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Saturday, September 3, 1983 Iowa City Press-Citizen 3 five-yard run. rifPffjg Wieland, who was an All-South-prJfJ9 east Iowa Conference defensive back in 1982, also intercepted a Prescriptions Prescriptions Walgreens fjf Walgreens 1 1 Donohue's pass beats Williamsburg in final minute SOLON Solon High School's Steve Donohue threw a last-minute, 30-yard touchdown pass to Troy Greene to defeat Williamsburg 22-20 In the football opener for both teams Friday. "Troy grabbed it at the 5-yard line, stepped over one kid and fell over another," Spartan assistant coach Jerry Doyle said. "He kind of fell into the end zone." Not bad for Greene's first varsity football game. But according to Solon head coach Ed Hansen, Donohue led the Spartans to victory.

"He called most of the plays," Hansen said. "He did Just a super job. I think he's one of the best quarterbacks in the state." Williamsburg opened the scoring when Bob Selby threw an 11-yard pass to Doug Wallace during the first quarter. Solon fullback Rich Cooling came back with a 15-yard touchdown run, but Williamsburg running back Stuart -Stahl scored another touchdown for the Raiders. Cooling came back to score his second touchdown for Solon before halftime to give the Spartans a 16-14 lead.

Neither team scored during the third quarter, but Stahl plunged across the goal line early in the fourth quarter, giving Williamsburg a four-point lead. The Spartans got the ball at -midfield with 1:05 left, Doyle said. The Raider defense sacked Donohue once, but a pass interference penalty against Williamsburg gave the Spartans a first-and-10 on the 30-yard line. Donohue then threw the touchdown pass with 38 seconds left The game didn't resemble last year's contest, which Solon won 21-0. Hansen said the difference was "last year we had big people on the line.

This year no one weighs more than 165 (pounds)." Williamsburg coach Bob Larsen said his offense has improved from last season. Stahl gained 156 yards in 31 carries for the Raiders, while Selby completed seven passes of 11 attempts for 149 yards, Larsen said. West Branch 32, Tipton 7 TIPTON West Branch football coach Butch Pedersen, who had never given a halftime speech before, must have said something special at intermission Friday night as his Bears scored on their first two possessions of the second half and coasted by Tipton, 32-7, in the high school football opener for both teams. Leading 14-7 at half, West Branch marched 69 yards on their first possession of the third quarter, with wide receiver Mark Heid grabbing quarterback Marv Cook's 15-yard pass for the touchdown. Cook then kicked a 30-yard field goal on the Bear's second possession of the half.

"Really, I didn't say anything special at half," said Pedersen, who Is a rookie head coach after eight years as West Branch's defensive coordinator. "The thing that happened to-, night is they took away our outside game and we went inside on them," he said. And, while West Branch's offense was rolling to the tune of 331 total yards, the Bears' defense was shutting down Tipton. West Branch surrendered only 16 yards rushing for the game, and, despite giving up 148 yards passing, had four interceptions. Mid-Prairie 7.

Washington 6 WELLMAN It took an arm and a leg to do it, but the Mid-Prairie High School football squad managed to squeak by Washing- pass in tne game. Lone Tree 36, Winfield 0 LONE TREE Winfield-Mt. Union couldn't defend against a strong Lone Tree passing attack in high school football action Friday, as Lone Tree won by a 36m score. Neil Forbes, starting his first1, game at running back, rushed for 72 yards on 14 carries, and scored three of Lone Tree's six touchdowns. Sophomore wide reciever Phil Forbes scored twice, once on a 27-yard run, and on a 59-yard pass from quarterback Bruce Kout.

Brad Musser accounted for the sixth score, pulling in a 65-yard touchdown pass. Lone Tree assistant coach Rock Foreman called the win a "typical first game," while commending the defense that held Winfield-Mt. Union scoreless. Foreman cited Neil Forbes, Russ Rayner, and Roger Barnes as outstanding performers on the defensive unit. Clear Creek 24, Lisbon 7 LISBON Sophomore Danny Wallace ran back two kickoff returns for touchdowns as Clear Creek High School's football team defeated Lisbon 24-7 Friday in the season opener for both teams.

Wallace shtned in his first varsity game with his two 97-yard returns. But brother Jeff also scored when he grabbed a 38-yard pass from quarterback Scott Greiner. "Their dad's happy tonight," Clear Creek coach Jim Jackson said. "I'm pretty happy. We made mistakes, but we made them going 100 percent, and you can't argue with that." ncichs wdou sift 0,24 I ilftT" A 57 Limit 2 thru Sept.

6, 1983. I The Banach brothers kept their chances alive for a berth on the U.S. World freestyle wrestling team here Friday, but three other Hawkeye Wrestling Club members weren't as fortunate. Ed and Lou Banach, who completed their Hawkeyes careers last season, advanced with victories at 198 and 220 pounds, respectively, in the best two-of-three matches. Between the two, Ed lost the only match, a 5-4 afternoon decision to Mitch Hull of the Badger Wrestling Club.

