East Lansing snow delays Spartan plans for Iowa visit
Four bowls will send reps to see Iowa play at Michigan State today: Gator, Holiday, Sun, and Hall of Fame. The Liberty Bowl scout canceled. A light snow fell in East Lansing but surface should clear by noon.
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Hawkeyes 1968 and 1983 offense compare for all time
Veteran stars weigh in as 1983 Iowa Hawkeyes near breaking the 1968 school single season yardage record. Podolak and Lawrence compare Wing T to Fry’s multiple scheme while noting rushing and passing strengths, with key players cited.
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Hayden Fry
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Eddie Phillips
Norm Granger
Chuck Long
Podolak
Lawrence
Meskimen
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Texas Christian
USC
Cedar Rapids
Nagel
Davenport Central claims 3rd state crown
Davenport Central, ranked No. 1, beat defending champ Sioux City Heelan 14-6 to secure its third class 4A state title. Tailback Rodney Taylor ran 190 yards, and quarterback Mike Burke added a 19-yard TD pass, lifting Central to a 12-0 season as Heelan fell to 12-3.
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Graettinger
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Harland- Oskaloosa
Taylor
Burke
Tom Fahrenkrug
Doug Skinner
Fahrenkrug
Goodwin
Panthers
West Bend
Adam
Doug Atwood
Jim Morgan
Ghosts of Iowa's 1939 Hawkeyes stun Notre Dame 7 6 in memory
On November 11 1939 England braces for invasion as a Notre Dame upset by Iowa 7 6 is recounted. Nile Kinnick leads the Hawkeyes to victory before 47000 fans while a Coralville lobby hosts a Kinnick painting and memorabilia. Heisman winner Kinnick and writer Tait Cummins share a wartime friendship.
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Tait Cummins A Storied Iowa Media Figure And Humorous Broadcaster
Lawson Tait Cummins born July 19 1906 on a family farm near Ute Iowa built a long career in Iowa media. He helped the Gazette win a 1935 Pulitzer and later served as sports editor TV commentator and humorist. At 77 he continues shaping WMT radio vignettes and bridging generations as a trusted observer of Iowa football coverage.
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Tait
Nebraska
Frank Carideo
Oregon
Paul Eells
Cedar Rapids
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Little Rock
Ark
Ironmen
Evashevski
Hayden Fry
WMT
O'Hare
Chicago
Tait Cumming
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