Nagel to Take Washington State AD Post in July
Nagel, 44, will become Washington State athletic director on July 1, replacing Stan Bales who leaves to become commissioner of the Western AMsWelle conference. He resigns as Town head football coach after his contract was not renewed last December and becomes Iowa coach in 1966. He says he has enjoyed coaching but looks forward to the AD role while at a Pacified conference athletic directors meeting.
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Prairie hosts Class A state track title bid
Prairie aims to halt favored Eagle Grove Cherokee and Storm Lake at Armstrong Field behind Indian Creek. District winners Whiting Stepanek Lyle and Cleppe lead Prairie relays while Independence shines in field events. Linn-Mar faces Cal Dart and Jeff Johnson in key sprints as area hopes ride on strong showings.
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Harding Wins 9th and 7th Titles Versus Wilson
Etienne lands head basketball coach role at Harper Community College in Palatine Illinois after resigning from Coe College Cedar Rapids in January amid athlete code controversy. Coe finished with a weak Midwest Conference record last season. Etienne will teach physical education at Harper.
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Women May Not Race at Downs
St George of Lansing boasted spring base ball results and a racing update noting women may not race at Hawkeye-Downs due to entries. Vern Weber commented that women must have at least eight entries to be included, with seven present last Sunday at Independence.
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Harding dominates dual meet with Wilson in multiple grade divisions
Softhall Harding swept the seventh grade boys and ninth grade boys titles in a Thursday track dual against Wilson. Wilson won its division for the eighth grade while Wilson’s ninth grade girls prevailed 28 to 9.
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Horton Bombs Indians in Thunderous Tigers Win
Willie Horton crushed a two run homer as Detroit beat Cleveland 5 to 3 after a bomb threat delayed play at Cleveland stadium. Horton’s blast came off lefty Steve Mingori as Detroit overcame a 3 2 Cleveland lead late in the game. Manager Billy Martin praised starter Tom Timmerman and Coleman’s competitive effort despite the late miscue.
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Regis Golfers Defeat Prairie in Dual Meet
Regis high school golfers defeated Prairie in a 15 to 179 dual meet led by Gary Kosek who captured medal honors with a 36. Regis junior varsity posted a 163 to 183 win.
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Hurn Leads Northeast Missouri Baseball With 22 RBIs
Mike Hurn former Cedar Rapids Washington standout led Northeast Missouri with 22 runs batted in this season. He launched three home runs two with the bases loaded. Hurn batted .258 as Northeast posted a 47 11 record and set 13 school marks.
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Northeast Missouri
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