Pro golf Saturday autos racing Today's Lineups
NASCAR Bristol food city 500 Bristol Tenn. list of entry speeds and driver results with car numbers speeds. Indy Grand Prix St Petersburg Bahrain Grand Prix results.Summary includes NASCAR Busch Series at Bristol and racing throughout.
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Auto Racing
Bristol
Tenn
Elliott Sadler
Ford
Dave Blaney
Chevrolet
Rusty Wallace
Dodge
Jeff Gordon
Travis Kvapil
Jeff Green
Ryan Newman
Jeremy Mayfield
Kasey Kahne
Greg Biffle
Tony Stewart
Brian Vickers
Kevin Harvick
Jimmie Johnson
Sterling Marlin
Terry Labonte
Jamie McMurray
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Ricky Rudd
Dale Jarrett
Mike Wallace
Stanton Barrett
Jeff Burton
Matt Kenseth
Kurt Busch
Michael Waltrip
Scott Riggs
Jimmy Spencer
Ken Schrader
Casey Mears
Scott Wimmer
Shane Hmiel
Mark Martin
Hermie Sadler
Jason Leffier
Kyle Petty
Bobby Labonte
Kyle Busch
Joe Nemechek
Mike Bliss
Carl Edwards
Carl Long
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bryan Herta
Vate Kosuke Matsuura
Panoz-Honda
Tomas Scheckter
Dallara-Chevrolet
Dan Wheldon
Dallara-Honda
Ryan Briscoe
Panoz-Toyota
Scott Dixon
Vitor Meira
Alex Barron
Dallara-Toyota
Patrick Carpentier
Dallara- Toyota
Danica Patrick
Darren Manning
Buddy Rice
Roger Yasukawa
Ed Carpenter
Scott Sharp
A.J. Foyt IV
Club golf Men's results at Jones Park
Retired Men's Association results list low gross by Jack Peacock 38 and low net by Dale Larimer 21. Closest to the pin scores by Bill Biederman five feet and Lou Dankel eight feet.
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Jones Park
Jack Peacock
Dale Larimer
Bill Biederman
Lou Dankel
Swimming Trials At Indianapolis Display Fast Times
The Indianapolis trials showcase top swimmers led by Aaron Peirsol 53.17 in 100 back and Michael Phelps 1 46.44 in 200 free. Competitors include Ran dall Bal, Peter Marshall, Matt Grevers, Davis Tarwater, and Natalie Coughlin with strong showings from Michigan Texas Auburn and California Aquatic programs.
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Aaron Peirsol
Longhorn Aquatic
Randall Bal
Peter Marshall
Matt Grevers
Northwestern
Bryce Hunt
Auburn Aquatics
James Wike
Davis Tarwater
Michigan
Michael Raab
Rockville Montgomery
Daniel Madwed
Sharks
David Mosko
Cincinnati Marlin
Rainier Kendrick
Texas
William Stovall
Memphis Tiger Swim
Michael Phelps
Club Wolverine
Peter Vanderkaay
Klete Keller
Club
Wolverine
Ryan Lochte
Florida
Jayme Cramer
Southeastern Swim
Matthew McGinnis
Natalie Coughlin
California Aquatic
Jeri Moss
Irvine Novaquatic
Lauren Rogers
Terrapins
Hayley McGregory
Margaret Hoelzer
Marshi Smith
Katie Hoff
North Baltimore
Mary Descenza
Athens Bulldog
Whitney Myers
Caroline Burckle
MLS Saturday results and upcoming matches
D C United defeated Chivas USA 2 to 0 while Real Salt Lake and the MetroStars played to a scoreless draw. Columbus beat Los Angeles 3 to 0 and Kansas City edgedColorado 3 to 2. Chicago hosted FC Dallas and New England visited San Jose later with matches scheduled for Saturday April 9 in Iowa times.
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Chivas USA
Real Salt Lake
MetroStars
Columbus
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Colorado
Chicago
FC Dallas
New England
San Jose
D.C
Kansas City MetroStars
Regina Invite Girls Track Results Highlight Tipton Victory
Tipton led with 144 points at the Regina Invitational in Iowa City as Davenport Assumption and West Branch followed. Key performances included Allysha Zanzie of Marion winning 3000 in 11 20.50 and Carly Ducharme of Iowa City Regina taking 100 hurdles in 14.96 with multiple relay and field event winners.
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Iowa City
Regina
Tipton
Marion
C. Regina
West Branch
Lone Tree
Mount Vernon
Davenport Assumption
Alburnett
Rachel Yeggy
Maggie Furlong
Alyx Miskell
Discus
Dani Francois
Crystal Straw
Alyssa Barkalow
Melissa Lafrenz
TIP
Dani Miller
ALB
Chesley Larson
Carly Ducharme
ICR
Kylie Ronan
Becca Stoolman
Alisha Zanzie
Mar
Ashton McNutt
Ashley Tholen
J.C. Regina
Amy Smith
Alina Knell
Sara Kruger
Ashley Miller
Jacqueline Kane
Brittany Olhy
Whitney Hoogenwolf
Erin Logerquist
Katie Lumpa
Amanda Melichar
Baseball Spring Training Results and Upcoming Games
Saturday results feature Mets beating Florida 12 to 4 and Cleveland routing Atlanta 9 to 5. Cincinnati edged Toronto 7 to 6, Pittsburgh topped Minnesota 4 to 0, Milwaukee defeated Chicago White Sox 4 to 2, Texas won 7 to 4 against Arizona, and Washington beat Tampa Bay 5 to 4. Cubs, Pirates, and others posted various scores. Today in Jupiter and other sites, Mets visit Washington and several other matchups are on the schedule including Angels at Dodgers.
