Schembechler Named Michigan Athletic Director Amid Football Focus
Bo Schembechler takes over as Michigan athletic director replacing Don Canham who retired after twenty years. He says he will continue coaching football and aims to balance revenue from the sport with executive duties. The Big Ten figure criticizes national playoff talk while praising conference emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Schembechler
Michigan
Schembechler
Don Canham
Canham
Wolverines
Bill Frieder
Big Ten
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Indiana
Penn State
Florida State
Miami
Red Sox Acquire Boddicker From Orioles For Two Prospects
Boston lands veteran right-hander Mike Boddicker from Baltimore in exchange for outfielder Brady Anderson and pitcher Curt Schilling. Boddicker will join the rotation likely to face Milwaukee as Dennis Boyd hits the 15 day DL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Mike Boddicker
Baltimore Orioles
Lou Gorman
Milwaukee
Red Sox
Boddicker
Brady Anderson
Curt Schilling
Gorman
Norway
Iowa
University of Iowa
Dennis
Boyd
Anderson
Pawtucket
Schilling
New Britain
Red Sox trade gives Norway new pennant buzz
Norway Iowa shifts baseball fever as Mike Boddicker moves from the Orioles to the Red Sox. Locals rally behind the new team with shopkeepers and fans swapping allegiances and tuning to Red Sox games at J P S Railroad Street Connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Norway
Iowa
Boston Red Sox
Mike Boddicker
Orioles
Red Sox
Sheryl van Scoyoc
Boddicker
Jim van Scoycc
J.P.S
Railroad Street Connection
John Pickart
Pickart
Centerville Stages Rally For 4 3 Victory Over LaSalle
Centerville erased a 3-1 deficit with a sixth inning flare and Mike Miller’s 22nd home run, then Kurt Clapton’s single in the seventh delivered a 4-3 win over Cedar Rapids LaSalle in the Class 3A state tournament. Miller won the game in relief with Scott Wallberg earning the decision. LaSalle ends 25-9, Matt Young takes the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Centerville
Mike Miller
Kurt Clapton
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Oelwein
Inwood West Lyon
LaSalle
Scott Wallberg
Miller
Wallberg
Brett Emanuel
Jason Techau
Clapton
Chad Campbell
Young
Dave Close
Jonathan Mathews
Matt
Close
Rich wins 18 and under at Life Investors Iowa Open
Sioux City's Travis Rich beat Cedar Rapids' Todd Shale 6-3 6-7 7-6 to claim the boys 18 and under title at the Veterans Memorial Tennis Center in Cedar Rapids. He then teamed with Dave Brick to take the 18 doubles crown over Jeff Nielson and Brett Boyson. Rich also remarks on tough matches and his strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Ogden Gazette
Sioux City
Travis Rich
Rich
Cedar Rapids
Todd Shale
Life Investors
Veterans Memorial Tennis Center
Shale
Des Moines
Dave Brick
Iowa City
Jeff Nielson
Brett Boyson
Marion
Sergeant Bluff-Luton
Heather Mowrey
Waterloo
Lisa Gronoski
Janelle Hankner
Mets beat Pirates 1-0 as Elster homers late
Mets pitcher Bob Ojeda and Pirates ace John Smiley dueled through seven-plus innings until Kevin Elster delivered a solo homer in the eighth, breaking a 0-0 deadlock. Elster’s shot gave New York a 1-0 win at Shea, extending the division lead to three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Bob Ojeda
John Smiley
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kevin Elster
Elster
Mets
Shea Stadium
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ojeda
Smiley
The
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hlas
Birds
Cubs
Milwaukee Brewers
Fenway Park
Keith Vols
J.p.’S
Volz
Oakland A’s
Kencharipar
Boddickers American Legion
Matt Young
Comfort
Nikki Uelze
Bucs