Voice of Kingston recalls top moments at Kingston Stadium
Irwin L. Nelson, longtime public address voice for Cedar Rapids area football, recalls opening jamboree in 1952 and a near thousand games. He notes changes in squads, coaching eras, and the booster club and score board aiding his work at Kingston and Kennedy High.
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Wash wins cross country meet over Iowa City High and Linn-Mar
Wash high school dominates the boys cross country triangular at Noelridge Park scoring 25 points behind John Riley 10:17 and Todd Wimmer second. City High 39 points, Linn-Mar 70. top five includes Lee Flint and Steve Rummelhart. Wash girls win triangular with Jodi Bendixon 12:46 leading, Iowa City second 29, Linn-Mar unable to field a team. Linn-Mar Paulette Bendixen 13:03 places second. Wash girls top five include Susan Jackson Jennifer Hunter Sherri Meyer. volleyball highlights Jeff blank Prairie 15-3 15-5 15-4 behind Angie Verden and Tina Steffen. Jeff leads 2-0. Linn-Mar girls volleyball beats Marion 3-2 to move 1-1, Marion 0-1.
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Jefferson Cross Country Dominates Prairie and Benton
Jeff runners led by Dan Dennis first in 11:12 as Jefferson topped Prairie 40 to 21. Top five included Lee Dannoy second Lyn Dannoy third Andy Wisely fourth Scott Peter man fifth. Jean Sedlacek won two mile race at Jones Park in 13 04 with sister Jan Sedlacek second as Jefferson beat Benton Community 26 to 14.
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Andy Wisely
Scott Peterman
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Benton Community
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Springville High dominates West Branch in softball rout
Tracy Athey led Springville with three hits while Lisa Reno and Tobi Shadden added two apiece as Springville rolled to a 15-3 four inning win. Lori Young pitched a one hitter with seven strikeouts for West Branch, dropping to 8-1 on the season.
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Central City Edges Alburnette 6-5 in Prep Softball
Kathy Brown delivered the winning run Thursday night pushing Central City past Alburnette 6-5. Brown's hit scored Kathy Schmid who reached on an error, while Stephanie Silver contributed two of Central City's eight hits.
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Bowling Scores From Jubilee Lanes Highlight Night Shooters
Jim DeMar led the men with a 630 series at Jubilee Lanes while Barb Heath earned women’s honors with 620. H Shearer and Eula Wood posted strong 220 and 600 series respectively as Rollin Stones and other teams posted notable scores across multiple lanes and leagues.
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Pacers Sign Ann Meyers First Woman to Try NBA Roster
Ann Meyers, UCLA star, receives No. 15 from the Indiana Pacers at a news conference and joins a four day rookie camp amid mixed reactions. Meyers says she is excited yet scared and understands the slim chance of making the team, hoping to open doors for other women players.
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McAdoo Traded to Pistons in Three-First Round Swap
Bob McAdoo moves from Boston to Detroit after four months of bargaining. The Celtics receive two first round picks in an Olympic year, adding to a previous pick from the Kevin Porter deal. Detroit also secures compensation from the Celtics for M L Carr.
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