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"Voice of the Cyclones" is silenced

March 5, 2003 By admin

A familiar voice in Iowa broadcasting has been silenced. Pete Taylor, the radio voice of Iowa State football and basketball games for 33 years, died at an Iowa City hospital today. Taylor, who was 57, had experienced some problems with migraines recently and had missed broadcasting some games. The cause of his death is not known. Taylor worked as the sports director at KCCI television in Des Moines prior to becoming an assistant athletic director at Iowa State. Taylor was a 1967 graduate of the University of Iowa and had been named sportscaster of the year in Iowa four times. Taylor is survived by his wife and two children.

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