Roy Retires After Avalanche Win Stanley Cup 1996
Patrick Roy smiles as he hoists the Stanley Cup after the Colorado Avalanche defeated Florida for the NHL championship in June 1996 in Miami. A team source told The Associated Press that Roy announced his retirement Tuesday ending an 18 year career as one of the greatest goaltenders in NHL history.
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Associated Press
Hodges on 2003 Outland Trophy watch list
Iowa defensive end Howard Hodges named to the 2003 Outland Trophy watch list by the Football Writers Association of America. Hodges, a senior, posted nine sacks and 11 tackles for loss last season for Iowa, and led with 17 quarterback hurries plus 60 tackles and two forced fumbles.
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Elberon
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Hawkeyes land seven footer from Ohio
Iowa lands 7-foot center Seth Gorney from Butler High School Vandalia Ohio for 2004 05 season joining fellow 7-foot teammate Josh Higgins of Butler who transfers to Western Kentucky Gorney averaged 15 points 9 rebounds last season while Higgins had 17 points 8 rebounds Both players grew up near Vandalia and have been friends since grade school Iowa beat out Ohio State Xavier and Notre Dame choosing a fit with coaches and teammates over staying in Ohio
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Ohio
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Iowa
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Western Kentucky
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Dayton
Ray Zawadzki Jr
Higgins
Ohio State
Xavier
Notre Dame
Ray Zawadzki Sr
Zawadzki Sr
Friesen, Devils secure 3 0 win in Game 1 over Ducks
Jeff Friesen scored the opener and added an empty net goal as New Jersey defeated Anaheim 3 0 in Game 1. Brodeur earned his first finals shutout, stopping 16 shots, while Anaheim struggled to find offense despite reaching the finals after surprising upsets. The Devils take a 1 0 series lead heading to Game 2.
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Ducks
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Brodeur
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Islanders
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Petr Sykora
Sergei Brylin
Jean-Sebastien Giguere
Iowa baseball coach Scott Broghamer resigns after six seasons
Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Scott Broghamer plans to resign today after six seasons leading the team. He compiled a 123-183-1 record with a 59-108 Big Ten mark, finishing this season 18-29 overall and 10-21 in conference, last in the league. Broghamer, 46, declined to discuss reasons, saying he would talk tomorrow.
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University of Iowa
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Iowa
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St. Louis
Luther College
Meeker
Kennedy Holds Off Linn-Mar In Tight Metro Clash
Kennedy led 2-0 through early innings on a steal of home by Tommy Sadler and a wild pitch score. Mitch Walser drove in the final two Kennedy runs, and Eddie Padilla added two hits as Kennedy, 2-0, advanced to the title game in the Bob Vrbicek Metro Baseball Tournament with a 4-3 win over Linn-Mar.
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