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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2005
Page
19
David Toms beams to the crowd after a tee shot on the 16th at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville Virginia. He says he is fit and ready for the Presidents Cup matches starting Thursday following heart problems at last week’s 84 Lumber Classic.
The Sugar Bowl may move from New Orleans to Baton Rouge or Atlanta as recovery work continues. Officials will decide in about three weeks if Louisiana can host the Jan. 2 game, with Baton Rouge hampered by hotel and infrastructure limits. The event has longstanding ties to LSU.
An eight year low in home runs prompts discussion of links to steroid testing. Lenny Harris and Bud Selig weighcyclical declines versus policy impact while stars like Bonds Thome and Rolen show sharp drops, and others like Ensberg Jones Giambi rebound.
Joe Crede hit two homers, including a leadoff 10th inning drive estimated at 422 feet, giving the Chicago White Sox a 7-6 win over the Cleveland Indians. Hermanson earned the win with a scoreless 10th, lifting Chicago 3 1/2 games ahead in the AL Central. The Indians drop their sixth straight and fall to 2-13 in 15 games.
Iowa's defense faces a shift as multiple seniors graduate or transfer and several 2003 recruits depart. Coach Kirk Ferentz notes unseen attrition affecting the D line with players leaving for academics, transfers, or discipline.
Iowa State visits Army at Michie Stadium in West Point for a Friday night game aired on ESPN2. Army seeks a first win over a ranked opponent since 1972 and aims to snap a seven game skid as 0-2 Black Knights host the 22nd ranked Cyclones before 4000 cadets and a global Armed Forces Network audience.
Ohio State and Army operate very different football programs. OSU sits in the Top 10 with a large stadium and about $50 million in annual revenue, while Army focuses on educating cadets and leading officer development. Notable OSU NFL first picks include Eddie George and Joey Galloway, while Army’s notable alumni list features generals and presidents.
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