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also hit home runs as the Angels Angels the as runs home hit also wrapped up the American League League American the up wrapped rw o 4,7 a Aaem Stadi­ a Anaheim before at 46,677 crown of crowd Division Western um. off as the old guys who won’t win win won’t who guys old the as off title in 1979 and 1982. However, However, 1982. and 1979 in title we anything for up our and makes pitching defense our believe I "But title divisional third their clinched they have never made it to a World World a to it made never have they said. DeCinces Doug California’s it,” night. Friday Texas over Angels California the as homers two hy ae h wne o te AL the of winner the face they Series. game.” the of areas other in lack victory 8-3 an with years eight in with runs five in knocked Downing Angels win West win Angels Downing’s 5 RBIs help to eliminate Texas eliminate to help RBIs5 Downing’s gets 1 gets victory st Wash Youthful without a touchdown pass, an extra extra an pass, games touchdown a three gone without had Washington y t igtn Stadium. Kenne­ Kingston Rapids at dy Cedar over triumph on o a victory. a or point Valley Conference prep football football prep Mississippi Conference 20-6 a in Valley night Friday a gn tre ae wtot a point. extra without or games pass three touchdown gone had a been had also It years. 20 in worst number of years since the Warriors Warriors the since years of number themselves,” Coach Wally Sheets Sheets Wally Coach themselves,” 0 overall, 3-0 in the Mississippi Mississippi the in 3-0 overall, 4- to 0 improved Lions The West. over 16th its recorded 4A, Class in team another from Lions win. the prevent to said of his junior-dominated team.- team.- junior-dominated his of said Valley Conference. West dropped to to dropped West Conference. Valley 28-17 night, Friday victory straight enough not but Linn-Mar, surprised Ti i oe f h frt lb I’ve clubs first the of one is "This this early. We just have to.” to.” have much just as We early. scrimmaged this has that had overall and 1-2 in the Valley. The The Valley. the in 1-2 and overall them 13 In the past three games. games. three past the giving In 13 turnovers, them five had Cougars - ad 0-2. and 1-3 West I.C. beats still but ‘shocked,’ Linn-Mar Gary Pettis and George Hendrick Hendrick George and Pettis Gary The Angels also won the division division the won also Angels The written be to seem always "We They will get that chance when when chance that get will They Brian — (AP) Calif. ANAHEIM, Uncharacteristicly, Cedar Rapids Rapids Cedar Uncharacteristicly, (57-3). Iowa is ranked 15th by The Associated Press Associated The by 15th ranked is Iowa (57-3). But the Warriors got all three three all got Warriors the But and CNN/USA Today, 13th by United Press United 13thby Today, CNN/USA and Illinois Northern and State (43-7) Iowa 100-10.demolishing foes their outscored have Hawks The yards offense. second-best the and country the in defense in 6th ranked is also Garza 10touchdowns and yards in shoulder bruised and thumb injured concussion, Iowa at El-Paso Texas its was start 0-3 Washington’s Te’e trig o eiv in believe to starting "They’re passing efficiency, hitting 24 of 43 attempts for 409 for attempts 43 24of hitting efficiency, passing offense on game per 522yards 5 up rolled have and of average an to opponents limited have Hawks The week next Tennessee at play year, last game one but won who Miners, The (47-33) State Mexico New in 64-29 foe. ll Division NCAA an Michigan, Northern UTEPblasted yards 279.5 averaging offense, total 1,109 for 141 attempts 94of hitting efficiency, passing in 12th ranked is Hawaii, at loss 31-21 week's last a suffered who SammyGarza, Quarterback 297.5 yards averaging nation, the in offense passing International and 10th by Sports Illustrated Illustrated Sports 10thby and International Senior quarterback Mark Vlastc is ranked eighth in eighth ranked is Vlastc Mark quarterback Senior beat and (23-21) Force Air to lost season-opener, its Field, Ames Field, 142.0 yards defensively, 38.0 yards per game rushing, rushing, game per 38.0 yards defensively, 142.0yards Wichita State at Iowa State Iowa at State Wichita OA I CLEE FOOTBALL COLLEGE IN TODAY team football West’s City Iowa Linn-Mar, the state's sixth-ranked sixth-ranked state's the Linn-Mar, end’ rcr fl t 1-3 to fell record Kennedy’s Wash lost four fumbles, hiking its hiking fumbles, four lost Wash Tim*, Tim*, Texas-EI Paso:Texas-EI Wyoming at Wisconsin, 1 05 p m. 1p 05 Wisconsin, at Wyoming St..noon Michigan at Michigan Western Odds: Iowa: Utah at Ohio St.. 12:30 p m.12:30p St.. Ohio at Utah noon Dame, Notre at Purdue noon Princeton, at Northwestern 11rn a 30 Michigan, at St Florida . . .ELSEWHERE BIGTENTHE IN Series: Time, place:Time, m. 7 p Minnesota, at Pacific m1:30p Missouri, at Indiana 1986records: WichitaState: 1986records: y ak Dukes Mark By aet sot editor sports Gazette zn sotwriter sportsw az«n« G y ie Hlas Mike By The Hawkeyes enter the game with the best the with game the enter Hawkeyes The place. 1 05 p m , Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City. Iowa Stadium, Kinnick , m 1p 05 place. No line No First meeting meeting First 1 p.m.. Cyclone Stadium-Jack Trice Trice Stadium-Jack 1Cyclone p.m.. UTEP 2-2, Iowa 2-0 Iowa UTEP2-2, Wichita State 1-2, Iowa State 1-1.State Iowa1-2, State Wichita The Shockers blew ahalftime 35-3 blew Shockers The The Miners have the fifth-ranked fifth-ranked the have Miners The t -

on an error by Toby Harrah, Harrah, Toby by error an on another homer to put California up up California put to homer another lead. the Angels the 4-2. give off to 2-4, homer Mahorcic, Dale two-run a reliever hit Downing before row a in batters 13 retired on t Ln Mrs 2 ad piled and 12, first 18 Mar's Linn had to They downs Friday. Trojans trern oe, i 20th. his homer, hit three-run Downing a and run a home singled 2 Championship Series beginning Oct. Oct. 7. beginning Series Championship upr frlf-adrJh Cande­ John left-hander for support runs in the seventh as Joyner Joyner as seventh the in runs the to in lead run Texas the cut home to solo inning sixth a hit Pettis Eastern Division in the League League the in Division Eastern surmised that by watching the the watching by that surmised laria, 9-2, who allowed five hits, hits, over two five walked and allowed nine out who struck 9-2, laria, in many years. 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Kennedy terback the to Wash took — ning plays — four by Nathan Brooks Brooks Nathan by four — plays ning - 1 After Wally Joyner reached first first reached Joyner Wally After One out later, Hendrick stroked stroked Hendrick later, out One The Angels added four insurance insurance four added Angels The That was more than enough enough than more was That Rangers starter Mike Mason had had Mason Mike starter Rangers "It was really a shock,” Linn-Mar Linn-Mar shock,” a really was "It West is a school that hasn't hasn't that school a is West "It was Wash’s football game all all game football Wash’s was "It lae un o B Washington 2B: to turn Please AFTER A SCORELESS first half half first SCORELESS A AFTER . 