Golf feature expanded as Cedar Rapids courses upgrade
The Gazette previews a broader golf coverage in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Golf courses Jones Twin Pines and Ellis receive upgrades as crowds grow, with Gary Louvar noting increased rounds and modest revenue dips during renovations. The paper announces a new weekly 18 course feature by Mike Koolbeck plus a schedule of regional tournaments and a golf calendar for readers.
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Stockstill OK with C R encore
Cedar Rapids Kernels pitcher Jason Stockstill, back with the organization he once left, discusses his return and his goal to regain major league potential. He notes past trades, velocity issues, and his current 3.72 ERA with nine strikeouts in nine innings across five appearances. Bud Curran, Kernels groundkeeper, is recovering from a broken leg.
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MWL power slump and Dayton ballpark magic
Iowa minor league notes show Burlington with one homer in 18 games and Quad City with two in 19, as seven MWL teams post .224 or lower team batting averages. Dayton Dragons celebrate 23 million Fifth Third Field, selling all 30 luxury suites, after 20 road games to start the season.
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DeHaven Eyes Olympic Marathon Trials After Rest
Madison runner DeHaven readies for the Olympic Marathon Trials in Pittsburgh aiming to secure a berth for Sydney. He holds a 2 13 02 qualifier from Chicago 1998 and plans a 25K workout after a back injury, while juggling a reduced work schedule as a programmer.
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Des Moines Cyclists win top finish at Iowa City Road Race
Des Moines Cycle Club juniors rider Andy O'Dell placed second and Jon Rotzien third in the 26 mile Iowa City Road Race, earning top five status and a spot at the regional camp at University of Wisconsin Whitewater. Teammates Kristin Siebenlist Ben Gonerman and Kris Nehsen are also eligible for Wisconsin trip. The race was part of the Cannondale Midwest Cycling Team event supporting junior development and national ambitions with the National Development Camp in August and a focus on future national championships in Trexlertown Pa.
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Small thrower shocks Drake Relays with record discus
Abby Emsick, a 5-foot-5 sophomore from Council Bluffs Lewis Central, defies size prejudice with a Drake Relays record discus throw of 148 feet 9 inches and captures the shot with 43 feet 8.5 inches. She aims for a fourth straight discus title at state before graduating in 2002.
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