Record-holders spin tales from golf to Iowa sports
A collage notes Mancil Davis tying Art Wall’s 41 hole-in-one record, asks where two airline tickets would land Dick Versace, and follows garden duties at Veterans Memorial Stadium with Brad Lesley and Tim Stout. Also mentions Sam Snead, Rickey Henderson, Lou Brock, Harry Stovey, and journalism moves of Nolan Zavoral and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wall
Art
Houston
Mancil Davis
Davis
Dick Versace
Bradley
Athens
Greece
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Chuck Fulton
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Reds
Brad Lesley
Waterbury
Ogeegosh
Oakland
Rickey Henley Henderson
Henderson
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry D. Stovey
Philadelphia
University of Iowa
Jim Zabel
WHO Des Moines
Nolan Zavoral
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Pirates scout Haak’s remarks shock team owner and players
Howie Haak called for more white players on the Pirates prompting John W. Galbreath to denounce the remarks as shocking and not reflecting the club’s views. Bill Madlock defended Haak while saying the scout spoke the truth about roster balance among minorities and whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh Pirates
John W. Galbreath
Howie Haak
Bill Madlock
Haak
Pirates
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Galbreath
Hank
Dan Galbreath
Madlock
Howie
Pittsburgh
Bowie Kuhn
Harding
Pete’ Peterson
Kuhn
the Post-Gazette
ACC and Big Eight split on 3 point shot and shot clock
Big Eight coaches rejected a plan for a three point basket and a 30 second shot clock for 1982 83. ACC coaches approved a 30 second clock and three point field goal for next season, predicting more exciting play and faster pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACC
Big Eight
Iowa State
Johnny Orr
Missouri
Norm Stewart
Oklahoma
Billy Tubbs
Stewart
Big Ten
Maryland
Lefty Driesell
NCAA
Bob James
Charles Taff
Hutchins Fans 18 as Collins Triumphs
Gary Hutchins struck out 18 over four innings to power Collins Radio to a 5-0 major open win over Fowler Electric at Ellis Park. Tom Busch and Gordy Pisarik sparked the offense with timely hits while LeRoy Wegmann and Dick Machacek drove in runs. Thenhaus (0-2) took the loss as Collins improved to 1-1 and Modern Piping prepared to face Vigortone for the first-half showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Herndon
Detroit Tigers
Oakland A’s
Oakland
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Herndon
Tigers
A’s
Dave McKay
Jeff Burroughs
Lance Parrish
Mike Norris
Rickey Henderson
Jack Morris
RBI
Enos Cabell
Kirk Gibson
Baltimore
Tom Brunansky
Ron Washington
Minnesota
Twins
Orioles
St. Louis
Forsch
White Sox
Rangers
Chicago
Greg Luzinski
Lamarr Hoyt
Hoyt
Texas
Jim Kaat
Comiskey Park
Carlton Fisk
Yankees
Royals
Kansas City
Ken Griffey
Ron Guidry
New York
Guidry
Allie Reynolds
Wazene
Gary Hutchins
Collins
Hutchins
Fowler Electric
Ellis Park
Gregg Bosch
Fowler
Tom Busch
Washington High School
Gordy Pisarik
Busch
LeRoy Wegmann
Pisarik
Wegmann
Barry Ernst
Dick Machacek
Cal Ernst
Dick Thenhaus
Thenhaus
Jerry Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Modern Piping
Vigortone
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By Gus Schrader
Sam Snead
Bobby Unser
Bobby
Zavoral
Iowa City Press Citizen
John Cloyed
Coe
Northwestern
Medill School of Journalism
Milwaukee Journal
Minneapolis Tribune
American College Testing Program
Iowa City
Dale Brown
Louisiana State University
Iowa
Lute Olson
North Dakota
Brown
Seattle Mariners
Todd Cruz
Boston
Glenn Hoffman
Fenway Park
Hoffman
Bud Bulling
Wbnstv
Dan
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
San Francisco
Seattle
Cleveland
Toronto
California
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Montreal
San Diego
Los Angeles
Bob Horner
Chris Chambliss
Mets
Gary Rajsich
Astros
Phillies
Alan Ashby
Scott Loucks
Mariners
Red Sox
Floyd Bannister
Bruce Bochie
Bannister
Indians
Blue Jays
Toby Harrah
Dale Murray
Angels
Brewers
Steve Renko
Bobby Grich
Renko
Cardinals
Padres
Bob Forsch
Bob Forsch Blanks
The
Sun Belt
Orr
Nebraska
Moe Iba
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Johnny
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