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2 b * The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sat., Sept. 27, 1986 Solon holds off Mustangs UNI to induct MOUNT VERNON — Solon, ranked second in I.C. High 14, Dub. Wahlert 7 Class 2A, used David Durr’s 66-yard run and Je ff G reen’s two-point conversion run in the opening IO W A C IT Y — Two touchdown passes from healthy Sheriff quarter to subdue Mount Vernon, 8-6, Friday Chris Hupfeld to Gerry Coleman gave the Class night in a defense-dominated Eastern Iowa 4A top-ranked Little Hawks a Mississippi Valley By Bob Denney Gazette sportswriter Hawkeye Conference prep football game. Conference win over No. 8 Dubuque Wahlert. D urr took a handoff and exploded up the The win lifted City High to 4-0 and 2-0 in the Stan Sheriff said he hasn’t felt so good middle and Green added the decisive extra Valley. Wahlert dipped to 2-1 and 3-1 overall. in 10 years. But there’s a catch. points. The duo combined for three aerials for 89 Last April 15, the former University of Mount Vernon came back when Greg Hanson yards and two TDs. Hupfeld had-his interception- Northern Iowa football coach and athletic caught a 10-yard touchdown pass from Bob free string of 78 passes snapped on his first director was on an operating table in Blythe in the third quarter but a run for the attempt of the night by Wahlert’s Brian Hilby. Honolulu, Hawaii. Sheriff, the University potential game-tying conversion failed. But Hupfeld finished with a 10 of 24 performance of Hawaii athletic director since August Solon improves to 4-0, all in conference play. for 166 yards and two interceptions. 1983, was about to undergo surgery for Mount Vernon slipped to 2-2 overall, 2-1 in the Æ Ê k.Æ È Ê Ê L - eight coronary artery bypasses. league. Jodi Bermel John Nus BGM 22, Tri-County 0 The head surgeon, Dr. Richard Mamiya, Keota Starmont BROOKLYN — Darren Hall and Dave Hawkins told Sheriff softly a day earlier, "With Lisbon 7, East Central 6 hooked up for two touchdowns as BGM ended a your job, Stan, we’re going to give you a MILES — Eric Krob’s PAT kick in the first 22-game losing streak. The Bears’ last win came few extras.” Sheriff got the extras, a new lease on quarter proved the difference as the Lions PREP FOOTBALL late in the 1983 season. life, plus a sore leg from where veins were improved to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the Mid-East Anamosa 15, Independence 7 transplanted to repair his heart. Conference. Sheriff Curt Ritchie pass in the second quarter plus Bill INDEPENDENCE — Mike Eldred rushed for "I suffered a mild heart attack in K rob’s kick came after Brian Krob tossed a 20- Scandridge’s extra-point kick gave English 107 yards on 27 carries and scored a touchdown January and I quit smoking cigarettes then. Now I feel great,” said yard scoring strike to Kirk Montgomery. to help the Raiders rally in a Wamac Conference Sheriff, who returned to the U N I campus in Cedar Falls to be East Central, 1-3 and 1-2, got on the scoreboard Valleys a 7-6 halftime lead. English Valleys added two third-quarter touch­ battle. Anamosa improved to 3-1 overall, 2-1 in in the third quarter on Daron Heckman’s one- inducted into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame today. the Wamac, and Independence slipped to 2-2, 1-1. "Did you know that I was out of the hospital in five days, back to yard run, but the PAT kick failed. The Raiders’ downs on Brent Moore’s five-yard run and Troy Meldrum’s one-yard plunge to hold a 21-6 work in three weeks and played 14 holes of golf 29 days after the Rick Papke rushed for 113 yards on 23 carries. advantage after three quarters. operation?” he said. "I never had any chest pains, just a sore leg.” Sheriff may still have a sore leg, considering his return visit to Center Point 45, Ed-Co 0 Chittick’s interception, the third of the night UNI included a tour of Cedar Falls-Waterloo golf courses. for the Bears, on the English Valleys 20-yard line TOP 10s EDGEWOOD — Sophomore quarterback Tom "It’s great to be back, it really is,” he said. "The Dome looks came with 1:30 left in the game and sealed the How They Fared Friday Bach scored on runs of 15, 1, and 6 yards to fuel great; there’s a new scoreboard, and new buildings on campus and victory. CLASS 4A the Pointers in Tri-Rivers Conference play. the football team’s success doesn’t surprise me a bit.” English Valleys and Williamsburg are both 3-1 1. Iowa City High (4-0) beat Dubuque Wahlert, Running back Steve Kramer added touchdown Sheriff, who was head football coach from 1960 to ’83, and in the S IC L and 3-1 overall. 14-7. runs of 40 and 6 yards for Center Point, 3-1 in the 2. Cedar Falls vs. Fort Dodge, ppd. athletic director during the final 13 years, was the man who hired loop and 3-1 overall. 3 W.D.M Dowling (4-0) beat D M. North, 41- current Panthers coach Darrell Mudra. Decorah 68, Waukon 0 6, Thursday. North Linn 18, Albumett 0 4. Urbandale (4-0) beat Newton, 34-28. "D arrell’s always done a great job, and that’s why we hired him,” D ECO RAH — Pat W illiam s scored three first- Sheriff said. "He’s a proven winner. COGGON — Blair Fuessley rushed for one 5. Davenport Assumption (4-0) beat quarter touchdowns as Decorah, 4-0 and ranked Muscatine, 35-7. " I talked with him a while the other evening and told him he w ill touchdown and returned an interception for second in Class 3A, rolled up a 55-point halftime 6. Linn-Mar (4-0) beat Iowa City West, 28-17. continue to have more coaching opportunities in the future.” another as the Lynx rolled to their first win of the lead and coasted in the Northeast Iowa game. 7. Waterloo East (3-1) beat Marshalltown, 40-7. While Mudra will always be hot coaching property, Sheriff, 54, season. 8. Dubuque Wahlert (3-1) lost to Iowa City said he is on the islands for life. North Linn is 1-3 overall and in the Tri-Rivers High, 14-7. He has helped his university maintain a $7 million athletic Conference. Albumett fell to 2-2, 1-2. 9. Davenport West (3-1) beat Eldridge North Garwin 26, SEMCO 15 Scott, 34-7. budget, two-thirds of which goes to football. The school averages Fuessley, who rushed for 109 yards on 22 GILMAN — Brad Witbracht scored two 10. Sioux City East (3-1) beat Carroll 46,000 fans in 50,000-seat Aloha Stadium. carries, scored on a 15-yard run in the second Kuemper, 34-0 touchdowns and Rob Sinclair rushed for 129 Among the recent visiting teams have been Iowa (1984), and quarter and returned an interception four yards CLASS 3A yards and one touchdown as unranked Garwin 1. Harlan (4-0) beat Council Bluffs Lewis Wisconsin this season. for another TD in the fourth. Art Feltrcht improved its record to 4-0 with the Mid-Iowa Central, 17-0. "W e ’re entertaining Michigan on Dec. 6, and we’re going to play completed the Lynx’s scoring by blocking a 2. Decorah (4-0) beat Waukon, 68-0. Conference win. them tough; we won’t back off,” said Sheriff. "We gave Iowa all it Albumett punt out of the end zone. 3. Mount Pleasant (4-0) beat Fairfield, 14-3. 4. Pleasant Valley (3-1) beat DeWitt Central, 6- wanted, and beat Wisconsin this year (20-17). There’s a lot of North Linn’s Matt Holub led all rushers with Turkey Valley 41, Jesup 0 0. tradition on the islands, and 50 percent of the kids on the team are 132 yards on 27 carries. 5 Fairfield (3-1) lost to Mount Pleasant, 14-3. JA C K SO N JU N C T IO N — Mike Magner scored 6. Humboldt (4-0) beat Hampton, 27-0 from Hawaii.” Springville 44, Central City 14 three times and Paul Blazek twice as the Trojans 7. Webster City (4-0) beat Clarion, 40-7. Meanwhile, Sheriff observed, UNI continues to move upward. 8. Cedar Rapids Regis (3-1) beat Maquoketa, "It’s difficult for me to get a pulse about the school since I’ve left, CENTRAL CITY — John Muenster and Greg improved to 4-0 in its Cedar-Wapsie Conference 14-6. but I do know that UNI will always be in third position behind the Winterowd each scored two touchdowns as opener. 