Colorado Buffaloes Face Iowa Hawkeyes In Key Nonconference Clash
In Boulder and Iowa City readers weigh Ralphie the 800 pound mascot and the Buffaloes evolving offense against the Hawkeyes. The piece notes Colorado’s past seasons, coach turnover, and a nervous Iowa crowd hoping for an impressive nonconference win.
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Browning throws 14th MLB perfect game for Reds against Dodgers
Cincinnati lefty Tom Browning fires a flawless game allowing no baserunners or hits in a 1-0 win over Los Angeles. He strikes out seven and ends the Dodgers bid with Rick Dempsey, Steve Sax, and Tracy Woodson retiring. Browning improves to 16-5 as fans erupt after the final out.
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Kennedy Edges Jeff 13 12 In Valley Upset
Kennedy High School stunned previously unbeaten Jefferson 13 to 12 at Kingston Stadium as Greg Freeland scored the winning eight-yard touchdown with 2:36 left. The win snaps Kennedy’s four-game skid and improves record to 1-2 in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
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Prairie nips Washington 7 0 in MV Conference clash
Prairie drives 95 yards in 12 plays late in the fourth to cap a 7-0 win over Cedar Rapids Washington at John Wall Field. Jeff Schulte scores the winning touchdown after Aaron Vlilko and Jason Joens contributed key runs as Washington penalties and misfires hamper the visitors.
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Rawlings bets bum steer vs. CU's buffalo
Iowa President Hunter Rawlings III and Colorado University President Gordon Gee wager on the Iowa versus Colorado football game. Rawlings offered a steer, while Gee bet a buffalo, with the game slated for a 1:05 p.m. kickoff at Kinnick Stadium. The event links university leaders to the season opener amid family and regent attendance.
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Baylor Bears Look to Maintain Defense Against Cyclones
Baylor, 2-0, tops Kansas 27-14 last week as defense surrenders 45 yards in second half. Soph QB Brad Goebel ranks 10th in Baylor history with 2,400 passing yards. Cyclones arrive after a 30-13 win over Tulane in Bret Oberg’s first ISU start. Jeff Shudak perfect on last week’s FGs. Dennis Ross out for funeral. First meeting in series. Baylor favored by 4.
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Seoul Opening Ceremony Signals Bold Olympic Debut
Seoul swung open the 24th Olympiad with a three hour show blending ancient myth and Hollywood flair. Some 11 000 performers from Korea and around the world joined a 500 ship armada on the Han River, marking a spectacular start.
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Seoul 98 TV Schedule and Olympic Highlights
NBC TV listing shows prime time events from Seoul 98 including women's platform diving final, men's gymnastics, swimming heats, boxing prelims, and volleyball prelims. Friday features the opening ceremonies with 11 000 performers and a parade into Seoul's Olympic Stadium.
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