Hartlieb nearly was a Huskie in dramatic Iowa bid
The article covers Chuck Hartlieb’s rise at Iowa and near-move saga with Northern Illinois, Mallory’s recruiting effort, and Hartlieb’s debut start vs. Northern Illinois. It notes Hartlieb’s efficiency 5 of 6 for 51 yards, Hayden Fry’s praise, and comments on coaching appearances and scrutiny across programs.
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Wisconsin
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Woodstock High
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Dave
Nick Quartaro
Drake
Cowley Tosses Major League No Hitter Against Angels
Chicago pitcher Joe Cowley no hit the California Angels 7-1 in Anaheim, the first MLB no hitter since 1984. He walked seven, struck out eight, and received a standing ovation after the final out as Reggie Jackson’s sacrifice fly accounted for the lone Angels run. Cowley improved to 11-9 with a 4.08 ERA and had five wins in five starts against California.
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Doug DeCinces
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Linn-Mar Edges Washington On Late Pass In Muddy Stadium
Linn-Mar Lions stunned Cedar Rapids Washington 7-6 at Kingston Stadium as Mark Lancaster lofted a 22-yard halfback pass to Jim Albaugh with 4:30 left, Steve Rutgers kicking the decisive extra point. Washington’s defense held most of the night, keeping Linn-Mar to 143 total yards while the Lions rode a late scoring drive to victory.
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Warette
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Jim Albaugh
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Lancaster
Warrior
Linn-Mar
Greg Purnell
Jefferson Upsets No 8 Bettendorf In 4A Showdown
Jefferson's defense stifled Bettendorf as the J-Hawks rolled to a 6-2 win. Jeff Sharp scored on a early second quarter four yard TD after an 85 yard drive, while Bettendorf managed just 142 yards total offense and only scored on a late safety. Jefferson improves to 2-1, Bettendorf drops to 1-2 in the Mississippi Athletic Conference.
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Tickets remain for Iowa game at Kinnick Stadium
About 500 tickets for today's Iowa versus Northern Illinois football game will go on sale at 10 30 am at the east side ticket windows of Kinnick Stadium. Tickets cost 14 each and come from Northern Illinois unsold allotment.
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NIU Roster Brings Ten Iowa Players to Huskies
NIU on track with ten players from Iowa plus a student assistant. Andy Wooldridge of Center Point tutors tight ends. Injuries hit Center Mike Lembke of Marion and sophomore nose guard Jeff Eiick of Cedar Rapids LaSalle, sidelined for the season. Freshman tight end Jason Abel of Cedar Rapids Washington traveled with NIU.
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Metro
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Jeff Eiick
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Iowa Hosts NIU in Regular Season Showdown at Kinnick
Iowa faces Northern Illinois at Kinnick Stadium with a 1 05 p m kickoff. NIU aims to improve after a 35 20 loss to Wisconsin while Iowa seeks a 2 0 record in a bid to extend a 1 game series advantage. The Huskies rely on Rodney Taylor and a vulnerable defense, while Iowa features Mark Vlasic and a swarming pass rush.
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Iowa center Brad Lohaus recovers from tibia fracture surgery
Gazette staff reports Iowa basketball center Brad Lohaus is recuperating from arthroscopic leg surgery performed in August after returning from a 17 day Asia tour. He expected to play in two weeks and said the injury was a tibia fracture rather than torn cartilage. He previously had knee surgery during his red shirt season.
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