Debbie Cooey Molds Water Ski Jumping Records From Iowa
Debbie Cooey of Delhi Iowa the 1974 Maquoketa Valley graduate and Wartburg junior to be won the women’s division at the National Water Ski Jumping championships August 18 22 at Christopher Lake Miami Florida and again at the 1975 nationals in Tomahawk Wisconsin She is unbeaten in two years with a single near miss in 1974 and credits hard practice and a Hartwick Huskies club as key to her success.
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Midwest ski jumper Debbie Covey tops national meet
Debbie Covey of Delhi leads a strong Midwest presence in national women ski jumping. The Bartwick Marina owner’s daughter trains daily on open water, aims for a spring national title, and plans marriage after college. Her father suffered a severe leg injury from a water ski accident recently.
Late Models Race Friday at Hawkeye Downs
The Hawkeye Downs program in Cedar Rapids begins Friday at 7 30 with time trials followed by heats two consolation races and features for sportsman and late model. Ed Sanger of Waterloo leads Curt Hansen of Dike by 180 points with two regular-season nights remaining.
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Saints release Iowa's Peiffer
New Orleans of the National Football League released former Iowa defensive tackle Warren Peiffer. A Keota native, Peiffer suffered a broken arm in the Hawkeyes second game last season.
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ISU's Krepfie On Inactive List
Former Iowa State player Keith Kerepfie has been placed on the inactive list by the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League.
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Three Hawkeyes Win Academic and Athletic Honors
Iowa City awards honor three Hawkeyes Bob Elliott Cal Wulfsberg and George Wakerlin for achievements in academics and sports Elliott 28 average Big Ten Medal of Honor graduate assistant on Hawkeye staff Wulfsberg 4 3 13 average co captain of basketball team Big Ten record for assists and high free throw accuracy Wakerlin 356 average pre med senior gymnast third in Big Ten high bar and multiple nine point scores
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Lottery Could Spread To Pro Football Plague Warns Courts
A Delaware lottery case could legalize pro football pools and redirect billions in betting to state coffers. NFL and MLB commissioners warn of widespread corruption if gambling expands, citing past scandals from college hoops to baseball and boxing.
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Steelers Cowboys Showdown Invites Super Bowl X44 Flair
Steelers and Cowboys meet in a nationally televised tuneup game with pride at stake. Dallas aims to rebound from a 1-3 preseason, while the Steelers seek to rebound from a 17-9 exhibition loss to the Giants as AFC and NFC rivals clash in a high profile week two showcase.
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Phils Win On Tug’s Theory In 12th Inning Rally
In a 4 to 3 Philadelphia comeback over Cincinnati, Tug McGraw’s playful “problem and solution” and “frozen snowball” theories frame a late inning rally. Jay Johnstone, Garry Maddox, and Greg Luzinski spark a six-run game, while Johnny Bench and Dan Driessen rally the Reds in a tense finish.
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Amana Girls Trip Cedar Rapids LaSalle in 15 0 Softball Win
Amana dominated Cedar Rapids LaSalle 15 0 as Jennifer Berger pitched a one hitter and Emly Zuber hit a home run. Berger allowed an 11th inning single to Mary Meek while Betsy Trumpold added two hits for Amana.
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