Fame
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Daly paying price for fame
John Daly, who won the 1991 PGA Championship, watches his drive on the No. 1 tee during Tuesday's PGA Tour Skins Challenge. photo by John Schultz / Quad-City Times
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Dierks Bentley on Fame, Love, Reviews
ABC Country singer-songwriter Dierks Bentley has gone from underdog to superstar.
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White to be inducted into NFL Hall of Fame
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Reggie White suffered from sleep apnea and sarcoidosis and died about 18 months ago.
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Film profiles famed Iowa cartoonist
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cartoonist Paul Conrad works at his drawing board. Political junkies needing a break from election-return suspense on Tuesday will find a perfect diversion in a TV biography of Paul Conrad, the famed cartoonist who has thrown punches with his pencil for 50 years.
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Ozzie Smith elected to Hall of Fame
St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith waves to fans prior to the Cardinals game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, in this June 19, 1996, photo. Smith, regarded as the finest-fielding shortstop ever, was elected to the Hall of Fame on his first try by an overwhelming margin Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2002. (AP Photo)
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Q-C Hall of Fame
Dave Wessel, left, Pete Bush, center, and Tavian Banks will be inducted into the Quad-City Hall of Fame on April 29.
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Chinese lip-synchers gain fame
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chinese art student Huang Yixin, right, and Wei Wei have gained international fame thanks to the wide reach of the Internet.
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Hall of Fame? Bonds still might belong
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - San Francisco’s Barry Bonds made his first spring training appearance in two years Thursday. Bonds struck out and singled before calling it a day after the third inning.
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Craig up for Pro Football Hall of Fame
Davenport product Roger Craig was among 25 semifinalists selected Tuesday for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Doctor of Antarctica fame to speak at Runway to the Cure
Dr. Jerri Nielsen, a National Science Foundation physician, is shown at the ceremonial South Pole in this 1999 photo. Nielsen will speak in the Quad-Cities on March 21. (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
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Doctor of Antarctica fame to speak at Runway to the Cure
Dr. Jerri Nielsen, a National Science Foundation physician, is shown at the ceremonial South Pole in this 1999 photo. Nielsen will speak in the Quad-Cities on March 21. (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
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Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh dead at 75
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana and head coach Bill Walsh smile for photographers during the closing moments of their playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings in this Jan. 4, 1989 file photo at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. Walsh, the groundbreaking football coach who won three Super Bowls and perfected the ingenious schemes that became known as the West Coast offense during a Hall of Fame career with the San Francisco 49ers, died early Monday, July 30, 2007. He was 75. (AP Photo)
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LeClaire doorbell rings tale of famed American figure
Larry Fisher/ON THE RIVER This doorbell was once mounted on the cottage of famed engineer James Buchanan Eads.
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Living in Wal-Mart brings fame to college student
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS College student Skyler Bartels stayed in a Wal-Mart store in Des Moines for 41 hours.
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Controversial, fiery Evashevski enters College Football Hall of Fame
Evashevski with Rose Bowl wins in '56 and '58, enters the College Football Hall of Fame tonight.
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Magic Johnson leads list of nominees for Basketball Hall of Fame
Los Angeles Lakers Earvin "Magic" Johnson shoots his patented jump hook over Golden State Warrior's Clifford Rozier Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1996 at Forum in Inglewood, Calif. Johnson, who led the Los Angeles Lakers to five NBA championships, was among 14 players and coaches and one team nominated Wednesday, April 24, 2002 for induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame. (AP Photo/Torrance Daily Breeze, Wally Skalij)
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Jerry Still and wife Anne Meara receive star on Walk of Fame
(THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Actors Jerry Stiller, far left, and Anne Meara, second from right, are joined by their children, Ben Stiller and Amy Stiller on Friday, as they are honored with a star of the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles.
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Famed police writer Wambaugh points pen at reformed cops
(THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Joseph Wambaugh has written “Hollywood Station,” his first novel in about 10 years.
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4-H Hall of Fame
Claudia and John Ven Horst feed a calf at their son’s farm near Long Grove, Iowa. The Scott County couple will be inducted into the 4-H Hall of Fame on Sunday at the Iowa State Fair. (Larry Fisher/Quad-City Times)
