Decorah's Fullhart Clinches Third State Title in 12-7 Final
Decorah senior Lee Fullhart defeats Josh Dodd 12-7 in the Class 2A 189-pound final to extend his win streak to 110 and claim a third straight state crown. He ends his season 37-0 and joins Ogden's Jason Keenan as Iowa's 43rd and 44th three-time champs.
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Cedar Rapids LaSalle
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Wallace repeats victory at Rockingham Goodwrench 500
Rusty Wallace dominates the Goodwrench 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway on the 1017 mile oval after switching from Pontiac to Ford. He leads 346 of 492 laps to claim his 32nd career win and $50,385 as Sterling Marlin finishes second.
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Stadler wins Buick Invitational in hometown fashion
Craig Stadler, 40, captured his first PGA Tour victory by one stroke over Steve Lowery at Torrey Pines. Stadler shot 66 to finish 20 under, holding a two shot lead after Lowery birdied 18. Lowery finished second. the event marked Stadler’s landmark hometown win.
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Kennedy Hawks clash with Jefferson in high school showdown
In Class 4A playoff prep, Kennedy faces Jefferson with two days rest after both beat others earlier. Kennedy guard Chris O Shel is nursing a sprained ankle but expected to play. The district playoff schedule includes Io wa Mennonite vs Highland and 2A/3A district games Tuesday.
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Lillehammer Games End in Historic Medal Rain
The Lillehammer Olympics produced 22 nations with medals as Markus Wasmeier, Sergei Tardosav, Myriam Bedard, and Georg Hackl swept close finishes. Norway led with 26 medals, Dan Jansen added a long awaited U.S. gold, and Canada and Germany set records as the Games closed with a memorable ceremony.
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Norway Hosts Farewell Ceremony Ends Winter Games
The closing program featured Norwegian tales of good triumphing over evil and video highlights. Dan Jansen carried the U S flag with teammates waving flags as stars like Blair Baiul Torvill and Dean appeared. Samaranch noted Sarajevo’s suffering and urged peace while Nagano loomed as the next host.
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