Bucky Buchheister Finds Variety in Cedar Rapids GM Role
Don Buchheister, Cedar Rapids Reds general manager for 15 seasons, recalls a life in baseball from his Iowa roots to minor league camps. He details early playing days, business ventures, family of four children and three grandchildren, and memorable park moments including a diaper on his desk and a monkey in a landlady’s attic.
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Area preps star catcher Beckfield boosts UNI progress
Area sports notes highlight John Beckfield, a 5-11 junior from Keystone in the Iowa Valley League, becoming a prototype collegiate catcher for UNI. He has six of eight baserunners caught, 10 RBIs in 11 starts, three homers, and a .360 average. UNI coach Gary Swanson praises his arm and impact.
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Barkalow Sets Iowa College Home Run Mark at UNI
UNI senior Todd Barkalow, Creston by way of UNI, became the Iowa college career home run leader with 32. The 6-foot-4 first baseman has 6 homers this season and 27 RBI, helping the Panthers total 30 homers in 17 games. Panthers coach Gary Swanson praises his power and mentions past UNI leaders.
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Davis to bring back Miller style at Iowa with Tom Davis
Oregon State coach Ralph Miller credits Tom Davis with Miller style and predicts the Stanford alum will suit Iowa. Miller notes Davis built Boston College and Stanford programs and could fit Iowa's system, despite Stanford record. He sees Pac-10 losses to Davis teams as proof Davis can succeed at Iowa.
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Davis selects Iowa opening amid Missouri ties and staff reshuffle
Iowa coach Davis contemplates the Hawkeye job as Missouri officials confirm Stewart’s ties. Missouri assistant athletic director Gary Filbert announces Stewart’s stay citing strong state support. Lengyel as Missouri athletic director helped secure Stewart’s $10,000 raise while Raveling’s USC staff attracts other assistants. Davis inherits a near full Iowa roster with Andre Banks as the lone senior from a 20-12 1985 86 team. Davis, a Wisconsin native and former Lafayette College coach, spoke in Chicago after a Wisconsin stopover and holds a 116 44 record in six Lafayette seasons.
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Seven Inducted Into Iowa Softball Hall This August
The Iowa Amateur Softball Fast Pitch Hall of Fame will induct seven members at Cedar Rapids on August 16 during the state fast pitch tournament. New honorees are Jerry Ralfs Cedar Rapids Edward Colbert Dubuque Paul Espinosa Denison Kent Hanson Sioux City Gene Knop Ida Grove Dean Olson Dayton and Bob Savage Des Moines.
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AL West recap from page on 1980s baseball rosters
Quick look at the AL West shows Kent Hrbek and Tom Brunansky strong for the Twins with star pitchers Viola Blyleven Smithson and Butcher. Mariners build a pennant contender core around Phil Bradley Alvin Davis Presley Tartabull. Rangers hope for Incaviglia and Angels lean on Reggie Jackson as veteran power.
AL East Preview Highlights Key Stars and Pitching
The AL East page outlines teams and standout players. Dave Stieb anchors Toronto with a 2.48 ERA while Boston features Boggs Rice Armas Buckner and Evans but lacks depth in pitching. Milwaukee bets on Robin Yount and Billy Joe Robidoux as Cleveland bets on Phil Niekro and Brett Butler fuels the offense.
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Stanford claims swim title at NCAA meet in Indianapolis
Jeff Kostog lowers American and NCAA records to set a 14 minute 37.87 second 1650 free and help Stanford win its second straight team title at the 63rd NCAA Division I men's swimming and diving meet. California finishes second with 335 points, Texas 32544, Florida 321, UCLA 288. Matt Biondi named NCAA swimmer of the year.
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