Nance blasts officiating after Cyclones loss at Colorado
Iowa State coach Lynn Nance criticized the two referees Kent Kurtz and Ron Zetter after the 70-64 loss in Boulder. ISU committed 22 turnovers and Colorado rode 30 made free throws to climb from a seven-game skid. Emmett Lewis led ISU with 19 points while Andrew Parker had 27.
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Boulder, Colo
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Ron Zetzer
Buffaloes
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Craig Austin
Andrew Parker
Chuck Harmison
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Austin
Netherton
Oe Benjamin
Johnson
Podolak recalls Kansas City Chiefs era and Irony in Iowa dinner
Eddie Podolak former Hawkeye nine season Chiefs player teased friends at the Johnson County Club Old Gold Dinner in Iowa City He read from Alex Karras book and joked about Bob Flora Hank Stram and the Chiefs offense of the 70s The remarks touched on NFL history and coaching changes into the present day.
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Hawkeye
Kansas City Chiefs
Eddie
Johnson County
Highlander
Iowa City
Alex Karras
Bob Flora
Karras
Iowa
Podolak
Alex
Bob Cummings
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Hank
Kansas City
New Orleans
John Mecom
Iowa Field House
Nagel recalls Hawaii visit and NFL finances in interview
Eddie Podolak recalls playing at Iowa and a 27 quarter scoring drought. He discusses Ray Nagel now Hawaii athletic director, Lam ar Hunt owner of the Chiefs, and NFL revenue rising with Super Bowl pricing and TV money. He notes $4.8 million per club in TV revenue next year.
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Iowa
Eddie
Podolak
Ray Nagel
University of Hawaii
Ray
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas
New Orleans
NFL
Sid Hartman quotes on Minnesota Gophers basketball roster
The Minnesota Tribune quotes Sid Hartman saying the Gophers would lead the Big Ten with an unbeaten record if Mark Olberding Mark Landsberger and Chad Nelson had remained. Nelson left to Drake where he is a starter. The quote wittily suggests Musselman’s recruits could play in the NBA.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Gophers
Mark Olberding
Mark Landenberger
Chad Nelson
Minnesota
Drake
Olberding
Landsberger
Nelson
Sid
Bill Musselman
NBA
Big Ten
St Patrick's Edges All Saints In Parish Girls Game
St Patrick's nipped All Saints 45 44 in a first round Parish Girls Basketball Tournament at LaSalle High School. Ann Hanson led St Patrick's with 23 while Lisa McCool had 26 for All Saints. Other first round results include St Matthew's over St Joseph's 43 33 Carol Bader 24 and Mary Thinnes 21 for the losers.
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LaSalle High School
Ann Hanson
Lisa McCool
Carol Bader
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St. Joseph’s
Mary Thinnes
St. Pius
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St. Jude’s
St. Ludmila
Michelle Holmes
Jane Chiarmonte
S.C
Patty Staub
Karen Ormsby
LaSalle
Coe rallies to beat Grinnell in Midwest Conference clash
Coe College pinned a 95-82 victory on Grinnell at Moray Eby Field House to move within a half game of second place in the West Division behind Monmouth. Garry Archie and Bill Schmarzo paced the Kohawks, while Frank Orth led Grinnell with 16 points.
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Cornell
Don Tune
Kohawks
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Craig Harberts
Bill Schmarzo
Frank Orth
Roger Warner
Orth
Regis girls topple Lincoln of Stanwood 54 to 50 on Regis court
Cedar Rapids Regis defeated Lincoln of Stanwood 54 50 to square their season record at 11 11. Regis players Regis Nell Sullivan fired 31 points and Jill Murphy added 16 while Patty Steckley led Lincoln with 24 and Kelly Meyer and Carol Pruess each scored 11.
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Jill Murphy
Cedar Rapids
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Lincoln
Stanwood
Regis Court
Royals
Patty Steckley
Kelly Meyer
Carol Pruess
Cedar Rapids Regis
Nell Sullivan
Sonya Stalberger
Jo Good
Tracy Donahoe
Hall
Mary Huber
Connie Winn
Denise Soteras
Denise Cook
YMCA closes facilities for weekend tournaments
Larry Bush announced that Y facilities at the Central YMCA will close this weekend for tournaments. Eighty contestants enter the second annual Eby's Racquetball Tournament with courts blocked 5 p.m. Friday to Sunday. gyms closed 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. The YMCA State Senior Men's Basketball Tournament plays in the new gym Friday night and Saturday.
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YMCA
Spartans Face Iowa Tests In Big Ten Showdowns
Iowa hosts Michigan State at 7 30 tonight at the Iowa Field House and Minnesota Saturday in a TV game as the Big Ten race tightens. Michigan State stars Earvin Johnson and Greg Kelser pace the Spartans while Iowa tries to avoid cellar and Mychal Thompson leads Minnesota with a 21.6 scoring average.
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Purdue
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Tracy Crocker Chooses Iowa Football for Fall
Tracy Crocker, standout running back from Cedar Rapids Kennedy, will enroll at the University of Iowa this fall after informing coach Bob Cummings of his intent to sign the Hawkeyes national letter of intent next Wednesday. He also phoned Earle Bruce about his decision amid heavy recruitment from multiple schools.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
University of Iowa
Greg Reed
Crocker
Iowa
Bob Cummings
Hawkeyes
Iowa State
Earle Bruce
Iowa Daily Press Association
Midwest
Philip Morse Coe Athletic Director Named at Coe College
Philip Morse 47 head of Kenyon College physical education department in Gambier Ohio was named athletic director and department chair at Coe College effective July 1 He succeeds Barron Bremner who resigned Morse has coached at Kenyon and Xavier and played semi pro baseball He will join a committee search for a new wrestling coach and continue as coach for football if needed at Coe
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Coe
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Nussbaum
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Wayne Phillips
Wittenberg University
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Xavier
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Cincinnati Royals
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Salvation Army
Epworth United Methodist Church
Iowa Wesleyan Edges Mount Mercy 75 74 in C MB action
Iowa Wesleyan defeats Mount Mercy 75 to 74 on Wednesday night. Pat Oskroba scores 28 for the Tigers while Mount Mercy’s Brian Litts adds 24 points in the close contest. Mount Mercy drops to 11 8 with the loss.
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Mount Mercy
Brian Litts
Phil Lalo
al Deerberg
Randy Klocke
Ben O'Meara
Joe Hartiob
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J.J. Smothers
al Laurence
Jeff Grant
Jeff Smith
Bob Oskroba
Warren Morgan
Ken Collins
Snowy reports from Midwest ski areas with solid conditions
Grand Rapids Minnesota reports two inches of packed powder and ongoing snowfall at Sugar Hills with skiing described as excellent. Wausau Wisconsin notes skiing excellent at Rib Mountain with three inches of new snow on a 20 inch base. Lacrosse Wisconsin records skiing excellent at Mount LaCrosse with an 18 to 36 inch base and two inches of new groomed snow.
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Wausau
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