Iowa football players brace for knee injuries and comebacks
Hospital wise two Hawkeye players Paul Hufford and Len Olejniczac face ongoing knee and leg issues from past surgeries. Hufford, a starting defensive tackle, plans to wear a knee brace and hopes to excel while recounting multiple operations. Olejniczac, a wingback, recovered feeling in his foot and toes and plans to play again despite lingering numbness and pacing concerns.
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Sport picks Tennessee No. 1 in college football preview
Sport magazine names Tennessee as the top team in its preview, with Beano Cook and Neil Cohen attributing success to schedule strength and Majors as a two time coach of the year. The piece notes Tennessee’s seven home games, a tough road trip to Birmingham, and the absence of Willie Gault.
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Lenny Moore
David Moon
Alan Cockrell
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Quad City Downs
Cubs spoil Reds big night with 10-5 win
The Quad-City Cubs upset the Cedar Rapids Reds 10-5 at Memorial Stadium in front of 2,846 fans, lifting the Reds in the Central Division race while Cedar Rapids committed five errors and the Cubs collected 13 hits including three triples and four steals. Shawon Dunston highlighted the attack with three hits and a key triple, also stealing his 54th base.
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Pine Tar Game Ends Royals Victory in Court Ruling
The Kansas City Royals beat the New York Yankees 5-4 after a day of appeals both in court and on the field. George Brett’s disputed pine tar homer stood, reviving the game which had been halted with the Royals leading 4-3.
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Presidents pick baseball heroes across the map
In Indiana a survey of prominent figures reveals Reagan admiring Grover Cleveland Alexander, Knight liking Ted Williams, and Digger Phelps naming Mickey Mantle. Other picks include Bud Lewis, Lou Gehrig, Rogers Hornsby and Stan Musial, with Knight and Phelps offering brief reasons for their choices.
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