Cornell Rams Eye Midwest Wrestling Crown
Cornell grapplers return 14 letterwinners and 14 freshmen forming a deep 1983 84 squad. Coach Steve DeVries leads a balanced lineup with contenders at 118 126 142 150 158 167 177 and 190 pounds plus heavyweights as they pursue a tough schedule including the Division I Air Force tournament and the Cornell Invitational.
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Southern Colorado
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Chicago
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N.Y
ISU Cancels Basketball Game With Mankato State
Iowa State officials announced the December 19 basketball game against Mankato State University is cancelled after discovering they had scheduled one too many games for the 1983-84 season. The NCAA limits 28 games per season and season ticket holders will be contacted about refunds.
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Iowa State Athletic Department
Mankato State University
NCAA
Iowa State
UNI Defeats Palmetto 78 56 in Cedar Falls Opener
University of Northern Iowa rolled past Palmetto 78 to 56 at Cedar Falls. Herbert King led with 18 points while Mike Pisanowski added 16 and Randy Kraayenbrink 14 as Palmetto drops to 4 9 on the season. Todd Lumsden scored four for UNI.
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Palmetto
Greg Archie
Richard Russell
Coe Opens Season With 69 58 Victory Over Dubuque
Coe remains ahead after opening with a 69 to 58 win over the University of Dubuque. Kohawks' Bob Possehl led with 20 points, followed by 18 from Mike Lutzenkirchen and 10 from freshman Mike Noonan.
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Mike Lutzenkirchen
Mike Noonan
Cedar Rapids
Dave Bartz
John Nelson
Marycrest Defeats Coe 62 49 In Women’s College Hoops
Marycrest led from start to finish to beat Coe 62 to 49 in a Tuesday women’s basketball game. Kathy McGuire scored 12 for Coe while Mary Bohentin and Robin Cormier led Marycrest with 18 and 15 points respectively, as the Wolves held a 27 26 edge at the half.
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Mary Mueth
Lorri Eberhard
Amy Peterson
Terry Green
Joyce Venvertioh
Mary Bohentin
Robin Cormier
Sue Kent
Lynn Lunardi
Jon Murray
Amy Bickford
Lori Olson
Wolf
Upper Iowa tops Cornell 75 69 on Tuesday night
Four Upper Iowa players reach double figures led by Greg Atkins with 19 points. Curt Brown and Mark Kurtz both score 19 and 17 for Cornell as the Peacocks pull away in the second half to win 75 69 in Mount Vernon.
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Peacocks
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Mark Kurtz
Upper Lowa
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Terry Gensmer
Dan Webber
Ted Lujan
Tim Weber
Dan Kruse
Mick Fletcher
Jeff Fleming
Jim Rotter
Badgers Accept NCAA Sanctions for Recruiting Violations
Wisconsin agrees to NCAA penalties after admitting football recruiting violations. One year probation bars televised games in 1984, with no impact on postseason eligibility. Defensive back Kenny Stills declared ineligible but may appeal to restore eligibility. other involved individuals face university decisions. An unnamed California alumnus faces a cooling-off period from recruiting activity.
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Ken Stills
Irving Shain
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Stills
California Junior College
Tyler Carbone
California
Carbone
Nevada-Reno
Milwaukee Sentinel
Shain
Kenny Stills
NCAA
Otto Breitenbach
Breitenbach
Fishbain
Los Angeles
John O’grady
Dane County
Athletic Board
Strawberry Wins NL Rookie of the Year as Met
Darryl Strawberry of the New York Mets earned the NL Rookie of the Year award after a slow start in 1983. He topped the Baseball Writers Association ballot with 106 points, including 18 first place votes, and finished the season at .257 with 26 home runs and 74 RBIs despite 128 strikeouts. The Mets ended last in the NL East.
