Kennedy captains across colleges in one 1977 team feat
Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s 1977 Cougars produced four players who became captains at Iowa, San Diego State, Coe, and Luther this season. Veterans Tracy Crocker, Mike Vance, Ron Van Hoeck, and Jeff Knutson lead their college squads, with Bill Roby and Dave Quinby at UNI and Luther. The year featured a 7-2 record for Kennedy and mentions of Big Ten previews, Iowa TV exposure, and local sports events including NBA exhibition notes.
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Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Greg Reed
Cougar
Tracy Crocker
Iowa
Mike Vance
San Diego State
Ron van Hoeck
Coe
Jeff Knutson
Luther
Kennedy
Bill Roby
UNI
Dave Quinby
Vance
College of the Sequoias
Iowa State
Cincinnati Moeller
Reed
Cougars
Dodgers pound Expos 5 1 in NLCS opener at Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles boosts hopes with Ron Cey’s return and back to back eighth inning homers by Guerrero and Scioscia, beating Montreal 5 1. Hooton Welch and Howe combine for nine hits allowed and Dodgers extend home post-season dominance to four straight wins. Cey doubles in a run and scores on a Russell bunt to spark the rally.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dodger Stadium
Montreal Expos
Ron Cey
Pedro Guerrero
Mike Scioscia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Montreal
Steve Garvey
Fernando Valenzuela
Ray Burris
Burt Hooton
Bob Welch
Steve Howe
Expos
Houston
Sciascia
Hooton
Welch
Howe
Gary Carter
Larry Parrish
Cey
Bill Russell
Bill Gullickson
Jeff Reardon
Guerrero
Scioscia
Dusty Baker
Los Angeles Dodger
Burt Hooten
Hooten
Fry Sees Looming Michigan Clash For Iowa Hawkeyes
Iowa coach Hayden Fry previews a Big Ten showdown at Michigan after a 4-1 start. He notes Michigan returnees, stresses staying even-keeled, and plans practice noise to mimic Ann Arbor crowds as Iowa prepares for a tough road game.
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Fry
Bill Dervrich
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Cyclones Game At Missouri Overshadowed By Injury Woes
Iowa State faces No. 8 Missouri with 17th ranked Cyclones reeling from a 52 31 loss at San Diego State. Starters Rocky Gillis and Tommy Davis ruled out, John Arnaud doubtful, Dwayne Crutchfield Joe Brown and Chris Boskey listed as questionable with injuries.
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Ames
Iowa State
San Diego State
Donnie Duncan
Missouri
Rocky Gillis
Tommy Davis
John Arnaud
Dwayne Crutchfield
Joe Brown
Chris Boskey
Crutchfield
Gillis
Davis
Arnaud
Brown
Duncan
ISU
Hawkeye closed circuit tickets draw big crowds
Five Seasons Center manager Mike Gebauer says sales reached nearly 3000 of 6000 for the Iowa Michigan game closed circuit telecast. Fans from Omaha and Des Moines lined up early as Iowa City venues report rising demand and sellouts loom for the $7 adult $4 student tickets.
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Hawkeye
Mike Gebauer
Gebauer
Omaha
Neb
Five Seasons
Iowa City
Recreation Building
Iowa
George Wine
Iowa Field Mouse
Des Moines
Civic Center
Regis eyes upset as three game skid aims to end
Regis High School football coach Tom Good searches for relief after a three game losing run. Regis hosts Waterloo Columbus at Kingston Stadium Thursday at 7 45 PM with a sophomore game Friday. Columbus is unbeaten and ranked sixth in 3A, adding critical pressure to break the streak.
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Tom Good
Regis
Royals
Waterloo Columbus
Kingston Stadium
Metro Area Grid
Metro
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Iowa City West
Kingston
Kennedy
City High
Iowa City
Jefferson
Dubuque Wahlert
Unbeaten Prairie
Oelwein
Marion
Monticello
Iowa
Linn-Mar
la Salle
Kingston Field
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Olson
Chicago
Hawks
Minneapolis
H.H. Humphrey Metrodome
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William Power
Doylestown
America
Golf Digest
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Washington Bullets
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A’s. Story
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Lee Corso
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Jack Ogden
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