Evashevski among 2000 Hall of Fame inductees in New York
Former Iowa Hawkeyes coach Forest Evashevski is honored in the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame class of 2000 joining 15 others in New York on December 12. He led Iowa from 1952 to 1960, posting 42 wins 27 losses and 4 ties with two Big Ten titles and two Rose Bowls.
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Midweek Auto Racing Wrap Delays and Local Winners
Rain washed out season openers at Southern Iowa Speedway Oskaloosa Tipton and rained out NKF Tour for a Cure and NASCAR O Reilly Auto Parts All Star Series at SIS and Dubuque. Gerry Brick won at West Liberty with Darrall Brick close behind in the points race. Scott Wimmer leads ASA rookie push after a win at Hickory and ASA plans three more races before Hawkeye Downs stop in June.
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McCarl wins Knoxville 410 sprint opener as season starts
Terry McCarl defended his Knoxville track title by overtaking Matt Moro on the final lap of the 410 sprint feature. Joh Kearney also claimed a win in the 360 class as a busy regional schedule kicks off. Hawkeye Downs announces advance ticketing for key events with reserved seating under ASA rules.
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Points Leaders Across Iowa Powe Rankings Listed
A Gazette compilation by Jeff Dahn covers multiple classes of heads up standings. Denny Eckrich and Steve Boley share top overall with 138 points, followed by Gary Webb and others across districts including West Liberty West Branch and Muscatine with tallies ranging from 132 to 41.
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Hill Limps Off as Heat Hold Off Pistons in Game 2
Detroit battles injury as Grant Hill exits with a left foot bone bruise. Miami Heat rally on Jamal Mashburn's 8-footer with six seconds left to beat Detroit 84-82 and take a 2-0 series lead. Dan Majerle secures ball as time expires.
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Sharks stun Blues in first-round playoff upset
Steve Shields made 21 saves as the San Jose Sharks defeated the Presidents Trophy winner St. Louis Blues 3 1 to end their playoff run. Ronnie Stern Owen Nolan and Jeff Friesen provided goals as San Jose, 27 points back in the standings, advances to meet the Dallas Stars in the second round starting Friday in Dallas.
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Carter drops defamation suit against Marcus Camby
Toronto Raptors coach Butch Carter withdraws his 5 million defamation lawsuit against Knicks forward Marcus Camby amid criticism. Carter had sued after Camby called him a liar and said players disliked him, as playoff tensions rose.
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McDermott Named Iowa City West Girls Basketball Coach
Right place right job for McDermott Gazette sportswriter McDermott and his wife Lindsay aim for Cedar Rapids area move. The 27 year old North Tama graduate will teach science and coach the Iowa City West girls basketball team succeeding Kay DiLeo. He previously led Roland Story to an 11 10 season and joins a strong West program with ties to Cedar Rapids Jefferson and area schools.
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