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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1979
Page
19
Iowa freshmen Laura Lagen and Karen Kettenacker face top seeds Kathy Jordan and Alycia Moulton of Stanford in the first round of the AIAW championships. The Hawkeye duo, unseeded in doubles, seek experience as rain and travel challenged teams across indoor venues.
Stanford’s Kathy Jordan, ranked world 13, is the No 2 seed behind USC’s Stacey Margolin in the Iowa City singles field. Margolin is world ranked 18 and last year’s AIAW runner up Jeanne Duvall is not competing. Jordan seeks to improve her runner up finish and defend doubles title with Alycia Moulton as top seeds in doubles.
Wilfredo Gomez, a top puncher in the small weight classes, said he faces a difficult choice between attempting a world record 11 defenses by knockout as the super bantamweight champion or seeking new laurels as a featherweight.
An all star cast of college football coaches will lecture in Cedar Rapids on Aug 13 as part of the Iowa High School Football Coaches Association summer clinic at the Sheraton Inn. Speakers include Tom Osborne Hayden Fry Donnie Duncan and others guiding prep coaches and players.
The coach committee lined up Decorah's Dick Wuest and Fort Dodge's Doug Black among others for a football coaching clinic. Speakers include Terry Stevens of Sioux City East and out of state coaches Gary Zauner and John Gross. Attendees contact Jack Fisk at Jefferson High School Cedar Rapids 52405.
The NBA approves the New Orleans Jazz relocation to Salt Lake City drawing support from Chamber of Commerce with 3,000 ticket pledge offers while University of Utah officials fear competition may hurt attendance and media promotion for Utah teams and colleges.
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