Cornell Rams Upset Coe In Narrow Ash Park Finale
Cornell coach Steve Miller led a late rally as Eddie Moore and Antonio Jones powered a 26 21 upset of arch rival Coe at Ash Park. Gus Pasquale and Jeff Sharpe starred on defense with notable South Floridians on the roster. The Rock mystery and a show of Rams character capped the busy weekend.
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Monmouth and St Norbert Set Midwest Title Showdown
Monmouth hosts St Norbert in a Midwest Conference title tilt after both claim division crowns. Unbeaten Monmouth closed 9-0 overall 7-0 in league with a 24-23 win at Knox, while St Norbert, 6-1 in league and 6-3 overall, edged Lawence for the North title. The winner advances to the Division III playoff bid hopes remain for Monmouth.
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Smith and Threats Lead All Metro Volleyball First Team
Lisa Smith of Kemelly and Robin Threats of Jefferson earned all Metro volleyball first team honors for the second straight year. Jefferson coach Jim Cox was named Metro coach of the year after guiding Jefferson to a state tournament berth in his first season. Jefferson finished 27-11-4 after a first round loss to Western Christian, while Smith led the Cougars to 21-10-8. Jefferson junior captain Allison Usher also made the first team.
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Hartlieb climbs to No 2 in NCAA pass efficiency
Iowa quarterback Chuck Hartlieb moves up to second nationally in passing efficiency with 169.7 points after the Northwestern game. He has 150 of 221 for 2,194 yards and 16 TDs through 10 games, while Iowa sits top 15 in several offensive and defensive categories.
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Iowa Hawks eye bowl bids after Columbus clash
Coach Fry discusses offensive line changes with Bill Anderson sidelined by a bad ankle. Greg Davis replaced him at center while Jim Poynton started at guard. Bowl planners from Peach Liberty Freedom and All American watches loom as bids may be delayed until Nov 21.
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United States wins World Championship of Golf in Japan
Curtis Strange helped the U S team beat Europe 102 to win the World Championship of Golf in Inagi Japan. In Japan Yuko Moriguchi won the Mazda Japan Classic by three strokes over Ayako Okamoto to claim the richest women’s purse, while Okamoto moved atop the US LPGA money list with 466 034. Betsy King finished fourth. Okamoto also became U S tour player of the year with 68 points, King 66. A misc note reports Jim Fitzgerald dying in a Trans Am race in St. Petersburg while Mike Noeth recovered from injuries in Minneapolis. Dallas safety Victor Scott said he missed practice due to childcare concerns and was placed on the reserve list. he denied alcohol or drug problems.
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Cyclones Eye 1 000-Yard Break After Wildcats Visit
Iowa State coach Walden praises running back Joe Henderson for nearing 1,000 yards as the Cyclones prepare for a showdown with Kansas State. He notes the offensive line and receiving corps have supported the effort while lamenting NCAA scholarship limits that strain ISU’s depth and practice time.
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