ASA Late Model Series Returns to Hawkeye Downs
The ASA Late Model Series returns to Hawkeye Downs Speedway in Cedar Rapids for the second year. Stephen Leicht leads the standings with four wins and five runner-ups after 10 races across six states. Local contenders include Landon Cassill and Jim Ross among a field expected to draw about 30 cars tonight.
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Scott Wennermark
Jim Ross
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Grand Rapids
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Spurrier Returns to College Ball with 24-15 Win Over UCF
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier, sporting a new black visor, lifts his team to a 24-15 victory over Central Florida as quarterback Blake Mitchell passes for 330 yards and three touchdowns. Spurrier calls it a tough night but a win and an 1-0 start.
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Missouri names ex ISU coach Irvin to staff
Missouri announces Lance Irvin, former assistant at Texas A M and Iowa State, will join Quin Snyder as an Missouri assistant coach. Irvin assisted Texas A M in 2003 04 under Melvin Watkins who is now Missouri associate head coach. He also helped Iowa State recruit during the 2001 02 season.
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Packers Edge Titans After Katrina Moment
Green Bay defeated Tennessee 21-17 as Craig Nall threw a 10 yard TD to Walt Williams in the fourth quarter and Mike Hawkins sealed the win with an end zone interception with 2:26 left. Favre and McNair, both Mississippi natives, started the game after a Katrina tribute.
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Agassi Edges Karlovic In Three Tight Sets At Open
Andre Agassi, 35, defeats 6-10 Ivo Karlovic 7-6 7-6 7-6 in the U S Open second round. Agassi trailed in aces but capitalized on Karlovic’s backhand, with Graf and son Jaden watching courtside as Agassi advances in pursuit of a final Grand Slam title.
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U S Open Day Highlights and Round Two Results
Sunny breezes return as 84 degree highs greet fans with total attendance 56544. Andre Agassi Guillermo Coria Ivan Ljubicic Tomas Berdych advance in men second round while Davenport Mauresmo Dementieva Henin-Hardenne Schnyder Pierce Myskina Dechy Jankovic Youzhny and others win in women round two. Muller falls to Ginepri. Blake advances to face Nadal as Karlovic potshots linger.
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Tommy Robredo
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Mariano Puerta
Thomas Johansson
Feliciano Lopez
Lindsay Davenport
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Elena Dementieva
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Patty Schnyder
Mary Pierce
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Barron Motor Supply 100 Heads to Hawkeye Downs
Hawkeye Downs hosts ASA Late Model Series Barron Motor Supply 100 with IMCA stock and hobby stocks and Marines.com Hornets. Gates open 4 p.m. time trials at 6 p.m. racing begins 7 p.m. Stock cars and hobby stocks combine for 75 laps. Tickets cost 15 dollars for adults, 10 for seniors and students, 1 dollar for children 11 and under.
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Hawkeye Downs
IMCA
Imca Hobby
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Dini Checks On Tulane Friends After Katrina Hit New Orleans
Cedar Rapids Kernels catcher Greg Dini talks with his former Tulane teammates amid Katrina flooding in New Orleans. He recalls two years at Tulane, the campus water damage, and disrupted classes as he watches the disaster from Orlando.
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Orlando
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