Rumor Firestorm Doused As Fry Distances Iowa From Kush Talk
Hayden Fry dismisses the UCLA coaching rumor as out of date and says he has not been contacted by UCLA or Arizona State. He reiterates his commitment to Iowa and to completing his job, while football enthusiasm grows at Iowa with new arena plans and likely sellouts for six home games.
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Twin Iowa DBs Kevin and Kent Ellis Differ by Moustache and Tooth
The DeWitt brothers Kevin and Kent Ellis are Iowa defensive backs with distinct traits. Kevin is 6-3 188 pounds and moustached while Kent is 6-1 186 pounds with a chipped left front tooth. A football rule quirk is illustrated by a Hamilton Tom Clements play where a safety was awarded after a pass from the end zone was ruled intentional grounding.
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Hawks Gophers clash for Floyd of Rosedale bacon
Iowa and Minnesota duel in Kinnick Stadium with the Floyd of Rosedale trophy at stake on homecoming weekend. Hayden Fry’s Hawkeyes and Joe Salem’s Gophers enter tied records as both seek offense power and a win that could tilt the series.
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Washington stuns Hempstead 20 to 0 in homecoming shock
Cedar Rapids Washington, unranked, toppled No 1 Dubuque Hempstead at Kingston Stadium to seize sole lead in the Mississippi Valley Conference. The Warriors dominated on offense and defense with 46 rushing plays for 213 yards and 156 passing yards by Pat Dale. District reaction praised coach Wally Sheets as Hempstead coach Bob Timmerman conceded being outcoached.
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Pirates celebrate World Series title with fans in Pittsburgh
Chuck Tanner dances with Phil Garner’s wife at the Pirates victory celebration in Pittsburgh. Thousands of fans fill the streets for the World Series champions as team officials thank supporters in a festive event.
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Kennedy meets fourth straight loss in muddy IV city clash
Cedar Rapids Kennedy fell to Iowa City High 22-7 in mis forecast muddy conditions. Junior QB Jim McDonald threw 140 yards including a late 25 yard TD to Greg Spicher as Kennedy slips to 2-4 in MVC play and 2-5 overall while Iowa City improves to 3-3 in conference.
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Strawbery Point routs Springville in Tri-Rivers clash
In Friday night prep football, Strawberry Point beat Springville 21 8 to end any Tri Rivers title hopes. Brian Sparrgrove scored twice for Strawberry Point while Kent Allison connected with Brett Penny for Springville's touchdown. Stormont sits 3 3, Springville 4 3.
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Gazette Classified Offers More Opportunities for Careers
Ready to move up to a better job, readers can find broader opportunities in Gazette Classified, promising more options than any other source. The appeal emphasizes career advancement and wide listings across industries.
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Weaver Named AL Manager of the Year for Third Time
Earl Weaver of the Baltimore Orioles is AP AL Manager of the Year after guiding the Orioles to the best record in the league. Weaver received 166 votes from a nationwide panel, defeating Jim Fregosi of the California Angels who earned 49 votes.
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