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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1992

Page

26

Area slate full of high school and college events

Washington vs Kennedy at Kingston Stadium 7 45 p m boys goal Wi Du Dubuque Senior East at Ellis Park 3 15 p m boys girls cross country LaSalle Prairie Linn Mar Washing ton Kennedy Regis in CR Invitational at Noetridge Park 5 p m volleyball women's tennis Quincy at Coe 3 30 p m Loras at Grinnell 4 p m dog racing at Dubuque Greyhound Park 7 30 p m

Washington Kennedy Kingston Stadium Dubuque Ellis Park LaSalle Prairie Linn-Mar Quincy Coe Loras Grinnell Dubuque Greyhound Park Jones Park Cedar Rapids Mount Mercy Cornell Upper Iowa Clarke College Iowa Wesleyan Mt. St. Clare St. Am

TV Slate Highlights Weekly Sports Lineup

U S Open quarterfinals at 10 a.m. on USA. Golf Canadian Open first round at midnight. Reds at Braves baseball at 4:05 p.m. on TBS. San Diego State versus Young college football at 6:45 p.m. Detroit Tigers at Chicago White Sox game at 6:45 p.m. on WGN with a tape airing at 2:30 a.m. on ESPN.

ESPN Reds Braves San Diego State Young Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox WGN

Minors Midwest League Playoffs Schedule and Baseball Notes

Cedar Rapids at Beloit playoff games weather delayed with sessions listed for Wednesday through Monday. MLB owners and executives named Bud Selig. Cubs and Reds recall players from the American Association. NBA football hockey lacrosse soccer notes cover contract extensions signings and team appointments across several franchises.

Chicago Cubs Jeff Hartsock Iowa Cincinnati Reds Rick Wrona Nashville Basketball National Basketball Association NBA Continental Basketball Association Cleveland Cavaliers Brad Daugherty Miami Heat John Salley Washington Bullets Brent Price United States Basketball League Atlanta Eagles Russ King National Football League Detroit Lions Ed Tillison John Derby Don Overton Indianapolis Colts Tony Walker Matt Vanderbeek

Major League Baseball results and schedules 1992

Oakland routs California 14 to 2 on Tuesday. Wednesday's scores include Minnesota 6 Seattle 2 and Texas 3 Boston 2. Tonight features Detroit at Chicago and Seattle at Oakland with several other games Friday. Also listed are Tuesday late results, daily games, and milestone notes for 3000-hit club member Robin Yount with career milestones.

Oakland California Minnesota Seattle Texas Boston New York Baltimore Toronto Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Haas Fernandez Ju.Guzman Pavlik San Francisco San Diego Philadelphia St. Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Atlanta Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Bowen Burkett Swindell Avery Deshaies Hershiser Pete Rose Ty Cobb Hank Aaron Stan Musial Tris Speaker Honus Wagner Carl Yastrzemski Eddie Collins Willie Mays Nap Lajoie Paul Waner Cap Anson Rod Carew Lou Brock al Kaline Roberto Clemente Robin Yount Cane Yount Dave McNally Don Gullett Sandy Wihtel Tommy John Don Schulze Jimmy Jones Jose Mesa Vaiderp AL Boxes Weiss Bordick Vadrwi Obrien Ib Puckett Curtis Cs—R Henderson Lankford Col- Cotto Sf—Steinbach Dubrunn S—Alicea SF. Lover Parrishe Harper c Cey Turner Boone Downs Bsmith Hillegas Campbell Perez Ern Finley K Hill Sota LI Bunner Ae Hathaway Gare Valdez Mack Pucker Bruette Simons H Meriwether Heredia Hickox Hendry Fleming Simons Montague Fi Hallion Winters Tapani Welke Scott Ata Morrison Gwynn Rt Oriksn Cf Litton Ph Jpena Cooper Ib Pimirolb Dawson Rf McGiit Boggs Cnsecodh Satiago McGee Rf Brnsky Salazar Mercedib Jclark Beck Mvohn Reimeri Daniels LaVilrec Myers Felder Et Zupcic Cf Oxrrisi Girardi E Arias Gardat GeHrrs Wclark Ib Palmer Leonrdis Kunkelss Shipley Maxim Riverass Frye Castillo Tomiip Minder Nhring Nwmanss Vilneva Varshoph Stohnsnit Burba Mvaughnaa Palmeiro Pee Ward Ph Tscott Micksn Grdner Gonen James SO Wilkins Phooy Ely San Franco Ah Nad Oan Acole Cage Dawson Buechele Arias Kunkel E—Gerarris Pena Leonard Merrill Villanueva Yarns Bonds Merced Berg Bell & King Varsha T Fernandez Gwynn Or Jackson Santiago Abrh Bi Castillo MaWilliams Emgood Lofton Cf Listach Dr Jackson Pexva Brocail Severvo Tardton Rodriguez CaMrtz Surhoff Jacoby Seitzer Tomlin Lewis Ss Gatner Kirby Ph Stubbs Wagner Jhernandez Whiten Nilssonc Melendez Fermin Fitcher Cox Ortiz GeHarris Levis Wil Lams Harvey Jackson Holmes Righetti Mesa Cwaikr Hadleye Henry Roe Joyce Schieldss I' If Lasser Cwalker Raimr E—Kent Dauston New Carter McRyid Midndolf Magnee SO Gruber Ksifski Erders McRae Sfradz Griffinss Howardss Schilling Palli E—Berenguer Ralomar Maldonado McReynolds Sb—Jefferies Cincinnati Atlant Sores Roberts Nixon Blauser Larkin Billardss Cone Sabo Henke Braggs Justice Oliver Morris Hunter Ib Doran LoSmth If Shiflett Belcher Gant Bolton Olson Wilkerson Berroa Lemke Rose Clark Ford Ceder- Foster Glavine Wilson Mrrcker Dhenry Whiers E—Sabo Cin- Velarde Nokes Orsulak Rt Gomez Hr—Roberts Pendleton Pic Kelly Sersone Bream LoSmith Sb—Nixon Cs—Nixon S—Olson Balti- Belcher Tartabull Velarde Hoiles Tb-R Kelly Foster Ie’ Anderson Mill Ruskin Wickman Farr Wohlers Sutcliffe M Hill R Sanders Frohwirth Darling Sutclife Kelly Froh- Wendelstedt Marsh Wirth P Kelly Johnson McKean Kaiser Volti Montreal Grisom Osmith Clideron Oakland California Lakfrd Lwalkr Bi Zeile Colbrn Rhdrsn Easly Brewer Owen Fox Sosio Caseco Willard Bikshp Alicea Simons P Sierra Rt Brooks Pgnozzi Kreger P Quirk Ducey Roger Ph Berry WwWilsn Ortonc Perez P Hrediap

