Kennedy beats Regis 17 6 in season opener at Kingston Stadium
Kennedy's defense set the tone with two interceptions in the first quarter and Pete Oates scored twice as the Cougars built a 17-0 lead after three quarters. Regis fought back late but errors and penalties aided Kennedy as Regis totaled 108 yards in penalties and left with injuries to Gase Lovik and Kadlee.
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Kennedy
Cougars
Greg Reed
Regis
Kingston Stadium
Mike Beer
Steve O’connell
Pete Oates
Jeff Payton
John Carroll
Denny McDonnell
Cougar
Royals
Oates
McDonnell
Denny Miller
Reed
Tom Good
Jim Gase
Gary Lovik
Tim Kadlee
Mike Kaliban
Miller
Kingston
Achilles tendon injuries in athletes defy contact
L W Ward recalls two torn achilles tendons suffered by players in quick starts during handball, each repaired by surgery. A surgeon notes the tendon’s strength, claiming no aid from others could cause a rupture. Larry Lawrence’s left Achilles tore in Winnipeg without a touch, leaving Ward puzzled.
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L.W. Ward
Gazette
Winnipeg
Larry Lawrence
Larry
1978 college football picks open with Big Ten and Big Eight early games
Preview of opening season picks features Illinois over Northwestern 28 21 and Iowa State over Rice 45 19. Other forecasts include Arizona State 50 Kansas State 7 and Nebraska 34 Cal 13. Notes on Northwestern QB prospects and prep football season kickoff follow.
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Big Ten
Illinois
Northwestern
Iowa
Bob Cummings
Big Eight
Iowa State
Rice
Cyclones
Arizona State
Kansas State
K-State
Colorado
Oregon
Texas A&m
Kansas O
Ada
Notre Dame
Missouri
Warren Powers
State
Nebraska
Cal
Huskers
Oklahoma
Stanford
Youngstown
UNI
Southern Illinois
Drake
William Penn
Coe
St. Olaf
Cornell
Culver- Stockton
Graceland
Augustana, Ill
Luther
Upper Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan Morningside
Wartburg
Dubuque
Benedictine
Buena Vista
Westmar
Central
Simpson
St. Ambrose
Hawkeyes
Wildcat
Kevin Strasser
Elmhurst
Ill
Little Immaculate Conception High
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Strasser
Yanks Flatten Red Sox 15-3 To Cut Lead In AL East
The New York Yankees crushed Boston 15-3 as Willie Randolph drove in five with a bases loaded double and three others collecting three hits. New York trimmed Boston to three games behind first place amid a 21 hit assault, Catfish Hunter leaving with a groin pull.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankee
New York
Boston
Willie Randolph
Yankees
Mickey Rivers
Rivers
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Ball Park
A.L
Toronto
Milwaukee
Seattle
Chicago
California
Texas
Roy White
Thurman Munson
Randolph
Mike Torrez
Andy Hassler
Dick Drago
Bill Campbell
Catfish Hunter
Carl Yastrzemski
Ken Clay
Carlton Fisk
Munson
Drago
Dodgers Beat Astros as Hooton and Baker Spark Win
The Los Angeles Dodgers extend their NL West lead to four games after a 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros in the Astrodome. Pitcher Burt Hooton improves to 17 wins, while Dusty Baker belts his 11th homer and scores the decisive run on a Sac fly by Vic Davalillo. Other NL results include Atlanta over San Francisco and Cincinnati over San Diego.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Steve Garvey
Don Sutton
Houston Astros
Dodgers
Burt Hooton
Dusty Baker
Hooton
Baker
Houston Astrodome
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Ross Grimsley
Montreal
Vic Davalillo
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Astros
Rick Monday
Joe Ferguson
Davalillo
Dennis Walling
Pass defense key to Iowa State bid in Rice clash
Iowa State faces Rice at Rice Stadium in Houston at 7 30 p m Saturday with coach Earle Bruce hoping strong pass defense and solid weathering of Randy Hertel pressure. Cyclones seek first SWC win. Hertel leads Rice pass attack while Dexter Green and Terry Rubley pace ISU.
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Iowa State
Earle Bruce
Cyclones
Rice
Southwest
Owls
Randy Hertel
Iowa
Houston
Hertel
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Dave Houser
Doug Cunningham
Bruce
Mike Schwartz
Tom Petticone
Rover
Mike Clemons
Jerry Washington
Jerry
Brian Johnson
Larry Crawford
Mr. Hertel
Jim Nissen
Rick White
Mike Stensrud
Randy Koch
John Mess
Tom Boskey
John Less
Dexter Green
Terry Rubley
Walter Grant
Ellsworth Junior College
Iowa Falls
Oklahoma State
Wichita State
Colorado
Oregon
Nebraska
Cal
Oklahoma
Stanford
Kansas State
Arizona
Kansas
Texas A&m
Missouri
Notre Dame
Ktof-Fm
Bohemian Savings and Loan Byers
Happel Real Estate Charter Coaches, Inc
Klinger Office Supply & Equip
Yoder Feeds, Inc
Kalona
Hupp Electric Motors
High School Football Tonight Across Cedar Rapids Area
Washington hosts Cedar Falls at 8 as Metro area begins first weekend of high school football. La Salle visits Iowa City West, Prairie goes to Mount Pleasant, Jefferson plays Davenport Central, with Linn-Mar and Marion resuming their rivalry Saturday night at Marion field.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Cedar Falls
Metro
la Salle
Iowa City West
Prairie
Mount Pleasant
Jefferson
Davenport
Linn-Mar
Marion
Ellertsons Win and Lose in U.S. Open Family Tennis
Dennis Ellertson and daughter Terri of Cedar Rapids win a first round 7-6 7-5 over Jack and Lessa Shapiro of Fairfield then fall to Carter and Sandra Elliott of Grand Junction 6-3 6-3 in the quarterfinals of the Equitable Family Tennis Challenge at Flushing Meadows during the U.S. Open.
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Flushing Meadows
N.Y
Dennis Ellertson
Terri
Cedar Rapids
Ellertsons
Jack and
Lessa Shapiro
Fairfield
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Ind
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Tim Stonerook
Dick Cuvelier
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Tom Stonerook
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Jack Seabrooke
Ray Har
Steve Johnson
John Meis
Joan Less
Rich Miller
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