Holmes Gets Extra Year For Hawks
Special to the Garena TOWA CITY Fullback Frank Holmes, a senior, was granted another season of eligibility by the Big Ten to replace the 1989 campaign. Iowa opened spring practice with 14 players, including 4 lettermen, under second-year Hawkeye coach Frank Lauterbur.
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Iowa
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Lauterur
Hawkeye
Lauterbur
Holmes
Big Ten
Wendell Bell
Bouton Ponders Comeback With Rangers Return
Jim Bouton a former 20 game winner for the Yankees may seek a baseball comeback with the Pittsfield Fittsfield Rangers in the Eastern League. Rangers owner Pat McKernan says he has discussed a return possibility while Bouton, after being cut by the Astros, says he is considering staying in baseball. He currently works as a sportscaster with ABC.
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New York Yankees
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Pat McKernan
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American’ Broadcasting Co
Dudley Out With Shoulder Separation For Weeks
Cincinnati Swords announce Rick Daley will miss two to four weeks after suffering a shoulder separation in Sundays game against Richmond.
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Rick Daley
Richmond
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American Hockey League
Expect June Decision in Flood Case
Former Supreme Court justice Arthur J. Goldberg, now Curt Flood’s attorney, argues the reserve clause binds players and violates antitrust laws and the antislavery amendment. He cites a blacklist that harms players across the United States, Mexico, and Japan, as the Justices hear arguments and prepare a June ruling.
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Williams and Kunnert named Monticello MVP co winners
Iowa stars Rick Williams and Kevin Kunnert were voted co MVPs by the Hawkeye basketball squad at Monticello’s annual athletic banquet. Williams led Town with 19.5 points per game and helped upset No. 5 South Carolina, while Kunnert was the Big Ten’s second team pick and top rebounder. Ken Grabinski was named honorary co captain. the event drew over a thousand people including Governor Ray.
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Gary Lusk
Iowa
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Ken Grabinski
Kevin Kunnert
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Xp Schultz
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Kunnert
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Schultz
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Spud Denton
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Graba
Lyn Rowal
Fred
Mims
Monticello Scholarship Group
Finley, Vida Blue Still $20,000 Apart in Talks
Oakland owner Charles Finley says Vida Blue remains about $20,000 apart from his offer as bargaining over a 1972 contract continues. Blue attended a 1 a.m. meeting, offered $50,000 on a condition Finley would not define, and later sought $70,000. Blue has pursued a role with a Los Angeles firm as vice president in charge of public relations while considering baseball terms.
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Ground swell needed for Kinnick stadium action
Gus Schrader notes Iowa athletic board chair De Moyers argued no action on the Nile Kinnick stadium proposal due to lack of public support. He cites widespread letters and editorials praising Kinnick and a large Waterloo Courier photo. He asks what is delaying approval and urges board members to consider broad public sentiment.
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Harmon Voices Support for Renaming Iowa Stadium
Former Michigan star Tom Harmon writes Dr Moyers expressing strong support for honoring Nile Kinnick by renaming the Iowa stadium. He lauds Kinnick as a hero and example for youth, praises his character and athletic achievement, and urges the university and athletes to remember great men and their accomplishments.
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Michigan
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Harmon
Kinciek
Dr. Moyers
Iowa
Iowa Stadium
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Nile
Fider
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Nile Kintich
Postcard Trail From Global Contacts Highlights Winter Sports
The piece notes Mt. and Mrs. Herb Bnudten sending news from the Winter Olympics in Sapporo Japan. Bob Bevenour of Nissen Corp reports from Fairbanks Alaska. Dick Schultz Iowa coach says he sent four Big Ten tenders to cagers and plans further recruiting ahead of the April 19 national letter of intent deadline. The article mentions timing rules and recruitment strategy.
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Sapporo
Japan
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U.S
Bob Bevenour
Nissen Corp
Fairbanks
Alaska
Greelings
North Pate
Bob
Murray
Dick Schultz
Iowa
Ellis Still Has It Despite Elbow Ailment
Dock Ellis, veteran Pirates pitcher, says his elbow pain is improving and he still believes he can perform at a high level. He admits uncertainty about returning to the World Series and criticizes management and travel conditions while outlining his plan to adjust his curveball and workload.
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Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Triand
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