwroht
Richrdt
Cnepen
Flynn
E—Flynn
Concepcion
Kansas
David McVoy
Cindy Terhune
Sports Slate
TV Slate
KTS-13
Cincinnati Reds
Clint Hurdle
Indianapolis
Duane Walker
Wew Rochelle, WY
Amy Alcott
Donna Caponi
Beverly Klass
Sue Ertl
Sandra Palmer
Kathy Hite
Kathy Young
Cris Becker
Debbie Stotts
Kendra Henzlik
Beth Ellliff
Rhonda Gardemann
Eydie Hoeppner
David Bothwell
Joanna Chipokos
Stars
Rion Schwarz
Stors
Marlene Burgess
Kristin Mick
Aaron Store
E Electronics
Team Well
Westdale
Sycamore
Mallowa City
First Avenue N.E
UNI
Andrews Auto Thru
Andrews Auto Restoration
First Street
Ftd
Roosevelt Hotel