The Banachs advance against the No. 1 seeds today, in sessions Areer ton, 7-6, in their season opener here Friday. After a scoreless first half, Golden Hawk kicker George Stumpf faked a field goal and tossed a 12-yard pass to Dean Showalter for the only Mid-Prairie touchdown.Stumpf then booted the crucial extra point to take a 7-0 edge. Washington retaliated early in the fourth with a long drive, setting up a one-yard score by Brad Marek. The Demons, going for the win, attempted to score two extra points on a sweep, but Mike Williamson was stopped by Golden Hawk defensive back Clint Shal-la.

Defense was the key as both offenses were stifled early on. The Golden Hawks rushed for 126 yards and passed for only 33 for an evening total of 159. Washington got 182 yards rushing and 53 passing for 235. Highland 13, New London 6 RIVERSIDE Jeff Wieland ran for 100 yards on 19 attempts and scored two touchdowns here Friday night to pace Highland to a 1M win over New London in the high school football season opener for both teams. Wieland, a 5-foot-7, 146-pound senior tailback, scored on a 13-yard run in the first quarter to cap a 61-yard Husky drive.

Lance McNeil added the extra point to give Highland a 7-0 lead. New London came back to score with 1:27 left in the first half on a three-yard run by Doug Arrows-mith, but failed to connect on a two-point conversion attempt. After a scoreless third quarter, Highland insured the win with a 67-yard fourth-quarter drive that ended with Wieland scoring on a World 136 LeRoy Smith, Cowboy Wrestling Club, beat Randy Lewis, Hawkeye Wrestling Club, 9-6; Lewis beat Smith, 6-6; Smith beat Lewis, 8-t. 149 Nate Carr, Cyclone Wrestling Club, won by forfeit over Harlan Kistler, Hawkeye Wrestling Club; Carr won by default. 163 Dave Schultz.

Sunkist Kids, beat Mike DeAnna, Hawkeye Wrestling Club, 5-1; Schultt beat DeAnna, 8-1. 160 Jim Scherr, University of Nebraska, beat Jon Lundberg, Athletes in Action, 6-3; Scherr beat Lundberg, 11-3. 198 Mitch Hull, Badger Wrestling Club, beat Ed Banach, Hawkeye Wrestling Club, 5-4; Banach pinned Hull, Banach beat Hull, 6-4. 220 Lou Banach, Hawkeye Wrestling Club, beat Dan Severn, Sunkist Kids, l-O; Banach beat Severn, 4-2. Hwt.

Jimmy Jackson, Grand Rap- American League since coming off the disabled list, lasted just 2 innings. Orioles 1, Twins 0 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Baltimore's Ken Singleton hit a ninth-inning home run as the Orioles won the first 1-0 game played in the tw. year history of the Metrodome. Baltimore's Mike Flanagan, 9-3, pitched a five-hitter through 8V4 innings before leaving in the ninth after walking two batters with one out. Tim Stoddard finished up for his ninth save, leaving the tying run on the third base.

Frank Viola, 7-12, took the loss, pitching a five-bitter through eight innings. Viola gave up singles in the fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth in- straight National League three runs in the top of the eighth after Jose Cruz, stretching his hitting streak to 11 games, doubled to start the Inning against loser Bill Campbell, 4-8. Knight followed by punching the go-ahead hit into left field. Phillies Giants 3 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Pinch-hitter Ozzie Virgil hit a two-out, grand-slam homer in the ninth inning to lift Philadelphia to a 5-3 victory over San Francisco keeping the Phillies In a first-place tie with Pittsburgh In the National League East The Phillies, trailing 3-1, loaded the bases after one out in the ninth. Gary Maddox singled.

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REG- BOSTON (AP) Jim Rice drove in four runs with a two-run homer and a bases-loaded single as the Boston Red Sox snapped Chicago's six-game winning streak Friday night with a 5-1 victory over the White Sox. Rice drilled an 0-2 pitch by Chicago starter Jerry Koosman, 10-7, high into the screen in left after a one-out single by Wade Boggs in the first The homer was Rice's sixth in nine games, giving him 34 for the season, tops in the major leagues. 'a Then, after Koosman walked Boggs with the bases loaded to force in a run in the fourth, Rice hit his two-run single for 105th and 106th RBI of the season. Rookie right-hander Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd, 44, scattered eight hits, including Ron Kittle's 28th homer with one out in the second. ftiry ids.

beat Matt Gaffari, Cleveland State, 4-1; Jackson beat Gaffari, 5-1. TODAY'S FINAL MATCHES 105 Weaver vs. Tim Vanni, Bakers-field. Calif. 114 Joe Gonzales, Bakersfield, vs.

