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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1983

Page

20

ISU Henderson Ranks Third in Nation for Receptions

Iowa State receiver Tracy Henderson sits third nationally with 63 catches for 869 yards this season after 10 receptions for 136 yards in the loss to Nebraska. Iowa’s Chuck Long shows strong pass efficiency at 161.0 with 231 yards and four TDs on 16 of 21 in the Nebraska game.

Iowa State Tracy Henderson Iowa Chuck Long Henderson Nebraska Jason Jacobs Long Brigham Young Steve Young Wheaton Ill David Archer Archer Dave Moritz Owen Gill Hawkeye Rush

Fry backs replay use in Big Ten after USFL move

Iowa coach Hayden Fry endorses USFL plan to use video replays to aid officials and would support a similar system in the Big Ten. He says fair, equal calls are essential and that video could help reduce controversial decisions.

Iowa Hayden Fry United States Football League USFL Fry Don Doxsie

Karamitros Tokas win marathon titles at Iowa City

Rex Karamitros of Mason City won the men's overall marathon in 2 hours 26 minutes 7 seconds and Marsha Tokas of Oelwein captured the women's 26.2 mile race in 2 57 08.7 at the Iowa City Striders MS Marathon. About 1,300 runners competed.

Iowa City Rex Karamitros Mason City Marsha Tokas Oelwein Karamitros Tokas Tim Klein West Branch Mike Skopec Tracr Klein Muriel Naumann Leslie Sleeves Patrick Murphy Cedar Rapids Steve Wieting Dennis Strang Sigourney Wendy Noberg Minneapolis Greg Newall Moline Ill Jim Docherty Bloomington

MacLean doubles up in Gazette Pro Am Racquetball

John MacLean of Omaha won the men s pro singles final over Joe Sacco and teamed with Rick Bezousek to capture the Open/A doubles title at the Central YMCA event. Cedar Rapids players claimed three division crowns as 116 entrants competed Friday through Sunday co sponsored by The Gazette Central YMCA and Killshots Racquetball Club.

John MacLean Omaha Neb Central Ymca MacLean Joe Sacco Kansas City Rick Bezousek Cedar Rapids Doyle Jobe Scott Lagerquist Roger Schroeder

Gretzky Powers Oilers Past Jets With Four Goals

Wayne Gretzky scored four goals and added three assists to rally the Edmonton Oilers to an 8-5 come from behind win over the Winnipeg Jets in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg Manitoba Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers Winnipeg Jets

Boddicker Dinner Honors Orioles Rookie and Local Heroes

The Cedar Rapids American Legion will honor Mike Boddicker, star Orioles rookie, along with Bruce Kimm and Chuck Johnson at a Wednesday night dinner. Tickets are sold until 9 a.m. Tuesday per Legion officials.

Cedar Rapids American Legion Mike Boddicker Legion Boddicker Baltimore Orioles Bruce Kimm Chuck Johnson

Diverse NFL and AFL Scores From Weekend Action

Rushing and passing leaders include Wilder and Dils with notable yardage for Tampa Bay and Minnesota. Individual stat lines cover St Louis, Washington, San Diego, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Philadelphia, Denver, Seattle, Atlanta, New Orleans, Baltimore and New York performances with multiple receivers and scores across games.

