The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 45

Mayer, Rusk Start for Iowa Parker Manager of the Year; 3 Other Giants Honored C.R.'s Cato Named Midwest MVP ii. in in i. The Cedar Rapids Gaene: Sept. 11 117 3p Mustangs vs. LaSalle LaSalle high school, which opened its season impressively at Decorah last weekend, will launch its home campaign and the second week of play for Metro area football schools Thursday at Kingston.

LaSalle meets Independence of the Wamac conference at 7:45 pm. "We expect a tough game," said LaSalle coach Don Mesklmen. 'Independence lost iU opener, but that came in the last 15 seconds. They have another fine passing quarterback and a couple of tine receivers." Dan Melchior, offensive tackle, was the only injury for the Lancers in their win at Decorah, and Meskimen expects him back for Thursday's game. Friday, Jefferson hosts Kennedy and Marion is at Prairie in a pair of Metro battles.

Washington travels to Iowa City, Anamosa is at Linn-Mar and Regis takes on Newton, at Newton. Commings said the coaches want Mayer at center because Syracuse's best defensive player is Ken Clarke, middle guard who will be opposing the Iowa center all afternoon. Barry Tomasetti and Bruce Davis will open at the offensive guards again, and their backups will be Gene Holtorf and Rick Cunningham. Dennis Mosley, Iowa freshman from Youngstown, Ohio, is tied for 15th in among NCAA Division I kiifkoff-re turners. He returned two for an average of 24.5 in the loss at Illinois.

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IOWA CITY Iowa will have at least three new starters when the Hawkeyes face Syracuse at Kinnick stadium here Saturday. In addition' to Jon Lazar. who has moved ahead of Nate Winston at fullback, Mike Mayer will open at center and Mike Rusk at middle linebacker. Mayer is a 6-1, 233-pound soph from Taylor-ville. 111., and Rusk is a 6-2, 223-pound soph from Dubuque Hempstead.

Coach Bob Commings said co-captain Jim Hilgenberg definitely is out with a sprained ankle. Mark Cal-laghan, Hilgenberg's backup vfcjfst week, will play behind Mayer, who was a backup center last year RON HODGES JOSE BARRIOS SALTY PARKER WAYNE CATO i JOHN JOHNSON ton shortstop Tim Doerr, Four Cedar Rapids Giants have been named to the 13-man Midwest baseball league all-star team selected by managers and players in the class A loop. Heading the C.R. delegation is catcher Wayne Cato, who was honored as the league's Most Valuable Player. Also picked as all-stars from the Giants were outfielder Jose Barrios and pitchers John Johnson and Ron Hodges.

Salty Parker, skipper of The Miracle on Rockford Road which won the first-half title in the league's Southern division, was named the league's Manager of the Year. The championship was C.R.'s first pro baseball title in 10 years, its third in 18 years. Cato, generally recognized as C.R.'s finest catcher in sev-- hand late in the first half. Waterloo's league champion Royals also had four players honored; first baseman Danny Garcia, second baseman Steve Lacy and outfielders Dan-ell Parker and Clint Hurdle. Hurdle was also selected as the league's Prospect of the Year.

He batted only .235 but had 19 homers and 89 RBI's. Rounding out the all-star team were: Danville third baseman Art Fischetti, Clin- eral seasons, was the team's only .300 hitter at .309. Johnson (13-2) and Hodges (14-2) combined for a 27-4 record and were the only pitchers named to the team. Hodges won 13 straight games before being promoted to class AA with more than a month remaining in the -season. His earned run average of 1.24 was the best in the league.

Barrios batted .283, despite slumping in the second half after breaking a bone in his Wisconsin Rapids catcher Terry Bulling and designated hitter Moe Hill, Dubuque outfielder Don Pisker, Wau-sau outfielder Juan Monas-terio. The veteran Hill led the league in runs (112), total bases (260), home runs (30), RBI's (103) and doubles (30). Fischetti set a stolen base record with 81 steals and also led the league in hits with 144. ffSj Automotive values. 2 for 3)G) Size A78-13 tubeleas blackwall.

plus 1.74 F.E.T. each, trades. Metro Sports Roundup Wash Sw imers Top Jeff Set 3 Cougar Marks Highway Handler Tough 4-ply polyester body 7-rib tread gives traction Jana Happeland Carrie Ferguson were double individual winners as Washington defeated Jefferson 125-47 Tuesday in girls swimming at Jeff. Wash is now 2-0 and Jeff is 1-2 in dual meets. Medley rel: 1.