Randy Willingham, Cowboy Wrestling Club. 125 Darkus vs. Barry Davis, Hawkeye Wrestling Club. 136 Smith vs. Ricky Delagatta.

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198 E. Banach vs. Pete Bush, University of Iowa. 220 L. Banach vs.

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ft irocolk nings before giving up the home run to Singleton in the ninth and being relieved by Ron Davis. Singleton hit his 17th home run of the year to led off the ninth, a 340-foot shot to right field. The victory brought Flanagan's lifetime record over the Twins to 7-0. Rangers 7, Royals 0 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -Wayne Tolleson's two-run single triggered a four-run fifth and George Wright added a three-run homer to lead the Texas Rangers 7-0 over Kansas City. Winner Charlie Hough, 12-12, allowed six hits, struck out seven and walked two in pitching his eighth complete game of the season.

Paul Splittorff, 10-7, gave up seven hits in 6 Vi innings for Kansas City. game Dodgers 4, Expos 1 MONTREAL (AP) Jerry Reuss fired a five-hitter and Steve Sax sparked the Dodgers offensively with t. run scored and another batted in as Los Angeles beat the Montreal Expos 4-1. Reuss, 10-10, struck out five and permitted just six baserunners. The Dodgers took advantage of a shaky first Inning bv Steve 16-9, to jump to a 2-0 lead.

Sax lined a lead-off double and scored on Dusty Baker's double. Baker then scored on a single by Mike Marshall. Reds 4, Cardinals 0 ST. LOUIS (AP) Frank Pas-tore fired a four-hitter and Gary had two hits and scored two runs in leading Cincinnati to a 4-0 triumph over St Louis. Three St Louis errors in the first three Innings helped Cincinnati, and the Reds made the most of six hits.

beginning at noon and 6 p.m. in the Iowa wrestling room in the Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The casualties among the Hawk-eye Wrestling Club entries were Randy Lewis at 136 pounds, Harlan Kistler at 149 (who withdrew after suffering a dislocated shoulder) and Mike DeAnna at 163'. Results and today's pairings follow: 109 pounds Bob Weaver, New York Athletic Club, beat Paul Wlderman, New York Athletic Club, 12-0; Weaver pinned Wlderman, 5.20. 114 no matches.

125 Kevin Darkus, Iowa State, pinned Randy Majors, Unlvrsity of Northern Iowa, 3.50; Darkus won by forfeit. Kittle's homer broke the Chicago team record for rookie homers in one season. The old record was 27, set by Zeke Bonura in 1934. Tigers 9-7, Blue Jays TORONTO (AP) Jesse Bar-field, who clubbed two homers in a losing cause in the opener, keyed a four-run third inning with a two-run triple in the nightcap as the Toronto Blue Jays salvaged their double-header against Detroit with an 8-7 victory. The Tigers took the opener on Larry Herndon's two-run double in the 10th inning.

Kirk Gibson hit a two-run homer in the Tiger second. In the nightcap, Toronto starter Jim Acker improved his record to 4-1 with relief help from Dave Geisel, who posted his fifth save. Loser Milt Wilcox, 8-9, making his first start Diego. Walt Terrell, 6-6, and Jesse Oro-, sco combined for a nine-hitter. Eric Show, 13-10, allowed four runs on eight hits before being lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh.

Mookie Wilson doubled to left to start the seventh. Two outs later George Foster was walked intentionally and Strawberry connected for a three-run homer off reliever Sid Monge. The Mets took a 2-0 in the second inning on an RBI double by Jose Oquendo and a single by Terrell. Strawbery, who was 3 for 3, tripled to in the third to drive in Keith Hernandez, and the rookie scored on a sacrifice, making it 4-0. Astros 6, Gibs CHICAGO (AP) Ray Knight broke a 3-3 deadlock with an eighth-inning single and Terry Puhl drove In three runs to give the Houston Astros a 6-5 decision over the Chicago Cubs.

The Astros broke the 3-3 tie with reaves lose sixfh I ATLANTA (AP) Dave Parker hit a two-run homer and John Candelaria burled a four-hitter, over seven innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates downed the faltering Atlanta Braves 4-1 Friday night It was Atlanta's sixth straight loss, its longest losing streak this year, and its ninth in 11 games, dropping the Braves 2V4 games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West Ken Dayley, 4-5, carried a no-hitter Into the sixth Inning when the Pirates scored three runs to break a 1-1 deadlock. Candelaria, 134, walked four and fanned three in seven innings before Kent Tekulve worked the final two innings for his 18tb save. Met 7, Padres 3 NEW YORK (AP) Rookie Daryl Strawberry drove in four funs, including three with his 22nd homer of the season, leading the New York Mets to a 7-3 win over San -1.