First Half of Iowa Deer Season Opens Next Saturday
The Iowa deer season begins its first segment next Saturday with shotgun and muzzleloader hunts. Licenses run until sundown November 30, and hunting is buck-only in the first part. Officials expect about 40,000 hunters on opening day amid cautious harvest projections.
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Fox hunting season opens with trapping rules and falconry permit details
Fox hunting season runs through January 20 with no bag limits or shooting hours for foxes. Fox trapping and falconry are allowed. trapping permits require eight written exams. The Fish and Wildlife division in Des Moines offers information and dates for related events.
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Coe Varsity Tops IVs in lopsided basketball win
Coe College defeated IVs 108 to 53 as Silas Hudson led with 16 points and Garry Archia added 16 rebounds. Juniors Dave Hoyt and Craig Harberts each scored 18, while Ton Newell led the junior varsity with 12. Mt. Mercy beat Waldorf 62 to 40 with Ane Dolan at 21 points.
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Cleveland Signs Garland In Free Agent Shakeup
Phil Seghi, Cleveland general manager, describes the free agent market as a player quake after signing pitcher Wayne Garland to a contract. He notes teams must act quickly to secure talent and pay the price to compete. Garland becomes the latest benefited player in the upheaval.
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Cornell Hosts FCA Groups in Eastern Iowa Rally
Cornell college will host East ern Iowa Fellowship of Christian Athletes gatherings Sunday November 21 at the Cornell fieldhouse. The rally begins at 1 30 PM with small group sessions and informal athletic competition. Contact Jerry Clark at Cornell for details.
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William Penn Women Open 1976 Basketball Campaign
William Penn defeated Missouri 76 to 64 in Oskaloosa to start the season. Brenda Dickman led the attack with 20 points and Rico Raub added 16 in the victory.
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Illinois coach Bon Blackman faces board decision
Champaign Illinois AP Bon Blackman head coach of Illinois football met with the Athlete Association Board of Directors with his job reportedly on the line. Blackman 28 36 1 over six seasons said he does not know whether firing is under consideration. Athletic Director Geoff Coleman plans a quick follow up.
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Iowa State Tops Drake in 45 3 Dual
Iowa State defeated Drake 45 3 in the first dual meet of the 1976 season. Drake’s Mike Duroe won a 6 5 decision at 134 pounds, while heavyweight Pat McDonnell injured his shoulder in his default loss to Bob Fouts. McDonnell was Drake’s last heavyweight after starter Jerry Anderson was red shirted due to motorcycle accident injuries.
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Brewers Sign Bando as Milwaukee reshapes roster
Brewers sign four time All Star third baseman Sal Bando from Oakland on a multi year contract. The move signals major changes as GM Baumer plans outfield help and a potential second base addition while eyeing trade options.
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Don Sutton Signs Four-Year Dodgers Pact
Los Angeles reports ace right hander Du Sut ton signed a four year contract with the Dodgers. The 30 year old righty who won 21 games last season agreed to a long term deal worth about a million dollars per year. Sutton has a 178 136 lifetime 3 03 ERA and went 21 10 with a 3 06 ERA last season.
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