Iowa Hawkeyes Eye Improvement Through Freshmen and Defensive Upgrades
The article details Iowa football's spring prospects under coach Ray Nagel, noting several promising freshmen including Dan McDonald and Layne McDowell. It contrasts recent Big Ten results and Indiana's rise, and mentions Iowa State's season opener with Buffalo and Buffalo coach Doc Urich observing Majors' changes at Iowa State.
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Punchy Fisteras
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Jowa
Ray Nagel
Ton
Jawa
Iowa State
Buffalo
Ames
Doc Urich
Ara Parseghian
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Cyclones
John Majors
I-State
Majors
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Vern Skripsky
Cedar Rapids
Steve Powers
Rockford
Bob Brouillette
Sioux City
Powers
Brouillette
West Wins District Track Title as Lane Shines
Jefferson's Doug Lane delivered his best field events showing of the season at Kingston Stadium on Saturday. The J-Hawks led early but Waterloo West surged, finishing last in most events yet clinching the team title with 66 points after the final event, the mile relay, leaving Jefferson short of the crown.
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Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Hawks
Illinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Iowa City
Tom Finley
Kingston Stadium
Waterloo East
Bob Beltran
Jeff
Gary Benson
Wash
Sandy Waller
Beltran
Finley
Jefferson
Doug Lane
J-Hawks
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West
Lane
Gazette
Carl Franks
Whites Rally Past Reds In Iowa State Intrasquad Scrimmage
Iowa State's White team defeated the Red 20 to 14 in a spring intrasquad scrimmage as John Warder led with eight completions in 16 attempts and Otto Stowe caught a 17-yard TD. Tisdale was erratic with four completions and two picks, while Roger Gage scored the first White TD on a one-yard plunge.
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John Majors
Tennessee
Iowa State
Majors
John Warder
Obert Tisdale
Waterloo East
Tisdale
Warder
Otto Stowe
Springfield
Stowe
Roger Gage
Estherville
Vern Skripsky
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Skripsky
Reds
Tom Hilden
Ben King
Steve Powers
Tom Butters
Fayette
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Butters
Suns
King
Maury Cox
Cox
Sam Campbell
Sam Davis
Elliott
Cardinals suffer 6-2 loss as Washburn dominates
Cedar Rapids led by Stan Davis before dropping a 6-2 decision to Quad Cities at Memorial Stadium. Greg Washburn allowed six hits and struck out eight in six innings after being loaned from San Jose, ending CR’s four game win streak and keeping Appleton a game back in the standings.
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New York
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Oakes
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Gallagher
Baseball standings and games schedule recap
Standings show Chicago beat New York and Atlanta over Los Angeles. St. Louis edged Houston in 13 innings. San Francisco won over Cincinnati with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh rained out. Today’s matchups include New York at Chicago and Houston at St. Louis among others with various pitcher listings.
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Pittsburgh
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Selma
Nye
Niekro
Dierker
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G. Jackson
McBean
Sadecki
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Sutton
Kelley
Louis
Ale
Mayes delivers walk off hit as Indians topple Orioles
Pinch hitter Lee Maye lined a ninth inning single for an unearned run, lifting the Cleveland Indians to a 4-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore. Sam McDowell set an American League record with 40 strikeouts across three consecutive starts as Cleveland extended its strong stretch.
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Lee Maye
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Sam McDowell
Indians
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