Cahill team races in Minnesota Corvette Challenge
Bruce Jenner and Cahill Brothers Racing team compete in the Corvette Challenge in Brainerd Minnesota for the fifth of 10 SCCA races. Jenner notes the series is highly competitive with identical cars and limited modifications.
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Sauers Leads Hardee's Golf Classic With 62
Gene Sauers shot an 8 under par 62 at Oakwood Country Club to take a two stroke lead after the first round of the $600,000 Hardee's Golf Classic. He eagled once with seven birdies and a bogey as heat and a dawn thunderstorm delayed play.
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Buoniconti loses suit. Citadel pays $800000 settlement
A Citadel jury rejected Marc Buoniconti's $22.5 million claim for a neck injury that left him quadriplegic. He will receive $800,000 from a July 1 settlement with the school and trainer Andy Clawson, while team physician E K Wallace Jr. was exonerated.
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Szabo Returns as Northern Iowa Defensive Line Coach
Former Iowa and Iowa State assistant Steve Szabo is named defensive line coach at Northern Iowa in a part time role under head coach Earle Bruce. Szabo has coached at Edinboro Syracuse Western Michigan Toledo and Ohio State and previously worked with Bruce at Iowa State and Ohio State. Dennis Remmert resigns after nearly 25 years on UNI staff. he was passed over for the head coaching job in favor of Darrell Mudra and then Bruce.
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Drug disqualifications hit three U S Olympic boxing hopefuls
Three candidates for the U S Olympic Boxing Team were disqualified for drug positives at Caesar's Palace. Eric Griffin 106 lbs from Houston Lovell Finger 139 from St. Louis and William Guthrie 165 from St. Louis tested positive for marijuana or cocaine and were removed from the Olympic Box-offs. Replacements were named for Griffin Finger and Guthrie.
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Cyclones weigh red shirts and futures for ISU sports
Iowa State coaches discuss redshirting upperclassmen to replenish numbers, noting seniors stockpiling a final year. Johnny Orr and Jim Gibbons joke with fans about the program’s direction as Jeff Grayer and Lafester Rhodes finish eligibility with potential pro paths.
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