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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1979

Page

15

Iowa Hawkeyes Face Strong Family of Baseball Links

The column notes Cedar Rapids ties to several coaches and players, mentions Earl Weaver and Chuck Tanner, and discusses Iowa football turnover stats, attendance, and upcoming games. It highlights local figures Bobby noop, Alex Monchak, Ron Plaza, and Matt Petrzelka plus Mary Schrad’s move to the European Women's League.

Yankees Bobby {Noop California Angels Cedar Rapids Braves Alex Monchak Pittsburgh Steelers Ron Plaza Cincinnati Reds Cedar Rapids Cardinals Chuck Tanner Pittsburgh Quad City Angels Earl Weaver Baltimore Orioles Beause Minnesota Earl Reds Cedar Rapids Kona Cyclones Oel Jenson Chris Boskey Shamus McDonough Matt Petrzelka Cedar Rapids Tegis Acion Matt McDonough

No 1 Hempstead blanks Kennedy in 12-0 win

No 1 ranked Hempstead (Class 4A) defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 12-0 as Hempstead forced four Kennedy fumbles and limited the Cougars to 69 total yards. Fullback Tom Holt scored both Mustang TDs, the first on a 2 yard run after a Kennedy fumble and the second on a 14 yard run to start the fourth. Kennedy coach Greg Reed praised his team amid the loss.

Iowa Hawks Hayden ‘Ry Indiana Michigan State Purdue Dubuque Cedar Rapids Kennedy Hempstead Cougar Mustang Kennedy Cougars Greg Reed Tom Holt Holt Royals Soukup Dan Boddicker John Clarahan Mike O’donnell Bjornsen Wash Tim Zimmerman Regis Valliere Warriors Dale Clark

Regis tops Wash in ranked clash 21 to 8

Regis stuns Cedar Rapids Washington 21-8 as Keith Schlichte runs 143 yards and scores twice helping the defending 3A champions extend their winning streak to 16. Dennis Purdy in his first varsity start directs a balanced attack while Regis defense sacks Washington four times and intercepts four passes.

Cedar Rapids Regis Keith Schlichte Washington Royals Kingston Stadium Schlichte Sive Warriors Jim Valliere Wash Gary Clark Dennis Purdy Luke Schupanitz Grayson Soukup C.R. Washington C.R. Regis Jeff Fox

Des Moines Area Girls Volleyball Rankings Stay Fronted by Wahlert

Dubuque Wahlert remains the No 1 team at 15 0 with no losses and earns strong position in the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union ratings. Jefferson Kennedy of Cedar Rapids rise to Nos 2 and 3 after key wins over rivals and a loss to Wahlert. Muscatine and Britt complete the top five.

Des Moines Dubuque Wahlert Cedar Rapids Jefferson Kennedy Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Iowa City West Wahlert Dubuque Hempstead Mustangs Dubuque Muscatine Britt

Orioles seize 2-0 lead in AL playoff with 9-8 win

The Baltimore Orioles outscored the California Angels 8- and were aided by four first-half runs and Don Stanhouse’s shaky ninth to edge ahead. Eddie Murray Pat Kelly and Doug DeCinces drove in two apiece as Kiko Garcia added two singles and a walk.

Baltimore UPI Baltimore Orioles California Angels Orioles Dennis Martinez Angel Frank Tanana Anaheim Calif Don Stanhouse Stanhouse Brian Downing Weaver Don Larry Harlow Rick Miller Willie Davis Harlow Rod Carew Carney Lansford Davis Dan Ford Lansford Ford Don Baylor Downing Doug DeCinces Eddie Murray Pat Kelly DeCinces Kiko Garcia Murray Angels Fregosi Chris Knapp Scott McGregor Nolan Ryan John Lowenstein Steve Stone Jim Palmer

Red Sox deny Lynn trade rumors to Padres or Dodgers

Boston General Manager Haywood Sullivan dismissed reports that center fielder Fred Lynn would be traded to the San Diego Padres or Los Angeles Dodgers. He said there is absolutely no truth to the rumors.

Boston UPI Red Sox Haywood Sullivan Fred Lynn San Diego Padres Los Angeles Dodgers Sullivan

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