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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2011
Page
13
Tiger Woods says he is making progress on his left leg injuries but has no idea when he will return to competitive golf. He notes he has focused on putting and has played with injuries too long, without confirming participation in the British Open starting July 14 at Royal St George's.
Oklahoma City obituary reports Bob Hersom, 64, Cedar Rapids native and former Gazette sports writer, died of non alcoholic cirrhosis awaiting a liver transplant. He spent 28 years at the Daily OK and leaves Cathy, two children, brothers Terry and Tom, and his mother Evelyn in Cedar Rapids. Memorial Thursday in Oklahoma City.
Iowa coaches stress edge in the offensive line as key to toughness and finish. Sophomore James Ferentz, junior Riley Reiff, and past standouts Gallery Bulaga and Vanda are cited as exemplars. The unit emphasizes finishing plays with a physical edge.
Iowa guard Bryce Cartwright played through a twisted ankle in June to test his conditioning and aim for higher field goal and three point percentages. He hopes to extend minutes to 40 per game and may see Devyn Marble moved to point guard if needed.
John Lewis, longtime Kirkwood Community College baseball coach, has retired after 32 seasons and a 1095-589 record. He confirmed stepping away to spend more time with four grandkids now living in town and involved in sports.
John Lewis completed 32 seasons as Kirkwood baseball head coach with 1 095 career victories. He earned 6 Iowa Junior College Coach of the Year awards and led the team to 4 NJCAA World Series appearances. Lewis spent 31 years in Kirkwood’s Industrial Technologies faculty and coached about 800 players, including 2 who moved to professional baseball.
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