9. South Tama (3-1) lost to Waterloo Iowa and Iowa State syndrome in the state. That’s because of the Springville whipped Central City in the Tri- Columbus, 14-7. Keota 17, HLV 0 Big Ten and Big 8 ties those schools have. But with Eldon Miller in Rivers Conference game. 10. Camanche (2-2) lost to Cascade, 16-7. CLASS 2A basketball, Darrell Mudra and Bob Bowlsby (UNI athletic director), Muenster ran in a 10-yarder and caught a 22- KEpTA — Jodi Bremel did all the scoring as 1. Algona Garrigan (3-1) lost to Wapsie Valley, they will always maintain a solid posture in the state. yard scoring pass from Kent Barnes, who added Keota evened its overall and South Iowa Cedar 17-8. "I read articles about how Iowa was criticized for not playing UNI three PAT kicks. Winterowd’s TDs came on League record at 2-2. 2. Solon (4-0) beat Mount Vernon, 8-6. in football, and that’s always been a battle to get recognition,” he rushes of 2 and 3 yards. A1 Ball added a 15-yard 3. Emmetsburg (4-0) beat Spencer, 16-0. Bremel kicked a 20-yard field goal in the 4. Williamsburg (3-1) lost to English Valleys, said. "I know about media exposure. In Hawaii, we’re the last run for Springville, 2-2. second quarter, then was on the receiving end of 21-16. college football team to play our games Saturday night. By the time Mike Villari and Tim Coblentz scored TD runs a 66-yard TD pass from Aaron Berg in the third. 5. Mediapolis (4-0) beat Wapello, 28-0. we’re going, most people are either in bed or headed to bed. It’s an for Central City, 1-3. Bremel and Berg hooked up again in the fourth 6. Wapsie Valley (4-0) beat Algona Garrigan, 17-8 identity factor, but we have a damn good coach (Dick Tomey) and a Starmont 30, Maquoketa Valley 0 quarter, this time from 44 yards out. 7. Alleman N. Polk (4-0) beat West Marshall, lot of pride.” Bremel caught four passes for 148 yards. 15-12. STRAWBERRY POINT — John Nus kicked Also being inducted into the Hall of Fame are former wrestling 8 Mapleton Maple Valley (4-0) beat Lawton- coach-official Finn Eriksen of Waterloo; Ruby Miller, developer of four extra points and hauled in two touchdown West Delaware 28, Vinton 7 Bronson, 20-0. passes from quarterback Jason Wallace to propel 9. Pocahontas (4-0) beat Gowrie Prairie, 13-0. girls’ interscholastic athletics in Colorado; Dick Beetsch, three-sport the Stars in a matchup of Tri-Rivers Conference M A N C H EST ER — Chris Tenhoff rushed fos 10. West Marshall (3-1) lost to Alleman N star at UNI; and Bill Weick, two-time national wrestling champion. two touchdowns and Tim Wegman caught two Polk, 15-12. . unbeatens. CLASS 1A-A Scott McClure added two short TD runs for TD passes as West Delaware improved to 3-0 1. Lynnville-Sully (4-0) beat Pleasantville, 14-0. Starmont, 3-0 in the league and 4-0 overall. with its second Wamac Conference win. The 2 Packwood Pekin (4-0) beat Argyle Central Panthers host SW Missouri St. Hawks led 28-0 at halftime. Lee, 21-0. Maquoketa Valley dropped to 3-1 and 3-1. 3. Sanborn (3-1) lost to Aurelia, 6-0. By Bob Denney 4. Paton-Churdan (4-0) beat Farnhamville Northern Iowa’s Panthers, ranked 11th in the NCAA’s Division I- English Valleys 21, Williamsburg 16 Preston 21, Guttenberg 0 Cedar Valley, 41-0. AA, aren’t exactly easy fodder for any visiting team, but there’s still PRESTON — Dave Ringen connected with 5. Clarksville (3-1) lost to Tripoli, 12-6. NORTH ENGLISH — Dennis Chittick hauled 6. Corydon Wayne (4-0) beat Lamoni, 63-14 some lingering doubt they really can stop a wishbone attack. in a 10-yard touchdown pass and made a key Dean Jargo twice for touchdowns and Kyle 7. Preston (4-0) beat Guttenberg, 21-0. Today’s 65th UNI homecoming game against Southwest Missouri interception as English Valleys upset Class 2A Kreinbring returned an interception 81 yards to 8. Britt vs. Garner-Hayfield, ppd. State, with a 1:30 p.m. kickoff in the UNI-Dome, may provide an 9. LeGrand LDF (4-0) beat Baxter, 23-0. fourth-ranked Williamburg in a South Iowa Cedar score as Preston, ranked seventh in Class 1A-A, answer. 10. Cfcnton Mater Dei (3-1) lost to East Last November UNI lost 40-33 to Georgia Southern in the NCAA League game. handed Guttenberg its first Mid-East Conference Dubuque, III., 7-3. Chittick’s 10-yard touchdown reception of a loss. Division I-AA semifinals. Georgia Southern’s wishbone picked the UNI defense apart, yard by yard. Southwest Missouri State, 1-2, features what first-year coach Jesse Branch calls "the flexbone.” WASHINGTON UNI, 1-0-1, has had a week off to begin defense of its league title, C.R. LaSalle to test From page 1B and also relish a 17-0 road victory Sept. 13 at Kansas State. Are the Panthers wishbone-wise now? "After all this time, we goal line for Wash’s first TD pass of 1:52 left when sophomore Augie the season. Phisack Sayasit’s kick should be,” said Coach Darrell Mudra. "W e’ve worked hard and unbeaten Benton today Gureno swept the right side, scrimmaged hard.” was the Warriors’ first extra point. bounced off a couple Warriors and U N I comes into the game with a 5-1 lead in the series, and only From Gazette staff reports season for the Bobcats. "W e’d been running off tackle so raced 42 yards to a touchdown. we decided to call a play-action pass one injury. Starting offensive guard Mark Botkin, a sophomore from Unbeaten Benton Community will LaSalle, Class 2A state champi­ Gureno, a transfer from Illinois in off of it,” Sheets said. "It appeared Linn-Mar, suffered a knee sprain in a scrimmage last week. He’ll be be gunning for its fourth straight ons in 1982 and ’83, has struggled his first varsity game, is the son qf Kennedy would come up and force replaced by junior Ken Kolthoff. victory today when the Bobcats since moving up to 3A this season. former Cedar Rapids Regis basket­ things and they were in man-to-man tackle Cedar Rapids LaSalle in prep After rolling up 274 yards in a ball coach Augie Gureno (1970). coverage.” football at Kingston Stadium. season-opening 21-7 win over Iowa Brooks was the game’s top rusher Kennedy finally got its initial first Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. City West, the Lancers lost to with 73 yards on 21 carries. Gureno down of the game with 6:30 left in Benton, unranked in Class 3A, Mount Pleasant, 10-7. In last week’s led Kennedy with 64 on seven the third period, but its drive ended SUPERIOR has allowed only one touchdown in 13-0 setback at Dyersville Beckman, second-half tries. on an interception by Wash’s Shawn three games and twice has shut out LaSalle was held to a minus one- CUSTOMER Handy at the 4:48 mark. its opponents. yard total offense and managed only Two minutes later, Kennedy quar­ SERVICE The Bobcats opened their season one first down. with a 21-0 win over Vinton. Benton terback Bob O’Shea went back to PRAIRIE 4001 1st Ava. Si, Cedar Rapids Phone 319-344-0181 M0N.