Tennis legends shine in US Open and Wimbledon wins

On September 10 1961 Roy Emerson upset Rod Laver to win the US Championships while Darlene Hard claimed the women’s title. 1967 John Newcombe defeated Clark Graebner to win the men’s title as Billie Jean King swept Wimbledon with singles doubles and mixed doubles titles. 1972 USA basket team loses a close Olympic opener to the Soviet Union 51-50 after a controversial replay. 1977 Chris Evert wins the US Open for the third straight year. 1963 Martina Navratilova defeats Chris Evert Lloyd 6-1 6-3 to win the US Open women’s singles.

Australia Roy Emerson Rod Laver Darlene Hard John Newcombe Clark Graebner Billie Jean King King Alice Marble United States Soviet Union William Jones International Amateur Basketball Federation U.S Jones Chris Evert Wendy Turnbull Martina Navratilova Chris Evert Lloyd

Schedule Sparks Mixed College Football and Bowling Notes

Tonight features San Diego State at BYU and a slate of Saturday games across the Big Ten Pac-12 and SEC regions with AP Top 25 matchups. Also included are extensive bowling results from Westdale and multiple leagues highlighting high scores and standout performances.

San Diego State BYU Iowa State Iowa Ohio State Washington San Jose State Minnesota

Pro Football Week 1 Sunday lineup and injury notes

National NFL slate includes Houston at Indianapolis and Seattle at Kansas City with noon and 3 pm starts. Injury listers span Lamar Lathon knee to Jeff George thumb and multiple probables on both conferences with several players listed as out doubtful or questionable.

