2-for-1 scheduling eyed by Iowa to boost football program
Iowa coachs and athletic director discuss a 2-for-1 policy with Miami to strengthen recruiting and home schedules. The plan lowers costs, adds home games, and targets future marquee opponents while noting Miami’s historic role in college football.
Capriati and Williams Face Semifinal Showdown at Wimbledon
Jennifer Capriati and Serena Williams advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals as their rivalries with Martina Hingis and Amelie Mauresmo highlighted potential for a Williams sisters final. Capriati seeks ascent to No 1 with strong year form including Australian and French Open titles. Williams, aiming for a sister final, praised by her coach and noting past battles, including a costly Ericsson Open misstep.
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Iowans face off as ISU and UNI clash in Iowa showdown
Iowa State coach McCarney and UNI coach Farley, both Iowa natives, discuss scheduling a 2004 game that counts toward bowl eligibility for IAA teams. McCarney highlights familiarity with UNI players and potential for future meetings. Farley emphasizes representing UNI with pride and downplays a chip-on-shoulder approach.
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Iowa State women host three tournaments in 2001-02 season
The Iowa State Cyclones women’s basketball schedule includes the NCAA Midwest Regional March 23 and 25, plus Coaches vs. Cancer Challenge November 21 and 23 with Maryland Mississippi State and DePaul, and the Pella Corporation Cyclones Classic December 14 and 15 with Eastern Kentucky Valparaiso and Niagara. Cedar Rapids Kernels hold stadium garage sale with sealed bid sale of gift shop and other items Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Dougherty Still a Fan Favorite in Des Moines
West Des Moines AP Ed Dougherty remains a fan favorite in Des Moines as he enters the Allianz Championship at Glen Oaks Country Club. The Vietnam veteran and former PGA Tour player reflects on a career that surged after his 1999 U.S. Senior Open run at Des Moines Golf and Country Club, where he led three rounds and earned lasting adoration from Iowa fans. He has since won two senior events and earned over 1.1 million this year, with 9 Top Ten finishes, while embracing autograph requests and the belief every tournament offers a chance to win. He recalls the 1999 Senior Open moment as a career highlight and notes his continued ambition for the Allianz Championship’s 262,500 prize.
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Palmers Sixth Start Promises Senior Tour Notes
Arnold Palmer makes his sixth year start of the year as four weeks ago in Minneapolis he shot 83 89 92 finishing 57 behind Bruce Lietzke. He turns 72 on Monday. Fleisher leads the Charles Schwab Cup with 2 175 182 and a 48 point edge over Doyle with a $1 million annuity awaiting the winner. Eichelberger won the 1999 U S Senior Open at Des Moines Country Club.
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