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Darryl Strawberry
New York Mets
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Baseball Writers Association of America
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Craig McMurtry
Chicago
Mel Hall
Mets
Jefferson High names 1983 football captains and awards
Bob Driscoll and Brad Bair named captains of Jefferson High School 1983 football team. Driscoll earns MVP and offensive back/receiver honors and Thad Miller Award. Bair earns defensive back and Big Hit awards. Other honorees include Bob Henry, Mark Bender, Myron Parizek, Greg Dean, and Jeff Knox. Conference awards span volleyball and soccer selections. YMCA league coaches needed. contact Eric Petersen.
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Brad Bair
Jefferson High
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Thad Miller
Bair
Bob Henry
Mark Bender
Myron Parizek
Greg Dean
Jeff Knox
Ken Stewart
Cedar Rapids Bowling Hall of Fame Inducts Three Members
Inductees are posthumous Iowa champion Joe Lazio and local standouts Lou Kacere and Hazel Koach. Lazio won three state titles and helped Cedar Rapids Gazette and Cedar Rapids Businessmen teams to city titles in the 1920s. Kacere posted a 700 series in 1952 and a 702 in ABC singles. Koach, a long time top woman bowler, shared city doubles titles, won the 1968 state 600 Club title and rolled a 701 sanctioned 700.
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Lou Kacere
Hazel Koach
Cedar Rapids
Lazio
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Kacere
Cedar Rapidian
Koach
Carew Signs Two Year Deal With California Angels
Free agent Rod Carew a seven time AL batting champion signs a new two year contract with the California Angels. He hit .339 this season and earned about 1.1 million for 1983. Warren Powers of Missouri named AP Big 8 Coach of the Year after mid season turnaround.
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Calif
Rod Carew
California Angels
Carew
Kansas City
Warren Powers
Missouri
Associated Press
UC Coach Watson Brown Leaves for Rice Job
Rice University hires UC head coach Watson Brown after his first season at Cincinnati ends with his departure. Brown announced Tuesday he will take the Rice position, ending his tenure with the Bearcats following the last game of the season.
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Watson Brown
University of Cincinnati
Rice University
Nuggets concede late as Blazers set scoring mark
Portland crushed Denver 156 116 in Portland with Lafayette Lever scoring 14 of his 22 in a 44 point fourth quarter. Denver Coach Doug Moe benched reserves in the final minute allowing Portland to extend the all time record by six points, surpassing a 150 point game set January 9 1977 against San Antonio.
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Linn-Mar Edges Regis In Metro Jamboree Thriller
Linn-Mar beat Regis 27 24 in the feature game at Regis Tuesday as two eight minute periods decided the result. Scott Anderson led Linn-Mar with 10 points and Steve Lombardo added eight while Regis receivers Dave Downey and Kirk Haefner had six each.
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Doug Ramsey
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al Lorenzen
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Marion
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Mustang Women Roll Past Upper Iowa 74 26
Mount Mercy dismisses Upper Iowa 74 to 26 as Kim Tiernan scores 20 points to spark the win. Kathy Roman adds 12 and Jennifer Boddicker 10 for the 2-0 Mount Mercy under coach Jane Meyer while Upper Iowa slides to 0-2.
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Paula Schmitz
Joan Schultz
LeAnn Tudor
Lisa Brzeczek
Rhonda Burke
Kathy Koch
Barb Beck
Gina Pitz
Tracy Schmidt
Lindaubick
Cornell women edge Grinnell 75 66 in season opener
Cornell women win 75 to 66 over Grinnell to claim their first victory of the year. Addie Wallace scores 20 points leading the Rams. Larne Palo adds 17 and Mary Peterson 12 as Cornell improves to 1-1 while Grinnell falls to 0-2.
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Rams
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Mary Peterson
Genny Dettmer
Laroe Palo
Ann Sunderen
Deniser Silverman
Sue Johnson
Val Monck
Alexa Hoffman
Liz Schumacher
Yvonne Stroud
Becky Bate
Vance Fires 803 Series In Sunset 12 League
Dave Vance of 4420 Bowling St SW rolled 287 280 236 for an 803 series in the Sunset 12 League at Empire Lanes Cedar Rapids Tuesday. The 191 average bowler noted his first 700 series earlier this year.
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Empire Lanes
Cedar Rapids
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