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rhe Sioux City Journal, Friday. April 10, 1981 3 Pickford offered M'side job coaches from the Siouxland area. Pickford, 51, coached at Cherokee and Central High before yielding to the lures and warmth of California in 1967. There he headed the gridiron program at Fountain Valley, a new high school about 35 miles south of Los Angeles, which he turned Into a state power. The school, with an enrollment of 4,100, was ranked No.

1 in 1978 with a 12-1 record. But surgery and poor health forced Pickford from the coaching ranks about a year and a half ago and he now serves as a driver's training instructor at the school. Lady Chiefs whip Sioux Empire twice Morningside used the big inning to sweep an Io-Kota softball doubleheader from Sioux Empire here Thursday, 13-3 in five innings and 11-1 in six. The Lady Chiefs, now 9-3 overall and 2-1 in the conference, cut the first game short by scoring seven runs in the bottom of the fifth on six hits, two errors and a walk. It featured RBI triples by Lois Liibbe and Cindy Gray.

In the nightcap, Morningside struck for six in the third highlighted by Luan McQuown's three-run homer. The double defeat dropped SE to 4-2 overall. Morningside will compete in this weekend's North Central Conference meet at Omaha beginning Saturday. FIRST GAME Sioux Empire 300 00 3 2 3 Morningside 213 07 13 13 1 Hawkinson has another 300 It seems that when 300 bowling games come in Sioux City, they come in bunches. Steve Hawkinson, one of the area's top keglers, got the season's ninth perfect game in the Federal League at Plaza Bowl Thursday.

It was the second at Plaza within a week Verlan Harris had one there last Friday. Harris' was the eighth perfecto of the 1980-81 campaign but only the second since mid-October. Hawkinson, who had two of the local campaign's 17 300s last season, got all strikes in the last game of a 787 series Thursday. He opened with 220 and followed with 267. The 787 is this season's second highest series here.

Terry Ballantyne's 800 ranks as No. 1. Ironically, Steve unseated his brother Jeff from the second position. Jeff Hawkinson rolled 777 in the fourth week of the '80-'81 season. Wednesday night, Mike Bolony, manager at Pack and Rail, posted a 710 series in the Wednesday Night Mixed League at Pack and Rail.

He had games of 194, 226 and 290. Wanda Gallery and Jolent Fertig; Sandy Winter and Lois Lllbbe 8ECON0QAME Morningside College officials will know today whether or not they have a new football coach. Athletic Director Don Protexter said he contacted Bruce Pickford by telephone at his Orange County, home late Thursday night "and he told me he'd make his decision known tomorrow (today)," Protexter said. The Chiefs have been without a head football coach since March 18 when Lyle Eidsness, who held the Chiefs' post just one year, left to accept the head grid job at Augustana, his alma mater. "We have offered the job to Pickford," said Protexter, "and, naturally, we're hoping he'll accept.

But If not, we have other good men on the list," He said 27 had applied for the position, mostly Briar Cliff sets summer camps Briar Cliff College basketball Coach and Athletic Director Ray Nacke has announced the 1981 schedule for boys basketball camps being offered by the college. The first session, July 6-10, Is for boys who will enter grades 10-12 next fall. A major college coach who will discuss the latest offensive and defensive techniques will be the featured speaker at that session. An area high school coach who guided his team to a state tournament appearance this season will speak at the second session July 13-17. That session is for boys entering grades 7-9.

Nacke, who guided the 1980-81 Chargers to a 27-3 record and the No. 1 rating in NAIA, will be camp director and will be assisted by Ron Schultz and Ken Major, Briar Cliff assistants. The staff will also include some of the area's top prep coaches and members of the '80-'81 Briar Cliff squad. Cost four each session is $100 and that includes room and board for five days and four nights. Cost for commuters is $55.