-FRI. 7 am-5 pm, SAT. 8 ara-Noon also whipped Denver, 21-6, and last The Lancers are led by junior pass and had the ball jarred loose at From page 1B week posted a 10-0 win over DeWitt running back Matt Young and 6- the Cougar 36. Wash defensive Central. foot-5, 215-pound junior tackle Ladd tackle B ill Langton scooped up the Senior 19-yard line. The Prairie drive stalled there and Senior took ENGINE TUNE-UP Four juniors — running backs Wessels. Young rushed for 118 ball and raced in for the touchdown. • 4 cylin d er...... $32.00 I Doug Buch and Doug Traut, quarter­ yards against Mount Pleasant. Wes­ " I’ve never had my hands on the over after John Odell’s fourth-down I pass fell incomplete. On the first • 6 cylin d e r...... $34.80 back Ross Junge and placekicker sels had 11 solo tackles and a sack ball. It’s a lineman’s dream,” Lang­ \ | play after that Boettcher intercepted • 8 cylinder...... ?. . . $37.60 Jason Sebolt — have stood out this against West. ton said. Includes: • New resistor spark plugs • inspection of choke and Washington’s defense forced Mike Ellis’ pass and returned it for a throttle linkage • inspection of plug wires and distributor cap turnovers twice more in the second touchdown. • Adjustment of idle and timing. half, once on tackle Pete Laugen’s Matt Kulish blocked a Senior ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA. VANS SLIGHTLY HIGHER No. 8 Regis wins, 14-0 fumble recovery and once on Kevin punt on the Rams’ next possession I Ford-built vehicles only. VALID THRU OCT 4, 1986 | Puk’s interception. and Prairie took over on the Senior MAQUOKETA — Mike McCool run in the second quarter. In the Puk raced 40 yards to the 23-yard line. Three plays later Odell AUTOMATICAUTOMATIC! TRANSMISSION SERVICE completed seven of 18 passes for third quarter, McCool hit Brian Kennedy 5, setting up Kevin Bjorn- found Mike Bowersox for a 22-yard 128 yards and one touchdown as Hoefer from six yards out. Mark touchdown pass. I Includes: sen’s touchdown run off left tackle • Band adjustment and screen cleaning if eighth-ranked Class 3A Cedar Rap­ McWhinney kicked both extra with 5:15 remaining. Prairie hosts Cedar Rapids Ken­ I necessary ids Regis posted a 14-0 prep football points. Kennedy averted a shutout with nedy next Friday night. • Adjustment of manual & throttle linkage victory over Maquoketa Friday Regis totaled 288 yards on of­ I • Replacement of fluid & gasket night. fense, 160 of those rushing. I Ford-built vehicles only Matt Burger opened the scoring Maquoketa was held to just 161 TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE mcc for the Royals (3-1) with a 61-yard yards, 155 on the ground. LINN-MAR I ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA !> * 2 / ■ O D VALID THRU OCT. 4.1986 From page 1B 34 Busch are really two talented kids,” for his high school. h MOTORCRAFT said Purnell. "Jim m y had to pick up Marion beats Monticello W est’s John Hesse, who has been a lot of the slack tonight, and he did. I OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL hurt much of this season, ran 24 Quarterback Mike Schmickle conference play and 3-1 overall. He’s just a person, who when the ■ Includes up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft oil, Motorcraft oil filter and times for 115 yards and came up passed for 109 yards and a touch­ "It was a good win for us, a tough chips are down, really picks us up.” * installation. Additional oil and filters extra if required. with an interception after Curt | Ford-built vehicles only. down and Steve McAreavy returned one,” Marion Coach Dave Messerli Albaugh was shifted from wing- Wheeler deflected a Sheeley pass. a second-quarter fumble 15 yards said. "We didn’t move the ball back to tailback when regular I TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE—PARTS and LABOR c for a score as Marion downed offensively, but we did some other tailback Mark Lancaster had to sit " I think you can see we’ve got jdm Flepair Order No------& A Q C Monticello, 19-13, in Wamac Confer­ ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA. ^ | J ^ D things well.” out Friday’s game because of an talent,” said West Coach Dan Dick- I W, ence prep football at Thomas Park VALID THRU OCT. 4, 1986 W Don Spaethe added a 7-yard TD ankle injury. Albaugh, an able el. "W e had breakdowns on every Field. run for the Indians. receiver, rushed nine times for 102 big play. That’s the difference Schmickle connected on 5 of 15 yards. between Linn-Mar’s winning tradi­ Duane Manternach kicked a 29- passes, including an 18-yard sc.oring West’s offense was efficient all tion and our tradition. LIFETIME toss to Jim Stoos, as the Indians yard field goal for Monticello, which game, but didn’t function well near SERVICE improved their record to 3-0 in dropped to 1-2 and to 1-3. the Linn-Mar goal line until the "W e felt we had a team that could GUARANTEE fourth, quarter. Trojan quarterback contend for the Valley title,” Dickel Jason Ross ran one yard for a TD said. "Obviously, we’re not going to. Ford built vehicles only. Our Free lifetime service guar­ Temporary need? You need a full that capped a 15-play, 80-yard drive. Maybe we’ll destroy some other antee. (A limited warranty on customer-paid repairs, good Ross fired a 16-yard scoring pass to people’s plans. We came together as for as long as you own your car. Ask us for a Free copy of time classified ad. Dial 398-8234 Doug Scott with no time remaining a team this week. Now we’re a the guarantee.) to close the game on an upbeat note team.” l à * The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sat., Sept. 27,1986 FINE PRINT

Schleswig 35, West H arrison 0 Slought c 4 0 0 0 G rich 2b 3 0 0 0 Shelbv-Tennant 30, Oakland 9 Buechle 3b 3 1 1 0 Burlesndh 2 0 0 0 Sheldon 41, Storm Lake 31 P e tro lli ph 1 0 0 0 R Jcksn dh 2 0 0 0 LOCAL TENNIS TV TO DAY /COLLEGE FOOTBALL BASESALL S C. East 34, Carroll Kuemper 0 H orroh 2b 3)11 Schofild ss 3100 i TODAY’S SLATE S.C. Heelan 20, Sx. F alls, Lincoln )4 Boone c 2 10 0 Clemson (1-1) at Georgia Tech (1-0-1) Sx. F oils, O 'G orm an 34, S.C. N orth 7 Totals 33 3 7 3 Totols 30 8 7 8 Friday’s Results SE W arren 48, Seym our 7 1 1 a.m. USA AMERICAN LEAGUE Texos 002 000 010-3 Metro Preps Spirit Lake 13, Estherville 12 C a lifo rn io 000 004 40x—8 FRANK NYE JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Stanton 20 Sidney 12 Florida State (1-1-1) at Michigan (2-0) (Lofe BASEBALL — Toronto at Boston Cleveland at Seottle, late def. Joan F ric k , 46, 6-3, 6-3; Beth Van (kick failed) DCIork rf 3 112 Grich 2b 4 110 1 p.m. GOLF: lowa St. at Beacon Woods Inv. (w) Voorhis (Cen) def. Lisa Brooks, 6-4,7-5; CRW—Kevin Biornsen 5 run (Savasit Mm TODAY'S GAMES Jocoby 3b 2 0 0 0 Schofild ss 3 110 Chris Johnson (Corn) def. Beth Kelly, 6- kick) (All Iowa times) Bando c 1 0 0 0 Boone c 4 0 11 TENNIS — Transamerica Open GOLF: UNI at Michigan St. Inv. (w) 2, 6-2; Cheryl Peterson (Corn) def. CRK—Augie Gureno 42 run (kick Totals 28 3 4 3 Totals 32 6 10 6 p.m. D e tro it (M o rris 19-8) a t New York ■ SOC: Coe at Knox (m) Debbie Bloin, 46, 7-5, 6-2; Josie Idica fo ile d ) 7 USA I (D robek 6-81, 12:30 p.m. Cleveland 02« 000 100-3 (Cen) def. Sasha Peterson, 6-2,6-2; Oita Toronto (C lancy 14-12) ot Boston California 002 000 04x-4 I TEN: Coe at Cornell (w), 10 Idica (Cen) def. Kristin Bickel, 6-1, 6-0. BOXING — Donald Curry vs. Lloyd Honeyghan (H u rst 12-7), 1:20 P.m Doubles — Frick-Johnson (Corn) def. Linn-Mar 28 Game-winning RBI— ReJackson (9). 8 p.m. (SHO is Showtime cable) Texas (Hough 15-10) a t C alifornio I TEN: Upper lowa at Coe (w), 2 Sili! Van V oorhis-K elly, 6-2, 6 6 ; Idica -ld ica DP—Cleveland 1, California l. Iowa City West 17 (Sutton 15-9), 2:20 p.m. (Cen) def. Brooks-S. Peterson, 6-2, 6-3; LOB-Cleveland 1, California 9. I TEN: lowa in Midwestern Inv. (w) Minnesota (Andersen 3-5 and Heaton Mattlace-Sue Bowzer (Cen) def. C. Pe- AT ARMSTRONG FIELD 2B—Pettis, Tabler, RJones, Downing, 7-13) at Chicago (D eLeon 3-5and Dotson TEN: ICW L-M took honors with 218- Grich, HR—DCIork (1), Snyder (23), lowa State Invitational (m) terson-Linda Beltz, 6-2, 6-4. 