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Iowa River Landing, E. 9th Street, Coralville

Enjoy a full day of black and gold:

• World’s Largest Hawkeye Tradeshow & Tailgate Party
• Classic Car Show & Shine
• Hawkeye Pep Rally and Hawkeye Hokey Pokey
• Evening Concert featuring:
■ The Nadas ■ Three Dog Night
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Kick off the year at FRY Fest 2010
Last year, local organizers created a new festival
and a new tradition, FRY Fest, before the first home
UI football game. Fans came from far and wide to
celebrate all things Hawkeye.
Now in its second year, FRY Fest promises to be
even bigger and better than last year.
Although former coach Hayden Fry will be in town,
another former coach will be honored at the start
of the day on FRYday, Sept. 3.
“This particular season they’re going to be hon-
oring Coach Evashevski’s era,” says Josh Scham-
berger, president of the Iowa City/Coralville Area
Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Forest Evashevski, often referred to as Evy, served
as Iowa football coach from 1952 to 1960, compiling
a career record of 68–35–6. Evashevski, who passed
away in 2009, led the team to national prominence,
going to the Rose Bowl in 1959 and seeing his teams
dominate as Big Ten Champions in 1959 and 1960.
“They’re starting the day by renaming Stadium Drive
after him,” Schamberger says.
Later in the day, both the 1960 and 1985 teams
will be honored at the FRY Fest activities. “We’ll
be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1960
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It’s turning into a good
tradition to kick off both
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Labor Day weekend and
the season opener.
Jay LeaVesseur
Comfort Suites, Coralville
team and the 25th anniversary of the 1985 team,”
Schamberger says. “If you were to pick out the top
five teams in the history of Iowa Football, those
two teams would be in that top five. And members
of both teams are going to be back.”
The centerpiece of FRY Fest will be the World’s
Largest Hawkeye Tradeshow at the Coralville Mar-
riott Hotel & Conference Center. Fans will be able
to find Hawkeye merchandise of all shapes and
sizes.
“There’s some exciting new things we’re going to
be doing at the trade show this year,” Schamberger
says. “For starters, we’re going to have a basket-
ball court in there and folks can actually shoot
around with the men’s and women’s teams on an
actual Iowa floor. We’re also going to have a wres-
tling mat so folks can come in and see the Iowa
National Champions perform a bit of a practice, a
wrestling technique clinic.”
The fun doesn’t stop there. A huge pep rally will be
held at 5:30 p.m. Right after that, Hawkeye fans are
invited to be part of the Hawkeye Hokey Pokey at
6 p.m. Coach Hayden Fry will lead the effort, and
organizers hope to see more than 5,000 fans turn
out to break the record. “Hopefully, thousands
and thousands of people will be doing this at one
Keep your eyes on
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time,” Schamberger says. “How often do you get
the chance to break a Guinness World Record?”
FRY Fest continues into the night with a concert by
Three Dog Night, with the opening act The Nadas
from Des Moines.
“We really wanted a band that hit the baby boomer
generation, with broad appeal,” Schamberger says.
“We really couldn’t ask for a better band that fits
that bill than Three Dog Night. They have an abso-
lutely deep play list. They sound great and they’re
going to be a lot of fun.”
Part of the success of the new FRY Fest is due to its
timing at the beginning of football season.
“It’s turning into a good tradition for people to
kick off both Labor Day weekend and the season
opener,” says Jay LeaVesseur, general manager at
the Comfort Suites in Coralville.
“There’s not another competing festival in the cor-
ridor at that time, and it takes good advantage of
the Iowa River Landing area,” LeaVesseur says.
“With people coming in a day earlier, it generates
more interest in the game and is a great economic
generator.”
lauren hardesty
A native of Valparaiso, Indiana, Hardesty was a stand-
out runner in high school, winning the 1,600-meter
state championship in her junior year.
Running competitively here at Iowa along with her
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twin sister, Amanda, Hardesty led the team in the 800
meters with a collegiate-best of 2:12.39 at the Big Ten
Championships, a time that ranks eighth in school
history. Hardesty is heading into her senior year
expecting to have her best year yet.
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Hawkeye Hokey Pokey will break records
This year’s FRY Fest, on FRYday, Sept. 3, not only
guarantees a great day celebrating all things Hawk-
eye, but this will be your chance to get in the Guin-
ness Book of World Records…..doing the Hokey
Pokey……with thousand of fellow Hawkeye fans.
Every big idea starts somewhere, and the Hawkeye
Hokey Pokey that will take place in Coralville be-
gan with Sara Beck, of Cedar Rapids.
Beck says “I had challenged a friend of mine to do
something she had never done before. That’s when
I started thinking about something I’d never done
before and started thinking about my mom.”
was immediately taken by it,” says Josh Scham-
berger, president of the Iowa City/Coralville Area
Convention & Visitors Bureau. “When we talked
to Coach Fry, he, of course, loved it, and thought it
was very cool, and would be a lot of fun,” Scham-
berger says. Coach Fry, himself, who was known to
occasionally dance the Hokey Pokey with the team
after a big win, will lead the dance at FRY Fest.
Beck couldn’t be more pleased that Coach Fry will
participate. “My mom just loved Hayden,” Beck
recalls. “I remember my Mom yelling up at my
brother when we were little. She yelled up the
stairs and she said, ‘Mark, Mark get up. Hayden
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Beck’s mother, Carmella Gallagher, of Grinnell,
passed away in 2003. “She had always wanted to
be in the Guinness Book of World Records,” Beck
says. Carmella and her husband, Cyril, also loved
to dance. “We would always do the hokey pokey at
our family events, so I looked up the Hokey Pokey
record,” Beck says.
Fry’s on the front page of the paper.’”
Hayden Fry and Hawkeye fans from across the
country hope to make history at FRY Fest. In fact,
the FRY Fest committee is flying in a Guinness of-
ficial from New York, to verify the crowd size and
announce that night if they are successful in break-
ing the world record.

