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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 2002

Page

23

Bonds Homers Twice as Giants Beat Dodgers in L.A.

Barry Bonds slugged a three run homer off Kev in Brown clearing the left field wall in Los Angeles then added a second homer. The report notes a baseball recap from the Dodgers game and mentions Nicklaus withdrawing from the Masters due to back problems.

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Cedar Rapids Native Zach Johnson Qualifies for BellSouth Classic

Cedar Rapids native Zach Johnson earned a spot in the BellSouth Classic by shooting 6-under par in Monday final qualifying to join the 144-player field for the $3.8 million event. He tees off Thursday at 12:20 p.m. Iowa time. Johnson was NGA Hooters Player of the Year last season with $126,408 in earnings and a three-win streak.

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Tyson to register as sex offender in Tennessee and Mississippi

Mike Tyson will be registered as a sex offender in Tennessee and Mississippi when he arrives in Memphis for his bout with Lennox Lewis. Tyson’s spokesman Scott Miranda said the matter will be handled by his legal team for a smooth transition. Tyson was convicted in Indiana in 1992 for rape and served three years of a 10 year sentence. It is unclear where he will stay in the days before the fight.

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Pro sports schedule with three national TV games

At 6 p.m. the Chicago Cubs visit the Cincinnati Reds on FSC. The St. Louis Blues play the Dallas Stars at 7 p.m. on ESPN. The Los Angeles Lakers travel to New Jersey to face the Nets at 7 p.m. on TNT.

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Terps Celebrate First NCAA Title Crowns

Maryland fans packed Cole Field House to celebrate the Terrapins 64-52 win over Indiana and crown their first national title. Final Four MVP Juan Dixon fought tears as he spoke, while coach Gary Williams praised the season and discussed next moves for seniors Dixon Baxter and Mouton and star Chris Wilcox weighing pro options.

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Kotchman Emerges as Top Angels Prospect in Minor Leagues

Casey Kotchman, 19, praised as a future big leaguer, draws comparisons to Todd Helton and Rafael Palmeiro. The Cedar Rapids Kernels first baseman, 6-3 210, was the 13th overall pick and becomes Anaheim Angels' top minor league prospect cherished for defense and a pure left handed swing. He recalls bus rides with his father Tom Kotchman, a former manager, and his lifelong love of ballparks.

Casey Kotchman Kernels Cedar Rapids Todd Helton Rafael Palmeiro Todd Claus Kotchman Angels the Gazette Edar Rapids Northwest Tom Kotchman Boise Idaho Anaheim Cedar Rapids Kernels

Maryland hires Brenda Oldfield as new women's basketball coach

Brenda Frese Oldfield, a Cedar Rapids native, is hired by Maryland to lead the women's program on a six year contract worth 275000 per year after reviving Minnesota Golden Gophers to a 22 8 record and a first round NCAA win. Oldfield replaces Chris Wel ler who retired in March amid NCAA sanction concerns.

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Gophers Tap Jose Oldfield as Terps Coach

Brenda Oldfield led Minnesota to a 22-8 season and first round NCAA win in her debut year. Her coaching pedigree includes Ball State records of 16-13 in 99-00 and 19-9 in 00-01 and AP coach of the year 2002 along with Big Ten and MAC honors.

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