Jeremy Wimer 6, of Cedar Rapids, concentrates competing in a Nintendo championships at the Riverside Roundhouse in Cedar Rapids Saturday. He was among 116 competitors between the ages of 5 and 35 taking part in the Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission's first such event. %yers were to compile points: while playing the first section of the first world of the Super Mario Brothers game. (ThereGazette photo by Bo Bowenare four sections in each of sight worlds.) Top winners in the three divisions are: David Sjullie Jr., 12 and under division, with 42,000 points; Mark Broghammer, 13-to*18-year-olds, with 50,300 points; and David Sjullie Sr., 19 and over division, with 40,150 points. All are from Cedar Rapids. There war® 12 screens, said Jeff Kraayenbrink, adult sports supervisor for the commission, “Next year were going to need 24.”