Iowa Hawks Top Northwestern 66-47 In Big Ten Slam
Iowa defeated Northwestern 66-47 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena to move to 4-2 in the Big Ten, tying Minnesota for second place while Illinois and Michigan lead. Lorenzen started in place of injured Michael Payne and sparked a late 8-3 run as Northwestern collapsed in the final nine minutes.
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Hawkeyes
Wildcats
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Iowa
Falk
Michael Payne
Payne
al Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Raveling
Northwestern
Michael
Waggoner Chooses Iowa Over Iowa State In Big School Commitment
Iowa lands 6-8 Chuck Waggoner, 235 pounds, after whittling options to Iowa and Iowa State following strong recruiting interest from about 100 schools. He dates back to a first-team all state season, plays basketball center, and helped Sutherland reach a state title.
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Iowa
Sutherland
Chuck Waggoner
Waggoner
Iowa State
Hawkeyes
Kansas City Rockhurst
Mike Ertz
Mark Stoops
Youngstown
Ohio
Dave Benoit
Arlington Heights
Ill
Benoit
Iowa Newspaper Association
Tigers
ISU
Dave Clayberg
Clayberg
Chuck
West Burlington
Eric Higgins
Wayne
Corydon
Tork Hook
Myron Keppy
Durant
Ellsworth Community College
Blocking rules liberalized for college football
NCAA Rules Committee relaxed blocking rules allowing full arm extension on running and passing plays. The kickoff touchback rule reverts to placing the ball at the 20 yard line after a touchback. Changes announced at NCAA headquarters after meeting in Point Clear Alabama.
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David M. Nelson
Wathan Welcomes Sundberg Amid Royals Catcher Shuffle
John Wathan opens to Sundberg joining Kansas City as Royals catchers compete for 1985 roster. He notes potential rest needs for Slaught, hopes for about 100 at bats, and shares plans for spring training in Fort Myers. Wathan discusses family, broadcasting interest, and ties to Cedar Rapids.
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Sundberg
Royals
Don Slaught
Slaught
U of Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
Blue Springs
Kansas City
Nancy
Janet
Sundbergs
Orlando Sanchez
Luis Pujols
Russ Stephens
Omaha
Fort Myers
Fla
George Brett
Bernie Schuller
Wathans
Dusty
John
Derrick
Dina
The
Jim
Florida
Cedar Hills
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