UNI Football Prospects Highlight Three Running Backs
Trosky, a former C R Jefferson star, along with Kelly Ellis and Nelson Berry, vie for two starting running back spots at Northern Iowa. Head coach Stan Sheriff notes Berry joined UNI after Coffeyville Junior College title run and praises sophomores' potential. Sheriff hints at a lean offense with one senior on offense and emphasizes defensive speed from junior college recruits.
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C.R. Jefferson
Northern Iowa
Stan Sheriff
UNI
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Kelly Ellis
Waterloo
Nelson Berry
Coffeyville
Kan
Berry
Iowa Central
Fort Dodge
Sheriff
UNI Grid
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Randy Schultz
C.R. Kennedy
Jeff Hamilton
Prairie
Dan Hartung
Linn- Mar
Panther
Steve Sandon
D.M. East
Bill Salmon
Giants zip past Clinton in Midwest League clash
Cedar Rapids beat Clinton 2-0 behind Jeff Stadler's ninth complete game in one hour 57 minutes. Stadler limited Clinton to six hits and 23 infield outs as Cedar Rapids extended their lead in the Southern division. Paul Szymarek contributed two hits and three runs as the Giants prepare for a six game homestand at Memorial Stadium.
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Clinton
Giants
Stadler
Quad City
Burlington
Bob Cummings
Chuck Curry
C.R
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Paul Plinski
Raines
John Lee Robbins
Plinski
Mark Benson
Hardsuck Clinton
Matt Reeves
Borg cruises to win as injury scare eases at Wimbledon
Bjorn Borg, playing through a thigh twinge, overwhelmed Hank Pfister 6-4 6-1 6-3 in 91 minutes on center court. Borg said he felt better as the match progressed and upbeat about his next rounds while coach Lennart Bergelin tempered his earlier scare. Also Friday, McEnroe beat Gullikson and Connors defeated Kriek. upset of the day saw Brad Drewett defeat Victor Pecci.
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Hank Pfister
Wimbledon
England
UPI
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Lennart Bergelin
Pfister
Gazelle
John McEnroe
Tom Gullikson
Tom
Tim
Jimmy Connors
South Africa
Johan Kriek
Victor Pecci
Paraguay
Pecci
ASA District Entries Due for Men’s Softball Tournament
Entry deadline is July 8 for the ASA Men's District Softball Tournament. The entry fee is $52 and includes two new softballs. Mail entries to John Millis at 283 Ray Drive NW 52405 or call 366-7735 before 4 30 p m for more information.
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John Millis
Millis
Ray Drive
McCullough Out of Picture for Houston AD Job
Houston may interview Lavon McDonald of New Mexico and Doug Weaver of Georgia Tech next week for the athletic director post. Barry Munitz notes a third candidate, with Lou McCullough now out of consideration and David Williams previously eliminated. Announcement expected around July 15 to replace Harry Fouke.
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Houston
Lavon McDonald
New Mexico
Doug Weaver
Georgia Tech
University of Houston
Houston Post
Barry Munitz
Central
McDonald
Weaver
Post
Iowa State
Lou McCullough
Dave Williams
Harry Fouke
Mason City coach named Iowa assistant coach
Barry Alvarez, Mason City 4A state champions coach, was named an assistant coach at the University of Iowa. He succeeds Bob Lee who resigned to enter business in Texas. Alvarez, Nebraska graduate and former high school coach in Lincoln and Lexington, had a 21 9 record at Mason City.
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Barry Alvarez
Mason City
University of Iowa
Hayden Fry
Alvarez
Bob Lee
Texas
Nebraska
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Lincoln
Neb
Lexington
Burgettstown
Barry
Fry
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