Beck discovered there was a record, 4,431 people
danced the Hokey Pokey with Elmo in 2003. “I
thought, ‘I think I can beat that,’” Beck says. “I
started thinking of Hawk fans right away. My mom
also loved the Hawkeyes.”
Beck’s brother, Dave Gallagher, who works at Bravo
Sports Marketing and was on last year’s FRY Fest
committee, immediately suggested FRY Fest as a
venue.
“When Sara first approached me with the idea, I
Beck said many of her nine brothers and sisters will
be on hand for the world record attempt, although
their dad, Cyril, is not well enough to travel. Hop-
ing to be joined by upwards of 10,000 Hawkeye fans,
Beck says that there will be one extra Hawkeye fan
FIELD HOCKEY
there that day. “I know that we’ll have at least one
more that I won’t be able to count….that’ll be my
SARAH PERGINE
Mom,” Beck says.
Pergine, from Pennsylvania, has been a three-year
starter in the midfield. During her career, she has
“This will be just a great way to honor my Mom,
scored 11 goals with 24 assists and 46 points. Her
and to incorporate one of her very favorite songs,
plus bring Hawk fans together to make history.” goal in the 51st minute against Michigan State on

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Nov. 17, 2008 in the second round of the NCAA

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Tournament gave the UI a 1-0 victory and sent the

How often do you get the chance to break a Guinness World Record? SWIMMING
Hawkeyes to the Final Four. In addition to pursuing
a double major in sociology and communication
studies, Pergine is chair of the 2010-11 execu-
Josh Schamberger, tive board for Iowa Student Athlete Advisory
Iowa City/Coralville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Committee (ISAAC).

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 Former Coach Evashevski to
be honored at FRY Fest
This year FRY Fest will honor late Hawkeye football
coach Forest Evashevski, commonly known as Evy.
On FRYday, Sept. 3, at 9 a.m. a ceremony will be held
on the south side of Kinnick Stadium, renaming
Stadium Drive in Evashevski’s honor.
Known as a solid recruiter and a powerful motivator,
Evashevski brought Iowa’s football program out of the
doldrums and onto the national stage.
“Forest Evashevski is truly one of the greatest coaches
in college football history,” says Dale Arens, director of
the UI Trademark Licensing Program. Arens notes that
Evashevski retired from coaching at a fairly young age,
while he was still in his early 40s. “Think about what
he would have gone on to do if he’d stayed in coach-
ing,” Arens says.
Unfortunately, Evashevski passed away last year at the
age of 91, but several members of his family and Evy’s Pictured in this file photo are former Iowa football coaches Forest
1960 team will be on hand for the renaming ceremony. Evashevski, Jerry Burns, Hayden Fry and current coach Kirk Ferentz.

