Stage Set for Class 4A Quarterfinal Showdown
Frantz Division player of the year Jill Frantz leads Little Hawks in a high stakes 8 p.m. clash against Dowling and Maroons star Ashley Freerksen. Coaches Bill McTaggart and Bob Hanson bring long histories as Iowa state tournament bids loom.
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Bentleys Rise From Illness to Volleyball Comeback
Bentley battled meningitis and bacterial infection becoming critically ill but survived after antibiotics. She spent time in intensive care then weeks in hospital losing 20 pounds before returning home. Now 18, she recovered enough to play and averages 6.4 points per game for the Hawks, guided by coach Steve Doser.
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Canizares Wins 9-Hole PGA Playoff In Newport Beach
Spaniard Jose Maria Canizares defeated Gil Morgan in a sudden death nine hole playoff at the Toshiba Senior PGA Classic in Newport Beach California. Canizares who is 54 earned 210000 dollars and his first Senior PGA title after finishing regulation 11 under 202. Morgan took 123200 as runner up.
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Correction: Iowa City High and Urbandale Wrestlers Misidentified
A Sunday Gazette wrestling photo on page 40 misidentified Iowa City High’s Jared Gadson and Urbandale’s Max Sauer. The Gazette will publish a correction or clarification in this space after reviewing accuracy and fairness of reports and headlines. Call 398 8258 with complaints.
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Substate finals bring high stakes for Cedar Rapids area teams
Oelwein, Grinnell, Western Dubuque and DeWitt Central reach substate finals as 16 teams vie for state berths. Huskies coach Mitch Murphy notes added pressure and the need to tighten play ahead of a double header at the U S Cellular Center with 6:30 p.m. opening game.
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Substate 4 and 5 matchups set for Class 3A finals
At the U.S. Cellular Center Oelwein meets Grinnell at 6 30 p m while Western Dubuque faces DeWitt Central at 8 p m for Class 3A state tournament berths in Des Moines Oelwein Grinnell Western Dubuque and DeWitt Central won tight semifinals to reach the substate finals and eye the state field Coach Jeff Frick of Western Dubuque emphasizes one game at a time with senior Jake Ruden and a strong front line leading the Bobcats
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Minnesota Dominates Big Ten Wrestling Meet Crown
Luke Becker 157 led Minnesota with a 157 title while Jared Lawrence 149 and Garrett Lowney heavyweight won for Minnesota's 10 top-five finishes. Illinois claimed two titles Nate Patrick 184 and Pat Quirk 197 as Ot ter Olson Michigan 174 and Donny Pritzlaff Wisconsin 165 also won. Lawrence named Outstanding Wrestler after upsetting Adam Tirapelle of Illinois. Michigan and Iowa performers posted strong showings as Mark Johnson earned Coach of the Year honors.
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Hawkeyes Upset Purdue To Capture Conference Title
Iowa beat Purdue 68 65 as senior center Randi Peterson sealed the win with a late reverse layup and free throws. Consuegra hit 7 of 8 free throws in the final 37 seconds, while Douglas led Purdue with 23 points and Meder managed six for Iowa amid fatigue after three games in three days. Peterson and Consuegra were named to the all tournament team.
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Gordon wins Richmond race for first Victory since September
Jeff Gordon outsprints Dale Jarrett by 1.477 seconds at Richmond International Raceway to claim his first win since September in Virginia. He earns a $1 million Winston bonus as Roush Ford domination ends. Jarrett cites aero disadvantage and late tire loosening as factors in the setback. Benson, Bodine, Martin, and Park complete the top six.
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