Minnesota Beats Iowa 4 3 at Target Field In Big Ten Opener
No. 25 Minnesota rallied with two seventh inning RBIs from Jordan Kozicky and Luke Pettersen to edge Iowa 4 3 at Target Field. Nick Allgeyer held Minnesota to six plus innings. Nick Nelson took the loss. Iowa’s Tyler Cropley homered. Game 2 set for 2 p.m. today at Target Field. Also Illinois toppled Iowa 7 1 in Champaign as McKenzie Schneidler and Taylor Edwards split duties. Northern Iowa adds Alyssa Iverson to women's basketball recruiting class. Iverson, from Harvest Christian Academy, is a 5 7 guard who averaged 18.6 points.
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Gase Finishes 22nd at Richmond Xfinity Race Under Lights
Cedar Rapids driver Joey Gase finished 22nd in the Toyota Care 250 at Richmond under lights, running the final 42 laps without power steering. Christopher Hell won the race, Elliott Sadler finished third and claimed the $100 000 Cash 4 Cash prize, with the Monster Energy race scheduled tonight.
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Twins fans snag Royce Lewis bobblehead in Cedar Rapids
A large crowd braved cold and wet conditions at Veterans Memorial Stadium as Kane County beat Cedar Rapids Kernels 5-2. The night featured Royce Lewis bobblehead giveaways for the first 1,000 fans, while Akil Baddoo homered and Byron Buxton watched from the stands. Dan Vogt and Brian Anderson traveled from the Twin Cities to attend, marking several fans’ first Kernels game.
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Iowa to Paint Tigerhawk and Iowa Logos on Water Tower
Iowa plans a branding project costing 25 000 to 30 000 dollars to paint a Tigerhawk logo and an Iowa lettering on the Kinnick Stadium water tower this summer ahead of the Sept. 1 home opener against Northern Illinois. Head coach Kirk Ferentz praised the Tigers hawk symbol after spring practice, while senior linebacker Aaron Mends suffered a likely ACL injury and may miss the season.
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Epilogue: Earle Bruce dies at 87, ISU coach era marked by success
Former Iowa State and Northern Iowa coach Earle Bruce died at 87. He led ISU to three eight-win seasons and two bowl bids in 1970s, including 1977 Peach Bowl and 1978 Hall of Fame Bowl, earning Big Eight Coach of the Year in 1976 and 1977. Bruce mentored two All-Americans Luther Blue and Dexter Green, shaping one of ISU’s strongest eras.
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