Ex Falcon leads Eagles in TV game
Claude Humphrey, 31, the former Falcons star defensive end, stars for the Eagles in a nationally televised game against Atlanta. After a mid career trade to Philadelphia and a reunion with coach Marion Campbell, Humphrey sparked a revived Eagles defense and logged two sacks the prior week in a 23–17 win over the Giants, aiming for another standout performance against his old team.
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Turner wins fourth Iowa Open Golf title
J D Turner of Council Bluffs captured his fourth Iowa Open Golf Tournament title in Fort Dodge finishing at 213 after a par 71. He led by two strokes over Bob Moreland Ot tumwa and Mike Klein Scotts Bluff Neb with a 1 300 prize. Turner began the final round three shots behind Ross Randall Ames.
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J.D. Turner
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Lakeside Country Club
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Ottumwa
Mike Klein
Scottsbluff
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Fort Dodge Country Club
Ross Randall
Ames
NFL Week 2 Highlights Amid Surges and Overtime Dramas
A roundup of NFL results shows Buffalo's Roland Hooks rushing for four TDs in a six TD second half burst to rout Cincinnati. Tampa Bay beat Baltimore in overtime on Neill O'Donoghue's 31 yard kick after a fumble forced by Bill Kollar. Other games featured St Louis rallying to defeat the Giants, Walter Payton leading Chicago over Minnesota, and Cleveland beating Kansas City behind Brian Sipe. The column also notes Green Bay overcoming New Orleans, Miami beating Seattle, Dallas defeating San Francisco, and San Diego topping Oakland with Dan Fouts delivering three TD passes.
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Buffalo
Cincinnati
Hooks
Neill O'Donoghue
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
O’donoghue
Bill Kollar
Greg Landry
Colt
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Randy Crowder
Willard Harrell
Wayne Morris
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Ottis Anderson
New York
Walter Payton
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Bears
David Whitehurst
Green Bay
New Orleans
Packers
Barry Smith
Steve Atkins
Eric Torkelson
Roger Staubach
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San Francisco
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Drew Pearson
Billy Joe Dupree
Dan Fouts
Bob Klein
San Diego
Oakland
Fouts
John Jefferson
Klein
Kellen Winslow
Area Sports Winners at Old-Time Days Event
Harold Hughes of Cedar Rapids won the men s traveling trophy and Marianne Colony of Oxford won the women s trophy in Old-Time Days events. Anamosa pair Del and Joan Dris led the Fawn Creek Mixed Doubles with 77, and flight winners included Cliff and Corinne Keteisen 93 Ray and Sue Walton 97 Thor and Barb Holgren 101 Dutch and Sue Null 104 Doug and Lois Larson 107 Dale and Ardyth Anderson 111
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Cedar Rapids
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Oxford
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Fawn Creek
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Corinne Keteisen
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Sue Walton
Dubuave
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Barb Holgren
Dubuaque
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Sue Null
Onsiow
Doug
Lois Larson
Dale
Ardyth Anderson
Martelie
Des Moines Harlan Tops Iowa Girls Softball Rankings
Des Moines Harlan, 4 0, rises to No 1 in the latest Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union softball rankings compiled by Mike Henderson. Turkey Valley sits fifth Benton Community sixth and Springville eighteenth with a full list including Ottumwa Norwalk Urbandale Hampton Map le Valley Highland Wheatland Mount Ayr West Lyon and others.
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M&J golf stag rescheduled to September 24 at Indian Creek
The M and J golf stag originally set for September 10 has been moved to September 24 at Indian Creek Country Club. For reservations contact Bob Lana at 377 4063 or Chuck Fulton at 396 4550.
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Spaw Dominates Otter Creek Motocross with Double 250A and 125A Wins
Johnny Spaw of Cedar Rapids clinched the 250A and 125A titles at Otter Creek Speedway in Maquoketa. Erik Spaw finished first in 1st, Marc Chase Jr. placed 4th in 85A, Ray Spaw took 2nd in 85A, Jon Neal led 85B, Mike Theisen won 100, Scott Ryan was 4th in 125A, Monty Murray third in 250A, and Tom Whiting finished 4th in 250B.
