Hawks rely on free throws as Iowa beats Michigan State
Iowa, coached by Tom Davis, foul-prone assists to a 103-87 win over Michigan State in East Lansing. The Hawkeyes shot 41 free throws to 16 for the Spartans, led by B J Armstrong with 20 points as Davis stresses disciplined defense and interior offense.
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First-half lapse ends Kirkwood season in Juco tourney loss
Clinton beat Kirkwood 107 to 90 in the Region XI Juco Tournament quarterfinals. Kirkwood finishes 23-8, while Clinton improves to 25-7 and advances to the semifinals. Kelvin McCain leads Clinton with 26 points and Steve Harris and Chad Schreader add 20 each. Mike Ivester scores 32 with 11 rebounds for Kirkwood.
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Iowa swimmers amplify second with record 800 free relay
Iowa's John Davey won the 400 yard individual medley and Marc Long took the 100 butterfly as the Hawkeyes remained in second place at the Big Ten Meet in Indianapolis. The 800 free relay of Davey, Gavin Lilley, John Wilson and Eric Bacon set an Iowa record at 6 30.11, while Michigan led with 464 to 413. Competition ends today.
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Himes and McLaughlin Reach Semis in Division III Wrestling
In Wheaton Illinois Mike Himes of Upper Iowa and Dave McLaughlin of William Penn advanced to the NCAA Division III wrestling semifinals securing all American status. Himes dominated at 190 pounds with three wins including a first round pin and two decisions while McLaughlin earned a bye then two straight wins at 150.
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NCAA cites milder sanctions for Kentucky basketball case
The NCAA amended its wording but kept conclusions after ruling Kentucky violated rules. Enforcers disclosed eight of 33 named figures were not interviewed in the joint probe with the university. The Herald Leader’s Pulitzer winning series alleged illegal rewards to recruits spanning the 1970s.
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Fields named first black head coach in Minnesota women’s athletics
LaRue Fields, previously interim coach, becomes Minnesota’s first black head coach in women’s athletics. She signs a three year deal with a 1988-89 salary of 38,500, amid Hanson’s resignation and prior controversy over an on court incident with Molly Tadich.
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Bears seek stock majority as Halas heirs deal announced
The Chicago Bears plan to buy nearly 20 percent of the team from heirs of George S. Halas Jr., a move that would give a rival family faction near full ownership. Other items include suspensions in Illinois football and NFL leadership changes, plus golf and racing notes from the circuit.
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Strong showing lifts UNImatmen to early NCAA West Regional lead
Northern Iowa tops the early West Regional at Notre Dame with 934 points, edging Eastern Illinois and host Notre Dame. UNI stars Kurt Shedenhelm, Chris Lembeck, Joel Greenlee, and Mike Schwab won key bouts while Vance Light and Jon Anderson won for Drake. Rod Lyman lost in the first round to Chris Geneser. Top two finishers and one wildcard advance to Ames championships.
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Wrestling: Dual tournament features top wrestlers and titles
Williams loses first time this season ending 37-1 and 111-2-1 career while Mount Vernon eyes momentum after a fourth place regional finish. Dowling leads with four state champs as Prairie John Kimball plans upset and aims to disrupt Dowling’s title bid.
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