Holding pattern in NFL labor dispute stalls vote
Lawyers for both sides plan weekend talks to resolve the owner approved proposal ending the lockout. The NFL Players Association will not vote on Wednesday Thursday or Friday, delaying any decision.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2011
Page
9
Lawyers for both sides plan weekend talks to resolve the owner approved proposal ending the lockout. The NFL Players Association will not vote on Wednesday Thursday or Friday, delaying any decision.
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P J Jang pitched eight strong innings for Cedar Rapids as they defeated Fort Wayne 4-1. Jang allowed four hits with five strikeouts and three walks. Daniel Tillman secured the ninth save.
In a rain delayed final at Rogers Sports Complex, Clear Creek Amana defeats Winterset 3 2 to capture its 10th state crown. Mariah McKinnon slid home ahead of the throw after Ma riah Fligg's clutch eighth inning hit, sealing the championship for the Clippers.
Iowa City Regina defeated West Burlington 6-5 to win the Class 2A championship at the state softball tournament. Julia Hunter snagged the final out in Rogers Sports Complex as eighth grader Hannah Stein earned the win in relief. Regent captain Hunter, UNI signee, helped seal a 31-12 season.
Barry Alvarez known as a fighter with top credentials as player coach and administrator. Alvarez, 64, once played linebacker at Nebraska in the 1960s, guiding reflections on the Wisconsin Iowa game loss.
In ongoing Big Ten coverage, Wisconsin athletics director Alvarez battles for his school amid shifting power, bowl legacies, and scheduling questions. The piece notes his history with Hayden Fry era Iowa and Wisconsin ties as it analyzes the conference realignment saga and the Badgers’ place in it.
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