John Sires Opens Cedar Rapids Classic With 681 Series
John Sires rolled 681 on 216 221 244 to lead the Cedar Rapids Classic at Cedar Rapids Bowl. Diane Hall led women with 226 576 in the Tuesday Evening Splits at Jubilee Lanes as other bowlers posted notable scores across multiple leagues and centers.
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Jubilee Lanes
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Alan Page
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Howard Miller
Myrna Krumm
Glenn Wilson
Ric Pruissman
John Reed
Denice Haehien
Jean Gratian
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Leroy’s Auto Clinic
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Washington golfers win double dual at Ellis Park
Washington defeated C R Jefferson and Iowa City West in a Wednesday double dual at Ellis Park. Medalist Tim Thomason led Washington with 38 and team total 157 while Jefferson and West totaled 174. Washington also won the junior varsity meet with 167 to 188 for Jeff and 192 for West.
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C.R. Jefferson
Iowa City West
Ellis ‘Park
Warriors
Tim Thomason
Jeff
West
Wash
Allan Dowell
Scott Barber
Dim Kessler
Jett
Doug Wilson
Jim Meyers
Bil Reardon
Chris Schmitz
Pat Doyle
Jeff Moll
Comings says Caldwell and McLaughlin prepared for Saturday
Coach Bob Comings praised quarterbacks Caldwell and McLaughlin after a strong practice. Caldwell, a Dayton senior, and McLaughlin of Dubuque, are slated for action Saturday despite Caldwell’s minor hip injury last week.
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Bob Commings
Butch Caldwell
Tom McLaughlin
Commings
Sports Roundup Highlights Varied Pro Sports News
New law may limit franchise purchase costs for player contracts, yielding treasury gains. NCAA suit over Oklahoma football stalls, with no immediate ruling. Alabama football players reportedly quit. Bills show interest in Benny Ricardo. Bears waive Mark Nordquist and place Gary Hrivnak on IR. Orioles GM signs Grimsley, pursues Jackson. Tulsa Oilers relocate next season. Finley offers salaries to unsigned A's stars. Jockey Angel Cordero Jr hospitalized after a fall. Janet Guthrie gains practice clearance. Italian Open tennis crowned Gottfried Ramirez in Dallas after weather delay. Sittler nets OT Canada Cup winner. Missouri QB Piskiewicz shines with 3 TDs in reduced hand injury game. Dorothy Parker leads U.S. Senior women’s golf field at Southern Pines.
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Belmont
Janet Guthrie
Dover Downs International Speedway
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Raul Ramirez
John Newcombe
Geoff Masters
Dallas
Texas
Italy
Darryl Sittler
Team Canada
Czechoslovakia
Missouri
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Dorothy Parker
U.S
Southern Pines
N.C
Two Metro Games Highlight Friday Prep Football Action
Friday night features two Metro rival battles at Kingston stadium and Prairie, Kennedy facing Jefferson and Marion visiting Prairie with 8 pm kickoffs. Jefferson sits No 3 in the state poll, Kennedy seeks first win after last week loss, while Marion and Prairie chase first victories after close defeats. Linn-Mar hosts Anamosa, Regis and Washington travel to Newton and Iowa City as part of a busy Metro schedule.
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J-Hawk
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Jeff
UPI
Linn-Mar
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Anamosa
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Washington
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Iowa City
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Royals
Top Twenty Des Moines AP football schedule and results
AP lists top twenty Iowa high school teams with Friday and Saturday games across Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque and surrounding towns. Notable matchups include No. 1 Sioux City Melee at Sioux City East, No. 2 Davenport Central versus Burlington, and No. 5 Cedar Rapids Regis facing Newton with teams from Dowling and Ames also in action. Rot McFarland of Iowa State tore knee ligaments ending his season after spring drills. In Central City Alburnett and Central City reached Tri Rivers softball semifinals with Ed-Co eliminated.
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Associated Press
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Dovenport
Assumption
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Lincoln
Fort Dodge
Cedar Fats
Iowa State
Rot McFarland
McFarland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Earle Bruce
Bruce
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