Registration must be made in advance with a $30 deposit accompanying each application. For more information or to obtain enrollment Morningside plans camps Morningside College basketball Coach Dan Callahan has announced the schedule for the school's summer basketball camps. Boys sessions will be June 8-12 (boys entering grades 6-9 next fall) and June 15-19 (10-12). Girls sessions will be June 22-26 (6-9) and June 29-July 3 (10-12). Callahan will be director for all camps with area coaches serving as clinicians for the boys sessions.

Lowell "Bud" Brockman, Morningside women's coach, and Peg Brady, assistant girls coach at East High, will serve as clinicians at the girls camps. All the sessions are day camps going from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Each camp has a total cost of $45 with a $25 deposit required at registration. Registration blanks should be mailed to Chiefs' Camp, in care of Dan Callahan, Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa 51106.

Chiefs basketball banquet April 25 The Morningside College basketball squad will be honored with a banquet at The Commons on April 25 at 6:30 p.m. The 1980-81 Maroon Chiefs blew big holes in pre-season predictions that called for them to finish seventh in the North Central Conference. The team was 16-13 overall and an 8-6 NCC record permitted them to finish fourth. Morningside took third in the NCC holiday tournament and finished second to North Dakota in the loop's post-season meet. Senior forward Mark Faber, who was named the most valuable player in the conference, completed the campaign with 1,478 career points as he became Morningside's all-time leading scorer.

Guard Cleo Franklin tallied 875 points in only two campaigns. The Chiefs tied an NCAA Division II record when they played in seven overtime games. Prices for banquet tickets are $6 for adults and $3.50 for children under 10. Reservations may be made by phoning (712) 274-5192. Titanette track honors to CBAL; Heelan third COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa Defending champion Sioux City Heelan placed third in Class A in the 13th annual Council Bluffs Lewis Central Titanette Relays Thursday night.

The Class A title was won by Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln with 111 points, followed by Harlan 109, and Sioux City Heelan 90. But the Crusader girls had one of three double winners for the night in Carey Calvert who captured the 440 (1:02.76) and 880 In addition, Heelan had another winner in Mary Hansen who was clocked in 5:34.18 in the 1500-meter run. Other double winners were Lewis Central's Jamie Robuck in the 100 and 220 sprints, and Harlan's Dom Erard in the discus and shot put. The Class crown was won by Tri-Center with 135, while Farragut won in Class with 115. Class A FINAL TEAM SCORING Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln 111 Harlan 109 Sioux City Heelan 90 Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson 72 Council Bluffs Lewis Central 59 Omaha Tech 21 Field Events Discus: 1, Dom Erard (Har.) 150-14; 5, Lynne Murtha (SCH).

Slot put: 1, Erard (Har.iSWA; 1, Murtha (SCH). Long lump: 1, Virginia Schoenlng (CBLC) 15-8'. High lump: 1, Diane Christenwen (Har.) 5-0; 2, Lisa Zimmerman SCH), 5, Peggy Berigan (SCH). Softball throw: 1, Tammy Bockert (CBTJ) 224-7; 4, Pam Phipps (SCH). Individual Running 100: 1, Jamie Rabuck (CBLC) 12 61.

440: 1, Carey Calvert (SCH) 4, Mary McCoy (SCH). 100 hurdles: 1 Sandy Walter (Har.) :16.63; 4, Janice Lara 880: 1, Calvert (SCH) 5, Cathy Beals (SCH). 220:1, Rabuck (CBLC) :27.14. 440 hurdles: 1, Jean Qrlener (Har.) 3, Trish Moore (SCH). 1500: 1, Mary Hansen (SCH) 3, Sarah Noonan (SCH).

Rehays Two-mile: 1, Harlan, 2, SC Heelan. 10-fllght shuttle hurdle: 1 Harlan, 1 :08.27; 3, SC Heelan. Distance medley: 1 CB Abraham Lincoln, 2, SC Heelan. 880: 1, CB Abraham Lincoln, 3, SC Heelan. Sprint medley: 1 CB Abraham Lincoln, 1 :S7.S6; 3, SC Heelan.

