Kernels topple Wisconsin in first four innings
Cedar Rapids defeated Wisconsin 5-3 to improve to 2-0 in the Midwest League second half. Tyler Grimes homered for the Kernels and Tim Atherton earned the win with four scoreless innings in middle relief. Kaleb Merck saved the game with two innings pitched.
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Big E Langston to wrestle in Cedar Rapids show
Ettore Ewen known as Big E Langston returns to Eastern Iowa for a WWE event June 29 at the U S Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids. The Gazette notes the appearance in Mike Hlas column and adds blog notes from Thursday Prime Time League openers.
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Hinchcliffe balances humor and fierce drive at IndyCar Iowa race
IndyCar driver James Hinchcliffe known as the Mayor of Hinch Town headlines the IndyCar Iowa Corn Indy 250 at Iowa Speedway in Newton. Qualifying at 3 p.m. and the race at 2 p.m. Sunday airs on ABC with radio on KGYM. The Canadian star blends off track wit with fierce focus when the belts are tight.
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Colton Hansen Shines For Titans Before Fourth Quarter Turnaround
Cedar Rapids Titans quarterback Colton Hansen drew about 40 friends and family to the home game in Cedar Rapids as he threw four first half touchdowns to build a 33-13 lead over Sioux Falls Storm. The late fourth quarter saw three costly interceptions ending a strong showing.
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In Memoriam for Jim Zabel Icon of Iowa Sports Radio
Friends gather at the Lutheran Church of Hope in Des Moines to honor Jim Zabel a broadcasting legend who hosted Beat the Bear for 25 years at WHO TV. Zabel died May 23 at 91 in Scottsdale Arizona his career began in 1944 with WHO AM radio.
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