Iowa Board Eyes 1977 Football Matchup With Iowa State
The University of Iowa athletic board authorized Athletic Director Forest Evashevski to approach Iowa State about resuming a football game in 1977 on the Hawkeyes’ open date. The move follows recent cross‑campus freshman contests and aims to improve institutional relations after decades of tension.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Athletic Board
Iowa State
Iowa Board
Forest Evashevski
Clay Stapleton
SUI Board In
University of Iowa
Evashevski
Hugh Kelso
Sam Fahr
Yaz Halts Dry Spell With Homer for Red Sox Win
Carl Yastrzemski slugged a two run homer in the first and Rico Petrocelli added a two run shot as Boston beat Minnesota 9-7. Lee Strange delivered the decisive run with a seventh inning single and strong relief pitching sealed the victory. Other AL results included Brunet’s four hitter for Cleveland and a 1-0 Yankees win in 13 innings.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Lee Strange
Strange
Red Sox
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
George Brunet
California
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Oakland
Rico Petrocelli
Yaz
Sox
UNI Ousted From Meet By Regional Losses
Northern Iowa fell 11 3 to Arkansas State and 6 2 to Southern Colorado State to exit the Midwest Regional baseball tourney. Wayne Pitcock hit two two run homers as Darnell wandered with four wild pitches. Kirz Mayer produced key hits and scoring in the opener.
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Mankato
Minn
Northern Iowa
Arkansas State
Southern Colorado State
Panthers
Doug Darnell
Rick Kirz
Tom Mayer
Kirz
Mayer
Bourg and McGuire
Wortsmith
Darnell
McGrath
Anderson
L—Darnell
Pitcock
Foster Defeats Tiger for Light Heavyweight Title
Bob Foster won the light heavyweight title from Dick Tiger in Madison Square Garden, earning about 21 000 for the victory. The 29 year old champion expects quick non title bouts and possible future defenses against Floyd Patterson or George Chuvalo with money talks guiding potential matchups. Tiger was knocked out at 2 05 of the fourth round after a long left jab and hook combination, a first KO in Tiger's 16 year career.
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Bob Foster
Pearl
Bertha Lee Foster
Dick Tiger
Madison Square Garden
New York
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Foster
Biafran
Bob
Albuquerque
N.M
Vince McMahon
Washington, D.C
Tiger
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Mark Conn
Loss May End Wash Valley Title Bid In Frantic Seventh
Jefferson High School rallied for three runs in the seventh at Washington field to beat the Warriors 3-2, dropping Washington to 8-4 in the Mississippi Valley Conference with two games left. Jeff’s Mark Tschopp earned a one-hitter while contributing a key role in the late rally.
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Washington Field
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Wash
Weatherman
West High
Davenport
West
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Jeff
Mark Tschopp
Mark
Jefferson
Washington
Zuakis
Henry
Os Lorenzen
Johnson
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Kacena
Smith
E—Birkicht
M. Hurn
Darling
T. Hurn
Usher
Harris
Tschopp
Ally Krause
Breimbach
Con
Rafael Salazar
DuBose
Causey
Mewes
Chambers
Salazar
Jerry Lyscio
Freeman
Tim Morgan
Grooms
Soithall Noelridge Church Kenwood Park Pres
The fragment lists church affiliations and pairings such as Noelridge Park with Christ and Zion Lutheran, along with multiple ministerial or congregational names and numbers. It reads as a schedule or record of church associations and service pairings across several denominations.
Maxvill Leads Cardinals Power Surge in 5-1 Win
Cal Maxvill belted a third career homer part of a three-homer Cardinals attack that snapped a scoring drought with a 5-1 victory over Philadelphia. Curt Flood and Johnny Edwards also went deep, marking the first 5-run effort for St. Louis since May 4 and the first three-homer game since April 14.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt Flood
Johnny Edwards
Edwards
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Willie Mays
Tris Speaker
Juan Marichal
Giants
Mays
Spartans Near Title Iowa 13th Straight Michigan St. Victim
Michigan State remains on a 13 game win streak after a 5-2 nine inning victory over Iowa in Iowa City. Steve Garvey led the offense with five hits including two home runs as MSU closes in on the Big Ten title with a doubleheader against Minnesota looming in Minneapolis. Iowa ends the season 4-9 in the conference and 19-11 overall.
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Bob Bailey
Dodger
Los Angeles
Bailey
Dodgers
St. Louis
Don Wilson
Iowa City
Michigan State Spartans
Michigan
Iowa
Spartans
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Gophers
Steve Garvey
Mike Wymore
Wymore
Mich
Dan Bielski
Mickey Nee Wo
Harry Kendrick
al Schuetterman
John Black
St. Ilow
Sexy Litem
Freeman Diaz Sparkle as Cardinals Rally to Beat Dubuque
Cedar Rapids Cardinals move within half a game of Dubuque by rallying for a 5-3 win Friday night. Dewey Freeman and Bobby Diaz sparked the offense while Stan Davis delivered key relief. Ron Ebner is slated to start Sunday as the series opens at Memorial Stadium against Quincy.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Cards
Jack Krol
Ron Ebner
Cardinals
Quincy
Memorial Stadium
Dewey Freeman
Bobby Diaz
Stan Davis
Diaz
Bob Bonalewicz
Fred Grooms
Jesse DuBose
National League Standings and Weekend Games
Standings and schedule notes from the National League with Friday matchups including Chicago St. Louis Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston and Sunday games listed. Details mention players Sadecki York Arrigo Cuellar McBean Singer and tied results from a late inning rally plus minor league staff changes for the Cardinals.
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Ghey
Arrigo
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Ion
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Kaat
Ton
Santiago
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Moore
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McDowell
California
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Krausse
Bailie Resigns as Iowa Gym Coach
Sam Bailie resigns as the University of Iowa gymnastics coach after two Big Ten titles. He will join Atlas Athletic Equipment Co. of St. Louis as education director. Bailie succeeded Dick Holzaepff two years ago and led Iowa to conference titles and third-place NCAA finishes.
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Big Ten
Iowa Board
Kelso
Iowa City
Sam Bailie
U. of I
Bailie
Atlas Athletic Equipment Co
St. Louis
Dick Holzaepff
Iowa
Hawkeyes
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