10-16), 2, 3:05 P.m. F irs t downs 18 12 ReJackson (18). S—Schofield. SF-Pet- Oakland (Anduior 11-6 and Stewart 9- VB: lowa at Florida Gator Classic Yards rushing 180 157 613. DOGS TROTTERS tis. 3) at Kansas City (D.Jackson 10-11 and Yards passing 117 179 IP H RERBBSO 1 VB: Bob Lewis (175) had Leonard 8-13), 2, 4:05 p.m. Mt. Mercy at Grand View Tourn. Comp-ott-int 11-22-1 6-11-1 Cleveland Baltimore (McGregor 10-14) ot M il­ I VB: Punts-average 3-36.0 2-33.5 the line with the Thurs­ P N iekro 7 4 2 2 5 3 UNI Invitational FIELD waukee (N ieves 10-11), 7:35 p.m. Fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0 W ills (L 2-4) 0 4 4 4 0 0 Friday’s Results Friday’s Results C leveland (C andiotti 14-12) a t Seottle Penolties-yards 10-70 5-35 day Morning Early Camocho 1 0 0 0 0 0 HOCKEY AT DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AT QUAD C IT Y DOWWS (M organ 11-16), 9:05 p.m. C alifornia Others lowo City West 0 3 0 1 4 -1 7 Birds at C.R. Bowling Evening session TRACK: Fost FIR ST M 5/16 31.20 SUNDAY'S GAMES M cC askill (W 17-9) 8 3 3 3 3 7 Linn-Mar 13 8 7 0-28 FIRST, Trot, 1 Mile, BreedersCrown DM oore (S 21) 1 1 0 0 0 0 DOGS: Dub. Greyhound Park, 1 & 7:45 Center and shot the 1 A rbela 8.00 7.40 3.20 Toronto a t Boston, 12:05 p.m. LM—Tom Busch 1 - N early P erfect 4.80 2.80 2.20 30 pass from Ted 8 ET's Wooley 6.40 4.00 D e tro it a t New Y ork, 12:30 p.m. TEN: high game of 289-632. 7 - P iggvor 3.60 2.40 Wills pitched to 5 batters in 8th. Frank Nye Junior Tournament Friday’s Result Sheeley (Steve Rittgers kick) 7 Sue's C arl 2.80 M innesota at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. WP-PNiekro. 4 - M anfred H anover 2.80 B IG TE N LM—Sheeley 33 run (kick blocked) Barb Rammelsberg Q uiniela 1-8 27.00 Perfecta 1-8 71.40 B a ltim o re ot M ilw aukee, 1:35 p.m. At Kirkwood & Vets, 8 a.m. Time: 1:572 UMPIRES—Home, Garcia; First, ICW -FG Liene Lo 33 $2 T ri 1-8-7 146.20 SI T ri 1-8-7 73.10 Oakland a t Kansas C ity, 1:35 p.m. Ford; Second, Reed; Third, Kosc. Iowa 3, Ohio State 0 LM—Jim Albough 50 run (Rittgers (165) was in the groove P erfecta: (1-7) P aid 5)2.60 P erfecta pool Texos o t C alifornia, 2:07 p.m. T—2:15. A —22,684. (Iow a is 6-1-1, 1-0 in Big Ten) kic k ) 3,182, M utuel Pool 3828 SECOND E 5/16 31.07 Cleveland at Seottle, 3:35 p.m. LM—Albough 2 run (Rittgers kick) with the Lancer Trio at 1 Bet A W inner 4.40 3.00 2.40 SECOND, Pace.l Mile, NW51 PM LT ICW—Jason Ross 1 run (Lo kick) Lancer Lanes and 8 Georgia Doll 4.40 3.80 4 -R edskin Rick 5.60 4.40 3.40 NL BOXES Oester,2b 3 3 3 2 Garvey ph 10 0 0 ICW—Doug Scott 16 pass from Ross 4 G uideline 4.60 7 -R ebels Best 8.20 5.00 NATIONAL LEAGUE Welsh p 0 0 0 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 (Lo k ic k ) CHICAGO ST. LOUIS rolled the high game of D aily Double 1-1 16.80 6 - B it Of A N ick 3.20 ab r h bl W illis p 0 0 0 0 B S td d rd p 0 0 0 0 COLLEGE (Late 9ome not included) ab r h bi Quiniela 1-8 13.80 P erfecta 1-8 22.50 Time: 2:02.1 D e rn ie r cf L o rk in ph 1 0 0 0 H oyt p 0 0 0 0 PRO HOCKEY 233. EAST DIVISION 4 1 2 0 Colem an If 4 0 0 0 $2 T ri 1-8-4 166.00 SI T ri 1-8-4 83.00 Quinella: (4-7) Paid 528.00 Qulnello Pool B Landm p 0 0 0 0 Bochy ph 1 0 1 0 VOLLEYBALL Marion 19 W L Pel. GB Sndbrg 2b 5 0 0 0 M cG ee cf 4 1 2 0 Leagues 3832, M utuel Pool 3,905 — Cncpcn lb 0 0 0 0 Flonnry pr 0 0 0 0 x-New York 101 53 .656 G M thw s If 4 1 2 2 H e rr 2b 4 0 1 0 Monticello 3 LEGION LANES T H IR D D 5/16 31J2 Totals 34 8 14 7 Totals 33 6 8 6 THIRD, Pace, 1 Mile, NWS1 PM Race LT Philodeiptiio 81 73 .526 20 H offm an p 0 0 0 0 Logo lb 3 0 0 0 3 M aster Owen 8.80 6.00 3.60 AT THOMAS PARK Midnite Madness: R ick Rizzo 200-525, 7 - L it Buddy 4.40 3.00 2.60 St. Louis 77 77 .500 24 Sandrsn p 0 0 0 0 L in d m n ph 0 0 0 0 MIL Exhibitions 4 Squint 3.80 2.80 Cincinnati 310 100 111-8 MAR M ontreol 76 77 .497 24V: Bosley ph 10 10 Ford rf 1 0 0 0 MONTI Deb Henderson 206-531. Hanford Post 5: 2 - T op Of Class 22.40 8.00 San Diego 500 000 00 1 -4 F R ID A Y ’S RESULTS Friday’s Results 1 Hug Me Please 4.00 Chicago 66 88 .429 35 T r illo 3b 0 0 0 0 VanSlvk rf 3 0 0 0 F irs t downs 8 8 Er Schumacher 235> Don Thomas Jr 601. 5 - Gabe Yates 6.00 Coe def. NE M issouri St., 15-17, 15-10, Yards rushing Quiniela 3-414.80 P erfecta 3-4 56.40 Pittsburgh 62 92 .403 39 M o rln d 3 b 5 0 2 0 P n d ltn 3b 4 0 0 0 Gome-winnin9 RBI—Stillwell (8). Boston 4, Philadelphia 2 86 100 Legion Ladies: Irene Roscoe 202-484. Tim e : 2:052 15-4 109 $2 T ri 3-4-1 289.60 SI T ri 3-4-1 144.80 WEST DIVISION LeS m ith p E—Royster, Parker, Oester, BDiaz. N.Y. Islanders 4, Buffalo 2 Yords passing 48 Allied Ind: Jim Hutton 279-649. D aily D ouble: (4-7) Paid 516.00 D.D. Pool 0 0 0 0 O Sm ith ss 4 0 3 0 Coe def. Dubuque, 15-3, 11-15, 15-10 W L Pet. G B D u rh m lb DP—Son Diego 1. LOB—Cincinnati 7, Chicago 4, D e tro it 4, tie Com p-ott-int 6-15-3 5-15-1 5855 Perfecta: (7-2) Poid 5129.20 Perfec- 3 0 0 0 L v llre c 2 0 1 0 Illinois College def. Grinnell, 8-15, 15- MAY CITY BOWLING CENTER FO URTH C 5/16 31.44 x-Houston 89 — F ronen 1b Son Diego 7. 2B—Gwynn, Martinez, Hartford 5, Washington 4 Punts-average 5-40.8 6-39.0 fa pool 4832, M utuel Pool 5836 65 .578 10 10 Manriq ph 1 0 0 0 I), 15-5, 15-13 8 J L ’s M ike 10.20 4.00 2.60 819 Asadoor, Oester. HR—Oester (8), Vena­ Winnipeg 5, Vancouver 3 Fumbles-lost 3-0 3-2 Westdale Employees: Pat Hagen 212, Cincinnati 80 74 9 J Devise 2 10 0 Lake c 0 0 0 0 Iowa State del. Kansas Stote, 15-12, 15- 7 Record Ace 5.60 3.80 FO U R TH , Pace, 1 M ile, Clm540«« 77 ble (2). SB—Asadoor (1). S—Willis, Penalties-vards 3-30 7-75 Doug Pyle 533. Better Halves: V ic k i San Froncisco 76 803 i m D a v e rirf 4 1 1 2 O quendph 1 0 0 0 ■3, 15-10 3 EOB Fire Dancer 5.20 7 - Sycam ore E agle 21.80 11.60 4.40 71 .464 17V: LaPoint, Concepcion. SF—Oester. Keegan 201-559, C liff Ketelsen 225-585. Atlanta 82 Dunslon ss 4 0 0 0 C onroy p 1 0 0 0 NE M issouri St., def. Dubuque, 15-5,15- M onticello 0 0 3 0— 3 Quiniela 7-8 40.60 P erfecta 8-7 87.30 5-Foxy Eagle 5.80 3.00 IP H Los Angeles 71 82 .464 1 7'/: Sutcliffe p 2 0 1 0 H u rd le ph 1 0 0 0 RERBBSO 11 M arion 6 6 0 7 - 1 9 TOWN A COUNTRY BOWL S2 T ri 8-7-3 592.60 SI T ri 8-7-3 296.30 3 -J a k e D o n d e r 3.00 Son Diego 71 83 .461 18 C W olkr rf 1 0 0 0 B oever p 0 0 0 0 C incinnati Time: 2:012 PRO GOLF MAR—Jim Stoos 18 pass from Mike L n d rm ph 0 0 0 0 Welsh 0 3 4 4 1 0 Florida Lady Gator Invitational T C Bowl: B ill W heeler 230-585. Night x-clinched division title F IF T H D 5/16 31.44 P erfecta: (7-5) Paid 5149.40 Perfecta W illis 3 1 1 Schmickle (pass failed) Owls: Ralph Kitson 211-531, Pat M iller B o rg a r p 0 0 0 0 t 3 2 Iowa def. P ittsburgh, 15-7,4-15,15-13,8- 5 C odew riter 14.20 8.00 4.60 pool 5877, Mutuel Pool 5240 B La n d ru m 2'/s 2 0 0 3 MAR—Steve McAreavv 15 tumble re­ 165. Lucky Strikers: H a rm y Fisher 176, THURSDAY'S LATE RESULT Totals 14 4 10 4 Totals 331 7 0 1 15, 15-5 8 N apalm 7.20 4.00 PGA Southwest Classic turn (run failed) Denise Alley 457, Jim Hedges 188, Jeff FIFTH, Pace, 1 Mile, ClmSlOOO RMurphy (W4-0) IV: 0 0 0 0 1 3 Gotebo Thunder 6.20 Son Diego 7, Los Angeles 6 (2nd gom e) Chicago 020 020 000-4 MON—FG Duane Manternach 29 F ronco (S 26) 2 2 1 1 1 2 AT ABILENE, Texas B utler 527. Old Timers: Otto Eckley 187- 2 - M y Last Daddio 6.00 3.40 2.80 St. Louis 100 000 000-1 MAR—Don Spaethe 7 run (Kevin Q uiniela 5-8 53.20 P erfecta 5-8 205.80 FRIDAY'S RESULTS San Diego (F airw ay Oaks Golf Club, Por-72) 493, K athy Seibert 183-468. Non Puffers: 4 • D ream O f V ic to ry 4.40 3.20 Brauer kick) S2 T ri 5-8-3 441.60 SI T ri 5-8-3 22080 Game-winning RBI—Dayette (2). JJones 2 6 4 3 1 1 Second-round leaders Jocquellne Winchip 155-432. 6 - Nevele Grandson 2.60 Philadelphia 5, Montreal 0 PREP E—Moreland. DP—Chicago 1, St. L o P o in t 4 2 1 1 0 0 SIX TH B 5/16 31.19 Time: 2:048 New York 3, Pittsburgh 1 WESTDALE BOWLING CENTER L ouis 1. LO B—Chicago 9, St. Louis 7. L e ffe rts (L 9-8) 1 2 1 1 0 1 Poul Azinger 68-70-138 6 JC's Rocky 7.00 4.00 3.00 Quinella: (2-4) Paid 515.40 Quinella Pool Atlanta 5, Houston 4 FOOTBALL C.R. Regis 14 26—McGee 2, Dernier. HR—Dayett (2), BStoddord Vi 2 1 1 2 1 Mork Calcavecchia 68-70-138 Cosmo 81: Jav Sopher 209-589. West 8 O m ni Nancy G 6.80 4.20 1,859 T rife c ta : (2-4-6) Paid 557.40 T rifec- Chicago 4, St. Lours 1 GaMatthews (21). SB-Dernier 2 (25), Hovt I V : 2 1 1 0 0 Jack Renner 7169-140 Maquoketa 0 Side 12: Daryl Slinker 210, Joe Stall 530. 