Ree Eene Plunkett Kansas City Kenney Miami Los Angeles Williams Baltimore Muhammad Christensen Buffalo Allen Barnwell Hawkins New England Carson Hancock NY Jets Marshall Smith Jackson Central Beekman Paige K. Thomas San Francisco Clark Montana Cleveland Pittsburgh Wersching Cincinnati von Schumann Mia—Moore Marino Houston I West Buffalo Craig LA Raiders Marine Denver von Schamann Seattle San Diego Dallas Franklin Washington Nathan Bennett Marino Philadelphia Clayton San St. Louis Francisco Tyler Mon- NY Giants New Orleans Son Donelo Atlanta Cribbs Moore Leaks St. Louis Collins van Eeghen Tatupu Houston Morgan Grogan Tampa Bay Minnesota Ferguson Green Bay Lewis Mosley Hunter Locks Yards Brammer Dawkins Ramsey Iowa Riggins Moseley Cin Hou Kaufman Detroit R.green Lomax Chicago O'Donoghue Evans Rae NY Giants Johnson Breech Wilson Kinnebrew Martin Camp Bell Craft Walls Luck Brown Anderson Ricardo Schonert Min Nielsen Collin Logan Cosworth Kreider Curtis Pece Holston Wilder Capece Dressel Arnold Renfro Campbell Bryant SEA N. Johnson Den Karlis Sea—Largent Krieg N Johnson Sea—Johns Den—Winder FG Karlis Sea—Krieg Den—Watson Elway NHL Wales NY Rangers NY Islanders Jon New Jersey Boston Hartford Montreal Toronto Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Winnipeg Los Philadelphia Ortford Quebec NY Isles NBA North Dakota Midwest Wa Kansas City Bethel Kan Friends San Antonio Missouri Val Cent. Methodist Mount Senario Portland Pacific Ee St. Norbert Wis Platteville Golden State S. Dokord N. Dakota Wheaton Carthage FAR West Seattle Phoenix Cal-Davis Hayward St Idaho Indiana Portland Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma St. Okio St. Kansas Colorado Kansas St South v Cornell Coe Illinois College Knox Monmouth Grinnell Lake Forest Lawrence Ripon Beloit U-Chicago Wartburg Central Buena Vista Luther Dubuque Simpson William Penn Upper Iowa Missouri Valley S. Illinois Tulsa Ilinois St Indiana St Wichita St Drake West Tex. St E. Illinois Northern Arkansas ABC Texas AM Iowa State KOUB TCU Rice

Phoenix Loses To Portland In High-Scoring Shootout

In Milwaukee, Atlanta edges Milwaukee 97 to 84 while Portland rolls past Phoenix 122 to 96. Key performers include Nance and Adams for Phoenix, Drexler and Cooper for Portland, and Glenn for Atlanta with double digit points.

Phoenix Lucas Nance Edwards Davis Macy Westphal High Adams Robey Scott Foster Portland Nott Thompson Cooper Paxson Valentine Lever Corr Lamp Norris Drexler Verhoeven Piotrowski

Sports Slate Today Metro Preps No EventsScheduled

Local desk lists no high school or college sports events on today’s Metro preps slate. No games, matches, or meets are scheduled across area teams or venues.

Atlanta Journal 500 Results At Hampton Georgia

Results from the Atlanta Journal 500 at Hampton Georgia list drivers and cars with finishing distances and points. Neil Bennett leads ahead of Buddy Baker and Bobby Allison as Terry Labonte and Richard Petty fill the top five in a field headlined by Chevrolet Ford Buick Pontiac and Oldsmobile entries.

Atlanta Journal Hampton Neil Bennett Buddy Baker Bobby Allison Terry Labonte Richard Petty Bill Elliott Morgan Shepherd Dean Combs Darrell Waltrip Jody Ridley Trevor Boys Lake Speed Dave Marcis Buddy Arrington Bob Senneker Sterling Marlin Ken Ragan Jimmy Means Tom Gale Kyle Petty

Purdue Defeats Iowa in Volleyball Sweep

Purdue defeats Iowa 15 8, 15 3, 15 12 on Sunday. Iowa posts a 21 6 overall record and 8 3 in the Big Ten.

Purdue Lowa

Running Iowa City Striders MS Marathon results update

Rex Karamitros wins the MS Marathon overall in 2 26 07.5 pace with Kim Sprain second and Jim Breitenbacher third. In the women’s race Marsha Tokas takes the title in 2 57 08.7 with Muriel Naumann and Kathleen Freeland also top finishers. Age group results list multiple winners including Tim Klein and Kathleen Freeland among others.

