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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2001
Page
19
Tiger Woods surged from 10 behind at the halfway point to win in Heidelberg Germany by four strokes. He posted 22 under 266 after a final round 66 with an eagle on 13 and three birdies against one bogey, while Michael Campbell finished at 270.
Jeff Gordon drove a backup car to victory in NASCAR's all star race at Concord. He started at the rear after a wreck and rose through the field to win, tying Dale Earnhardt with three wins in this event. The race was delayed 2 hours 10 minutes due to rain.
Basketball LA at San Antonio 7 30 p m TNT. Hockey St Louis at Colorado 7 p m ESPN. Baseball Kennels at Wisconsin 11 45 a m KCRG AM 1600. Talk shows Komnheiser 9 a m noon Patrick 2 5 p m Rome 2 5 p m Anash 3 5 p m. From Gazette staff and wire reports.
Iowa earns a regional final upset over Notre Dame 6-2 at Pearl Field to advance to the College World Series in Oklahoma City. MVP Kristi Hanks dominates with a six-hitter and four strikeouts as Katy Jendrzejewski and Kristin Johnson star in the celebration for Iowa.
Indy 500 veteran Billy Boat sat on the qualifying bubble as 12 drivers failed to unseat him and threaten the May 27 lineup. Boat, who started from the pole in 1998, faced tense moments watching competitors take their shots at advancing.
Indy 500 veteran Boat surges to 38th starting spot at 221.528 mph in a tight bumping battle. He notes the grid shift shows how tough the race is and recalls last year’s last minute bump to earn a spot with Curb-Agajanian Beck Motorsports.
A reader argues Title IX skews athletic funding, cites Iowa State cuts to men’s programs, and proposes exempting football to protect men’s sports while preserving opportunities for women. The letter calls OCR rules and court rulings flawed and urges practical solutions without eliminating men’s teams.
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