49ers Bengals Set Rematch in Super Bowl XXIII
The 1982 Super Bowl XVI history notes the 49ers and Bengals meeting again in Miami for XXIII. Joe Montana MVP led San Francisco to a 26-21 win, ending AFC dominance, with Walsh and Wyche sharing praise as they face a likely close, exciting rematch.
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Bill Walsh
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Montana
Terry Bradshaw
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Eric Wright
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Ronnie Lott
Randy Cross
Keena Turner
Mike Wilson
Pete Kugler
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Giants' Nelson Fights Return of Hodgkin's Disease
Karl Nelson, who beat Hodgkin's disease to rejoin the Giants in 1988, faces a cancer recurrence. Sources say cancer is no longer in remission and details on treatment vary. Nelson missed 1987 after diagnosis and had been undergoing periodic checkups. He played 1984 86 and led 1986 with 111 key blocks.
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Giants
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Iowa State
Van Thournout scores career best in Prairie win over LaSalle
Shirley Van Thournout posts 36 points and 12 rebounds as Cedar Rapids Prairie defeats LaSalle 71 to 49 in a non conference girls basketball game. Connie Fangmann adds 19, Diane Zalesky 10, Prairie leads 30 26 at halftime and wins fifth straight after Van Thournout moved to post.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
LaSalle
Hawks
van Thournout
Connie Fangmann
Diane Zalesky
Bridget Kern
Gidget Kern
Mandy Gearhart
Lisa Peterson
Sissy Sanchez
Dacey Waldron
Jessica Patten
Shelly Swindler
Julie Driscoll
Justine Baldus
Barb Steffen
Coe women rout Illinois College in 1st half surge
Coe used a 47-21 first half to beat Illinois College 83-69 at Moray Eby Fieldhouse. Kohawks improve to 6-6 overall and 1-1 in the Midwest Conference while Illinois College is 4-2 and 1-1. Michel Reick enbacker led Coe with 18 points and multiple fast break scores. Lorber contributed 17 points and 10 rebounds, Herzberg 16, Clark 13, Piasecki 10.
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Illinois College
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Kohawks
Michel Reickenbacker
Sharon Lorber
Christie Herzberg
Traci Clark
Julie Piasecki
Lorber
Hall of Famer Bill Terry Dies at 90 in Jacksonville
Hall of Famer Bill Terry, last NL player to hit .400, died at 90 from natural causes in Jacksonville where he had lived since 1949. The New York Giants star spent all 14 MLB seasons there, hit .401 in 1930, compiled a .341 lifetime average, drove in 100+ runs for six straight seasons, and finished with 1 078 RBI. He also served as player-manager for the Giants from 1932 to 1941.
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Jacksonville
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Bill Terry
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New York Giants
Silver Bullets land Jeff Cook in three team deal
Cedar Rapids obtains rights to 6 foot 10 center Jeff Cook through a three team CBA trade with La Crosse and Albany. Cook is not on the roster and may be used as insurance or in a potential future trade. Cook has NBA experience with Phoenix Cleveland San Antonio and Utah averaging 5.3 points and 4.5 rebounds in 518 games.
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