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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1988

Page

13

Shoeless Joe film to be shot in Dubuque this summer

A detailed preview notes Shoeless Joe filming in Dubuque and frames the Iowa location as a boost for the state. It contrasts Shoeless Joe with Eight Men Out and Bull Durham, both baseball themed, and discusses realism and characterization challenges in sports films, with local interest in Johnson County settings and potential audience reaction.

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Rams Hawks fill cage coaching vacancies

Cornell College names Gary Grace new men's basketball coach replacing Steve Miller who stepped down after a 43 45 record over four years. Grace, 31, comes from Nebraska where he earned his master’s degree in education May 7 and led St Ann’s High School to a 34 8 record in two seasons. He praised Cornell’s academics and facilities, noting the returning players including 6 4 Mark Christoffersen. In Cedar Rapids Prairie, Dennis Thiessen named head coach to replace Jeff Wessel, becoming Prairie’s fifth basketball coach. Thiessen, 42, led Bettendorf to the 1986 Class 3A state title and holds a 173 122 career coaching record. He will also coach eighth grade football and teach PE.

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Royals rout Orioles in 13-1 victory in Kansas City

Kansas City Royals beat the Baltimore Orioles 13-1 to take advantage of a 16th straight opening loss by Baltimore. Bo Jackson went 4-for-5 with a homer and three RBIs as KC racked up 19 hits while O’s pitching yielded seven straight singles to start.

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Palmer says Orioles' attitude fuels rough start

Former Orioles pitcher Jim Palmer blames the club's poor attitude as a major factor in the bad start, criticizing self image, leadership from Eddie Murray, and front office moves including Jeff Stone and Freddie Lynn. He notes the difficulty of competing with a weaker team after last season's 95 losses.

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Stouffer signs as Easley passes on Seahawks hold

The Seattle Seahawks signed quarterback Kelly Stouffer after sending three draft picks to the Phoenix Cardinals when safety Kenny Easley failed a physical. The Cardinals gain Seattle’s first and fifth round picks in 1989 and Seattle’s fifth round pick this year. Easley was traded to the Cardinals for Stouffer but failed a Phoenix medical exam due to a non football illness.

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Cards Trade Herr to Twins for Brunansky

St Louis trades second baseman Tommy Herr to Minnesota for outfielder Tom Brunansky in a deal between pennant contenders. Herr batted .263 last season with 83 RBIs. Brunansky hit .259 with 32 homers and 85 RBIs and will earn 1.1 million this season. Herr, 32, had 1,029 games with the Cardinals since 1979 and after a loss to the Mets in his final game, leaves with a career .275 mark and peak 1985 season of 110 RBIs.

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