What you may already know

Famed 1960 and 1985 teams reuniting in Iowa City about Coach Evashevski:
• Evy coached the UI football team from 1952 to 1960, leading
1960 -- Celebrating their 50-Year anniversary as Hawkeye alumni, the 1960 Big Ten Champion Team will hold the team to national prominence, winning three Big Ten titles,
a reunion during FRY Fest weekend in Iowa City. Boasting 5-1 Big Ten and 8-1 overall records, this group of men two Rose Bowls and finishing in the AP’s top ten five times.
were truly the highlight of Coach Forest “Evy” Evashevski’s career. • Under Evashesvski’s lead, the 1958 Hawkeyes were
Returning from a Rose Bowl victory in 1959, Evy’s Hawkeyes played one of their best seasons in history, finishing recognized by the Football Writers Association of America as
#3 in the national rankings. Some of the most notable 1960 Hawkeyes to enter the 1962 NFL draft include Larry national champions.
Ferguson (Detroit), Wilburn Hollis (St. Louis), and Bill Whisler (San Francisco). • Evy was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as a
coach in 2000.
1960 Iowa Hawkeyes (8-1 season)
Oregon State
Northwestern
22-12
42-0
Wisconsin
Purdue
28-21
21-14
Minnesota
Ohio State
10-27
35-12 What you may not know
Michigan State 27-15 Kansas 21-7 Notre Dame 28-0
about Forest Evashevski:
1985 -- It’s been 25 years since Hayden Fry’s 1985 Hawkeye Football team led the conference to win the Big • A native of Detroit, Evashevski played college football at the
Ten Championship and make it to the Rose Bowl. The season was full of exciting games, especially when #1 Iowa University of Michigan from 1938 to 1940.
faced #2 Michigan in historic Kinnick Stadium. With only two seconds remaining, Heisman Trophy candidate • As a member of the Michigan football team, Evy was
Chuck Long drove to the 12 yard line, setting up kicker Rob Houghtlin for the game winning field goal. actually on the field twice against Nile Kinnick when Iowa
The 1985 Hawkeyes were popular picks in the 1986 NFL draft, including Chuck Long (1st round – Detroit), Ronnie played the Wolverines.
Harmon (1st round – Buffalo), Mike Haight (1st round – New York), Devon Mitchell (4th round – Detroit), and • After his time as head football coach, Evashevski served as
Larry Station (11th round – Pittsburgh). Iowa’s Athletic Director from 1960 to 1970.

1985 Iowa Hawkeyes (10-2 season)
Drake 58-0
Northern Illinois 48-20
Iowa State 57-3
Michigan State 35-31
Wisconsin 23-13
Michigan 12-10
Northwestern 49-10
Ohio State 13-22
Illinois 59-0
Purdue 27-24
Minnesota 31-9
UCLA (Rose Bowl) 28-45
• Bump Elliott, who succeeded Evashevski as Iowa’s Athletic
Director, had been a part of Evashevski’s coaching staff.
• One of Evy’s sons, John Evashevski, actually attended the
University of Iowa himself, and was a Big Ten wrestling champion
in 1972.

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Celebrate a full day of fun at FRY Fest Hawkeye Pep Rally
• Hear members of the famed 1985 CORALVILLE
FRYday, Sept. 3 team including Jeff Drost, Mike
Haight, Bill Happel, Hap Peterson,
5 pm Marriott
Outdoor Concert/Beverage Garden Hotel & 9th

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and Hokey Pokey Grounds open Conference
9 am 1 – 2 pm Adjacent to the Coralville Marriott Hotel Center 7th
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Dr.
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Ceremony honoring former Iowa 1985 University of Iowa Football
& Conference Center 7th St.
Football Coach Forest Evashevski Iowa
Team Autograph Session* 5:30 PM River

