Netolicky recalls ABA glory and Indiana Pacers era
Cedar Rapids born Netolicky reflects on his youth at the Cedar Rapids YMCA and AAU days, facing greats like Connie Hawkins and Artis Gilmore. He details four ABA All-Star selections, joining Indiana for money, and the 1972 Pacers title run, plus a 1997 ABA reunion and enduring Pacers bond.
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Lakers playoff history and 1990s season leaders summary
Lakers top players Shaquille O Neal and Kobe Bryant lead scoring and assists while Bryant also tops in assists per game. Dale Davis Sr and Mark Jackson cited as Pacers leaders in rebounds and assists. Lakers have 48 playoff appearances and 11 titles with a historic championship spread listed from 1949 to 1988.
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Kennedy Cougars explode with offense in two wins over City High
Cedar Rapids Kennedy softball swept Iowa City High 4-3 and 9-6 in a MVC double header. Freshmen Kelli Hague and Tina Shimak each had four hits as Kennedy overcome deficits, with Shimak delivering a seventh inning single to cap a rally in game one. City High led 4-2 in game two before Kennedy scored four in the fifth and three in the seventh to seal the sweep.
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Adrian Hangs Tough to Beat Kennedy 2 0
Washington senior Mike Adrian pitched a two hit shutout, fanning seven as Cedar Rapids Washington beat Kennedy 2 0 in a Mississippi Valley Conference clash. Rob Myers and Charlie Donohue drove in runs in the second inning, while Drew Wold allowed four hits in a strong Kennedy effort. The Warriors move to 9 0 overall and 6 0 in conference, while Kennedy falls to 5 6, 2 4.
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Kedley Faces National Final Eight State Champs
North Cedar star Ryan Kedley, Iowa’s fastest 400 meter high school runner, competes this weekend at the Golden West National Finals in Sacramento. He faces eight other state champions from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, Texas second entrant, Arizona, California and Washington D. C. The top nine finishers in each event were invited by Kedley’s coach Tonee Martin.
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Iowans Chosen in Second Day of First Year Draft
Gazette reports 11 Iowans were drafted on Tuesday. Kirkwood freshman Jason Cierlik went in the 33rd round to the Kansas City Royals and Jefferson High School senior Ryan Danly went in the 38th round to the New York Mets. Cierlik, a left-handed pitcher from Brooklyn Park, Minn., was 8-1 with a 2.26 ERA this spring and struck out 99 batters.
Iowa prep, JC, and four-year players shine in 2000 draft
The report covers multiple Iowa players selected in the MLB draft. Danly of Jefferson, a pitcher who did not pitch this season, had past experience in the Perfect Game league and will play for Kirkwood next season. Several high school standouts from Ottumwa, West Des Moines Valley, Clinton, and Norwalk were drafted across rounds 2 through 49 by the Dodgers, Rockies, Reds, Orioles, Red Sox, Twins, and Athletics, with junior college players Muscatine’s Villegas and Dawson also picked by Boston. Additional Iowa schools like Iowa Western and Indian Hills had signees, including Ruben Gotay, Joel Hanrahan, William Vasquez, and Chris Tritle, highlighting a strong state presence in the draft.
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Marcellus Dawson
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Ruben Gotay
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Los Angeles Dodgers
William Vasquez
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Hawks TV plan for Iowa football schedule announced
Iowa football will have 11 televised games on ESPN Plus and regional networks in 2000. Minnesota kickoff is 11 10 a.m. at Minneapolis, Nebraska game is ABC regional at Lincoln 2 30 p.m. Other Western Michigan Indiana and ISU games are set for statewide or regional broadcasts with varied kickoffs. ESPN Plus rights are held by KGAN Channel 2 and TV slots aim for prime time on ABC or ESPN networks. Iowa’s Big Ten share is 1.876 million, with the schedule to include five Big Ten games on major networks and the rest on ESPN Regional or ESPN Plus.
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