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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 2009

Page

11

Watson at Turnberry falls short in Open championship

The 59 year old Watson led for three final days at Turnberry and missed an Open title by eight feet. Tiger Woods faded as Padraig Harrington and Stewart Cink also fell short, while Watson lost the playoff by six shots, lamenting the near miss and his age.

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Suit accuses Cuban of diverting profits at Mavericks arena

A Dallas lawsuit alleges Mark Cuban wrongfully diverted millions from the Mavericks home arena to cover shortfalls. Hillwood Center Partners, controlled by Ross Perot Jr., filed the suit in state district court in Dallas last week.

Dallas Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban NBA Hillwood Center Partners The Mavericks Ross Perot Jr

Contador eyes dangerous Tour rivals in final week

In Sion Contador says he will attack those teams chasing his yellow jersey and notes his lead remains solid though the final week remains hard. Armstrong, now second, pledges to support Contador as Schleck remains a key threat in the Alps and final stage chase.

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Iowa Football Hall of Ferentz Defensive Tackles

Marc Morehouse ranks Iowa’s top defensive tackles under Kirk Ferentz. Colin Cole leads with 1999-02 dominance, 2002 school records, first team all Big Ten and Iowa defensive co MVP. Mitch King 2005-08 earned Big Ten lineman of the year and Iowa defensive MVP. Jonathan Babineaux 2000-04 became Falcons pillar with 20.5 tackles for loss and 11 sacks in 2004.

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Notre Dame to Meet Army at New Yankee Stadium in 2010

Notre Dame will play Army in the first football game at the new Yankee Stadium on Saturday night November 20, 2010. The teams met 22 times at the old Yankee Stadium with annual games from 1925 to 1946 except 1930 and again in 1969 for the 100th anniversary of college football.

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Ex Hawkeye Myers signs with Raiders

The Oakland Raiders agreed to a four year contract with sixth round pick Brandon Myers of Iowa. Myers is the first of Oakland seven draft picks to sign and will block to free Zach Miller for downfield receiving. Sulak was released last week as the team reshapes its roster.

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Nash agrees to two year extension with Suns

Steve Nash and the Phoenix Suns reached a two year extension worth 22 million dollars, keeping the two time MVP guard under contract through the 2011 2012 season. Agent Bill Duffy confirmed the agreement in an Associated Press interview on Monday.

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Lolo Jones nets world lead in 100 hurdles in Crete

Des Moines native Lolo Jones wins the women's 100 meter hurdles at the Vardinoyannis track meet in Rethymno Crete with a world leading time of 12.47 seconds. AP reports the performance as the year's best so far.

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Cornell College coach DeGeorge resigns for family reasons

Cornell College men’s basketball coach Mike DeGeorge steps down after leading the Rams to the 2009 NCAA Division III tournament to prioritize family stability. He cites long hours and upcoming middle school ages for his four children and will become a Reserve Field Manager for Farmers Insurance. DeGeorge refrains from retirement, noting continued interest in coaching someday.

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