State Championship Matches Highlight Regional Bowling Action
In a weekend bowling report, Lancer Lanes hosts the state championship event with Solon defeating Durant 39 to 6. Doug Deeds bowled 257 244 228 729 and 997 across four games, while Helen Green posted 227 and 604 for Romco Classic honors. High games occurred in Thursday Friday leagues at Castle Lanes and Leven, with notable scores from Joe Staub and Kathy Fry.
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Doug Deeds
Helen Green
Joe Staub
Kathy Fry
Today’s Slate Sports Schedule Highlights Regional Golf and More
Metro prep notes show regional golf tournaments and boys state meet on tap. Also listed are college matchups across Iowa and nearby schools, plus invitational and track events, plus greyhound and horse racing schedules and rowing.
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Lohaus Debuts With 14 Points In Celtics’ Loss
Former Iowa star Brad Lohaus scored 14 in his NBA preseason debut for Houston, hitting 4 of 7 from the floor and 6 of 6 from the line as the Rockets defeated Boston 104 99. Also: Bob Hansen had 5 for Utah in a 123 98 loss to Chicago led by Michael Jordan with 30.
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Houston Rockets
Boston Celtics
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Rocket
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Bob Hansen
Utah Jazz
Chicago Bulls
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Bulls
Michael Jordan
Nielsen seizes lead at PGA Club Pro Championship
Lonnie Nielsen of East Aurora New York eagled the 18th hole to grab a one stroke lead after the second round at La Quinta California. His 71 on the par finishing hole left him 6 under par 138 for 36 holes, after sinking a 25 foot birdie putt.
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East Aurora
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Pendleton Sidelined by Hand Injury in Game 7
Series notes Pendleton unable to throw or bat right handed and kept on the roster as left handed designated hitter for Metrodome use only. Lachess starts at third, Pagnozzi DH against Viola, reducing Cardinals power while Twins offense leads with 173 homers to 32.
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St. Louis
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Gary Gaetti
Kirby Puckett
Wolverines face pressure as Schmitt steps in on road test
Schmitt admits 105000 Michigan Stadium crowds are daunting but compares it to 70000 home games and 75000 at Wisconsin. Fry uses crowd noise in practice to simulate hostile atmosphere while Kratch aids the injured veteran and Schmitt faces the challenge of replacing an all Big Ten lineman.
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Wisconsin
Fry
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Tyson Stops Biggs To Retain Heavyweight Title
Tyson knocks down Tyrell Biggs twice in the seventh round and stops him at 2:59 at the Atlantic City Convention Center to preserve his undisputed heavyweight championship. Tyson dominated from the opening bell as Biggs bleeds from a left eye, struggles upright, then is finished with a hard right and a decisive left hook.
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Five former Coe athletes to join Hall of Fame today
Five former Coe College athletes will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame on the Coe campus. Inductees are Andy Fairlie Kip Korir Fran Rohlman Don West and Art Haas. Korir will not attend. he leads Kenya tea fields and earned 1974 track titles while Rohlman and Fairlie have notable coaching and athletic achievements. West played 1952 football for a conference title team and Haas later coached in Minnesota.
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Kip Korir
Fran Rohlman
Don West
Art Haas
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Korir
Rohlman
West
Haas
Kenya
Oak Brook
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Air Force
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Austin
Minn
Hawks name gray squad for 87 88 Iowa basketball
Iowa named its gray squad scout team for the 1987 88 season with five members. Junior Kelly Westin of Antigo Wisconsin and sophomore Michael Jones of Evanston Illinois were among the selections announced by assistant coach Gary Close. Also joining are senior Greg Sutton of Fairfield Iowa and sophomores Mark Molay Morton Grove Illinois and Mike McClure Evanston Illinois. Tryouts were held Thursday as basketball practice officially began.
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Kelly Westin
Antigo
Wis
Michael Jones
Evanston
Ill
Gary Close
Hawkeye
Greg Sutton
Fairfield
Mark Molay
Morton Grove
Mike McClure
Creer arraignment set on two assault charges
Former Iowa football player Nate Creer faces arraignment October 29 in Johnson County District Court on assault while using a dangerous weapon and assault causing injury. The charges stem from an August 28 dormitory beating of freshman Tony Stewart at Iowa Slater Hall. Stewart was set to start for the Hawkeyes at Michigan. Creer played defensive back for Iowa from 1982 to 1985.
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Nate Creer
Tony Stewart
Johnson County
Iowa Slater Hall
Stewart
Hawkeyes
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