Kraft turns down UNI post in Cedar Falls
UNI remains in search for an athletic director after finalist Ken Kraft declined the job. Kraft, Northwestern's associate athletic director and former Northwestern wrestling coach, cited desire to remain with Northwestern after visiting Cedar Falls. Curris said the decision is disappointing but respects Kraft's choice and will consider reopening applications.
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Iowa Set To Host No 4 Penn State In Dual Meet
Penn State ranked fourth by Amateur Wrestling News defeated Iowa State 21–19 as 205-pound freshman John Place preserved the win with a 5–5 tie against Darryl Peterson. Iowa counters with two strong 134 and 150-pound contenders and two unbeaten wrestlers in 158 and 177, while lineup decisions hinge on injuries and Midlands results.
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Hula Bowl matchups hinge on aerial duel of Young Bennett
Two top college quarterbacks Steve Young of BYU and Ben Bennett of Duke lead the West and East offenses in the Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium. Jeff Hostetler backs up the East, while Rozier sits out with injury. Ernest Anderson anchors a strong West backfield as Herschel Walker's Georgia pace lingers in memory.
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College stars play for the kids today Shrine East-West game
Sixty six top college players raise pro value and support crippled children at Stanford Stadium in the Shrine East West game. CBS telecasts at 2 p.m. Iowa time. East includes Iowa Levelis and West features Bruce Reimers. Walter Lewis and Wayne Peace quarterback the squads. The game supports Shriners hospitals, having raised over eight million dollars since inception.
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