Casey the Bench Player Leaves Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball
Casey exits the Iowa Hawkeyes after three seasons with 20 career points and a place on the bench. He recalls guarding Roy Marble, joining a memorable 30-5 season, and cherishing trips to NCAA tournaments and the Great Alaska Shootout. He believes he could have played at Division II or III but chose Iowa to pursue a higher goal.
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Reds fall to Springfield 4 2 as slide continues
Cedar Rapids drops a 4-2 Midwest League decision at Memorial Stadium, forcing the Reds into a 10 of 14 loss skid. Manager Paul Kirsch and shortstop Brian Robinson lament scattered offense as Springfield completes a three game sweep and widens the division gap.
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Davis Sparks Athletics To Classic Win Over Royals
Oakland's Mike Davis drove in three runs with two singles as Curt Young won his 9th, Eckersley closed, and the A's beat Kansas City 4-2. Danny Jackson took the loss, holding a 3-10 mark while the Royals praised his pitching despite the skid.
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Giants Lose 5-4 In Extra Inning Fall To Reds
Cincinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants 5-4 in 10 innings as Eric Davis scored the go ahead run after two costly Giants errors. Davis opened the 10th with a single, advanced on a pickoff throw miscue, and scored on Will Clark's misplayed ball.
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Harris Neighbors Life After The Streak In Madrid Victory
Danny Harris, 21, returns to normal life after beating Edwin Moses in Madrid to end the 122 race winning streak. He trains with Iowa State assistant Steve Lynn and trainer Pat Nelson, maintaining a low profile while the sports world adjusts.
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Iowa State University
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Moses says reports of his career overblown after loss
Edwin Moses, 31, the two time Olympic champion and 400 meter hurdles world record holder, rejects retirement talk after being upset by Danny Harris in his first defeat in 123 races. Moses ran 47.69 seconds while Harris posted 47.56 as the No. 1 time that year.
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Cyclones on TV just once during 87 season
Iowa State football will be televised only once in 1987. The Sept. 19 home game versus Iowa appears on state wide TV via WOI TV with KCRG negotiations ongoing. A Tulane opener telecast is planned only for booster clubs.
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