Hairston to join NIACC basketball after Washington year
Chip Hairston, 6-3 senior forward from Washington, will attend North Iowa Area Community College in Mason City to play basketball. He averaged 11 points and 4.6 rebounds in 16 games after becoming eligible in January and helped the Warriors to a 14-7 record and Class 3A district runner-up.
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ISU Player Rhodes Charged With Burglary
Iowa State basketball player Lafester Rhodes is charged with second degree burglary after police say he forced entry into an Ames woman's apartment during a dispute. A water bed was hidden but nothing was stolen. Rhodes was released on his own recognizance.
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UCLA Hires Pepperdine Coach Harrick to Lead Bruins
UCLA named Pepperdine coach Roger Harrick as its new head basketball coach after an hour with athletic director Peter Dalis. Harrick noted he chose UCLA over other options, citing his 28 years of preparation and the program’s magnitude. Pepperdine’s Harrick led the Waves to four NCAA appearances in nine seasons.
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Fort Dodge Players See Iowa Signing and Transfers
Lookingbill signed with Iowa during last November's period after sophomore Mark Jewell announced a year end transfer. Lookingbill, captain of the class 3A all-Tournament team, earned first team all-state honors. Lockinghill averaged 23 points and 12 rebounds per game. Jay Goodman plans to enroll at Iowa State as a walk-on.
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Skillett Leads Hawks Kicking and Depth Chart Changes
The Hawks show kicking improvements from Murphy who trained barefoot to boost strength and accuracy. Sean Snyder, son of Bill Snyder, joins fall freshman class. Travis Watkins becomes No 1 wing back replacing Devon Harberts. Keaton Smiley moves to left cornerback and Greg Brown to right cornerback. Jim Johnson leads at left defensive tackle after an injury.
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Haw key pitcher Schafer earns nine with no-hitter near broken
Iowa starter Schafer worked nine innings allowing two hits and one run afterUW batter UII cracked the bid with a run scoring single. Iowa won 13-1 as Northern Iowa managed two hits while Bair took the loss and UNI dropped to 4-23. Northern Iowa faces Iowa State in Ames Thursday.
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Minnesota
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Tyson Spinks bout faces HBO suit and betting lines
Heavyweight champion Mike Tyson opens as a 4-1 favorite to beat Michael Spinks in the June 27 title fight. Promoter Butch Lewis threatens to pause the bout over HBOs $10 million lawsuit related to Lewis pulling Spinks from an earlier unification tournament.
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Blues Hawks Playoff Delay as Coaches Locked In
The St. Louis Blues faced a five minute stoppage in the second period after the Chicago Black Hawks coaching staff, led by head coach Bob Murdoch, became trapped inside a meeting room at the St. Louis Arena. A fork lift was used to break down the door and free the coaches who had gone in to discuss strategy.
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Mausser Wall sparkle in Wildcat Invitational
North Linn Lynx win both boys and girls team trophies at Maquoketa Valley. Girls earn eight event wins led by Mausser Kintzle Thompson Zieser and Van Horn as Mausser wins 200 and anchors winning 400 and 800 relays. Grishaber also stars. Boys: North Linn edges Belle Plaine for top score led by Westemeier in discus and Wall and Dahlhoff in multiple events.
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North Fayette
Mollie Marshall
Marshall
Malone Traded To Chargers As Fouts Replacement Candidate
Chargers acquire 29 year old Malone for a 1988 eighth round pick and a 1989 conditional pick. He tops the competition to replace Dan Fouts after his retirement, ending booing in Pittsburgh. Malone’s 46.4 percent completion last season with 19 interceptions and six TDs sparked the change.
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Ripken Fired as Orioles Manager in Shock Move
Cal Ripken was relieved of his Orioles manager role after a 67-101 season and a drunken driving plea. Roland Hemond announced Ripken would stay in a front office and reassess, while Ripken considers the new position.
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