Smiley case delays sentencing in Iowa City assault charge
Keaton Smiley the University of Iowa football defensive back seeks leniency as his judge tunes the fate of an aggravated assault case. His defense and his mother urge mercy while prosecutors push for jail and probation terms after a June 9 fight with former girlfriend Cheryl Zemaitis.
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Robert Smith
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Mount Mercy sweeps Cornell in men and women basketball doubleheader
Mount Mercy trampled Cornell 75-41 in the women's game and 97-68 in the men's. Ron Harp led the win with 22 points while Mark Christofferson paced Cornell with 18. Mount Mercy improved to 3-0 in the women and 3-2 in the men.
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Ron Woeste
Jeff Carson
Paul Gavin
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Dave Lapan
Darrin Redmond
Friedens Named Team Player of the Year in Central Winston Racing
Al and Judy Frieden of Swisher received the Winston Racing Series Team Player of the Year honor at a Cedar Rapids award banquet. Jim Wilson presented the trophy as the couple helps promote weekly races at Hawkeye Downs and West Liberty. Lisbon driver Roger Dolan, Central Region and National champion, attended after a record 33 feature wins and three track titles last summer.
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Swisher
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Friedens
Cedar Rapids
Jim Wilson
Lisbon
Roger Dolan
Finalists named for 1987 Rotary/Lombardi Lineman award
Syracuse nose guard Ted Gregory Auburn defensive tackle Tracy Rocker Oklahoma tight end Keith Jackson and Ohio State linebacker Chris Spielman are finalists. The winner will be announced Dec 3. Edward L Teague Jr former Citadel athletic director and famed football coach died at 66. Franklin Marshall Plymouth State barred from ECAC Championship Bowl due to NCAA rules. Colts waived Blair Kiel Tim Crawford. Orlando to replace Miami as Arena Football expansion site. Davey Allison wins 1987 Rookie of the Year honors with $12 500 plus per race pay. Miami race car driver Paul Gant killed in drag race accident. Rookie guard Ronnie Murphy suspended by Trail Blazers. Paul Coffey traded to Penguins. IOC says no Palestine Liberation Organization status for 1988 Seoul Games. Southeast history noted. Plantation Pat Bradley International announced for LPGA Tour in 1988.
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Tim Crawford
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Florida
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Paul Gant
Moroso Motorsports Park
Gardens
Fla
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Portland Trail Blazers
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Paul Coffey
Edmonton
Pittsburgh Penguins
NHL
Oilers
Craig Simpson
International Olympic Committee
Palestine Liberation Organization
Seoul
Munich
Pat Bradley
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
North Linn tops Maquoketa Valley 66 55 in Tri-Rivers clash
Renee Benesch scores 38 for North Linn to lead 66 55 win over Maquoketa Valley in Delhi. Darcy Feltes 23 and Barb Huber 22 for MV. In other six player games Lisbon 71 25 over Lost Nation with Jamie Siegel 20 and Angie Brown 19. Robin Bragg 23 for Lisbon.
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Lisbon
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Girls Basketball Opens Tri-Rivers. Springville Top Central City 54–47
In the Tri-Rivers Conference opener Springville defeated Central City 54 to 47 as Rachelle Farrington scored a game high 34 points in defeat. Center Point improved to 2-1 with a 47 to 22 win over Alburnett led by Sheryl Wright with 29 points.
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Center Point Tops Alburnett in Boys Basketball Tilt
Center Point defeated Alburnett 83 to 68 led by Greg Nielsen with 26 points and Tom Bach with 23. Alburnett was paced by Brian Kouba with 13 and Bruce Feldman with 12 as Michael Graesser scored 24 for Amana in a separate game.
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Tom Bach
Center Point
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Brian Kouba
Bruce Feldman
Amana
Michael Graesser
Springville tops Central City in 83 64 win
In a non conference opener Springville beat Central City 83 to 64. Kirk Allison led Springville with 23 points, while Jody McShane scored 16 for Central City. Earlier, Lisbon fell to Boys' Basketball 75 to 51 with Josh Novak adding 23 for the Lions.
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Josh Novak
Lions
Kirk Allison
Springville
Central City
Jody McShane
Henderson and Shudak named to All-Big 8 first team
Iowa State places Joe Henderson and freshman Jeff Shudak on the 1987 AP All-Big 8 first team. Oklahoma dominates with nine first-team picks led by five offensive linemen. Nebraska places three backs on the list while Keith Jackson and Hart Lee Dykes headline the receiving corps. Dennis Ross earns a second-team nod for ISU.
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Joe Henderson
Jeff Shudak
Iowa State
Associated Press
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Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Steve Taylor
Keith Jones
Henderson
Thurman Thomas
Cowboys
Thomas
Oklahoma
Keith Jackson
Hart Lee Dykes
Shudak
Warriors dominate junior classes at Cedar Rapids Metro Invite
Cedar Rapids Washington swept junior and sophomore events at Kennedy High School in a meet without team scores. Standout juniors Rich Mitvalsky Tim DeBoom Jemahl Roland Stephan Frischkorn and Chris Cruise led Washington with record pace times while senior divers Don Bear and Dan White also won events. Jefferson and Kennedy used limited senior success, but coaches praised learning value as teams gear up for upcoming relays.
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Kennedy High School
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Steve Shean
Knight Apology Acknowledges Game Ejection Fallout
Indiana coach Bobby Knight apologized for his conduct after a lane violation dispute led to his third technical foul and ejection during a game with a Soviet team. Knight spoke on his TV show and to Rotarians, expressed regret for delaying the game and disrupting spectators. Wayne Duke noted possible league action but said jurisdiction was unclear.
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