440: CB Abraham Lincoln, :54.0; 4, SC Heelan. Mile: Harlan, 4, SC Heelan. Sioux Empire 001 000 1 1 Morningside 106 211 11 12 4 Gallery and Nancy Rude; Daletta Fredinburg and Brenda Bastow Red Raider golfers nip Chargers by one SIOUX CENTER, Iowa -Northwestern College nipped Briar Cliff by one shot in a wind-blown men's golf quadrangular Thursday. Wind which gusted to 40 mph caused scores to soar on the nine-hole par 72 layout. The result was that the Red Raiders won the team title with 331 strokes to 332 for the Chargers.

Dr. Martin Luther of New Ulm, was third with 339 followed by Dordt with 344. Clark Windle of Briar Cliff and Northwestern's Scott Sieperda shared medalist honors with 78s. Sieperda had nine-hole rounds of 39-39-78 and Windle 40-38-78. Dordt's low scorer was Bill Niewenhuis with 39-41 80.

Briar Cliff Individual scoring: Clark Windle 40-3878, Mike Davidson 41-30-80, Poncho Baker 44-4084, Dave Winkle 45-4590. Golf correction The golf score of West's Ginger Goodson was reported wrong but North still won by 39 strokes in its win over the Wolverine girls Wednesday. Goodson's score was 53, not 58 as reported. Northwestern nets shutout over Cliff ORANGE CITY, Iowa -Northwestern's tennis team upped its record to 2-0 with a 9-0 shutout over Briar Cliff here Thursday. The Chargers fell to 0-2.

Three of the matches went three sets including the No. 1 singles where Steve Bolda topped Tom SINGLES Steve Bolda (N) def. Tom Kallln, 7-5, 2-4, 64. Mark Hagen (N) del. Rick Rush, 8-1, 8-2.

Steve Beals (N def Randy Reuter, 4-8, 8-0, 8-4. Mark Moss (N) def. Brian Hoffman, Dennia Weertieim (N) del. Steve Maurer, 6-1, 0-6, 6-1. Qordie Carpenter (N) def.

Dick Kayser, DOUBLES Bolda-Hagen (N) def. Kallin-Rush, 7-5, 6-4. Beals-Moss (N) def. Reuter-Hoffman, 6-7, 6-4, 6-0. Weerhelm-Jay Wlelenga def.

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Some Atokad purses may exceed $10,000 The expanded stakes and handicaps program for 1981 horse racing at Atokad Park has attracted so many nominations that purses for several special races have a potential of exceeding $10,000. Eighty-nine nominations have been received for the July 25 Big Futurity for 2-year-olds. "With the purse, this race could be for more than $20,000," said Roy Shaal, Atokad racing secretary. Sixty-one Nebraska-bred 2-year-olds have been nominated for the Nebraska Breeders' Futurity Allowance on June 20, and 50 nominations have been made for the July 19 Big Derby for 3-year-olds, and for the June 21 Nebraska Breeders' Derby Allowance for Nebraska-bred 3-year-olds. Coyote women to host 3rd tennis invitational VERMILLION, S.D.

The University of South Dakota women's tennis team will open an abbreviated spring season by playing host to the school's third annual invitational today and Saturday. North Dakota Is the defending team champion but Northern Iowa, making its initial appearance, appears the pre-tourney favorite. Other teams participating are North Dakota State, Creighton, Graceland, Kearney State and Southwest (Minn.) State. The event will be the only spring outing for the Coyotes prior to taking part in the first North Central Conference meet at Sioux Falls, April 24-25. Sophomore Sue Squire heads the young USD team which includes three freshman and a trio of sophomores.

Others are freshmen Teresa Podany, who'll play No. 2 singles; Teresa Fenrich of Sioux Falls, No. and Allison Bronson of Sioux City (North), No. 4, and sophomores Cindy Schneider of Sioux Falls (No. 5) and Lisa Brinkman (No.

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