Harper predicts Oklahoma looming for Cyclones defense
Iowa State defensive coordinator Tom Harper told a Cedar Rapids clinic crowd that Oklahoma is the team to beat in the Big Eight and perhaps the world, with Oklahoma strong on offense and Cyclones needing to fix linebacker depth while preparing for next fall. The 1975 clinic featured many high school and college coaches as Drakes stadium hosts the all star game later this week.
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Taok
Cedar Rapids
Jeff
Linn-Mar
Arnold McCoy
Iowa State
Tom Harper
Charles City
Wendell Williams
Fom Harper
Iowa State University
Earle Bruce
Iowa
Tom
Harper
Sooners
Cyclones
Jefferson
Jack Fisk
Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Ralph Pucci
Davenport
Coe
Mayo High School
Rochester
Minn
Bob Reade
Geneseo
Gary Gilson
Davenport West
Wayne Phillips
Coe College
Wayne
Miller Puts Burlington In Finals
Dennis Miller pitched every inning as Burlington beat Waterloo East 2-0 to reach the Class AA final against Davenport Central. Burlington, 45-8, had eight hits led by Mark Ertz with two. Davenport Central advanced by beating West Des Moines Bowling 3-2 on an unearned run in the fifth.
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Marshalltown
Dennis Miller
Burlington
Waterloo East
Grayhound
Davenport Central
Mark Ertz
Miller
West Des Moines
Dave Hoeksema
Mark Gannon
Pinebrenner
Dave Johnson
Tim Rhoads
Grundy Center
Granville Spalding
Spalding
Bancroft St. Johns
Clarinda
Michigan Ride Heads Gopher List
Jim Dutcher of Michigan is the frontrunner for Minnesota's head basketball coach as Bill Musselman departs for the San Diego Suns. The search faces questions over Dutcher's past NCAA incident and Moore sorings of alumni support for Creighton’s Tom Apke, with NCAA recruiting probes involving Minnesota players and Harvey Mackay. Also notes Babe Ruth tournament results at Iowa City and Linn-Mar football equipment checks set for August with doctoring exams.
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Minneapolis, Mion
Jim Dutcher
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
Associated Press
Dutcher
Bill Musselman
San Diego Suns
American Basketball Association
Minnesota
Paul Giel
Eastern Michigan
Tie
Michigan
John Orr
Creighton
Tom
Apke
Omaha
NCAA
Ron Behagen
Rick McCutcheon
Minneapolis
Harvey Mackay
Hingtgen Hagen Win Indian Creek Junior Golf Championship
Hingtgen and Hagen won the Indian Creek Junior Golf Championship in two age groups. In 15-17, Todd Hingtgen shot 72 to win with Pete Hagen second at 75 and Tim Rogers third at 78. In 12-14, John Hagen led with 81, Tom Benkusky 82 second, Dave Thinnes 88 third. Under-12, Mike Benkusky won with 44, Doug Ropp and Jeff Jacobson tied for second at 47.
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Todd Hingtgen
John Hagen
Indian Creek
Pete Hagen
Tim Rogers
Tom Benkusky
Dave Thinnes
Mike Benkusky
Doug Ropp
Jeff Jacobson
Red Hot Royals Rally Threatens AL West Lead
Oakland’s A’s lose to Rangers as Moates drives in three and Perry held to seven hits. Royals win 4-3 over Minnesota, trimming Oakland’s edge to 6 1/2. Orioles sweep Tigers 4-2 and 2-2. Red Sox beat Brewers 5-2 to cut Baltimore’s margin. Cleveland tops Yankees 5-3. White Sox crush California 11-1 as Melton homers twice and drives in five.
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Bruce Lewitt
Af Scorts Weiler
Kansas City
Baltimore
Oakland
Boston Red Sox
Royals
Orioles
Quakland
Gaylord Perry
Joe Rudi
Texas Rangers
Dave Moates
A's
Minnesota
Tony Sotulla
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
California
Mostes
Perry
Moates
Rangers
Reggie Jackson
Bill Melton
Jim Kaat
White Sox
Melton
Softball Hapnitine and Odds Stated in Brief Scoreline
In a fragmented sports snippet, references to Softball Hapnitine percent, Gore's Cherry eight, Boy's three Stam Lasage, Horn two, Silver Dollar twenty one, Lester twenty two, Cargible SMCBW twenty one, Jag mage twenty, CPST two, and Target appear as scattered scores and names without clear context or full action. The readable items suggest a local game or event with multiple teams and players.
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Gore
Lester
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Phillips
Dan Mills
Dubuque Wahlert
Jude Milbert
Dyersville
Beckman
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Sioux City West
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Terry
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Iawa
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van Dyke CO
Hawkeye Body Shop
Center Pointer Point Rd
N.E. x
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Jack McKean
Red Sox
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Denny Doyle
Cecil Cooper
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Dwight Evans
Doug Griffin
Boston
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Jim Northrup
Don Baylor
Rico Carty
Dave LaRoche
Lt. Angels
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Insul- Sound Inc
SAAB
DODGE
Chrysler
8Th St
Ogden & Adams, Inc
Tlumber Co
Sand St.Or
Women’s Metro
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Northwood Knoll
42Nd St
Michelin
America
Michelia
Allens Park
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