5 KC's Pigpen 4,00 ta Pool 9,765, Mutuel Pool 4,784 Cincinnati 8, Son D iego 4 S andberg (33). Morris Hatalsky 66-74-140 H eart* In Motion: G a ry Spless 197-535, Q uiniela 6-8 33.60 P erfecta 6-8 72.00 Welsh pitched to 4 batters in 1st. AT MAQUOKETA SIXTH, Trot, 1 Mile, W051000 L6 St* Los Angeles at San Francisco, late Bob Eostwood 68-73-141 Joyce Rogers 178-474. Ladies Allied Ind: S2 T ri 6-8-5 521.20 $1 T ri 6-8-5 260.60 IP H RERBBSO MAQ 6 -S ta r T hrust (L ) 24.40 9.60 4.00 UMPIRES—Home, Runge; First, Pal­ Tom Gleeton 69-72-141 Friday’s Results CRR Susan Moc Donald 221, Kathy Spurgin TODAY’S GAMES Chicago SEVEN TH D 5/16 31.17 5 - Chancy C ruiser 4.00 3.0 lone; Second, Rippley; Third, Engel. 68-73—141 First downs 8 10 543. Lazy Lassies: Joan Fields 215, Pat (All Iowa times) S u tcliffe < W 5-34) 6 5 1 1 0 3 Jeff Maggert METRO 8 Janice K e lle r 10.40 6.20 4,40 T—2:57. A —8,126. Yords rushing 160 155 Daywitt 526. 0 3 - K nife Edge 3.20 Hoffman . 1% 1 0 0 2 0 D.A. W eibring 66-76-142 1 Ziggy's O utlaw 4.80 4.00 Chico90 (E c k e rs le y 6-11) o t St. Louis Linn-Mar 28, Iowa City West 17 Yards passing 128 6 T im e: 2:02.3 Sanderson Mi 0 0 0 0 0 Mike McCullough 68-74-142 Comp-ott-int 7-18-1 1-10-1 CASTLE LANES 6 Shalane 8.40 Perfecta: (6-5) Paid 581.20 Perfecta pool (F orsch 14-9), 1:15 P.m Ed F io ri 72-70-142 Morion 19, Monticello 3 L eS m ith (S 30) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Q uiniela 1-8 19.20 P erfecta 8-1 129.90 6,756, M utuel Poo) 6833 Houston (Dorwin 3-2) at Atlanta Late Thursday Pat M cGowan Prairie 17, Dubuque Senior 6 Punts-average 4-28 6-33 North Linn: John Gilbertson 266, Mike St. Louis 71-71-142 $2 T ri 8-1-6 473.60 SI T ri 8-1-6 236.80 (P a lm e r 11-9), 1:20 p.m . Second Gome Regis 14, Maguoketo 0 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-1 Comley 707. C onroy (L 5-10) 5 5 4 4 4 4 Tony Sills 69-73-142 S E V E N TH , Pace, I M ile, ClmSlOtO Penalties-yords 8-70 6-50 E IG H T H C DC 3987 Los Angeles (V alenzuela 20-10) a t Son SAN DIEGO LOS ANGELES Gene Sauers 70-72-142 Washington 20, Kennedy 6 S oever 340000 C.R. BOW LING C E N TE R 9 -P o lo s Irish 7.20 4.40 5.00 Francisco (Blue 9-10), 3:05 p m ob r h bi ob r h bi 4 BB's Princess 8.20 4.40 4.40 B a rg o r 110001 Tom B yrum 68-74-142 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY C.R. Regis 0 7 7 0 - 1 4 3 - Q uick T ut 4.00 3.80 6 M aid Rich 1280 5.40 New Y ork (Gooden 16-6) o t P ittsb u rg h Roberts2b 3 0 10 S ax2b 4 o 11 Bill Sander 68-75-143 Maquoketa 0 0 0 0-0 Thur Morning Early Birds: Bob Lewis 7 - W arp Speed 7.40 C.R. Prairie 17, Dubuque Senior 6 8 M agic W ork 5.40 (K ip p e r 5-8), 6:05 p.m. WP—Sutcliffe 2. BK—Hoffman. Royster 2b l 0 0 0 Duncan ss 4 0 10 Andy Bean 70-73-143 289-632. Krazy Kats: Michelle Davis 131, Time: 2:822 Philadelphia (Carman 9-5) at Mon- UMPIRES—Home, Davis; First, Hal- C.R W ashington 20, C.R. Kennedy 6 CRR—Matt Burger 61 run (M a rk Q uiniela 4-6 67.60 P erfecta 4-6 107.10 K ruk ph 1 0 0 0 Brock ph Charles10 0 0 Bolling 68-75-143 Angelo Tschiggfrie 331, Justin Wogner Quinella: (3-9) said 556.40Quinella Pool lion; Second, Harvey; Third, Stello. Iowa City High 14, Dubuque Wahlert 7 McWhinney kick) S2 T ri 4-6-8 959.40 SI T ri 4-6-8 479.70 tre o t (Y oum ans 13-10), 6:35 p.m. Nettles 3b 0 0 0 0 H ow ell p 0Ronnie 0 0 0 Black 69-74-143 172-476. Bowl: Gory McClure 239, Lee 2201 T rife c ta : (9-3-7) Paid 5)899.20 T rl- T—2:49. A —23,364. Linn-Mar 28, lowo City West 17 CRR—Brian Hoeter 6 pass from Mike Cincinnati (Browning 14-13),at San Gwynn r f 5 1 2 0 C abell r f 4Greg 1 0 0Lodehoff 70-73-143 Kruse 657. Little Six Gazette: Neai N IN T H C S/16 31.14 fecfo Pool 1)296, Mutuel Pool 4,194 Dieao (Woino 2-1), 9:05 p.m. McRyldcf 6 3 4 2 Landrxph 100 0 McCool (McWhinney kick) Russ Cochran 70-73-143 WAMAC Hunemiller 245, Dennis Hickey 601. 5 P ra irie Bow 11.00 9.00 380 E IG H T H , Pace, 1 M ile , WOS500 Cd HOUSTON ATLA N TA Martinz If 3 0 10 Homltn 3b 5Doug 2 2 1Tewell 69-74-143 Better Half: Pat Pyle 702, Ruth Clark 7 Smoke Aw ay 8.60 6.40 SUNDAY'S GAMES 7 - A nsw ertoaprayer 5.80 3.80 3.20 ab r h bi ob r h bi Sontiagoc 4 12 2 Trevinoc 4Dave 12 1Eichelberger 67-77-144 Anamosa 15, Independence 7 542. Wed 5 10: James Nielson 236, Devin 8 SOS E xpress 3.40 C.R. Prairie 17 3 Shadrach Sm ith 3.20 2.80 N ew Y o rk o t P itts b u rg h , 12:35 p.m. Walker cf 5 12 2 AHall rl 4 0 0 0 Wynne c f 0 0 0 0 Sciosci ph 10Blaine 0 0 McCalllster 74-70-144 C.R. Regis 14, M oquoketa 0 E m ric h 634. Morning Editions: Barb Quiniela 5-7 74.40 Perfecta 5-7159.60 6 - Georgias R ick 4.80 P h ila d e lp h ia ot M o n tre a l, 12:35 p.m. CRenldsss 4 0 10 Oberkfl 3b 4 0 0 0 Pznrski lb 4 1 3 0 See lb 2Mark 1 0 0Pfeil 72-72-144 Morion 19, Monticello 3 Dubuque Senior 6 B la ttn e r-S h a ro n K ustes 190, J a n e l 52 T ri 5-7-8 629,00 $1 T ri 5-7-8 31480 Tine: 2:012 Houston at Atlanta, 1:10 p.m. Lopes Ph l O I J M u r p h v c f 4 2 2 0 Le ffe rts p 0 0 0 0 G u e rrr ph 1Tim 0 11Norris 71-73-144 West Delaware 28, Vinton 7 Steftes 543. Early Birds: Barb Mdner- TE N T H B 5/16 J U 1 AT D UBUQ UE Quinella: (3-7) Paid 517.00 Quinella Pool C hicago o t St Louis, 1:15 p.m. Gainey rf 4 0 0 0 Horner lb 3 1 1 2 McCllers p 0 0 0 0 M arshol r f 0 1 0 0 Kenny Knox 70-74-144 nev 191, Teresa Wagner 519. Final 6: 2 E m m a 4.00 3.20 3.00 TRI-RIVERS CRP DS 4236, M utuel Pool 6,242 L A ot Son Froncisco, 3:05 p.m. Garner ph 1 0 0 0 Griffey If 4 1 2 1 Asador3b 3 111 RWIImscf 3 0)1 Dennis Long 223, J im Jacoby 563, Joleen 1 Shining Law 8.60 6.20 Corey Pavin 70-74-144 F irs t downs 6 8 Cincinnati at Son Diego, 3:05 p.m. GDavislb 4 0 10 AThomsss 4 1 1 0 Green ss 1 0 0 0 M od lck ph 1 0 0 1 Center Point 45, Ed-Co 0 Zeiser 212, Toby F o rm e r 521. NINTH, Pace, 1 Mile, Clmt2«t0 Mike Hulbert 73-71-144 Y ards rushing 118 -6 7 Gentleman Gene 4.80 Puhl If 4 10 0 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 T m pltn ss 1 0 1 2 Andesn ss 0 0 0 0 Denver 7, East Buchanon 0 Q uiniela 1-2 27.80 Perfecta 2-1 39.30 5 -A ntelope 5.60 3.40 3.00 Craig Stadler 72-72-144 Yards passing 22 168 JUBILEE LANES Pnkovts 2b 4 0 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 2 0 0 0 H ayw rd P 2 0 0 0 BRussell If 2 0 0 0 North Linn 18, Alburnett 0 $2 T ri 2-1-7 266.60 SI T ri 2-1-7 133.30 3 ■ D areit 4.20 3 00 AL BOXES Steve Bowman 72-72-144 Com p-att-int 1-10-0 12-24-2 Mizerock c 4 0 1 0 Alexndr p 3 0 11 Kenndy ph 0 0 0 0 Stubbs If 1 0 0 0 Greg Twiggs 67-77-144 Springville 44, Centrol City 14 All Chambers: Ray B urton 209-575. Super-Six (5-6-8-4-5-21: 5 of 6 paid 427.60 1 - Good I Hope(L) 4.00 Punts-average 6-26.0 6-27.5 TORONTO BOSTON BPena 3b 4 11 0 Z S m ith p 0 0 0 0 Garvey ph l 0 0 0 Reuss p 1 0 0 0 Stormont 30, Maquoketo Valley 0 Parlor City Thur: Dave H ulshizer 220, C a rryo ve r: 1,282.00 Tim e : 2.022 Fum bles-lost 0-0 4-2 ab r h b i ab r h bi Keough p 2 0 2 0 Booker p 0 0 0 0 Holton p 10 0 0 Steve E cka rd 578. Hawkeye Ind Classic: D o ily Double: (7-5) Paid 528.60 D.D. Pool EASTERN IOWA HAWKEYE 5-52 3-24 E LE V E N T H A 5/16 31.12 Fernndz ss 4 0 2 0 Ashbv Boggs Ph 3 t 1 0 16 0 0 4 0 Unionmutual Penalties-vards Bochy c 1 0 0 0 Powell p 10 0 0 B ill Besheurs 231-637. Bowl Beauties: 7 Faro M egan 6,40 4.40 3.00 429) Quinella: (3-5) Poid 513.80 Quinella Upshaw lb 5 0 3 0 Calhoun B o rre tl p 2b 0 0 05 0 0 0 Durant 22, Clear Creek 0 Corol W ulf 182-482. B H Tank: Chuck M atszk ph 0 0 0 0 Seniors Classic C.R. P ro irie 0 3 0 1 4 -1 7 