World Cup Aero-Gymnastics at Five Seasons
Seven nations including United States China Bulgaria Poland Belgium Great Britain and West Germany compete in Cedar Rapids event. Soviet Union absence noted as timing blocked entry and security concerns loom over shoot down incident. Notable locals Linn-Mar stars and Iowa coach George Raveling attend speaking and recruiting activities surrounding the meet.
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United States
Republic of China
Bulgaria
Poland
Belgium
Great Britiain
West Germany
Soviet Union
George Nissen
Nissen Corp
Cedar Rapids
Montreal
Canada
Nissen
Stouffer’s
Raveling
Iowa
X Club
Iowa County Club
Russ Sandersfeld
Colony Village
Marion Chamber of Commerce
The
Gazette
Sandersfeld
Ray
Jesse Jackson
Hawks and Wolves face physical test in Ann Arbor
Iowa and Michigan meet in a nationally televised clash labeled the Big Ten's most physical so far. Michigan touts a top rushing attack with a strong line and versatile backfield while Iowa braces behind an injury-depleted line and young linemen as they seek a trench battle decided by the front fives.
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Brian Chapman
Iowa City
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Big Ten
Wolverines
Steve Smith
Lions face Regis in Friday night Armstrong Field clash
Linn-Mar seeks to rebound after a 17 0 loss to No 1 LaSalle as it hosts Regis at 7 30. Pittsburg shows Regis enters on a five game win streak led by junior QB Andy Scott while Linn-Mar relies on QB Bill Marko and a winged T attack.
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Don Doxsie
Linn-Mar
Thunder
Lions
LaSalle
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Armstrong Field
Regis’ Forte
Greg Purnell
Waterloo
Columbus Linn-Mar
Tom Good
Evy
Evashevski
Iowa
Bill Marko
Parnell
Royals
Andy Scott
Good
Kevin Winker
Columbus
Washington
Dubuque
Snydel
Prairie
Iowa City
Regina
Marion
Anamosa
Jefferson
Kennedy
Kingston Stadium
Dupree Enrolls at Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg
Marcus Dupree the 19 year old running back who left Oklahoma last week registered for classes at the University of Southern Mississippi. He received a full scholarship and chose Mississippi over Georgia and Mississippi State to stay close to home.
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Iowa
Paul Hufford
Jeff Drost
Joe Schuster
George Little
Jon
Hawkeyes
Marcus Dupree
University of Oklahoma
University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Celia Connors
Ken Fairley
Miss
Oklahoma University
Southern
Dupree
USM
Georgia
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Golden Eagles
Southern Mississippi
Mississippi State
Oklahoma
LSU Florida State on TV Tonight for Payday
Louisville and Florida State switch to a Thursday kickoff at Doak Campbell Stadium, 7:12 p.m. local. Each school will net about $240 000 from WTEBS national cable telecast, though the live gate may shrink. Florida State seeks TV exposure as a recruiting boost after a 19 11 1 network record and recent wins over Louisville and LSU.
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Tallahasee
Fla
Louisville
Florida State
Cardinals
Seminoles
Iowa
FSU
Doak Campbell
Atlanta
WTEBS
Bobby Bowden
C.W. “Hootie” Ingram
Louisiana State
Iowa's Kurdelmeier eyes UNI athletic director post
Gary Kurdelmeier, longtime Iowa wrestling figure and associate athletic director, says he will be a candidate for the University of Northern Iowa athletic director job. UNI will accept applications until November 1 after Stan Sheriff resignations. Interim director Bob Bowlsby is serving.
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Quecous Eponsor
Iowa City
Gary Kurdelmeier
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Univesity of
Northern Iowa
Kurdelmeier
UNI
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cresco High School
Iowa
Iowa Falls
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Dave McCuskey
Dan Gable
Sistant
Elliott
Gable
Stan Sheriff
University of Hawaii
Ray Nagel
John “Jersey” Jermier
Bob Bowlsby
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Andersons
John
Scott Anderson
Bob Landis
Ohio State
Scott
Rice
Michigan State
Lute Olson
Arizona
George Raveling
Landis
John and Kennedy
al Lorenzen
Man In Motion
By Gus Schrader
Interior
Michigan Stadium
Tom Dixon
Stefan Humphries
Steve Kornacki
Hawkeye
Larry Station
Purnell
Iowa City West
Dubuque Hempstead
C.R. LaSalle
Eagles
Page
Metro
Golden Eagle
LSU
Ingram
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