Gavin claims second city amateur golf title in edging final round
Gavin, 34, shot 2-under 70 at Ellis Park to win by three over Perry Smith after starting tied for third. He credited a key 18-foot birdie at No 9 and finished with birdies at 12 15 and 18 plus a par-saving chip at 17. Gavin is Mount Mercy coach and the event’s 15th winner since 1923.
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Clark Leads John Deere as Weather Halts Final Round
Michael Clark held a one stroke lead in the final round of the John Deere Classic before foul weather halted play. Clark was 2-under on nine holes for 17-under overall, while Steve Lowery finished 8-under 63 to reach 16-under 268. Kirk Triplett stood tied for second at 16-under after nine holes.
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Clark leads Deere Run as final round resumes amid storms
PGA Tour rookie Michael Clark II holds a one shot edge at 17 under with nine holes to play at the John Deere Classic in Silvis Illinois. Weather halted play twice on Sunday with tornado threats and rain forcing a three hour delay.
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Collector Jack Rusthoven Preserves Half Century of Steam Engines
Jack Rusthoven has spent 50 years assembling a large collection of steam engines and maintains a vast toy railroad display inside his home, reflecting his lifelong passion for model engineering.
Dream comes true as 78 year old wins Iowa Games bowling title
Jack Rusthoven, 78, of Washington Iowa won the 75 99 age group gold at the Iowa Games with a 659 handicap series. He dreamed of the victory and celebrated on the podium while his wife Pearl 73 received attention for her own bowling history.
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Mowery wins three titles at Baird Iowa Open tennis
Heather Mowery, a former Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Northern Iowa star now in her first Drake law year, captured women's open singles and mixed doubles with Kendra Lindeman and women's open doubles with Lindeman. She defeated Kris Tiedt 6-0 6-0. Hunter Skogman edged Kevin Whipple for the men’s open crown in a near three hour final. Event also crowned Deignan and Easton in other age groups.
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