Iowa Hawkeyes suffer knee injury. Clark ruled out for Purdue game
Iowa coach Hayden Fry said safety Gary Clark, a red shirt freshman, will miss the rest of the year after a serious knee injury early in the second half. Clark was rushed to hospital at 3 a.m. and will need surgery. Several teammates were helped off the field with injuries and might miss practice but could play in West Lafayette against Purdue. Fry cited fatigue on artificial turf as a factor in leg injuries while Hayden Fry praised Hartlieb and Cook for strong performances against Michigan.
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ISU Cyclones show improvement in defense offense and kicking
Iowa State, 3-3, shows progress after a 20-17 win over Northern Iowa and a stronger defense lowering opponents to 19 ppg. Key players Mike Shane Jeff Cole Marcus Robertson Ray Carreathers Tim Baker Bret Oberg Eddie Brown Dennis Ross stand out as the offense mixed no-huddle looks with improving line play. Jeff Shudak and Judge Johnston anchor a solid kicking game as ISU eyes five wins with remaining games against Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, K-State, and Oklahoma State.
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Solon-Seibal injures forces early end to game vs Regina
Solon’s unbeaten football team led 40-0 against Iowa City Regina when junior running back John Stebral was injured in a pileup and taken by ambulance. He was treated and released from Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Coach Ed Hansen said xrays were negative and a return date remains uncertain.
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Tyson Brunos Title Defense Pushed To January
Mike Tyson will defend the heavyweight title against Frank Bruno on January 14 instead of December 17. The site is to be determined as promoter Bill Cayton confirms the delay. Bruno plans a London press appeal after arriving from London.
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Pavin Wins Texas Open With Historic PGA Score
Corey Pavin captured the Texas Open at Oak Hills with a 259 total, 21 under par, a bogey-free 66, and an eight-stroke margin. He earned $108,000 and boosted his season earnings to $202,272 while tying the tour record for a 72-hole score.
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Lafleur Scores First Ranger Goal After Retirement
Hall of Famer Guy Lafleur tallied his first New York Ranger goal in a 7:22 first period power play setup by Marcel Dionne against the Vancouver Canucks. It was Lafleur’s 519th career goal, his first since 1984, as he returned from retirement after joining the Rangers.
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