Banachs reach finals in World Games wrestling trials
In Iowa City at Carver-Hawkeye Arena the Banach brothers advanced to finals after wins in wrestle-offs. Ed Banach beat Mitch Hull then defeated Hull again to claim a 198-pound spot, while Lou Banach reached the 220-pound final with a win over Dan Severn.
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Iowa City
Banach Brothers
Carver-Hawkeye Arena
Ed Banach
Wisconsin
Mitch Hull
Banach
Hull
Iowa
Pete Bush
America
Kiev
Russia
Lou Banach
Arizona State
Dan Severn
Greg Gibson
Kevin Darkus
Iowa State
Barry Davis
Cyclone
Nate Carr
Hawkeye
Lennie Zalesky
Davis
Zalesky
Lee Kemp
Bob Weaver
Tim Vanni
Joe Gonzales
Randy Willingham
Ricky Dellagatta
Smith
Mark Schultz
Jim Scherr
Bruce Baumgartner
Jimmy Jackson
Sigel and Burroughs Reach U.S. Amateur Semis
Defending champion Jay Sigel and medalist Clark Burroughs advanced to the semifinals of the 83rd U.S. Amateur at North Shore Country Club. Sigel defeated Roy Biancalana after 19 holes, while Burroughs edged Stan Utley 1 up. Ohio State alum Chris Perry beat John Erickson in 19 holes, and Clifton Pierce defeated John Inman 5 and 4.
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Glenview
Ill
Jay Sigel
Clark Burroughs
Sigel
Roy Biancalana
Franklin Park
Burroughs
Stan Utley
West Plaines
North Shore Country Club
Chris Perry
Ohio
Georgia Bruins Clash Without Herschel and Ramsey
Georgia and UCLA, defending conference champions, meet in Athens as both adjust to key losses. Georgia aims for a fourth straight SEC title while UCLA fields a new quarterback and many first time starters. Friday night, Temple beat Syracuse 17 6 in season openers.
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Athens
Georgia
Ucla
Sanford Stadium
Iowa
Kcrg-Ch
Herschel Walker
New Jersey Generals
United States Football League
Rick Neuheisel
Tom Ramsey
Bruins
Associated Press
Bulldogs
Jeff Sanchez
Terry Donahue
Vince Dooley
Tim Riordan
Temple
Syracuse
Riordan
Wrestler sues over lifetime toupee ripped off on TV
Steven A. Grabowski known as Steve Thunder and Steve Gray, filed a $200000 suit in Essex Superior Court against Hair Replacement System of Manchester New Hampshire after a taped Allentown bout ended with his toupee ripped off. He claims emotional distress and career damage from the guaranteed lifetime hairpiece.
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Salem, Mass
Steven A. Grabowski
Lawrence
Steve Thunder
Steve Gray
Berger
Essex Superior Court
Manchester
N.H
David Fearing
Grabowski
Allentown
Evert Lloyd and McEnroe top seeds advance at Open
Defending champion Chris Evert Lloyd and top seed John McEnroe led Friday’s action as the U S Open third round began. Evert Lloyd beat Alycia Moulton 6 2 6 2 while McEnroe routed John Sadii 6 0 6 1 6 4.
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New York
Chris Evert Lloyd
Alycia Moulton
John McEnroe
John Sadii
Ivan Lendl
Israel
Shlomo Glickstein
Martina Navratilova
Louise Allen
Lloyd
Lendl
Glickstein
Kathy Rinaldi
Ivanna Madruga-Osses
Argentina
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Brian Gottfried
Yannick Noah
Jerome Vanier
Noah
America
Lloyd Broke
Moulton
Washington Defeats Cedar Falls 14-7 in season opener at UNI Dome
Washington trims Cedar Falls 14-7 as Tony Collins scores on the ground and Greg Hidder hauls in 89 receiving yards. QB Bob Happel goes 9 for 12 for 99 yards while Cedar Falls errors and three sacks help the Warriors’ defense seal the win. Washington travels to Dubuque Wahlert next.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Warriors
MNI
Cedar Falls Tigers
Wally Sheets
Bob Happel
Greg Hidder
Sheets
Hidder
Happel
Tiger
Kyle Simmons
Rick
Tony Collins
Warrior
Majerus
Tigers
Scott
Quackenbush
Wash
East High routs Jefferson with 35 14 win at Sloane Wallace
Waterloo East blasts Cedar Rapids Jefferson 35 14 as Derrius Loveless hauls five receptions for 148 yards and three TDs plus a 37 yard end around. Henry Kennedy adds two scores and Paul Owen throws all East TD passes. Jefferson notes improved second half but falter.
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Waterloo
Sloane Wallace
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Waterloo East
J-Hawks
East High
Derrius Loveless
Henry Kennedy
Paul Owen
Jefferson
Bill Calloway
Randy Meier
Mike Knox
Marty Pearson
Mike Boyd
Meijer
Meier
East
Knox
Curt Olson
Pooley tops B C Open as Peete disqualified
Don Pooley shot five under par to take a one stroke lead over Mark O'Meara after the second round of the B C Open in Endicott New York. Calvin Peete was disqualified for signing an erroneous scorecard after a moving ball penalty. John Adams Victor Regalado and Pat Lindsey were among players two behind the leader.
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Endicott
N.Y
Don Pooley
Mark O'Meara
Calvin Peete
Peete
Pooley
En-Joie Golf Club
O’meara
O'Meara
John Adams
Victor Regalado
Pat Lindsey
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University of Houston
Lionel Wilson
Rice Stadium
Houston
Rice
Joel Riois
U.S. Am
Herschel
Ramsey
Toupee
Carl Berger
Toronto
McEnroe
Sadie
Sadri
Pam Shriver
Navratilova
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Zina Garrison
Jo Durie
Britain
Kathy Jordan
Johan Kriek
Lloyd Bourne
Steve Denton
Brad Drewett
Enduro
Vinton Speedway Fairgrounds
2Nd Ave
Vinton
Unidome
Dubuque Wahlert
Jeff
East Waterloo
Cal Peete
1St Ave
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