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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1978

Page

23

Wash star Maher leads Warriors to undefeated stretch

Mary Beth Maher, Wash high scorer and leading force, earns The Gazette Prep of the Week. The senior guard, 5-11, has boosted the Warriors to a 5-0 start with a 37.0 ppg mark, after transferring from Regis where she played as a freshman.

Cedar Rapids Washington Warriors Wash Mary Beth Maher Gazette Regis Maher Sue Peterson Mary Beth Royals Immaculate Conception Metro Jeanne Nichols Iowa Mom David LeBuhn Des Moines Roosevelt Bob Hersom

IHSAA Expands Board Adds Two Members for Five-Year Terms

The Iowa High School Athletic Association named Larry Rowed Der of Denison and Jack Hoenschel of Centerville to five year terms on the ten member Board of Control. The board oversees all school athletic contests and the expanded body includes two new seats. Six educators were elected to five-year terms on the Representative Council: Don Gerlach Armstrong William Connell Manly North Central Richard Drake Winfield Mount Union William Weddingfeld Elk Horn Kimballton and Larry Parr Ankeny.

Des Moines Larry Rowedder Denison Jack Hoenschel Centerville Iowa High School Athletic Association Board of Control IHSAA Representative Council Don Gerlach Armstrong William Connell Manly North Central Richard Drake Winfield Mount Union William Weddingfeld Elk Horn-Kimballton Larry Parr Ankeny

Corum Named NSFL Defensive MVP For Cedar Rapids Falcons

George Corum, former Cornell standout, earns Most Valuable Defensive Player honors after leading NSFL in tackles. Five Cedar Rapids Falcons make first team, with several others on second and third teams across offense and special roles.

George Corum Cornell Jeff Tritle C.R Gary Marshall Mike James Dennis Paynter Hiram Melendez

Iowa Holds No 1 Rank. Iowa State Drops to Third in Wrestling

Iowa remains on top in Amateur Wrestling News rankings with Wisconsin moving to runner up and Iowa State slipping to third. Oregon State and Oklahoma State follow fourth and fifth as individual Hawkeyes and Cyclones swap spots in several weight classes.

Oklahoma City Okla Iowa Amateur Wrestling News Iowa State Wisconsin Oregon State Oklahoma State Hawkeyes Dan Glenn Syracuse Gene Mills Mills John Bowlsby Notre Dame Bob Golic Bruce Kinseth Mike Land

Hawkeyes’ Hargrave Doubtful Until Semester Start

Iowa center Clay Hargrave remains out until at least January 22 due to a summer school grade issue. The senior, who led the Big Ten last season with about 12 rebounds per game, has sat out the first three games as he seeks eligibility after completing the course but not achieving a qualifying score.

Iowa City Iowa Hawkeyes Clay Hargrave Hargrave Big Ten Hawks Lute Olson

Army fires Homer Smith as coach at West Point

The Army terminated Homer Smith, 47, after a 21-33-1 record in five seasons, including four losses to Navy. The public affairs office announced the contract would not be renewed and athletic director Raymond P. Murphy said a new coach search starts immediately.

NEW York Homer Smith Army Navy U.S. Military Academy West Point N.Y Smith Raymond P. Murphy

Debate on Title IX rules and per capita athletic spending

Margot Polivy of the AIAW argues that new guidelines for Title IX are unclear and overly complex, risking loopholes if decisions hinge on biased views. NCAA official Thomas Hansen notes football and basketball’s distinct status, while warning that mandatory equal per capita expenditures could impose high costs on large universities.

Margot Polivy Association For Intercollegiate Athletics For Women Thomas C. Hansen National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Hansen

Indians land Cruz in trade with Blue Jays

Victor Cruz, 22, was acquired by the Cleveland Indians from Toronto at the winter meetings in Orlando. Manager Jeff Torborg called Cruz one of the best young relievers, with a fastball slider and sinker, and said he could be the stopper for a bullpen that blew 62 one run games last season. Cruz posted a 7-3 record with nine saves and a 1.72 ERA in 32 appearances after being called up from the minors in June.

Orlando Fla Cleveland Indians Victor Cruz Toronto Blue Jays Cruz Jeff Torborg Torborg Indians Toronto

Big Ten Clubs Left Bruised By Ranked Foes In Non-Conference Games

Michigan, Indiana, and Northwestern faced losses against top teams. Michigan dropped 86 84 to Louisville led by Darrell Griffith 25 points. Georgetown beat Indiana 60 54 as Steve Martin scored 12 of 16 in the second half. Northwestern fell 101 57 at Notre Dame.

Michigan Indiana Northwestern Louisville Darrell Griffith Cardinals Georgetown Hoyas Steve Martin Notre Dame Griffith Freedom Hall Bobby Turner Scooter McCray Mike McGee Hubbard Marty Bodnar Johnny Johnson Wolverines Landover Martin Keeps Craig Shelton Eric Floyd Shelton Steve Risley Pace Indiana Mike Woodson Randy Whitman Butch Carter South Bend Kelly Tripucka Rich Branning Irish Wildcats Rick Falk Bob Klaas Larry Lumpkins

ISU tickets lag for Hall of Fame Bowl trip to Birmingham

ISU fans have about 4,300 of 5,300 bowl tickets unsold for the December 20 Hall of Fame Bowl against Texas A&M in Birmingham. Ticket manager Dick Mathias notes travel packages may still shift sales, while Passport Travel’s John Lawson says interest is far below last year.

Ames Iowa State Birmingham Ala Cyclones Texas A & M Dick Mathias Mathias John Skip” Lawson Passport Travel

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