Carnes caps sixth straight senior city amateur title in dominant run
Scott Carnes roared to victory at Gardner Memorial Golf Course with a 3-under 69 in round two, finishing eight strokes ahead of Dan Reeves and Ted Rogers. Carnes extended his unbeaten streak in the senior city am, mirroring Tiger Woods by wearing red and citing his aim to emulate Woods after watching the Open. Vass and Naughton trailed in the chase as Carnes built a commanding lead with a strong back nine.
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Edar Rapids
Cixi
Scott Carnes
Gardner Memorial
Carnes
City
Dan Reeves
Ted Rodgers
Tiger
Woods
Iowa Golf Association
Naughton
Fort Dodge
Twin Pines
Vass
Amana
Gardner Memorial Golf Course
Inkster Defends LPGA Championship in Exhausting Playoff
In a fatigued finale at the LPGA Championship Juli Inkster, who turned 40 the day before, defeated Stefania Croce of Italy in the second playoff hole after a 4 over 75 final round. Croce shot 69 to finish at 281, with Wendy Ward one stroke back after a self-imposed penalty cost her a playoff bid.
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Ilmington
Del
Juli Wiis
Inkster
Hayley
Stefania Croce
Italy
Croce
Wendy Ward
Ward
Dupont Country Club
Pat Bradley
Cedar Rapids supervisor Jeff Kraagenbrink aged 42
Jeff Kraagenbrink, 42, serves as an adult sports supervisor for Cedar Rapids Recreation Department. He and his wife Carina raise four sons and a daughter and enjoy camping tennis and golf in their leisure time.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids supervisor Kraayenbrink shapes local softball scene
Summer keeps Jeff Kraayenbrink busy as adult sports supervisor in Cedar Rapids. He runs softball leagues and concessions at Ellis Park and Tait Cummins, oversees tournaments, fields, and umpire staffing, and also handles volleyball basketball and summer basketball for youths. His work supports a broad, active recreation program praised by officials.
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Kraagenbrink
Ellis Park
Tait Cummins
Kraayenbrink
Washington High School
Contact sports columnist Mike Hias info line
A reader is directed to contact sports columnist Mike Hias at 368-8840 with the referenced queries. The message format appears telephonic and informal.
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Mike Hias
Mike Hlas
Brands Seek Olympic Bid in Rivalry with Cross
Terry Brands, 32, clinched a U S Olympic freestyle wrestling spot at the Trials by beating Kendall Cross in a tense best of three. Cross had defeated Brands in Spokane four years earlier to claim the 125.5-pound berth and Olympic gold. Cross credited Brands for pushing him to excel, while Brands reflected on the past as his family and coaching future unfold with Nebraska and UNI positions in play.
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Terry Brands
Brands
U. S
Kerry Boumans
Kendall Cross
Cross
Brands ‘i
U.S
Spokane
Wash
Eric Guerrero
Guerrero
Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club
Terry
Sydney
Tom
Jim Zalesky
Iowa
Nebraska
Manning
UNI
Zalesky
Tom Brands
Sports Illustrated
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