6 D ottle's Best 12.20 580 Pool 1,960 Trifecta: (52,1) Paid 585.20 Mullnks3b 3 0 10 Bucknrlb 40 10 Drlessn ph 0 1 0 0 JGonzIz c f 0 0 0 0 Iowa City Regina 48, Tipton 19 O'Connor 213, Jim G ro ff 551. LeFebure: Dubuque Senior 0006-6 5 Kevme Karla 580 M utuel Pool 4297 Lee 2b 0 0 0 0 Stopltn lb 1000 Totals 38 4 11 4 Totals 31 5 7 4 Totals 16 7 15 7 Totals 37 6 8 6 AT CAPE ELIZABETH, MAINE Mid-Prairie 13, Wilton 12 Dan Conlan 2)3, Glenn Wood 563, Wanda CRP—FG Terry Williams 32 Q uiniela 6-7 78.40 P erfecta 7-6 27480 TENTH, Pace, 1 Mile, WOSSOt Cd Bell If 5 0 0 0 Dodson ph 10 0 0 (Purpoodock Club, Par-71) Solon 8, Mount Vernon 6 Jones 199-511, Houston 066 660 QtH 1 $2 T ri 7-6-5 829.20 SI T ri 7-6-5 414.60 Barfield rf 5 1 l 1 Rice If 4 0 0 0 San Dieço IN ON 222-7 First-round leaders West Branch 13, West Liberty 0 CRP—Chris Boettcher 35 interception 5 - Carsons C avalier 17.20 8.00 5.20 Attanta 020 002 01X— 5 LANCER LANES Whitt c 5 0 0 0 Baylor dh 5 0 10 Los Angeles 010 101 0 3 0 -6 return (Williams kick) TW E LF T H C 5/16 31.14 7 - Ozzie Dean 3.40 4.00 MID-EAST CRP—Mike Bowersox 22 pass from 6 - Speedy Gano 7.60 Leach dh 3 0 3 0 DwEvnsrfGome-winning 3 R0 B0 I—0 None Game-winning RBI— M c R e y n o ld s Arnold Palmer 32-33—65 Lancer Trio: Barb Rammelsberg 233, 2 M r. T rip p i 9.20 5.20 3.80 36-31-67 John Odell (Williams kick) Time: 2:022 G ruber dh 2 0 0 0 DHedsnE-AThomas. c f 5 0 1 DP-Atlanta 0 1, (13). Biliy Casper Lincoln Community 28, Midland 12 Charlene McDonough 573. Thur Ramco 4 M y Gal E cke rt 3.20 3.40 35-33-68 OS—Rick Schulte 16 pass from Mike lo rg 2b 5 0 1 0 G edm on c LOB—Houston 4 0 2 0 8, Atlanta 4. 2B—Walker, E—Roberts, Pyznarski. DP—Los An­ Lee E ld e r Lisbon 7, East Central 6 Classic: Helen Green 218-613. Moonligh­ 5 Bonnie Doda 5.00 P erfecta: (5-7) Paid 59780 P erfecta pool 33-35-68 Ellis (pass failed) 5,771, M utuel Pool 6,241 Shephrd c f 4 0 0 0 Ponkovits, R om ine p rGriffey, 0 0 BPena. 0 0 3B—Murphy. geles 2. LOB—San Diego 7, Los Angeles Harold Henning Olin 36, Clorence-Lowden 23 ters: W illie W eaver 191-557, Steve Nel- Q uiniela 2-416.40 Perfecta 2-4 51.90 Gary Ployer 34-34-68 52 T ri 2-4-5 34380 51 T ri 2-4-5 181.80 H o ffm n ss 1 0 0 0 H R -H o rn e r (25). 8. 2B—Asadoor, Templeton, Hamilton. Preston 21, Gultenberg 0 son-Larry Melsha 225, John Yanocek ELEVENTH, Pace, 1 M ile, ClmttOOO Owen ss 2 0 0 0 IP H R E R B B S O Gene Liftier 32-36-68 545. Six O'Clock Thur Men: Jim Pearson HR—Hamilton (4), McReynolds (25). CEDAR-WAPSIE Iowa City High 14 T H IR T E E N T H D DC 3983 1 - Purovo 3.60 2.80 2.60 Sax ph 1 0 0 0 Bob Toski 36-33-69 Houston SB—Cabell (10), Gwynn (35). S -M o rti- 235, Je rry K lingam an 603. Police Wive* 6 Reg E Reg E 27.40 8.20 7.00 8 - N ative Honor 3.20 3.00 Milter Barber 33-36-69 R om ero ss 0 0 0 0 Keough (L4-4) 6 5 4 4 1 5 nez, Asadoor. Denver 7, East Buchanan 0 Dubuque Wahlert 7 Etc: Vonnie Andrle 214, Sherry Mather 5 CF M iz Whiz 5.00 4.80 6 - Fox V a lle y Bronco 6.00 G renw l ph 1 0 0 0 Calhoun 2 2 1)11 Don January 33-37—70 Turkey Volley 41, Jesup 0 523. Twilight Ladies: B etty Paul 217-549. IP H R E R B B S O AT IOWA CITY 1 Lunar Rambo 3.40 Time: 2:812 S ulllvo n c 1 0 0 0 George Loaning 34-36-70 Wopsie Valley 17, Algono Garngan 8 A tlanta ‘ Son Diego DW ICH Loncer Lassies: Merry Schulze 200, Q uiniela Double 2-4;5-6 495.60 Quinella: (1-8) Paid 513.20 Quinella Pool Totals 41 1111 Totols 44 « 9 « Alexander (W 66) 8M> 10 4 0 1 7 Tom Nieporte 36-34—70 Gwen Meyerhoff 500. Scatter Queens: H oyw ard 6 4 3 2 ) 6 NORTHEAST IOWA First downs 10 1) Q uiniela 5-6 53.40 P erfecta 6-5 139.80 1809 T rife c ta : (1-8-6) 176.20, T rifecta A! Chandler 34-37-71 ZSmlth (SI) M> 1 0 0 0 0 Booker 110001 Carol Steggall 203-582. Toppers: E rnie 52 T ri 6-5-1 809.80 51 T ri 6-5-1 404.90 Pool 12214, M utuel Pool 4,931 Toronto 80« ON 10« 001-1 36-35- 71 Yords rushing 22 82 Le ffe rts Vj 3 3 3 0 1 Orville Moody Charles City 27, Mason City 7 Higgins 226, Denny Solmonson 564. Attendance: 2,281 H andle: 5209882 Boston ON ON ON 000—0 W P -K e o u g h 2, ZSm lth. Yords passing 146 166 Attendance: 1,904 Handle: 5149876 McCullers (W 10-9) 1% 0 0 0 3 1 John Brodie 33-39-72 D ecoroh 68, W oukon 0 UMPIRES—Home, Weyer; First, Mo­ C om p-att-int 14-28-4 10-24-2 Game-winning RBI— B o rfie ld (12). Los Angeles Dale Douglass 36-36-72 New Hampton 14, Waverly-S.R 13 ntague; Second, Brocklander; Third, Punts-overage 8-33.0 7-30.1 E—lorg, Fernandez, Bell. DP—Toron­ Reuss 4 5 1112 Bob Goalby 36-36-72 Rennert. SOUTH IOWA CEDAR LEAGUE Fumbles-lost 2-0 3-3 to 1, Boston 3. LOB—Toronto 7, Boston Holton 2 5 2 2 1 2 Charlie Owens 34-38-72 T—2:15. A —6,754. Penalties-vords 5-35 6-50 13.2B—Baylor, lorg. HR—Borfield (36). Powell 2 3 2 2 1 0 Billy Maxwell 35-38-73 BGM 22, Tri-County 0 SB-Borrett (14), Upshaw (23), DHen- H ow ell (L 6-11) 1 2 2 2 1 2 Peter Thomson 33-40—73 English Volleys 21, Williamsburg 16 Dubuque Wahlert 0 7 0 0 - 7 NEW YORK PITTSBURGH derson (2). S—Barrett. Dow Finsterwald 35-40-75 lowa Volley 36, Sigourney 16 lowa City High 0 8 0 6 - 1 4 NEWS NOTES/ AREA SPORTS ab r h bi ab r h bi Holton pitched to 3 batters In 7th. IP H RERBBSO Bobby Nichols 39-36-75 Keota 17, HLV 0 DW—Ted Foley 3 run (Don Johnson Toronto Dykstract 4 110 Bonds cf 4 1)0 WP—Hayward, McCullers. Bckmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Bonilla rf 4 0 2 0 U P P E R IOWA k ic k ) races, rained out a week ago, will Key 7% 5 0 0 2 6 UMPIRES—Home, Froemming; Meet postponed K H rn d z lb 2 0 1 2 Ray 2b 4 0 1 0 ICH—Gerry Coleman 72 pass Irom E lchhorn ( W 14-5) 3% 4 0 0 2 5 First, Davidson; Second, Marsh; Third, MFL 10, Sumner 6 feature two trophy dashes, an C o rte r c 4 0 1 0 M o rrisn 3b 3 0 0 1 Chris Hupfeld (HuPfeld run) Henke (5 26) h 0 0 0 0 1 K ibler. North Fovette 16, West Central 0 Strwbry rf 4 0 0 0 MDiaz If 3 0 0 0 MOVES ICH—Coleman 7 pass from Hupfeld B ANAMOSA — The Raider Australian persuit and a 20-lap Boston T—2:57. A— 24,397. Postville 7, Elkader Central 6 Heep If 3 0 0 0 Almon pr 0 0 0 0 (run foiled) Clem ens 9 8 0 0 2 6 South W inneshiek 44, V a lle y 6 Invitational cross country meet at feature. MWilson It 1 0 0 0 TPena c 4 0 2 0 S ch lra ld l < L 4-2) 3 3 1111 HJohsn 3b 3 1 1 1 Bream lb 3 0 2 0 MAGIC NUMBERS OTHERS Anamosa High School has been Some 15 trucks are expected to UMPIRES—Home, Hlrschbeck; First, Elsterss 4 10 0 Belliardss 3 0 10 Springville 44 The combined number of victories by Friday Bellevue 35, Lansing Kee 16 Bremlgan; Second, Barnett; Third, Roe. Frndez p 2 0 0 0 Distefnph 10 0 0 postponed from today until Oct. 18 appear. Features will include ap­ the first-ploce team and losses by the BASEBALL Coscode 16, Comanche 7 Central City 14 T—4:01. A—33457 M cD w ll p 0 0 0 0 Fonsler p 1 0 0 0 second ploce teom that will clinch the American League C.R. Regis 14, M oquoketa 0 due to wet grounds. Renter! ph 10 0 0 pearances by Shawna Robinson, division title tar the leader: Dyers. Beckman 20, Western Dub 10 Springville 519)8 7—44 DETROIT NEW YORK Sm iley p 0 0 0 0 Chicago White Sox — Announced that Gorwm 26, Gilman SEMCO 15 Centrol City 6 0 0 8-14 originally from Des Moines, who ab r h bi ab r h bl O rtiz ph 1 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Ken Harrelson, chief operations direc­ Louiso-Muscatine 7, Lone Tree 0 Collins dh 4 0 11 RHndsn cf 4 110 HPena P 0 0 0 0 East Division tor, has resigned but will remain In Springville: TDs — John Muenster 2 won a feature in Cedar Rapids in an North Tamo 12, LaPorte City 10 Brokns 2b 4 0 1 0 RndlPh 2b 2 0 0 0 Totols 30 3 4 3 Totals 32 I 9 1 service as o special consultant (10 run, 22 poss from Kent Bornes), Trucks try again Ottumwa 43, Washington, lowo 12 Herndon If 4 1 2 0 Mtngly 1b 4 0 10 Milwaukee Brewers — Named Tom G reg W interow d 2 (2, 3 ru n s), A l Ball (15 earlier appearance, and her brother New York Parkersburg 48, Dvsart-Geneseo 0 Coles % 4 0 11 Easier dh 4 0 0 0 ON 020 M l—3 Trebelhorn interim manager. ru n ), Barnes (1 run). PA Ts — Barnes (3 ■ Short track diesel truck racing Pittsburgh Tripoli 12, Clarksville 6 Bland who will attempt to jump one DoEvns lb 3 0 0 0 Winfield rf 40 11 IN ON 000-1 kicks). FG — Bornes (15). Safety — BASKETBALL Waterloo Columbus 14, South Tama 7 Lemon cf 4 111 Pasauo If 2 0 0 0 Recovered fum ble in end zone. is scheduled for tonight at 8 at of the big diesels over a row of eight Gome-winning RBI—KHernandez TODAY IN BASEBALL National Basketball Association Tolman rf 4 12 0 Imbrd ph 10 0 0 (13). STATE Central City: TDs — Mike Viilari (6 Hawkeye Downs Speedway. The automobiles. Sheridn r f 0 0 0 0 P g lru io 3b 3 0 0 0 E—Betliord, DP-New York 3, Pitts­ New Y o rk Knicks — Signed G erald run), Tim Coblentz (4 run). PAT — Saturday. Sept. 27 A.C.