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- Year-round sailors go to Joe Harris of...The true-hearted sailor knows no season, least of all in San Francisco Bay. At any season the bay is likely to be gusty—locally known as...Laurie Johnston | November 30, 1964
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KINNICK STADIUM CAPACITY 70,585 FIRST GAME Oct. 6, 1929 Iowa 46, Monmouth 0 INITIAL CAPACITY 53,000 MOST RECENT RENOVATION 2006 SIGNATURE FEATURE The visiting team's pink locker room PATRON SAINT Nile Kinnick, 1939 Heisman winner, who perished on a training flight as a Navy pilot in 1943 INDELIBLE MOMENT On Oct. 19, 1985, in a nighttime battle between the No. 1 Hawkeyes and No. 2 Michigan, quarterback Chuck Long coolly led a five-minute, 22-second, 16-play drive that culminated in former walk-on Rob Houghtlin's 29-yard field goal, which gave Iowa a 12--10 victory. COLLEGE KNOWLEDGE Rumor has it that the horses and mules that died during the construction effort in 1929 are buried in the north end zone.   
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