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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2010
Page
13
The University of Iowa programs lose players as sophomore Aaron Fuller transfers, recruit Cody Larson from Sioux Falls backs out and reopens recruitment, and freshman Gabby Machado announces a transfer.
Ames Iowa State University moves to fill two staff vacancies after Daniyal Robinson departs for the University of Houston. Greg McDermott must replace Robinson and handle Ron Smith's departure while Jeff Rutter shifts to basketball operations.
Scott Dochterman of The Gazette won first place in the APSE national contest for breaking news in the 40,000 to 100,000 circulation division. He was honored for initial reporting on the murder of Aplington-Parkersburg football coach Ed Thomas. The Gazette’s daily sports section also placed in the top 10.
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders beat Indiana 5 3 in Game 2 of the first round to take a 2 0 series lead. Derek DeBlois and David Boehm each scored twice while Cason Hohmann added one. Boehm's late first period score sparked the comeback as Indiana pressed early before Grosenick stood tall in net.
Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter share the Masters lead at 8 under after tough Augusta rounds. Tiger Woods sits two back at 6 under as Phil Mickelson joins a cluster at 138, while Woods faces scrutiny over personal scandal.
Two English golfers Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter lead the Masters halfway, tied under par as spectators debate national pride and the game’s origins. Westwood, World No. 4, and Poulter, No. 7, emphasize strong play amid heated accents on the leaderboard.
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