End Iowa Iowa State Rivalry Now Renewed Fight Over Series
The long paused Iowa Iowa State football rivalry faces renewed tension as negotiators push for a home and home arrangement. Contracts signed in the 1960s and 1970s keep most games in Iowa City with Iowa State pressing for parity and potential moves to Ames. Public sentiment favors a yearly Iowa State clash, while officials warn the dispute harms prestige and recruiting.
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Iowa
Iowa State
Iowa City
Forest Evasheski
Cyclones
Clay Stapleton
ISU
Cedar Falls
Johnny Majors
Earle Bruce
Evy
Hawkeyes
Hawkeye Athletic
Ames
Board of Regents
Towa State
Towa
U of Iowa
Athletic Council
Towans
Walk strategy backfires for Hebner leads Phillies rout
Sports writer notes Richie Hebner benefited from being pitched to while with the Pirates and Phillies as teams walk him to face Hebner. He delivers a three run homer in the seventh, aiding a 13-5 win over the Atlanta Braves. The article also covers Reds over Expos, Cubs over Dodgers, Padres over Cardinals, Giants over Pirates, and Astros over Mets with multiple homers and key plays.
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Ken Rappopor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Richie Hebner
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Hebner
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Luzinski
Mike Schmidt
Schmidt
Iowa fishing survey shows boats good catches and deep-water fish
Iowa Conservation Commission reports anglers find more fish from boats as water warms and fish move deeper. Bank anglers report solid channel catfish in streams. many lakes across the state yield bluegill, crappie, walleye, bullhead, and bass, with regional variations in success in southeast, southwest, northwest, and northeast zones.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Guede
Henry County
Rathbun
Appanoose
Johnson
Mississippi River
Credit Island
Green Valley Lake
Union
Lake Scaria
Adams
Wast
Prairie Ross
Shelby
Lake Manowa
Pettowattomis
Marmon Trail Lake
Adair
Hickory Grove
Rock Creek
Jasper
Lake Anita
Gass
Northwest Spirit Lake
Dickinton
Five Island Lake
Pato Alto
Lost Island Lake
Cerro Garcia
West Okoboji
Dickinson
Center Lake
Silver Lake
Little Spirit
East Okchoji
Sheepshead
Arrowhead Lake
Sac
Smith Lake
Kossuth
Briggs Woods
Hamilton
Lake Pahoja
Lyon
Black Hawk Lake
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Eldred Sherwood
Hancock
Desorah
Manchester
Elkader
Lowe River
Altamakee
Lake Hendricks
Howard
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday Through Sunday
National League results show Cincinnati defeating Montreal nine to four and Philadelphia routing Atlanta and San Diego four to four in separate games. Saturday daily matchups feature New York visiting Boston and Detroit facing Cleveland among others with several high scoring affairs. Sunday slate includes Atlanta at Philadelphia Houston at New York and Chicago at Los Angeles among others.
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Cubs
Dodgers
Manny Trillo
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Bobby Murcer
Jerry Morales
Trillo
Rick Monday
George Mitterwald
Montreal
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Diego
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Figueroa
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Roberts
Etherslay
Oakland
Blue
Kravac
Baltimore
Palmer
Toronto
Jefferson
Minnesota
Buter
Kansas City
Splittortz
California
Nolan
Milwaukee
Hoos
Seattle
Jones
Texas
Blyleven
Lemangelio
Koosmen
Seaver
Alcala
Kison
Halicki
Niekro
Lomborg
Bonham
Cha
St. Bovis
Rasmussen
Griffin
San
St. Howit
Ada
Indians beer night fuels Thornton's 12th inning win over Tigers
The Indians beat Detroit 8-5 in 12 innings as Andre Thornton drove in six runs including a three run homer in the 12th after 1,150 kegs of free beer and free peanuts drew 21,452 fans at Cleveland Stadium. First Brother attended as Thornton added an RBI single and two run homer.
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Frank Brown
Cleveland Indians
Billy Carter
Andre Thornton
Cleveland Stadium
Thornton
Detroit Tigers
RBI
Red Sox
Yankees
Catfish Hunter
New York
Billy Martin
Olympic bids may become national bids for 1984 Games
AP reports Prague notes IOC approved in principle a plan to shift future Olympic bidding from cities to national committees. Rising costs threaten affordability, potentially altering Coubertin’s city host principle since 1896. The exact mechanics remain undecided as Los Angeles and Atlanta bid later this year.
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Prague
Los Angeles
Atlanta
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Greece
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