at Kinnick Stadium
10 am – 2 pm
FRY Fest Show & Shine Car Show
E. 9th Street between 1st Avenue
and the Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
10 am – 8 pm
World’s Largest Hawkeye
Tradeshow & Tailgate Party
Inside the Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
• Featuring more than 65 licensed
Hawkeye retailers, University of Iowa
student-athletes and coaches, 2010
University of Iowa Hall of Fame, 1960 and
1985 Big Ten Champion team members,
Rose Bowl exhibits, face painting, free
throw contest, radio remotes, prizes,
autographs, food and more
11 am – noon
1985 University of Iowa Football
Team Panel Discussion
Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
2 – 3 pm
1960 University of Iowa Football
Team Autograph Session*
Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
3 – 4 pm
2010 University of Iowa
Athletics Hall of Fame Class
Autograph Session*
Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
3:30 – 4:30 pm
University of Iowa
Wresting Team Clinic
Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
3:30 – 5 pm
University of Iowa Women’s
Basketball Team Shoot Around
Coralville Marriott Hotel &
Conference Center
1st Ave.
5th St.
Hawkeye Pep Rally CORALVILLE
Iowa River Landing Detail
presented by:
Thomas L. Cardella & Associates IOWA
area
FRY Fest map
CITY
Iowa River Landing,
• Featuring Iowa Women’s Basketball
Coach Lisa Bluder, UI Wrestling Coach E. 9th Street,
Terry Brands, Herky, the Hawkeye
Coralville
Marching Band, the UI Cheerleaders,
the Iowa Dance Team, the 2010 UI Hall
of Fame Class, and former student- 7 pm, 9 pm
athletes. Concludes with the Hawkeye Outdoor Concert featuring
Hokey Pokey world record challenge.
The Nadas at 7 pm
Three Dog Night at 9 pm
6 pm • Tickets are $10 and are available at
Hawkeye Hokey Pokey the CVB, the Guest Welcome Center
World Record Dance at Coral Ridge Mall, Coralville City
adjacent to the Coralville Marriott Hotel Hall and the Coralville Hy-Vee. Tickets
& Conference Center purchased on the day of the concert
presented by: Signify U will be $15.
and The Eastern Iowa Airport
Events are subject to change.
* For autograph sessions, there will be
a limit of one autographed item. No
personal photos.
• Be part of setting the new world
record for the largest organized Hokey Look for parking and shuttle
Pokey dance! information on pg. 18.

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 Find all things Hawkeye at the FRY Fest Tradeshow
TRADESHOW KEY 15. M.C. Ginsberg Jewelers 33. UI Men’s Basketball
16. Signify U 34. Clear Channel Radio
1. MediaCom (Bob Brooks) 35. UI Women’s Basketball
17. Kingdom Graphics
2. UI Athletics Hall of Fame/ 36. Underground Printing
18. Foam Fitters of Iowa, Inc
Varsity Club 37. Hollywood Graphics
19. The Jym Bag/Bordignonink
3. Bill Colbert: Creator of the 38. SourceMedia
20. Kembrey Designs
UI Tiger Hawk Logo 39. Iowa Book & Supply
21. The Bobblehead
4. HerkyPhoto.com 40. Varsity Motorcoach
22. Black & Gold Shop
5. Bravo Sports Marketing 41. Hawks Nest
23. Paul’s of Iowa City
6. Strawberry Patch/S&P Specialties 42. Johnson County I-Club/UI Foundation
24. Recognition Products
7. Stone City Bottled Water 43. Cumulus Media
25. Jim Zabel
8. Reading with our Future Fans 44. Goalsetter Systems, Inc
26. Tailgate Clothing Co.
9. Big Time Jersey Flags 45. UI Sports Marketing
27. Official UI Hawk Shop
10. Goodwill of the Heartland 46. City of Coralville
28. All Star Chocolates
11. KGAN 2 47. Iowa City/Coralville Area CVB
29. Victoria’s Secret PINK
12. Hawk Toys 48. KCJJ 1630
30. Amana Woolen Mill
13. MJB Hawkeye Store 49. R-Del Distributing
& Furniture Store
14. Fabrique Innovations 50. Dynamic Impressions
31. Stier’s Gifts & Collectibles
32. UI Spirit Squad 51. UI Women’s Golf / UI Field Hockey
Concessions 52. Lyla’s Boutique/Oskie Clothes
53. Brand L Embroidery & Screenprinting
54. Hy-Vee
55. Custom Laser Engraving
56. UI Wrestling
57. The Iowa Children’s Museum
58. Best Buy
59. Ironside Apparel & Promotions
60. Imprinted Sportswear & IowApparel
61. Touchdown for Kids
62. Game Day Iowa
63. UI Homecoming Council
64. Mustang Media
65. BRAX (Spirit Cups) Fundraising
66. FRY Fest Silent Auction
67. Carousel Nissan
68. Palace Concrete, Inc.
Auto

