Big Day of Trades Before Monday's 3 PM Deadline
Major league trades reshape rosters with Orioles sending B J Surhoff and Gabe Molina to Atlanta for Trinidad Hubbard and minor leaguers. Will Clark packaged to St. Louis for Jose Leon. Expos ship Rondell White to Chicago Cubs for Scott Downs. Cubs acquire Henry Rodriguez to Marlins for Ross Gload and Dave Noyce. Rays deal Trachsel and Guthrie to Blue Jays for Brent Abernathy and PTBN. Dodgers swap Hollandsworth for Tom Goodwin plus cash. Mariners move Mabry and Tom Davey to Padres for Al Martin. Cardinals send Slocumb and Ben Johnson to Padres for Hernandez and Tebbs. Padres receive Brian Meadows for Jay Witasick. More details after deadline.
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B.J. Surhoff
Gabe Molina
Atlanta Braves
Trinidad Hubbard
Fernando Lunar
Luis Rivera
Will Clark
St. Louis Cardinals
Jose Leon
Montreal Expos
Rondell White
Chicago Cubs
Scott Downs
Henry Rodriguez
Florida Marlins
Ross Gload
Dave Noyce
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Steve Trachsel
Mark
Brent Abernathy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Todd Hollandsworth
Kevin Gibbs
Randey Dorame
Colorado Rockies
Tom Goodwin
Seattle Mariners
John Mabry
Tom Davey
San Diego Padres
al Martin
Heathcliff Slocumb
Ben Johnson
Carlos Hernandez
Nate Tebbs
Brian Meadows
Kansas City Royals
Jay Witasick
Angels extend pact with Cedar Rapids Kernels for two years
Anaheim Angels and Cedar Rapids Kernels agreed to a two year Player Development Contract extension keeping Angels affiliates in Cedar Rapids through 2000. Officials from both sides confirmed progress though no final signed agreement existed awaiting Kernels board and local vote results.
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Jack Roeder
Wally Krouse
Angels
Cedar Rapids
Krause
Midwest
Rowe nearly perfect as Alburnett tops Pocahontas 1 0 in state quarterfinal
Amy Rowe carried Alburnett to a 1 0 win over Pocahontas in the Class 1A state softball quarterfinal at Harlan Rogers Park. Rowe retired 20 straight, struck out 11, and earned a no hitter with 0.00 ERA. Brandi Sargent delivered the RBI in the sixth. The Pirates advance to face Don Bosco in the semifinals.
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Amber Wood
Pocahontas Area
Courtney Siddall
Pirates
Fort Dodge
Jeff Linder
Amy Rowe
Rowe
Pocahontas
Harlan Rogers Park
Nicole Wood
Sargent
Laura Schultes
Brandi
Johnson
Bill Mason
Mason
Rickless
Alyse Hohensee
Morgan Flaherty
Lindsey Caves
Burns
Caves
Warner reveals journey in All Things Possible memoir
Warner chronicles youth in Burlington and Cedar Rapids, college play at Regis and Northern Iowa, and NFL rise with the St. Louis Rams. The self titled memoir, written with Michael Silver, documents his faith, the 2001 Super Bowl season, and MVP triumphs. HarperSanFrancisco Zondervan publishes at $24. in bookstores now.
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Kurt Warner
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Northern Iowa
St. Louis Rams
Warner
Michael Silver
The
Rams
HarperSanFrancisco
Zondervan
ESPN to feature Kinnick on SportsCentury
ESPN Classic plans a SportsCentury profile on Nile Kinnick the 1939 Heisman winner and Iowa legend. The program airs tonight at 7 and 11 p m Iowa time and again Wednesday at 11 a m Paul Baender editor of Kinnick diary notes use of his book as a bible and reminiscences his long lasting impact.
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Baender
Iowa City
Kinnick
Iowa
Ironmen
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Northwestern
Caribbean
South America
Rich signs with Badgers
Washington Iowa star Stephanie Rich asked Wisconsin coach Jane Albright if she would stay with Wisconsin and Albright replied she is not leaving and is 99.9 percent sure she will be there.
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PDC
Veterans Memorial Commission
Krause
Rich
Clark captures John Deere Classic in dramatic playoff
Rookie Michael Clark II won the John Deere Classic at Deere Run after a Sunday weather delay. He defeated Kirk Triplett in a playoff on the 18th and 16th and 17th holes, earning 468000 dollars and a John Deere riding mower, while Triplett lamented the tough finish and Clark celebrated his first PGA Tour title. The finish also highlighted veteran Ronnie Black and notable peers like David Frost and Tiger Woods in a strong field. Clark, 31, became the first rookie to win this season and joined a group of first time winners at the event.
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Ill
Green
Deere Run
Michael Clark II
Ronnie Black
Greg Kraft
Black
Clark
Kirk Triplett
Triplett
David Frost
Los Angeles
John Deere
Deere
Down South
Georgia
Tiger Woods
Nissan
L.A
Payne Stewart
Charles Howell III
Howell
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