Olympics coverage stirs as Sydney Games near
The Gazette plans a two page pullout and daily updates on the 2000 Sydney Olympics starting this week. Dan Gable and U S wrestlers Terry Brands and Lincoln McIlravy receive focused previews while SI spotlights promising medal hopes.
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Winyard throws five TDs as Coe routes Dubuque 44 0
Coe College quarterback Tim Winyard connected with four receivers for five touchdowns in a 44 0 win over Dubuque at Clark Field. The Kohawks rolled to 504 total yards and a 34 0 halftime lead while producing a standout defensive performance to blank the Rams.
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Wartburg routs in Iowa Conference action with big rushing totals
Justin Beatty ran for 196 yards as Wartburg pulled away from a 14-13 game in the second half. Cornell’s BJ Shelly scored early and Carnell Wiltz returned an interception for a score. Wartburg outgained Cornell 279-136 and held a time edge of 15 minutes. Aaron Aeschilman scored twice for Central in Decorah. Luther’s Clint Willowell added a Suard TD after a missed extra point. Simpson beat Upper Iowa 27-14 as Troy Clemen ran for 141 yards and a TD. Claremont-Mudd-North Grinnell. Grinnell 23 Claremont-Mudd 33. Loras defeated William Penn 27-18 on two Steve Ruden TD catches. Associated Press.
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Carlson takes late lead in Downs feature showdown
Carlson surged to the front on lap 67 to win the Downs main event over NAS CAR RE/MAX Challenge rival Travis Kvapil of Janesville after Kvapil started third and finished second. Dick Anderson, from Wildwood Florida, finished third after starting ninth as veterans chase all time list marks. Johnny Span, Cedar Rapids, placed fourth after 12th start while Josh Walker, Ankeny, led early before Carlson seized the high groove. Also on Saturday Mike Schulte captured a 50-lap modified feature, edging Jim Ross and Randy Coglan in a tight finish. Bob Ahrendsen earned 50-lap sportsman glory and $3,000 in prize money. Loren Kurth won the 30-lap super stocks race capping a run by top four cars.
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Samaranch Stranded Waiting for Bus in Sydney
IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch was left waiting at his hotel in Sydney after a transportation gaffe. Officials apologized for the delay and acknowledged the mishap as Samaranch said he had an important meeting.
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Sampras Edges Hewitt to Reach U.S. Open Final
Pete Sampras defeated Lleyton Hewitt in straight sets 76 (7) 64 746 (5) to advance to the Open final against Marat Safin who beat Todd Martin 63 74 (4) 76 (1) as rain delayed the women's final between Lindsay Davenport and Venus Williams.
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Williams downs Davenport in Venus Williams victory
Venus Williams defeats Davenport in the quarterfinals and extends her winning streak to 26, earning $800,000 while Davenport collects $425,000. Williams praises her sister Venus and remains ranked third behind Hingis and Davenport despite a six month absence due to wrist tendinitis.
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