BASKETBALL FLOOR
69. J&B Dye Wear
70. UI Baseball
71. UI Rowing
72. Bagolitas by Janice
73. KWWL 7
Crafters Corner:
1. FUNctional Bags by Cynthia
2. Wright’s Pins
3. Appy Sports
4. Cookies by Design
5. NormsTailgating.com

FRYday, Sept. 3 • 10 am - 8 pm
Coralville Marriott Hotel & Conference Center
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The World’s Largest Hawkeye Tradeshow & Tailgate Party
If your blood runs black and gold, you probably always have your eyes out
looking for a new way to show your love for our favorite team. Now in its
second year, the FRY Fest Tradeshow is billed as the world’s larg-
est gathering of Hawkeye merchandise and gear that you’ll find
anywhere.
Dale Arens, director of the UI Trademark Licensing Pro-
gram and part of the FRY Fest steering committee,
admits that at last year’s first-of-its-kind show,
it was hard to know what to expect.
“Last year, we were thinking, ‘Can
we drive enough traffic to this
venue to make the investment
worthwhile for the vendors that
were there?’ The answer to that
question was a resounding, ‘Wow!
Holy cow! Yes!’” Arens jokes. “It was a
huge success.”
In fact, last year retailers had a hard time
keeping up with the crowd. Jeff Collins
manages the new Black and Gold Store in
Coralville.
“At this time last year our only
store was in Davenport, and
we had to run down to
Davenport and back
to get reloaded
with merchandise,”
he laughs.
To better meet fan
demand, the hours have
been expanded for this year’s
tradeshow. “We’ve extended
the hours so we’ll be open from
Special sections editor: Karen Klinkefus • Graphic designer: Rachel Young
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.,” says Josh Schamberger, president of the Iowa City/Coralville
Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. “So it opens an hour earlier and closes an
hour later than last year.”
“Another addition to this year’s tradeshow will be a crafters corner, for smaller,
mostly local, vendors,” says Geni Krier, FRY Fest director.
This year’s FRY Fest Tradeshow promises even more black and gold gear for
every member of the family.
Victoria’s Secret PINK will be on hand, selling its popular women’s line of tees,
hoodies, sweats and yoga apparel, and providing a sneak peek at their Holiday
Collection. “Victoria’s Secret PINK had a great experience last year and loved
the energy of FRY Fest and all of its fans,” says Sarah Hoekzema, PINK market-
ing manager. “It was a no brainer for us to come back again this year,” noting
that they haven’t participated in this sort of tradeshow anywhere else.
Kingdom Graphics, of West Branch, will be selling a variety of screenprinted
hats, T-shirts and sweatshirts. Owners Troy and Sarah Norpel are always trying
to expand their product line to keep up with evolving tastes. This year they’ll
have a lot of tie-dye shirts, a vintage line of T-shirts, baby and toddler gear and
a new item called the Huddle Hat. Troy Norpel explains, “It’s a stocking cap
with a facemask on it so it looks like a helmet, a rubberized face mask which
snaps on and off. Kids love it,” Norpel says.
Truly one of the most unique products at this year’s tradeshow will be at the
Varsity Motorcoach booth. “They’re going to have a motorcoach there, it’s like a
mobile man-cave,” Arens says. “ They’re working with Winnebago to do a tailgat-
ing vehicle at a very high level. The whole interior will be Hawkeye, as well as
the exterior,” Arens says. “They’re going to premiere their first model at FRY
Fest. That’s pretty cool.”
Arens understands how fan loyalty can run that deep. “One of the wonderful
things about collegiate athletics is that there’s a very deep affinity that goes
beyond just being a fan, it’s an emotional connection,” he says. “You often
spent a very important part of your life and a transitional part of your life on
that campus. We also have that person who either went to another school or
never went to college and this is their team.”
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Join fellow Hawk fans for the Concert Admission:
location:
FRY Fest outdoor concert Iowa River Landing,
(North of Coralville Marriott
$10.......in advance
$15........day of tickets
Children 5 and under
Hotel & Conference Center) are FREE.

