Spies and size clash as Buckeyes face Hawkeyes
Ohio State coach Earle Bruce and Iowa’s Hayden Fry joke about spies and lines as they prepare for a big game. The piece notes the crews’ weight figures for starting linemen, comments on the rivals’ size, and recalls Hawkeye Eddie Vincent now mayor of Inglewood plus his Iowa ties and Rose Bowl hopes.
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Earle Bruce
Ohio State
Iowa State
Buckeyes
Iowa
Bruce
Hayden Fry
Hawkeyes
Fry
Vaughn Broadnax
Joe Levelis
John Alt
Jon Roehlk
Tim Hanna
Joel Hilgenberg
Bill Roberts
Mark Krerowicz
Kirk Lowdermilk
Scott Zalewski
Joe Dooley
Eddie Vincent
Hawkeye
Inglewood
Vincent
Marilyn Williams
New Sharon
Leonard
Valentine Williams
Valerie
Dawn
Santa Clara
Irving Graham
Keith Chappelle
Fry says Iowa-Ohio State not Big Ten title decider
Iowa coach Hayden Fry dismissed the notion that the Iowa Buckeyes showdown determines the Rose Bowl representative. He called OSU the best team he has seen at Ohio State, praised their balance and talent, and warned his defense to improve after a 42-34 win over Penn State. The Hawkeyes and Buckeyes both enter 2-0 with regional TV coverage planned.
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Don Doxsie
Iowa City
Iowa
Ohio State
Hayden Fry
Kinnick Stadium
Fry
Hawkeyes
Buckeyes
A&m
Mike) Tomczak
Penn State
United Press International
Tigers roll to 14-1 rout of Orioles in five innings
Detroit Tigers hammer Baltimore 14-1 in five innings led by 10 straight Tigers hits in the first frame. Alan Trammell and Larry Herndon spark the onslaught as Detroit links a doubleheader split and tightens its gap on the Orioles. The feat ties a major league record for consecutive hits.
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Tigers
Orioles
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Alan Trammell
Larry Herndon
Trammell
Herndon
Dennis Martinez
Jim Palmer
Bob Wirz
Baseball Commissioner's Office
Official Records Committee
Oriole
Joe Nolan
Lance Parrish
RBI
Kirk Gibson
Enos Cabell
Gibson
Chet Lemon
Glenn Wilson
Lemon
Martinez
Wayne Krenchicki
Palmer
Lou Whitaker
John Wackenfuss
Parrish
Boston
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Kennedy Cougars Seek 4-0 Start At Wahlert In Kingston Stadium
Cedar Rapids Kennedy aims to tie the school record for best start with a 4-0 mark when they host Dubuque Wahlert on Thursday night at Kingston Stadium. Coach Al Stiers lauds the defense led by Jeff Blake Craig Johnston and Ken Akers as key to limiting opponents. Leading Kennedy’s offense are Kris Kvach and quarterbacks Andy Beer or Larry Thomas, while Wahlert counters with Brad Burgmeier and Bob Kirschbaum.
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Mark Dukes
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Cougars
Dubuque
Greg Reed
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
al Stiers
Associated Press
Dubuque Wahlert
Kingston Stadium
Stiers
Wahlert
Warriors
Jeff Blake
Craig Johnston
Ken Akers
Graig Cone
Washington
Bettendorff
Jim) Lewis
Kris Kvach
Andy Beer
Larry Thomas
Kvach
Metro Area
Beer
Thomas
Brad Burgmeier
Bob Kirschbaum
Burgmeier
Golden Eagles
Paul Freiburger
Carlton Reneges Quiet Promise to Speak After 300th Win
Philadelphia AP Steve Carlton has reversed a vow of silence after his 299th win, saying he will not allow indirect questions. Phillies public relations director Larry Shenk said the move comes as Carlton prioritizes team pennant race over milestones. Carlton aims for his 300th win Friday in St. Louis, joining 16 pitchers with this feat.
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Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
Larry Shenk
Philadelphia Phillies
Carlton
Cardinals
St. Louis
Shenk
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