Iowa Hawkeyes Star Dwight Sistrunk Indicted on Cocaine Charge
The Des Moines federal indictment accuses Dwight Sistrunk former Iowa football defensive back of possession with intent to distribute five ounces of cocaine. Hayden Fry defends the program noting most players are clean while acknowledging the big impact on public perception.
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Dwight Sistrunk
Iowa
Des Moines
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Hawkeye
Hayden Fry
Nile Kinnick
Hawks
Iown
Gazette
Fry
University of Iowa
Chuck Hartlieb
Chuck Hartliebs
Doak-Davis Heads to Seoul as Alternate at Trials
Doak-Davis finished fourth in her 10 000 meters and earned an alternate spot for Seoul. Florence Griffith Joyner set a 200 meter US record earlier, while Greg Foster advanced in the 110 meter high hurdles despite a broken arm. Foster showed resilience in rounds before semifinals and finals to come.
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Seoul
Indianapolis
U.S
Florence Griffith Joyner
Greg Foster
University of Iowa
Nan Doak- Davis
Griffith Joyner
Valerie Brisco
Foster
Barry Davis
Lynn Nelson
Francie Larrieu-Smith
Lynn Jennings
Red Sox extend nine game win streak in odd fashion
Boston slugs to a 4-3 win over Chicago as Larry Parrish drives in two and Wade Boggs scores the winner on a seventh inning double play grounder. Manager Joe Morgan remains undefeated since taking over. Fenway runs mark 14 straight wins at home.
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Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Joe Morgan
Larry Parrish
Parrish
Texas
Marty Barrett
Wade Boggs
Dwight Evans
Todd Benzinger
Chicago
Steve Lyons
Morgan
John McNamara
Fenway Park
Hempstead Mustangs Rally to Top Kennedy in Substate Showdown
Hempstead defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 6-2 in a Class 4A substate semifinal, riding a five run fifth highlighted by Ben Rousch’s grand slam. The win puts Hempstead at 20-13 and into a Monday final against Cedar Falls at 7 30 p m, after holding Kennedy to a .235 batting clip and receiving solid work from Tony Potts and strong defense.
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Mustangs
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Marion
Ben Rousch
Cedar Falls
Hempstead
Tony Potts
Kennedy
Tom Oberfoell
Potts
Dubuque
Cougar
Tony Booth
Booth
McGuire
Linn-Mar
Jeff Rapp
Scott Kerns
Dave Schenck
Rousch
Jim Callahan
Randy Johnson
Jefferson Advances to Class 4A Substate Final in 5-3 Win
Jefferson baseball, 29-8 and ranked No.3, beat Fort Madison 5-3 at Bruner Field to reach the Class 4A substate final against Davenport Central. Mark Waldruff stole three bases and drove in runs. Potts overwhelmed Kennedy with 12 strikeouts as Kennedy catcher Tony Booth homered.
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Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
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J-Hawks
Davenport Central
Clinton
Brooks leads Hartford Open after two rounds
Mark Brooks shot 65 to take a one stroke lead over Roger Maltbie and Clark Burroughs at the Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open. Burroughs added a 66 with a 192-yard eagle from the rough, while Maltbie posted 68 as rain softened greens produced many birdies.
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Cromwell
Conn
Mark Brooks
Roger Maltbie
Clark Burroughs
Waterloo
Sammy Davis
Burroughs
Maltbie
Brett Upper
Donnie Hammond
Mark Calcavecchia
Wayne Levi
Brad Faxon
Blaine McCallister
Hardee
TPC
Ohio State University
Hartford
First-round 67 puts Lewis in Amateur lead at Iowa
Ed Lewis of Waterloo shot 3-under 67 to lead the 86th Iowa State Amateur after round one at Dubuque Golf and Country Club. The 18-year-old University of Iowa golfer had five birdies on the front nine but three-putted three greens on the back. Par-70 group includes Max Simpson Lee Sullivan Bruce Westmeier. Second round today with final Sunday.
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Ed Lewis
Waterloo
Lewis
University of Iowa
Max Simpson
Ottumwa
Lee Sullivan
Johnston
Bruce Westmeier
Dubuque Golf and Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Scott Carnes
Iowa
Scott Chipokas
Tom Louden
Fairfield
Craig Westmeier
Bruce
Gregg Winkel
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