Recruiting heated topic at Iowa boys state tourney
At Veterans Auditorium coaches discuss recruiting and rules infractions amid strong emotion. Don Logan notes some schools may violate IHSAA rules while stressing enforcement. Parallel notes include parochial and private schools' recent success and Krejci's officiating debut plus Hall of Fame inductions and ticket statistics.
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Brent Carmichael Earns Second-Team All-Conference Honors
Northern Iowa senior guard Brent Carmichael from East Moline Illinois earns second unit AMCU all league basketball honors. He averages 9.6 points 4.9 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game for the season.
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Tamara McKinney Clinches W Cup Women’s Overall
Tamara McKinney secured the women's overall World Cup title in Furano Japan, completing a sweep for the United States as she became the first American to win the season-long championship.
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Cedar Rapids Competes to Host 1985 Golden Gloves
Cedar Rapids pursues the 1985 Golden Gloves national boxing tournament with a four member delegation presenting to a Golden Gloves committee in Albuquerque New Mexico. Delegation includes Marryce Heidt June Miell Maury Hachey and John Conners. The 1983 national tournament will be held in Albuquerque next week and a decision on 1985 site will be announced Thursday.
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Spinks Wins Unanimous Decision for Light Heavyweight Title
Michael Spinks defeats Dwight Braxton by unanimous 15 round decision in Atlantic City to claim the undisputed light heavyweight crown. Spinks improves to 26-0 with 16 KOs. Braxton falls to 19-2-1. Each fighter earns $1.6 million.
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Regis captures 2A crown with late rally
Regis Cardinals defeat Maquoketa 60s era finish as Kirk Haefner and Dick Breitbach lead with 16 and 23 points respectively. John Bolliner key free throws helps trim deficit while John Lawrence earns all tournament honors. Art Sathoff and Kris Anderson also named to all tournament team.
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Dick Breitbach
Iowa Falls
Art Sathoff
Cadets
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Kirk Hoerner
Tom Breitbach
Anton Petrzelka
Gable Targets Soviet Challenge in Cedar Rapids Meets
Dan Gable leads Americans against the Soviet wrestling team at Five Seasons Center Cedar Rapids on March 30 after guiding Iowa and USA Wrestling. The event follows the World Cup in Toledo where Gable aims to boost crowd support to intimidate Soviet rivals and maximize American performance. The lineup features Barry Davis Randy Lewis Jim Zalesky Chris Campbell Lou Banach and Pete Bush alongside Soviet stars led by Ivan Yarygin.
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Gable chosen national wrestling coach and aims to boost crowds
Tim Johnson announced Dan Gable as national wrestling coach citing his past as competitor and coach. Gable will name four assistants, mostly voluntary, as ABC will air highlights of NCAA tournament. Iowa won its sixth straight title with 155 points and four champions.
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NAIA Eyes Cedar Rapids as Home for Women’s Tournament
A Cedar Rapids bid won enthusiastic support from NAIA officials and coaches for moving the women’s basketball tournament to the Five Seasons Center. No contract yet. a July 1 signing deadline and potential 1984 date shifts could delay the move. Dr. Russell Anthony leads the delegation citing Shrine Temple sponsorship and strong community backing as key advantages.
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