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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1983

Page

17

Fry Eyes Move To Carver Hawkeye Arena

IOWA CITY Hayden Fry, football coach, shows reluctance about his offices adjoining the new Carver Hawkeye Sports Arena and hints at a potential move of the football program. The arena project nears completion as speculation grows.

Don Coxsie Izette Iowa City Carver-Hawkeye Hayden Fry

Fry vents on Iowa room downsizing and future football complex

Hawkeyes coach Fry comments after reducing the Iowa Room size and moving offices inside the Rec Building. He remains hopeful for a dedicated football complex with locker rooms and film rooms, though he notes space limits affect prestige and plans. Elliott expects a future move, with the football offices possibly relocated soon.

Iowa Fry Rec Elliott America Arena

Reds end skid with 8-5 win over Beloit Brewers

Sunshine returns to Memorial Stadium as Cedar Rapids Reds stop a five game losing streak with an 8-5 victory over Beloit. Mike Manfre sparks a four run sixth inning that turns a 4-3 deficit into a lead, aided by Beloit starter Chris Bosio’s wildness and a Williams relief stint.

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Michigan Beats Iowa to Claim Big Ten Baseball Title

Michigan defeats Iowa 12-3 behind Fred Erdmann four hits and four RBIs as Bud Middaugh’s Wolverines win their third Big Ten crown in four years. Kopf improves to 9-0 with six scoreless innings, Sabo hits his 13th homer, Michigan improves to 45-7 while Iowa falls to 32-21 and eyes an at large regional bid.

Ann Arbor Mich Fred Erdmann Michigan Iowa Bud Middaugh Wolverines Chris Sabo Dave Kopf Casey Close Mike Darby

Fatigued Lakers stumble late in Game 1 of NBA finals

The Los Angeles Lakers despite fatigue from three games in five days stayed close but faded in the final minutes as the Philadelphia 76ers won 113 to 107 at the Spectrum. Moses Malone led with 27 points and 18 rebounds, Julius Erving added 20 points, 10 rebounds, and five blocks, while Magic Johnson had 19 points, 11 assists and nine rebounds in the opener.

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Buckeyes Clinch Big Ten Golf Title In Windy Finish

Ohio State dominates the 64th Big Ten Championship at Finkbine with Chris Perry earning medalist honors and leading the Buckeyes to a 44-stroke victory over Indiana. Iowa tied for fourth as Wisconsin slipped, while coach Jim Brown praised his team's performance before the NCAA meet in Fresno.

LaZelle Iowa City Chris Perry Ohio State Fresno Calif Finkbine Buckeyes Indiana Iowa Chuck Zwiener Zwiener Hawkeyes Minnesota Perry Clark Burroughs Waterloo West Prep Tim Koressel Brian Mogg Clinton Greg Ladehoff Koressel Hoosiers Wisconsin Badger Greg Tebbutt Hawkeye Jim Brown Brown Oklahoma State Chris Schenkel Statesboro

Schillig finishes stellar SDSU tennis career in nationals

San Diego State senior Micki Schillig wrapped up a high profile college run at the NCAA women’s national meet in Albuquerque. She reached the top eight in singles and top four in doubles, finishing her amateur career as a two time All America despite a final day setback.

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