Iowa Coach Hayden Fry Talks Football And TV
Hayden Fry fields quick quotes on Kevin Spitzig’s weight goals, Kirk Ferentz’s rebuilding, Corny Robertson’s knee recovery, and Reggie Roby’s punting records. He praises Iowa’s defense potential, notes losses, and projects a return to the Big Ten first division. Also mentions media moments and Augieana athletic director hire.
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Lakers storm to 124 117 win over 76ers in opener
Lakers rally from 15 down with a 40-9 third quarter surge led by Jamaal Wilkes 16 points in the period. Norman Nixon added 24 as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar reached 100 career 20-point playoff games. Julius Erving led Philadelphia with 27. Lakers take a 1-0 series lead in the best-of-seven finals. game two set for Sunday.
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Cogan and Andretti Lead Indy Practice For 500 Pace
Rain touched Indianapolis Motor Speedway as Kevin Cogan and Mario Andretti led final practice with laps around 202 mph. Cogan clocked 202.292 mph in Penske PC-10. Andretti 202.247 mph in Wildcat Cosworth. Foyt failed to top 170 mph after chassis issues. Chandler’s stock block Chevy issued oil. Bettenhausen blew an engine. Whittington resumed track with top lap 193.673 mph as 19 cars surpassed 190 mph.
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Miller Highlife Classic Fast Pitch Tournament Nears
Cedar Rapids hosts the seventh Miller Highlife Classic at Kirkwood Welty Complex with round robin play starting 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday and 9 a.m. Monday. Teams include Modern Piping Collins Radio Vigortone Des Moines Coors Bombers Clear Lake Butt r Topp Tamarak II.
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Leonard weighs retirement options after eye surgery
Sugar Ray Leonard, healing from retina repair, said he will wait up to six months to decide if he will quit boxing or return for a title fight with Marvin Hagler. He noted eyesight recovery and possible career decisions depend on medical advice and personal assessment.
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Maltbie Leads With 68 At Memorial Tournament
Roger Maltbie fired a 4 under par 68 at Muirfield Village to take the early lead in the Memorial Tournament. Defending champ Keith Fergus and Bruce Fleisher tied for second at 69, while Sam Snead celebrated his 70th birthday with an 81.
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Runnerup Renner barred from Palmer's path at Memorial
Dublin Ohio AP reports 25 year old Jack Renner, last year's Memorial runnerup, tried to enter the players grill with his own bag but was blocked by a guard. Arnold Palmer approached the locker room with access for players only and noted Renner must wait downstairs.
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Shavers Tillis Set For Ten Round Undercard Bout
Veteran Earnie Shavers will face James Tillis in a 10 round heavyweight bout on the June 11 undercard to Holmes vs Coo ney. Shavers, 37, owns a 65-10-1 record with 62 KOs, while Tillis, 24, stands 21-1 with 17 KOs. Event at Veterans Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids on closed circuit. tickets $20.
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