Rex Karamitros Mason City Kim Sprain Waverly Jim Breitenbacher Minneapolis Tim Klein West Branch Robert Cline Burlington Tim Harris Cedar Falls Thomas Gabriel Madison, Wis Mike Skopec Treer Irvin Sperfsinge Greeley Todd Janet Hancock Lafayette Ind Cheryl Nielsen St. Paul Patrick Murphy Cedar Rapids Harland Gondie John Tollen Peoria Kathleen Freeland Mount Pleasant Marsha Tokas Oelwein

Local Soccer and Racquetball Results From Eastern Iowa League

In Jones Park Palmer College Dav. defeated CR Comets 4 to 1 in soccer. At Central YMCA Garette Pro Am Racquetball yields multiple divisions with top finishers: Pro Open John MacLean and Joe Sacco place first and second. Rick Bezousek third. Men's A Robert Piper wins with Pankiewicz and Ott following. Consolation Brad Jerome. Men’s B Mark Isley tops. Consolation Mark Croshier. Men’s C Doyle Jobe wins. Consolation Larry Nelson. Men’s Novice Scott Lagernquist wins. Consolation John Napoles. Men’s 35-plus John Detrich wins. Consolation Denny Slauson. Men’s 45-plus Roger Schroeder wins. Consolation John Ale. Women’s A Peg Woods tops. Consolation Betty Miles. Women’s B Cheryl Higdon wins. Consolation Wendy Augustine. Women’s C Sally Hobbs wins. Consolation Connie Morrow. Doubles Open/A MacLean-Bezousek win. Consolation Dave Elgin- Dennis Healy. Doubles B/C Rash-Cavanaugh win. Consolation Peg Woods-Felix.

Jones Park Palmer College CR Comets Comets Central Ymca John MacLean Omaha Neb Joe Sacco Kansas City Rick Bezousek Brad Jerome Les Moines Robert Piper Wichita Kon John Pankiewicz Quad Cities Brian Ott Waterloo Dan McGivern Iowa City Mark Isley Scott Franklin C.R Paul Nelson Mark Croshier Doyle Jobe Doug Henneman Vinton Tom Anderson Decorah Larry Nelson Scott Lagernquist Toby Hoopes Jeff Johnson John Napoles van Meter John Detrich Marshalltown Jerry Coughlin Pat Gronnigan Denny Slauson Des Moines Roger Schroeder Carl Boyer Joe Pusatari John Ale Peg Woods Deanna Freeman Pam Klima Betty Miles Cheryl Higdon Wchita Elaine Taute Beth Cysenski Wendy Augustine Sally Hobbs Ventura Susie Lesbeau Patty Marsh Connie Morrow Scott Nau Randy Snook Brad McCunnis Gary Davidson Dave Elgin Dennis Healy Dubuque Shawn Rash Kevin Cavanaugh al Shepard Steve Wilson Jerry Hanson Russ Felix

Local Road Race Results From Half Marathon and 10K

Full results list top finishers across half marathon, 10 kilometer and walk events. Notable winners include Greg Newell at 1 05 44 7 for men half, Wendy Noberg leading women with 1 21 26 6, and Gail Holliday clocking 36 57 5 in the 10k. Participants span Iowa cities and nearby states.

Cheryl Nielsen St. Paul Minn Wanda Hartwigsen Bettendorf Rachel Norton Davenport Greg Newell Moline Raymond Hayes Jeff Uranich Peru Ill Steve Conrad Peru, Ill Chuck Glotz Ames Bill Rodier Cedar Steve MacTagfort Cedar Falls Tom Fisher Iowa City Dallas Robertson Tim Skopec Mike Fitzpatrick Des Moines Mark Rohmann Walter Herzog Terry O'Connell Dan Case Gail Holliday

Iowa State Works To Accelerate Defense And Offense

The article notes ISU's defensive shift with an eight man front aimed at Nebraska’s option. Husker coach Osborne says Nebraska adjusted to the stance and produced 667 total yards. ISU coach Criner cites speed upgrades through stronger off season work and recruitment, with Tom Wilson leading the Cyclones’ strength program.

Criner Iowa State Chris Washington Nebraska Husker Tom Osborne ISU Mike Knoll Knoll Cyclones Tom Wilson Boyd Epley

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