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Trevor Howard
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Mike Theisen
Hiawatha
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Tom Whiting
Plotz Sets Track Record In Open Wheel Racing Meet
Mike Plotz of Cedar Rapids set a 1:51.2 track record at Mid-American Raceway in Open Wheel Racing for Formula cars. He finished second in the feature and earned a national championship invitation in Atlanta, Ga. Plotz sits third in SCCA point standings and has four starts this year with two wins and two runner ups.
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Cedar Rapids
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Atlanta
Paulsen Electric
Multi-sport scoreboard and college/tennis results across regions
A dense sports page lists numerous high school and college games. Iowa area scores include Upper Iowa over Iowa Wesleyan 36–9, Northern Iowa 36 over Northern Michigan 11, and Graceland over Loras 14–9. Pro tennis finals feature John McEnroe and Tracy Austin winners.
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Cedar Rapids Comets Triumph in 6 1 Victory at Jones Park
The Cedar Rapids Comets improved to 20 wins 3 losses and 2 ties with a 6 1 win over Wartburg at Jones Park. Scorers include Ahmad John Dodge Eric Wertheim Lorenzo Canalis Mark Messner and Jeff Kacena. In golf Bob Matthiesen beat Ed Bernacki to win the 8 inch cup tournament at Ellis Park Golf Association with rounds led by Matthiesen 67 and Bernacki 67. Flight winners ranged from Jerry Banks 72 to Joan Fields 104.
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Ed Deetz
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Bowling scores and lanes highlight May City and Jubilee events
Bowling results from multiple venues show high scores: Jim Sives 227-632 and Jackie Mundorf 244-578 at May City Lanes. Ann Bissell 584 at Castle Lanes. Dale Verbick 258 and 258 for Ink Elephant. Jubilee Lanes features Twixt Town 253 by Jim Williams and Gudenhauf 654 in a Twixt Town event. and various club standings across Friday Fiasco and other leagues.
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Jackie Mundorf
Dale Verbick
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File Shoemaker
Biggs
Ron Lewis
Bill Barry
Maria Sedlocek
Peg Gerst
Martin
Jim Williams
Hempstead Opens Season with 37-0 rout of Burlington
Hempstead dominated the game against Burlington, capturing a 37 to 0 victory to start the season. The Hempstead defense shut out Burlington, while the offense moved effectively throughout the contest.
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Dubuque Hempstead
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Attache recounts Afghan captors’ deadly intent in Kabul
Air Force Lt. Col. Michael Cavanaugh testifies after Kabul incident in which Afghan soldiers dragged him from his car and threatened his life with a Soviet pistol at his temple. He says Afghan government and possibly Soviet backers see him as a threat.
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Tex Watson Marries In San Luis Obispo Prison
Former Manson follower Charles Tex Watson wed Kristin Svege in a prison ceremony at San Luis Obispo. Blue skies framed the ceremony amid rules requiring a two month conjugal visit wait before a honeymoon.
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Pope drops discipline for Pauline Fathers case
Washington reports that after becoming pope John Paul II reversed a Vatican move to discipline members of the Pauline Fathers, a Polish American order based in Pennsylvania. Investigators cited mismanagement of about 20 million dollars in donations and dubious deals across five states.
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FTC probes contraceptive claims in non-prescription ads
The Federal Trade Commission runs a non public investigation into 광고 for non prescription vaginal contraceptives alleging overstated effectiveness and risk of pregnancy. Law students urged regulation. reps demand more details while naming Core brands Encor Oval and Emko Contra Ceptive Vaginal Foam as examples.
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Seberg May Have Tried Suicide Before Paris Death
Paris AP report says actress Jean Seberg, found dead in her car near her Paris apartment, previously attempted suicide by leaping in front of a subway train last month. Her fourth husband Ahmed Hasmi says they saw a movie Aug 30 and she disappeared the next morning.
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