World Cup hopes clash with NFL Los Angeles talks
South Korea and United States play a Buddha Birthday friendly at Jogye Temple as the NFL commissioner tags five owners to study returning pro football to Los Angeles and potential expansion. Ed Curd, famed point spread pioneer, dies at 98 in Lexington. Pete Rose gains new Hall of Fame sponsor as he seeks support.
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Pete Rose
David Schulte
Pony Brands
Local Baseball Tryouts Highlight Noted Prospects
Scouting crews gathered in Cedar Rapids near Main Street and the stadium to evaluate young players amid reports of hurler Harvey and other prospects. Teams from Milwaukee and nearby regions attended showcasing potential for upcoming drafts and showcases.
Henderson accepts MSU women’s coach post and shortens name
Katie A. Henderson was named South west Missouri State women’s basketball coach replacing Cheryl Burns. A former Michigan State assistant and Iowa State aide, she drops the hyphen from Abrahamson-Henderson, takes a four year deal at $115,260 base with extra media and achievement pay, inheriting a 16 13 team with six new recruits.
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Henderson bio of Katie Henderson with coaching and playing career
Katie Henderson, wife of Michael Henderson, holds a B S in physical education from the University of Iowa 1990 and an M S in education from Duquesne 1992. She coached as assistant at Duquesne 1990-92 Maine 1992-94 and Iowa State 1994-2000, then associate head coach at Michigan State 2000-02. A first team all American at Cedar Rapids Washington, she played at Georgia 1985-87 and Iowa 1988-90, was on the 1984 USA Olympic Festival team and played pro in Dunedin New Zealand.
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Iowa
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New Zealand
Clanton Poised for ASA O'Reilly 300 at Hawk Eye Downs
Stockbridge driver Joey Clanton comes to Hawk Eye Downs in Cedar Rapids for the ASA Racing Series O'Reilly Auto Parts 300. The 2000 ASA Rookie of the Year has won all four ASA races this season, with Kevin Cywinski and Gary St Amant each posting three top-three finishes. Clanton’s crew chief Bond Suss is credited with key adjustments as the run for the fifth race unfolds at the half mile oval.
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Clanton
Gary St. Amant
Bond Suss
Mike Garvey
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