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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2011
Page
13
Cedar Rapids Celebration of Sports banquet names Kiah Stokes of Linn-Mar and Matt Stocker of Cedar Rapids Prairie as 2011 Linn County High School Athletes of the Year. Hawkeye Horseshoe Pitchers Association earns Duane Kramer Sports Tourism Award for hosting nationals last summer. Ashley Courtney and Brad Finn cited as East Central Iowa Special Olympians of the Year.
Joe Mauer could rejoin the Minnesota Twins in the coming week after catching for Class A Fort Myers and taking live batting practice against reliever Joe Nathan. If all goes well he could be back at Target Field by Thursday or Friday.
Prairie Meadows trainer Gene Jacquot disputes a May 21 drug test showing 3 nanograms of Cathinone in See Me Now after a Altoona race. He argues the trace level came from a person or external source and asserts no intent to administer the banned amphetamine. See Me Now finished third.
Gus Johnson leaves CBS to join Fox Sports and will call two Big Ten football games and up to 35 college basketball games this season. He will pair with Charles Davis across Fox networks including BTN, bringing an energetic style to top Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and Conference schedules. Johnson has previously called BTN games in a limited role and is praised by BTN President Mark Silverman as a premier college basketball announcer.
Dallas defeated Miami 105-95 in Game 6 on Heat’s floor to win the 2011 NBA championship. Dirk Nowitzki earned his first title as Jason Terry scored 27 and Rick Carlisle joined elite as a player-coach winner. LeBron James and Heat fall short as Dallas seals series win.
Clayton resident Dean Schultz, 63, has run every day since 1986, totaling over 9,300 straight days. He runs about 70 miles weekly and continued the habit even after breaking a leg while helping his daughter Ellie with pitching.
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