Wyche faces Iowa test as Hoosiers coach candidly discusses season
Not an old hand Sam Wyche guides Indiana into Iowa with blunt remarks on a roller coaster season. He recalls 49ers glory and Greenville youth coaching, laments on-field struggles, and jokes about officials and golf at Augusta as he weighs his first-year challenges.
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Sam Wyche
Indiana
Iowa
Hoosiers
Wyche
San Francisco 49Ers
Greenville Falcons
Greenville
S.C
Michigan
Fry
Big Ten
Schembechler
Mike Hufford
NFL
Fry shares grandpa wisdom as Iowa eyes rebound vs Indiana
Iowa coach Hayden Fry uses old cowboy sayings to cope with a 16 13 loss to Michigan and keep Rose Bowl hopes alive. He forecasts a 1 05 p m clash with Indiana, notes Hufford’s return, and compliments Indiana coach Sam Wyche and his ball control offense.
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Bob Denney
Iowa City
Michigan
Iowa
Hayden Fry
Fry
Cyclones Face Missouri as Criner Eyes Tough Matchup
Iowa State coach Jim Criner warns of a stern Missouri test after a 49 to 11 loss to Oklahoma. He notes Missouri’s ball control offense and interior size as key challenges while describing recent defensive tweaks to add speed and movement. The coach questions readiness and commitment ahead of the Ames showdown.
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Brian Chapman
AMES
Iowa State
Cyclones
Oklahoma
ISU
Jim Criner
Missouri
Criner
Tigers
Hoyt Wins Cy Young in AL With 24 Victories for White Sox
LaMarr Hoyt, a blue collar right hander for the Chicago White Sox, tops the American League Cy Young ballot with 24 wins and 116 points. Dan Quisenberry finishes second with 81 points after a 45 save season, while Jack Morris is third. Hoyt led Chicago to the AL West title with a late-season surge and won the opening playoff game 2-1 over Baltimore.
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LaMarr Hoyt
Chicago White Sox
Hoyt
White Sox
Dan Quisenberry
Kansas City Royals
Quisenberry
Jack Morris
Detroit Tigers
Baseball Writers Association of America
Baltimore
Dewey LaMarr Hoyt
Chicago
Pete Vuckovich
Milwaukee Brewers
Tony LaRussa
Lasorda Named Top NL Manager for 1983
Tommy Lasorda is named the National League Manager of the Year for the third time as the Dodgers, after 1983 successes, reflected on a season marked by a dramatic late push and a strong spring. He led Los Angeles to the NL West title and has won four division crowns and a World Series since taking the helm.
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Tommy Lasorda
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Associated Press
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Playoff Picture Shapes Iowa High School Football Field
The Gazette details final playoff chances for Cedar Rapids LaSalle Mount Vernon and other area teams as a 40 team five class field narrows. It lists teams with berths hopes including Regis Iowa City High Center Point North Tama Valley Garwin Midland and others with game implications for Week 9 and upcoming round.
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LaSalle
Mount Vernon
Solon
Marion
Stormont
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Wyoming
Gowrie Prairie
Waverly Shell Rock
South Tama
Norwalk
Pella
Iowa City
Mason City
Waterloo
Dubuque Wahlert
Ankeny
City High
Center Point
North Tamar Valley
Pekin Packwood
West Burlington
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Bedford
Ogden
Stuart- Menlo
Tripoli
Southeast Warren
North Tama
Valley
Garwin
Roughriders
Baxter
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