-Truesdole 14, Graettinger 6 Heath c 4 0 10 Skinner c 2 0 10 burgh 1. LOB—New York 5, Pittsburgh 7. Wilkins, guard, to a multi-veor controct, Mork Pillord (run). Ames 51, DM Lincoln 6 D oB akrss 2 0 0 0 C W shtnph 1111 2B—Bream. HR—HJohnson (10). SCOREBOARD and Jawann Oldham, center, to on offer Ankeny 14, Southeast Polk 0 Espino C 0 0 0 0 SB—HJohnson (8). S—Fernandez. sheet. Texas Rangers at California Angels Armslong-Ringsted 20, Thompson 12 Solon 8 Tolleson ss 3 0 0 0 SF—Morrison. Utah Jazz — Traded Fred Roberts, (2:20 p.m. C D T) Charlie Hough, 15-10, Atlantic 23, Creston 0 Totals 33 3 9 3 Totols 30 2 5 2 IP H RERBBSO forward, to the Boston Celtics for a opposes the Angels' Don Sutton, 15-9. A u re lio 6, Sonborn 0 Mount Vernon 6 New York third-round 1987 draft choice and future Detroit 110 000 001—3 Avoca Avo-Ha 19 Trevnor 13 (20T) J# Fernandez (W 166) 8 8 1 STAT considerations. New York ON ON 011-2 Bussey Twin Cdrs 14, N. Mahaska 8 Solon 8 0 0 0 - Bob Zimmerman BMW /s' M cD ow ell (S 20) 1 1 0 -SM. In a three-gome span this week (two Continental Basketball Association Bettendorf 14, Davenport North 10 Mount Vernon 0 0 6 0 - Game-winning RBI—Coles (7). Pittsburgh with Son Francisco and one with Los Centrol Lyon 13, Maurice-OC. 10 * * * announces THREE DP—Detroit 2, New York 1. LOB-De- Fonsler (L 0-2) 5 3 2 Cincinnati Stammers — Signed Pat Solon: TO — D o vid D u rr (66 run). Angeles), Houston Astro pitchers al- Cherokee 22, Siblev-Ocheveden 16 troit 5, New York 4. 2B—Coles. Smiley 2 0 0 DiServio and Greg Spurling, centers. PAT — Jett Green (run) lowedpo runs, tour hits and struck out 35 Colo 8, CollinsMaxwell 0 HR—CWashington (6), Lemon (12). HPena 2 1 1 Mount Vernon: TD — Greg Hanson batters In 27 innings. FOOTBALL Conrod BCL 6, Wellsburg 0 4 4»^ mai°r masons to buy S—Do Baker (10 pass from Bob Blythe). Fernandez pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Conodian Football League Danville 8, Winfield 0 IP H RERBBSO STREAKS WP— Fernandez. Dav Assumption 35, Muscatine 7 w a new 1986 BMW... NOW!! Detroit Ottawa Rough Riders — Traded Les­ UMPI RES—Home, Wendelstedt; Los Angeles double-header Thursday Dav. West 34, North Scott 7 T e rre ll (W 14-12) 8 4 2 2 2 5 ter Brown, running back, to the Winni­ Center Point 45 First, C.Willioms; Second, Tata; Third, night against San Diego was the first at DM Hoover 19, WDM Valley 10 Hernondez % 0 0 0 0 1 peg Blue Bombers tor Wylie Turner, C row ford. Dodger Stadium since June 30, 1982. DM Roosevelt 23, DM Eost 18 Ed-Co O King 0 1 0 0 0 0 defensive back. T—2:33. A— 14400. Eagle Grove 12, lowa Falls 7 1. Financing as low as Thurm ond (S 3) Mi 0 0 0 0 0 SWINGS HOCKEY E Dub. (III.) 7, Clinton Mater Dei 3 Center Point 1419 6 6 - 4 5 New Y ork PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL In his first three seasons with the National Hockey Leogue Eastwood 46, Whiting 0 Ed-Co 0 0 0 0 - 0 6.9% APR*! G uidry (L9-11) 9 9 3 3 ) 3 ab r h bl ab r h bi Houston Astros right-hander Mike Scott Eidoro New Providence 12, Dike 6 Buffalo Sabres — Sent T rent Koese, Center Point: TDs — Tom Bach 3 05, Terrell pitched to 2 batters in 9th, MThmp cf 5 I 2 0 Newmn 2b 4 0 0 0 struck out 293 batters. With 13 strikeouts Emmetsburg 16, Spencer 0 right winger, to Swift Current of the 1, 6 ru n s ); Steve K ro m e r 2 (40, 6 ru n s); King pitched to 1 batter in 9th. Samuel 2b 5 11 0 Webster cf 3 0 0 0 in his 2-0 no-hit v ic to ry over San Essex 25, C.S. South Page 0 Western Hockey League. Sent Kevin Rod Ackerman (16 run); Todd Roils- HBP—Randolph (by Terrell). Hayes lb 3 3 2 0 Roines If 3 0 )0 Francisco Thursday, Scott increased his Farrugut 40, Fremont Mills 14 Kerr, right wing, to Windsor of the bock (6 run) PATs — Kramer (run); UMPIRES—Home, Cooney; F irs !, Schm dt 3b 4 0 1 0 Dawson r f 1986 3 total to 298. 0 0 0 Fenton S ntrl 8, Swea C ty N. Kossth 0 2. Special year Ontario Hockey Leogue, and Guy La- Tim Stovie (kick). Palermo; Second, Brinkman; Third, Fondo-Lytton 8, Wall Lake 0 G W ilson r f 5 0 2 2 G a la rrg 1b 3 SPEAKING 0 0 0 rose, center, to Ottawa of the Ontario Young. Redus If 5 0 2 0 Foley 3b 2 0 0 0 Hockey League. Forest City 35, Lake M ills 0 end discounts on fl T—2:32. A—21,902. JoRssIl c 5 0 0 1 R ive ra ss 3"It was unbelievable. 0 He was 0 0 going Calgary Flames — Sent C hris M cDon­ Fort Madison 25, Keokuk 15 North Linn 18 Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 H unt c after 2 the hitters. 0 He had no tear 0 0o* all. ald, Don Mercier, Mike Mersch and Dale Fredericksburg 13, Plainfield 6 all 1986 BMW’s BALTIMORE MILWAUKEE Freemn p 3 0 0 0 Wnghm ph 10 0 0 It's hard to believe he pitched better R lvington, defensenrsen, Peter Bckovlc, G olva-H oistem 21, Sloan Westwood 6 Alburnett 0 ob r h bi ob r h M Stone ph 10 10 Bllrdeloc 0 0 0 0 than Nolan Ryan did. 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Grundy Center 28, Hudson 13 Roberge p 0 0 0 0 of the Western Hockey Leogue. 05 run, 4 interception return) Safety — G erhort cf 0 0 0 0 Deer rf 2 0 0 0 Hamburg 66, New Market 0 Totals 39 5 11 3 Totals 27 0 1 0 SEASONS New York Rangers — Signed Walt Art Feltrch (blocked punt out of end Shelby ph 1 0 0 0 Oglivledh 3 0 10 Poddubny, center, and Ron Greschner Harlan 17, C.B Lewis Central 0 3. All BMW’s in stock are at old prices which Philadelphia 201 011 zone). PATs — Mott Holub (run); Corl M u rra y 1b 3 0 0 0 Schroedr c 3 0 0 0 1923 — New York Yankee Lou Gehrig and Rob Whistle, defensemen. Reas­ Hartley-Melvin 22, Primghor 0 Montreal ON ON ON 0 Wiltsev (run). R ipken ss 3 0 1 0 G ontnr 2b 3 0 1 0 hit his first homer In the moiors. It came signed Drago Adam, goaltender, Tony Harmony 15, Von Buren 6 enables you to save even more! Sheets dh 3 0 0 0 Riles ss 2 1 0 0 Gome-winning RBI— None off Bill Piercy o f the Boston Red Sox. On Feltrin, Mike O'Neill, and Scott Smith, Hinton 14, Alton Floyd Valley 8 MkYong If 3 0 1 0 E—Rivera, Voider, Hunt. DP—Phila­ the same date 15 years later, he hit his defensemen, and Joy Kaufield, Chris Humboldt 27, Hampton 0 Lisbon 7 Stefero c 3 0 1 0 delphia 1. LOB—Philadelphia 11, Mon­ 493rd and last. 1! came off Dutch Kontas, Steve Moria, B ill O'Dwyer, Mark Indianolo 30, Boone 8 East Central 6 R a yfrd 3b 3 0 0 0 tre a l 3. SB— Hayes 2 (23). Leonard ot the Washington Senators. Roedeke, Mike Slltala, Ron Talakowski, Inwood West Lyon 28, Akron-W'fld 0 Now with our professional sales staff and experi­ Totals 29 « 3 « Totals V 2 5 2 IP H R E R B B S O 1930 — Hack Wilson hit two home runs Gordon Walker, and Simon Wheeldon, Jefferson 26, Audubon 0 for the Chicago Cubs, giving him a L.V. 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