Woman files federal suit against Kobe Bryant for damages
The 20 year old accuses Kobe Bryant in a federal lawsuit seeking at least 75,000 in compensatory damages for pain and public scorn from an alleged rape. Attorneys request a jury trial. Prosecutors say civil case standards differ from criminal proof.
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Ex-Hawk Earl signs with Croatian team KK Zadar
Former University of Iowa star Acie Earl, a 1993 first round Celtics pick, signs to play the 2004-2005 season with KK Zadar in Croatia's Adriatic League. Earl, who averaged 16.9 points and 8.9 rebounds as a Hawkeye senior, has since played in France Australia China Turkey Russia Yugoslavia Kosovo and Poland.
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Hartung Hired as Iowa Wrestling Second Assistant
Tim Hartung, a two time NCAA champion at Minnesota, has been hired as the second assistant for Iowa wrestling. He spent five years on the Gopher staff as strength and conditioning coach and development coordinator. Coach Jim Zalesky said the hire brings new ideas and noted Hartung’s size and background. He replaces Joe Williams who resigned midway through last year.
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Retired racers recall glory at Wall of Fame night
Danny Kladis 87 was inducted into Hawkeye Downs Speedway Wall of Fame amid tall tales from racing legends. He recalled tapping silver dollars over his eyes for laps and a sideways run at Indianapolis in the late 1940s, plus a 1450 foot slide as tires blew. Buzz Rose and Willard Yates joined the gathering in Cedar Rapids.
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Kirk Ferentz Press Conference Highlights
Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz spoke at Gazette Online noting team progress, emphasis on run game balance, and upcoming opponent adjustments. Ferentz addressed injuries, depth chart tweaks, and the importance of composure in practice leading to Saturday’s game.
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Iowa Hawkeyes rely on fresh faces on offense in 2004
Iowa enters preseason with quarterback Drew Tate as starter amid a wave of new offensive players. Tate, a sophomore, describes cold practice as he becomes the vocal leader while veteran linemen and skill players also adjust to revamped units and roles.
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Texas Giant aims to fill Gallery's big shoes at tackle
Iowa sophomore Lee Gray, a 6 6 310 pound Dallas native, steps in for Hugh Gallery at left tackle as the Hawkeyes prepare for 2004. Gray, formerly a defensive lineman, carries tattoos reading TEXAS and GIANT and faces the challenge of replacing Outland Trophy winner Gallery and the departed senior linemen.
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