FRYday, Sept. 3
A full day of Hawkeye fun at FRY Fest E. 9th Street, Coralville All proceeds benefit
will wrap up with an evening concert by The
Coralville’s 4thFest
Nadas and headliner Three Dog Night. Beverage Garden presented by: celebration!

Based out of Des Moines, The Nadas are The Nadas  7 pm

well known throughout the Midwest for their ■ 5 PM: Concert Area and
unique rock/folk sound. They’ll take the stage
at the Iowa River Landing at 7 p.m.
Three Dog Night  9 pm Beverage Garden and Hokey
Pokey Grounds open Get your
■ 7 PM: The Nadas take the
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■ 10:30 PM: Beverage
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Cash and check

Three Dog Night only

General admission seating.

The legendary rock band Three Dog Night Blankets and chairs allowed, no coolers allowed.
will then take the stage at 9 p.m. Their
chart-topping songs from the 60s and Dogs are welcome at the concert, but must be on leash at
70s are hard-wired into our brains, songs all times. You are also responsible for cleaning up after your
like: dog. If either of these rules are violated, you may be asked to
leave the concert area.
“Mama Told Me (Not To Come)”
“Joy to the World”

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“Black and White”
“Shambala”
“One”
Nick holmes

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Holmes, a junior from Peoria, Illinois, won the 6,000-meter Hawkeye
Invitational in 2008. Shortly afterward, iliotibial band syndrome surfaced
in his left leg, causing Holmes to be out of commission for nine months.
During his slow recovery, he drew inspiration from his 27-year old brother,
We really couldn’t ask
for a better band. SWIMMING
Jacob, who born with cerebral palsy and is wheelchair-bound. Holmes
established career-bests at all distances last fall, finishing runner-up in
the 6,000-meter Hawkeye Invitational (18:30.56), ninth in the 8,000-meter
Josh Schamberger Iowa State Intercollegiate (26:26) and 49th in the 10,000-meter NCAA
Regional in Springfield, Mo. (32:28.2). He is majoring in recreation
cross country
Iowa City/Coralville Area
management with a minor in human relations.
Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Show & Shine Car Show will
bring back memories
Keep your eyes on

Hawkeye fans love their classic cars,

whether they’re parked at a tailgater
or just cruising First Avenue in Cor-
alville, better known to Hawk fans as
‘Hayden Fry Way.’
FRY Fest will showcase some great
classic wheels at the Show & Shine
Car Show, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
FRYday, Sept. 3.
The car show will be free and open to
the public. Located close to the trade
show and concert grounds, as well as
being near the Antique Car Museum in
Coralville, “It’s a great place to show-
case the cars, right along 9th Street,”
says Geni Krier, FRY Fest director.
Last year, 50 cars were on display, and organizers expect a similar num-
ber again this year. “We had a good collection of both classic cars and
Iowa Hawkeye themed cars,” says Eric Heinkel, convention sales man-
ager at the Iowa City/Coralville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau and
organizer of this year’s car show. VOLLEYBALL
You may notice some famous faces in the crowd. Former coach Hayden
Fry, and his wife Shirley, will be making the rounds as they select their
mallory husz
choice for the Hayden’s Choice trophy. Krier notes that trophies will also
Raised in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Husz grew up a
be awarded for the City of Coralville, Mayor’s Choice, CVB Choice and
Husker fan. But she chose the University of Iowa
Herky’s Choice. The award ceremony will be held at 1 p.m., approxi- over Nebraska, and has been instrumental in helping
mately one hour before the end of the car show. to build a strong volleyball program.
For those who bring a classic car, “Everyone will get a dash plaque,
commemorating FRY Fest and thanking them for being there,” Krier
SWIMMING
Husz averaged 1.59 kills and 0.90 blocks per set
from her middle blocker position. Coming from a
family full of nurses, Husz is studying to become
says. There may still be time to participate as an entrant. For more a nurse herself. Yet, she’ll show no mercy to
information, contact Eric Heinkel at (319) 337-6592. her opponents at Carver-Hawkeye Arena this
season.
For more info on the Show & Shine Car Show, go online to www.fryfest.com.

