ISU Sees Stadium Sellout Driven by 1976 Season
Iowa State's ticket office reports a booming demand for the new stadium as season ticket orders surge. Assistant AD Max Urick notes the Cyclones' 8 3 record in 1976 and rising interest, with renewals due May 15 and expectations of far exceeding last year's 27 551 season tickets. The 48 500 seat venue has seen crowds over 51 000 including standees for the Nebraska game.
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Kohawks Name Starters For Doubleheader Debut
Coe College announces starting pitchers Steve Peterson and Chuck Van Hoeck for the Kohawks first Midwest Conference doubleheader against Cornell at 1 p.m. Saturday on the Washington high school field. Freshmen Vic Shada and Mark Parker earn spots, with outfield options including Steve Moon and Tim Halfman.
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Joliet
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Monona
Tim Halfman
Mt. Carroll
Jeff Drakozal
Matt Novak
Cedar Rapids
Bill Pullano
Skokie
Terry Kahle
Norway
Ralph Grande
Norridge
Mt Mercy splits softball twin bill with Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Mercy rallyes to a 7 6 win in the first game as Martha Dittman drives in three runs with a first inning triple. In the second game Iowa Wesleyan breaks away for an 8 5 victory after a five run third inning.
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Jefferson girls rout Iowa City West in track meet win
Jefferson High girls swept events to beat Iowa City West 99 to 42 in Iowa City. Jean Johnson won four events including high jump and long jump. Heidi Pusateri and Julie Nowlan led with multiple wins, while relay squads and individual sprinters contributed to the dominating victory.
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Julie Nowlan
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Tracy Trosky
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Callaus
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Nowlan
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Campbell
Jonnson
Linn-Mar Boys Noal win over Iowa City in rain shortened meet
Linn-Mar defeated Iowa City high 56 to 39 in a rain shortened high school boys track meet at Linn-Mar with six events remaining. The Linn-Mar junior varsity also won 56 to 40 and several event marks were recorded including Curt Dart 9 6 in pole vault Knoebel 10 62 in high jump and Jeff Nietert 10 57 4 in the two mile.
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Miller
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Iowa City
ISU Signs Three Prep Guards to LOI
Iowa State coach Lynn Nance announced the signing of three high school guards to national letters of intent. Jon Ness from Roland Story led his team to a 24-0 state Class AA title run with 18 points per game. Charles Harris of Mt DeSales high school posted 31.1 points per game and a 46 point best in a single game. Joe Gideon from Forsyth posted 17.5 points and 8.1 rebounds as a senior after focusing on playmaking as a junior.
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Center Point girls win invitational track meet
Center Point topped a field of six teams at an invitational with 73 points to claim the title. Norway finished second with 59, Lone Tree third with 39, Urbana fourth with 37, Iowa Valley fifth with 26, and Shellsburg sixth with 14. Readouts include multiple event winners for Center Point such as distance medley and 880 relay, and meet records noted in the 880 relay.
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Ruprecht Signs With ISU Football recruit Ruprecht signs with Iowa State
Jim Ruprecht a 6 foot 6 inch 225 pound offensive tackle from Dubuque Hempstead signed a national letter of intent with Iowa State football coach Earle Bruce announced. Ruprecht a National Honor Society member carries a 3.98 GPA and earned Mississippi Valley Conference honors. He becomes ISU's 27th prep and junior college signee.
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AMES
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Bears Suffer Few Points in 1932 NFL Season
The Chicago Bears allowed opponents just 44 points during the 1932 NFL season, showcasing a stingy defense that limited scoring across the campaign.
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Wahlert dominates Jefferson in boys tennis rout
Wahlert swept singles and doubles to beat Jefferson 8-1 at Dubuque. Jeff DUBUQUE Tim Schneekloth and Doug Wenzel won third doubles for Jefferson, who drop to 1-1 on the season while Wahlert improves to 5-0.
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Iowa Amateur Set for July 15 17 at Des Moines Club
The Iowa Amateur golf tournament is scheduled July 15 to 17 at the 36 hole Des Moines Golf and Country Club. The event opens on the South course for the first 18, then the North for the second 18, with the final 36 on Sunday back on the South. Other statewide events follow through summer including Ft Dodge Amateur June 18 198, State Junior finals July 21 at Jester Park, and Waterloo Open June 25 26.
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Notre Dame's Chuck Collins Dies. One of Seven Mules
Charles Collins, famed Notre Dame football end of the 1920s and member of the Seven Mules era with the Four Horsemen, died Thursday at Valley Hospital. He helped the 1924 national championship team win the Rose Bowl and later coached at Chatanooga and UNC. Born in Chicago, he moved to Oak Park Illinois and worked for a Chicago shipping firm.
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Chuck” Collins
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