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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1983

Page

19

Davis happy and healthy at Wesleyan after comeback

Jeff Davis, once sidelined by a 1979 concussion, leads Iowa Wesleyan College as a starting fullback. The Riverside Iowa native, who faced years away from football, now stars for the Tigers as they run unbeaten in four games at Maple Leaf Field. Davis credits perseverance, coaching, and support from teammates and family for his return to the gridiron.

Bob Denney Gazette Jeff Davis Kinnick Stadium Jeffrey Collins Davis Highland High School Riverside Iowa Jefferson Davis Jeff John Hayden Fry Confederacy Davis Iowa Wesleyan College of Mount Pleasant Maple Leaf Field Tom Horne Tigers Wesleyan Old McMillan Park William Penn Coe Cornell NAIA Horne Hayden Fry Marion Davis Evanston Iowa City Pat Giardino Washington, Iowa Pat Gabriel John Zach Fry Kirk Soukup Soukup Hawkeyes

Hoyt anchors White Sox in playoff bid against Orioles

Dewey LaMarr Hoyt, a rugged, workmanlike ace, opens AL playoff games for Chicago against Baltimore. His 24-10 record and 13-game win streak highlight a powerhouse, gutsy pitching style admired by teammates and rivals despite a hefty frame and occasional gopher ball risk.

Thomas Boswell Washington Post Dewey LaMarr Hoyt Hoyt Comiskey Park White Sox Chicago Dave Duncan Gaylord Perry Ken Harrelson Catfish Hunter Pete Vuckovich Rick Reuschel Iron Mike Florida Baltimore Scott McGregor Robin Roberts LaMarr Dewey Carlton Fisk Willie Wilson Rickey Henderson

Norway Wins Baseball Title In Dramatic Final

Norway rallied to beat the Hawks 9 6 in a tense fall final. Brian Butz initiated the six run surge with a fielder's choice, as Schulte and Frese delivered RBIs, and Al Becker singled in a run. Pick and Boever endured rough relief, allowing runs before Norway sealed the title with steady defense and late scoring.

Dave Boever Norway Brian Butz Dean Harpenau Schulte Frese RBI al Becker Ther Doug Brecht Boever Shane Kramer Butz Remsen Hawks Russ Schiltz Thelen

Reds hire a winner to lead the 1984 Reds

Vern Rapp, 55, former St. Louis manager and Montreal Expos coach, is hired by the Cincinnati Reds to replace Russ Nixon. Rapp signs a two year deal as Cincinnati finishes last in the NL West last season with a 74-88 mark.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Vern Rapp St. Louis Cardinals Russ Nixon Rapp Montreal Expos Reds Nixon John McNamara Bob Howsam Howsam St. Louis Indianapolis Montreal New York Yankees Bill Fisher Ron Plaza Ted Kluszewski Gerge Scherger Tommy Helms Milwaukee Rene Lachemann Harvey Kuenn New York Mets Frank Howard Chicago Cubs Charlie Fox

Cyclones eye Kansas in tough road test

ISU coach Criner says quarterback Archer’s criticism should stay private. He expects up to seven starting lineup changes for Iowa State including returns to the offensive line with Reimers Musgrave and Martin. Kansas, 2-1-1, features strong depth and speed, and ISU ranks 24th in passing while Kansas sits 25th nationally.

Criner Humboldt Kansas Iowa Jayhawks Southern Cal David Archer Archer Ames Tribune David ISU Reimers Benn Musgrave Dan Martin al Watson Rod Worrell

Trice Memorial Dedication Blocked at ISU Game

Iowa State University administrators blocked a student leaders plan to dedicate a football game to Jack Trice, ISU’s first black player who died from game injuries in 1923. The five minute halftime tribute to Trice at the Kansas game was vetoed by Athletic Director Max Urick.

AMES Iowa State University Jack Trice ISU Trice Iowa State Minnesota Kansas Max Urick

Iowa's Dee Ann Davidson Named Big Ten Player of the Week

Iowa City Iowa Dee Ann Davidson junior from Cedar Rapids earned Big Ten Volleyball Player of the Week. She led the Hawkeyes to wins over Michigan and Michigan State, as Iowa stands 13 2 overall and 4 0 in the West Division as Drake visits Carver-Hawkeye Arena at 7 30 p m.

Iowa City University of Iowa Dee Ann Davidson Cedar Rapids Davidson Kennedy High School Iowa Michigan Michigan State Hawkeyes Drake Carver-Hawkeye Arena

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