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Hall of Fame honors former Hawkeye athletes and coach
Five former University of Iowa student-athletes
and one former coach will be honored during FRY
Fest as they are inducted into the 2010 Athletic
Hall of Fame.
Bob Jeter (Football, 1957-59), Ken Leuer
(Wrestling, 1954-56), Tracy Dahl (Cross Country,
1989-92, and Track, 1990-93) Mark Ironside
(Wrestling, 1995-98), Anthuan Maybank (Track,
1991-94) and Beth Beglin (Field Hockey Coach,
1988-1999) represent Iowa’s newest group of Hall
of Fame inductees.
The six were selected by a vote of the members
of the National Iowa Varsity Club. The Hall of
Fame Induction Ceremony banquet will be held
Saturday, Sept. 4, at the Coralville Marriott Hotel
& Conference Center. The festivities will begin
with a 5:30 p.m. reception followed by dinner
and the induction ceremony. The Hall of Fame
induction banquet is open to the public. Tickets
may be purchased for $35. For more information
please call the Varsity Club office at (319) 335-
9438.

Bob Jeter, Ken Leuer Tracy Dahl Mark Ironside Anthuan Maybank Beth Beglin
who played completed competed all was a four- was crowned Drake compiled
football under his senior four years of her time Big Ten Relays champion in a career
coach Forest year in collegiate career Champion, both the 400 meters record of
Evashevski 1956 as an as a standout three-time Big and long jump and 199-57-3
set three Rose undefeated athlete in both Ten Wrestler became the first during
Bowl records Big Ten cross country of the Year, athlete in track and her twelve
in Iowa’s and NCAA and track. She and two-time field history to long years as
1959 win Wrestling became Iowa’s first NCAA jump over 27 feet Head Field
over California. He went on to an Champion at 191 pounds. As ever Big Ten women’s cross country Champion. He finished his Iowa and run the 400 meters in under 45 Hockey Coach at Iowa. Her
All-Pro career in the NFL with the a Hawkeye, Leuer accumulated individual champion in 1992. At the career with a 67-match winning seconds. Anthuan was a six-time Big coaching career as a Hawkeye
Green Bay Packers and Chicago a career record of 86-5-2. In 1992 NCAA Indoor Track and Field streak over his final three seasons Ten Champion and was named Big Ten included eight Big Ten titles,
Bears, playing cornerback for 2002, Leuer was inducted into the Championships, Tracy won the 5000- and was named the Hodge Award Athlete of the Year in 1993. After his three NCAA Elite appearances
11 years and winning three NFL National Wrestling Hall of Fame’s meter event with one of the fastest winner (the equivalent of winning Hawkeye career he went on to win the and seven trips to the NCAA
Championship rings with the Hall of Outstanding Americans times recorded in the nation. She then football’s Heisman Trophy) as the Olympic Gold Medal in the 1600-meter Final Four.
Packers. Jeter passed away in for his accomplishments on the successfully defended the title in 1993. Outstanding Wrestler in the country relay at the 1996 Atlanta Games.
November 2008. wrestling mat and for his stellar his senior year.
32-year military career with the
rank of Major General (Ret).

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 Free shuttles to FRY Fest from
Coralville and downtown Iowa City
With thousands of Hawk fans expected to turn at the Iowa River Landing
out for FRY Fest, parking on FRYday, Sept. 3, may with busses running from
be limited. the Hawkeye Commuter
and Storage Parking Lot on
There will be some limited parking available at the
Hawkeye Park Road, just off
Iowa River Landing parking ramp and the south
Mormon Trek Boulevard,
parking lot. Fans can pay $5 to park there as they
and downtown Iowa City
enter, allowing them to quickly exit at the end of
near the corner of Clinton
their day. Coralville Marriott Hotel & Conference
and Washington Streets.
Center overnight guests will have ramp parking
access as usual with a designated pass.
Parking will be free, and the
shuttle service will be free
Catch a shuttle in and open to the public.
Iowa City or Coralville:
To avoid any parking hassles, organizers suggest The shuttles will run from 4 p.m. until one hour Ride your bike:
you take a free shuttle to FRY Fest. Coralville after the FRY Fest concert ends. Buses will run If you’d rather ride your bike to the event, on-site
Transit and Cambus will provide a continuous approximately every 15 minutes. (Please note that bike parking near the Johnson County Historical
loop of free direct shuttle service to FRY Fest coolers will not be permitted on the shuttle.) Society will be available at no charge.

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