Lewis Drives Hawkeyes Past Buckeyes in Sweep
Jeremy Lewis a Cedar Rapids Jefferson product delivered the lone run in the second game after two hits and two RBIs in the opener as Iowa swept Ohio State 4-2 and 1-0. Scott Small earned the win in game one, while Mike Klusman and Dave Carey contributed in the two games. Ohio State drops to 13-7 overall, 2-2 in the Big Ten.
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Ohio
Jeremy Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Iowa
Ohio State
Bucks
Hawkeyes
Tom Pasko
Steve Eddie
Steve Fishman
Scott Small
Brent Hartman
Chad Sarsfield
RBI
Brad Dassow
Brian Lucky
Dave Carey
Wichita
Kan
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Darren Dreifort
Mark Pasqualini
Northern Iowa
Jeff Mills
Panthers
West Lafayette
Ind
Jon Frommelt
Purdue
Indiana
Xavier
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Wright State
Sean McCarty
West Branch
Big Ten
David Sharp
Brian Wilson
Jacksonville
Ill
Michelle Patterson
Illinois College
Coe
Shelly Howe
Marika Pewe
Mel Bruner
Iowa City
Carver
Hawkeye Arena
Vivian Stringer
Maybanks leads Hawkeyes at Fresno Relays with long jump win
Iowa sprinters posted season bests at the Fresno Relays led by Anthuan Maybanks winning the long jump at 25 feet 1 1 2 inches and placing sixth in the 100 meters. Audwin Patterson ran 48.13 in the 400 meters aiding a 3 07.95 1600 relay and the 400 meter relay clocked 40.28.
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Maybanks
Fresno
Calif
Anthuan
University of Iowa
Maybank
Audwin Patterson
Hawkeye
Wallace wins Food City 500 for buddy Alan Kulwicki
Rusty Wallace started from the pole and led most of the Food City 500 NASCAR race at Bristol harnessing his Pontiac and pit crew. After the win he performed a memory lap for Alan Kulwicki, the Winston Cup champion killed in a plane crash, calling the victory for his buddy a bigger deal.
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Bristol, Tenn
Rusty Wallace
Pontiac
Wallace
Alan Kulwicki
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Alan
Bristol Race Victory and Cedar Rapids Ordinances Unearthed
At Bristol Raceway Rusty Wallace won from the pole by 0.82 seconds, earning 107610 dollars including a 60800 dollar pole bonus amid a two car finish with Dale Earnhardt. A separate notice lists probate actions in Cedar Rapids and City Council ordinances on animal control and parking screen rules.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cry
Public Hearing Set on Robins Property Use Change
Robins Iowa City Board of Adjustment will hear Roger Zeran and Melvin Koski on April 15 1993 at 7 00 p m in Robins City Hall regarding a special use permit for indoor storage of construction machinery and materials at 1080 E Main Street Linn County parcel described as SW SW7 22 84 7 with public highway exception. Marilyn P Cook City Clerk.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Masinonce
City of
Larry Serbousek
Robins
City Board of Adjustment of
Roger Zeran
Melvin Koski
Main Street
Linn County
Robins City Hall
Marilyn P. Cook
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