Washington (Karen Jordan, Marv Burns. Gretchen Koch. Sue Eotonl; 2. Jefterson, 2:02 6 200 tree: 1. Carrie Ferguson, 2.

Jodi Wolltcr, 3. Karen Kellenberger, 2 04 9. 200 IM: 1. Karen Jordan, 2. Deeto Wldmer.

3. Beth Yeisley. W. 2 26.5 50 tree: 1. Eaton.

2. Sue Petrzalek. 3. Gwen Thompson, :27.1 Diving: Denise Buchheister, 2. Wendy Stoeker, 3.

Anderson, 6 100 buttertly: t. Ferguson; 2. Katie Koch, 3. Peggy Petersen, 03.2. 100 tree: 1.

Jam Haopel. 2. Thompson, 3. Staci Whitoker, 500 tree: 1. Moliter; 2.

Kellenberger; 3. Jordan, 6:32 9 100 back: 1. Happel. 2. Katie Koch, 3.

Petersen; 1.05.6 100 breast stroke: I. Jo McCoy, 2. Widmer; 3. Burns; 400 tree rel: 1. Washington (Ferguson, Katie Koch, Hoppel, Wldmerl; 2.

Jeff; Kennedy Runners 2nd CLINTON Clinton, paced by winner Paul Rickeral, took thetop thrcje places and won a quadrangular cross country meet Tuesday with 22 points. Cedar Rapids Kennedy was second (45), Linn-Mar third (58) and C.R. Prairie fourth (116). Kennedy won the junior varsity meet with 22 points, followed by Clinton (33) and Linn-Mar (87). Brad Meewes of Kennedy was the individual winner.

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Kathy Kinnev 188 35: 100 fly: Shermijn 1.057; 100 tree: Smith :59.0; 500 free: Roach 29 100 back: Goode 1 05 3 (school recordl; 100 breast: Leigh Thomas 1' 15.3; 400 tree rel: Kennedy (Smith, Cothy Goode, Micheile Kapfer. Sherman) 4:00.3. Wash Loses in Volleyball Dubuque Senior defeated Washington in girls volleyball Tuesday 15-8, 15-3 and 15-2. Wash Wins in Volleyball Washington defeated Prairie 15-1, 15-0 and 15-2 in girls varsity volleyball Tuesday. Wash also won the junior varsity meet 15-1, 3-15, 15-2 and 15-4.

Kennedy Golfers Win IOWA CITY Kennedy outshot Iowa City 144-154 in a boys golf meet Tuesday here. Medalist honors went to the Jeff McNabb, who shot 34 for the Cougars. Kennedy also won the junior varsity meet, 162-179. Kennedy (144): Jeff McNobb'34, Kurt Elllngson 35. Jeff Knutson Gary Claypool 38, Charley Burns 38.

Iowa Cltv (154): Elliott Smith 35, Dean Mccormick 38, Dove Rubright 39, Barry Hanson 42, Jim Davidson 42. Graham Stars for Cougars All-around winner Chuck Graham won four individual events Tuesday to pace Kennedy to a 91.8-88.85 boys gymnastics win over defending state champion Jefferson. Floor exercise: Chuck Groham, 7.85; pommel horse: Jim Jones, 4 75. rinosr Steve Sutsser, 7.05; vaulting: Graham 8.4, parallel bars: Graham 6 high Graham 6.8; all-around: Graham 40.6. West Runners Top Jeff Jefferson's Willie Jackson was the individual winner in 10:48 but Iowa City West defeated the J-Hawks in a cross country dual Tuesday 24-31 at Ellis park.

West also won the junior varsity meet 26-29. 1. Willie Jackson, 2. Randy Yoder, ICW; 3. Alex Riddles.

4. Bill Raney. ICW; S. Lonnl Harris, ICW. 10:48 (2 miles).

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Jo Lllledahl, Diane Kittrell, 5. Diane McGurk, 12:37. 7 Free mounting. Sfringer Out RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -North Carolina State has lost fullback Ralph Stringer for the.

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