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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2013
Page
17
The outage that paused the Super Bowl was caused by a relay device added to prevent power failures. Entergy and S&C Electric Co. reported the issue, noting a low trip setting or possible design flaw.
Solon junior Lance Evans, told a season was unlikely after two preseason surgeries for torn femoral cartilage, won a sectional title at 195 pounds last Saturday at Clear Creek Amana and seeks a second straight state berth in a 2A district at Solon. Districts begin at noon with top two advancing to Des Moines next week.
Sue Paterno reemerges to defend Joe Paterno as moral, disciplined, arguing against rumors. She announces the public release of the Sandusky report response on paterno.com at 9 a.m. Sunday after sending a letter to former Penn State players. In golf news at Pebble Beach, Brandt Snedeker shares the lead with Ted Potter Jr after a bogey free 68 at Spyglass Hill. Hunter Mahan trails by one.
Felix Hernandez will not pitch for Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic as he pursues a seven year 175 million dollar contract with the Seattle Mariners. He called the decision difficult and denied Mariners pressure.
Iowa coach Jack Dahm preaches "Shock The World" as five sophomores anchor a young lineup. The 2013 season opens with three games in Tennessee against Austin Peay, with new staff and a bullpen led by Nick Hibbing.
Aaron Hafner became Luther College's 13th football coach on Jan. 30 succeeding Mike Durnin. Hafner plans a return to an option offense with emphasis on lifting, conditioning, and recruiting to compete in the Iowa Conference. He inherits a rebuilding Norse squad and seeks rapid improvement.
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