AIAW panel urges ACE to mediate intercollegiate athletics
A 10 member AIAW panel urged the American Council on Education to intervene in the crisis in women’s intercollegiate athletics. The resolution calls for ACE to enlist NAIA and NCAA representatives and AIAW leadership to ease tensions among national governing bodies amid funding and equal opportunity issues. Christine Grant, co president, says neutral CEO leadership is overdue.
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Langhurst to Play Six Exhibitions This Weekend
Langhurst Motors of Marion the defending women's regional softball champion will play six exhibition games at Ellis Park. The schedule includes a 7 and 8:30 p.m. double header against West Allis Bankettes tonight and another Sunday starting at noon, plus a 4:30 p.m. meeting with Iowa City Sunday. West Allis placed third nationally last year.
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Iowa State signs Wisconsin golfer to join ISU golf team
Iowa State University announces the signing of Wisconsin golfer Dave Hackworthy Jr to play for the men’s golf team next season. Hackworthy led Madison high school to a runner up in the state parochial meet and placed third in the Wisconsin state meet.
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Appleton Breaks Cedar Rapids in 13th
Kim Carroll led off the 13th with a double, then scored on a ground ball as Appleton edged Cedar Rapids 4-3. Dennis Vasquez earned the win as Newt Box took the loss. Other Midwest League results: Burlington 7 Wisconsin Rapids 3, Waterloo 3 Quad Cities 2, Clinton 5 Wausau 2.
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Reds Name Emil Drzayich Player of the Week
Emil Drzayich, first baseman from Boise Idaho, was named Cedar Rapids Reds Player of the Week after going 9 for 27 with four home runs and seven RBIs. He sparked a 13th inning win over Wisconsin Rapids with a go ahead homer and leads the team with 14 homers 45 RBIs and a .479 on base percentage.
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Padres Edge Cubs 2-1 in Pitching Duel
Dave Cash homered for the Padres as Bob Shirley and Rollie Fingers held the Cubs to two runs for a 2-1 victory. The win snapped San Diego’s three-game skid while Chicago dropped deeper into the skid pile.
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Frieden wins at Hawkeye Downs in first feature victory
Mike Frieden of Cedar Rapids edged Curt Hansen of Dike with nine laps to go to capture his first feature win in the 25 lap race at Hawkeye Downs. Frieden praised his and Jerry Brown’s homework while noting budget limits and lack of sponsors.
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Hoch sets pace with 11 under in Quad Cities Open second round
Scott Hoch fired a 66 at Oakwood CC to reach 11 under 129, tying the low 36 hole record and extending his lead in the Quad Cities Open. Hoch, 24, from Raleigh, NC, led Mike Sullivan, Howard Twitty, and Tom Jones by four strokes as the field moved toward weekend rounds.
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Raleigh
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Len Nielsen
Mike Sullivan
Ocala
Fla
Howard Twitty
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Tulsa
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West Branch golfer tied for first in Iowa Amateur
Brad Schuchat of Des Moines shot three under par 69 to join Dave Rummels 22 of West Branch atop the Iowa Amateur Golf standings at Des Moines Country Club. Two‑day total 143 for the leaders, with Tim Joselyn 16 of Fort Dodge at 145 and Ivan Miller 145.
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Fort Dodge
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Newton
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