Young racers spark Hawk eye Downs youth movement
Thirteen year old Jacob Tiegen made his Hawkeye Downs debut finishing sixth in his heat before an on track collision ended his night. Fellow teens Brody Willett and Logan Clausen push a rising youth wave in Late Model action aiming for the Big 8 title. Willett won his heat and feature with speed and focus as he aims for a top two finish this season.
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Titans sale hangs on June 1 deadline amid fan support
Cedar Rapids Titans co owner manager Chris Kokalis says due diligence and a June 1 transaction target remain in place as bid talks continue after a 56 45 loss to the Sioux Falls Storm. If no sale, the franchise could fold June 16 with IFL 2019 participation due Sept. 1.
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Lown delivers five run fifth as Iowa tops Penn State
Iowa breaks open with a five-run fifth, aided by Mitchell Boe and Tyler Cropley. McDonald throws 64 pitches with a season high 15 strikeouts as Iowa builds a 9-1 lead and closes the series with Penn State in the regular season finale.
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Leishman leads by one at Byron Nelson after record 36 holes
Marc Leishman shoots 66 to reach 15-under and grab a one shot lead at the AT&T Byron Nelson in Dallas. His 127 total breaks Tiger Woods 36-hole record for the event at Trinity Forest Golf Club. Aaron Wise stands one back at 14-under after a 63.
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Gee Chun extends lead as Kingsmill suspended by weather
In Gee Chun held 11 under with second round halted at Kingsmill in Williamsburg due to rain and lightning. Sixty two players remained. Austin Ernst and Nasa Hataoka were 10 under as others finished their rounds.
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