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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2004
Page
13
Zach Johnson, former Cedar Rapids Aegis and Drake golfer, shot a 3-under 69 in the final round at La Quinta California. He finished 22-under tied for 20th, eight behind winner Phil Mickelson and earned 48750 dollars.
Fanny Blankers-Koen, the Dutch sprint star who won four golds at the 1948 London Games, died Sunday at age 85 after a period of ill health including Alzheimer's. She led Netherlands to four track titles at London and was hailed as the century’s top female athlete by IAAF in 1999.
Brazil failed to advance in South American Olympic qualifying after a 1-0 loss to Paraguay in Vina del Mar. Brazil has won five World Cups, most recently 2002, and has not won Olympic gold. The Olympic squad features younger players than in the World Cup and other majors.
The Australian Open men's quarterfinals air on ESPN2 at 9 30 p m with coverage from Gazette staff and wire reports. Other TV listings follow.
Tom Brady reflects on a rise from Super Bowl winner to national figure. He credits on field success and teammates for his experiences while noting football remains his top priority despite media attention and celebrity opportunities.
Iowa overcoming rebounding issues held Michigan to 31 percent shooting as a 24-3 first half burst and a late 8-minute stretch helped the Hawkeyes to a 69-58 Big Ten victory at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Jennie Lillis led with 15 points. Michigan star Jennifer Smith sat after two fouls.
Veronica Johns Richardson matched a career high with 16 points as Colorado defeated Iowa State 62 to 51. She added eight assists while the Buffaloes limited ISU’s top scorers Tera Bjorklund and Kate Fagan, forcing Colorado to rely on midrange and drives.
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