Detroit Seattle Kansas City Buffalo San Francisco Indianapolis Houston Oilers Lamar Lathon Mike Munchak Haywood Jetfires Colts Jeff George Tony Walker Bill Brooks Eugene Daniel Ken Clark L.A. Raiders Cincinnati Raiders Chester McGlockton Dan Turk Bengals Mike Arthur Ray Bentley Ostell Miles Lamar Rogers Kirk Scratford Craig Thompson N.Y. Jets Pittsburgh Jets Johnny Mitchell al Toon Steelers Eric Green Shouler Russ Campbell Leroy Thompson D.J. Johnson Aaron Jones Hardy Nickerson Jerry Olsavsky San Diego Denver Chargers Marion Buits Walter Stanley Broderick Thompson Eric Bieniemy Gill Byrd Darren Carrington Courtney Hall Shawn Jefferson George Thornton Mike Zandofsky Broncos Steve Atwater Reggie Johnson Jeff Davidson Keith Kartz Karl Mecklenburg Shannon Sharpe Kenny Walker Seahawks Brian Blades David Daniels Dwayne Harper Tommy Kane Chiefs Tim Barnett Fred Jones Bill Jones Doug Terry Neil Smith Atlanta Washington — Falcons Tony Smith Scott Case Bill Fralic Mike Gann Tony Jones Mike Ruether Elbert Shelley Redskins Joe Jacoby Bobby Wilson A.J. Johnson Chicago New Orleans Bears Kelly Blackwell Keith van Horne Mark Bortz Jim Morrissey Kevin Butler Saints Frank Wainright Hoby Brenner Vaughn Dunbar Dallas N.Y Giants Cowboys Russell Maryland Ray Horton Charles Haley Tony Casillas Jarrod Bunch Dave Meggett Lamar McGriggs Green Bay Tampa Bay Packers Buford McGee Tootie Robbins Eric Floyd Leon Seals Cardinals Aeneas Williams Timm Rosenbach Vernice Smith Rich Camarillo Bills Keith McKeller Howard Ballard 49Ers Mitch Donahue Darin Jordan Thane Gash NEW England L.A. Rams Patriots Chris Gannon Tim Gordon Pat Harlow Chris Singleton Brent Williams Rams Paul Butcher Bill Hawkins Pat Terrell

Track and Field Bologna Meet Men’s Results Summary

International meet in Bologna aggregates results across sprint middle distance and field events. Notable performances include Calvin Smith and Chidi Imoh in sprints, Branko Zorko and Jo nah Birir in distance, and Charles Austin clearing 7 feet 5.5 inches in high jump. Others top finishes from Kenya Italy and the United States across 100 to 5000 meter events and field events.

Bologna Italy Bruno Surin Canada Calvin Smith United States Chidi Imoh Nigeria Michael Bates John Drummond Kevin Braunskill Samson Kitur Kenya Andrew Valmon Jason Rouser Andrea Benvenuti Robert Kibet Eee Adelaude David Kibet Branko Zorko Croatia Jonah Birir Michael Buchleitner Austria Elia Barchetuny Alessandro Lambruschini Philip Barkutwo Mathias Ntawalikura Ruanda Filippo Paita Hurdies Samuel Matete Zambia Derrik Adkins Nat Page Charles Austin Jake Jacoby Fabrizio Borellini Igor Tradenkov Russia Vassili Bubka Ukraine Maksim Tarasov

Dogs at Dubuque Greyhound Park matinee racing results

A Dubuque Greyhound Park matinee shows multiple grades from First to Thirteenth with dog names, distances, and winning quotients. Notable items include Think I'm Cool and 2's Stinky in First Grade, Steeley's Zsa Zsa in Second, and Wayne's Special in Thirteenth, along with Quiniela and Tri totals across ranks.

Steeley’s Willy Red Willy AC Cool Baretta Marlena Rett Tiny

Tenis quarterfinals and doubles results from New York event

Jim Courier defeats Andre Agassi in four sets to reach the semifinals, while Pete Sampras dominates in three. Jim Grabb and Rick Reneberg win through in men's doubles. John McEnroe and Michael Stich advance. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Steffi Graf lead women’s singles. doubles victors include Helena Sukova and Jana Novotna. Regional college notes list football scores with Luther 10 Mount Mercy 1.

N Wamenday New York Jim Courier Dade City Fla Andre Agassi Las Vegas Pete Sampras Bradenton Onee Volkov Russia Jim Grabb Tucson Ariz Richey Reneberg Houston Nei Simon Australia Youl John McEnroe Michael Stich Aon Ae A. Casal Emilio Sanchez Spain

Series delayed by rain in Midwest League championship

The first game between the Cedar Rapids Reds and the Beloit Brewers was postponed in Beloit due to rain. The best-of-five series shifts to two games tonight and Friday in Beloit, with Cedar Rapids hosting Beloit back in Cedar Rapids on Saturday at 7 p.m. at Veterans Memorial.

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Games 4 and 5 Set for Cedar Rapids Baseball Series

Scheduling updates for the Cedar Rapids series confirm Game 4 Sunday at 2 p.m. and Game 5 Monday at 7 p.m. in Cedar Rapids if needed. Tickets for Game 3, moved from Friday, will be honored Saturday in Cedar Rapids.

Sonual Stadium Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids area youth softball tryouts listed with times

Cedar Rapids Marion Metros host 14 and under girls fast pitch tryouts at Linn Mar on Saturday 4 6 pm and Sept 19 2 4 pm Players must not turn 15 before Sept 1 1993 Call 377 0867 or 393 0839 for info.

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