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Toronto
Pittsburgh
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Colorado
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Houston
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L.A
Dodgers
N.Y
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Cedar Rapids triumphs over Green Bay in final USHL game
Cedar Rapids earns a 4 2 win over Green Bay in the last regular season tilt at Hayward Wis Resch Center. Jordan Pietrus and Justin Abdelkader score for the RoughRiders with help from Rob Ricci Ted Purcell. Dan Tormey stops 48 of 50.
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Cedar Rapids
Green Bay
Omaha
Des Moines
Waterloo
Indiana
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Lincoln
Tri-City
Hayward
Wis
Resch
Jordan Pietrus
Rob Ricci
Ted Purcell
Blake Wheeler
Justin Abdelkader
Purcell
Brandon Svendsen
Greg Collins
Matt Vokes
Erik Felde
Zach Miskovic
Ryan Petersen
Joe Welch
Tyler Lehrke
Dan Tormey
Zane Kalemba
Green Ay
Eastern Conference standings and upcoming NBA schedule
Atlantic Division standings show Boston leading with 93 wins and 52 losses followed by Philadelphia and New Jersey. Western results include Denver beating San Antonio and Seattle over Portland. Friday late results list Miami, Orlando, and Chicago as winners, with several afternoon and evening games scheduled across multiple courts.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Toronto
New York
Miami
Washington
Orlando
Charlotte
Atlanta
x-Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Indiana
Milwaukee
x-San Antonio
x-Dallas
Houston
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New Orleans
Seattle
Denver
Minnesota
Portland
Utah
Pacific
Phoenix
Sacramento
L.A. Lakers
L.A. Clippers
Golden State
San Antonio
Dallas
Detroit
NBA Box Scores From Saturday Show Narrow Sunday Rotations
Augmon and Francis led Orlando with 33 and 34 points respectively in New Jersey, while Carter and Krstic paced the Nets. Miami and New Orleans battled to 111 99 with Haslem and O Neal key scorers, and Chicago toppled Charlotte 112 97 behind Nocton and Harrington before Denver beat San Antonio 102 84.
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East Rutherford
N.J. Orlando
Augmon
Howard
Battie
Stevenson
Francis
Barrett
Kasun
Cato
Garrity
Hunter
New Jersey
Carter
Collins
Krstic
Vaughn
Kidd
Best
Robinson
Planinic
Scalabrine
Buford
Smith
Orlando
Frank
Erstie
New Orleans
Miami
E.jones
Haslem
O’neal
Wade
D.jones
Anderson
Mourning
Woods
Doleac
Nachbar
West
Magloire
Claxton
J.smith
Brown
Jacobsen
Nailon
Dickau
Baseball and Soccer Transactions Across MLB and MLS
Summary of baseball moves including Orioles Nivar and DuBose optioned to Ottawa IL and DL placements for Ainsworth Grimsley Malewski. Red Sox sign McCarty. Indians Mulholland. Twins Mullholland. Athletics Harden. Braves Bernero. Reds DL shuffles with multiple players. Mets Ginter to Detroit. Pirates Cota DL. Giants Bonds DL. Ball. Soccer Columbus Crew signs developmental players and Mark Schulte. Tech Texas Tech extends Mike Leach through 2009.
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Baltimore Orioles
Eric DuBose
Ramon Nivar
Ottawa
Kurt Ainsworth
Jason Grimsley
Val Malewski
Reas
Jay Witasick
Enrique Wilson
Boston Red Sox
David McCarty
Pawtucket
Mark Malaska
Cleveland Indians
Brandon Phillips
Buffalo
Minnesota Twins
Terry Mulholland
Rochester
Michael Ryan
Oakland Athletics
Rich Harden
National League
Atlanta Braves
Columbus Crew
Mark Schulte
Knox Cameron
Bill Gaudette
Ryan Kelly
Domenic Mediate
Marcus Storey
Jamal Sutton
Eric Vasquez
Texas Tech
Mike Leach
Illinois and North Carolina set for NCAA final showdown
In the semifinals at St Louis Illinois beat Louisville 57 to 57? Michigan State? Wait. North Carolina defeated Michigan State 87 71 to reach the final. Illinois 37 1 record faces North Carolina 32 4 in a late night title game. Attendance 47 754.
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St. Louis
Munday
Winds
Louisville
North Caroina
Michigan State
Ilinois
North Carolina
Myles
Palacios
Garcia
Dean
O'Bannon
Wade
Jenkins
George
Illinois
Augustine
Powell Jr
Head
Williams
Brown
McBride
Carter
Smither
Ingram
Minors Schedule Highlights April to June Across Teams
A dense list shows minor league games scheduled April through June with dates and venues. Matches cover Kane County Burlington West Michigan Peoria Lansing Quad Cities Beloit Dayton South Bend Wisconsin and Dayton with varied noon, 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. start times.
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Kane County
Burlington
West Michigan
Peoria
Beloit
Quad Cities
Dayton
South Bend
Wisconsin
Washington beats Muscatine on penalties in boys soccer
In a crowded slate, CR Washington advances 4 3 on penalties after a 4 3 win over Muscatine in a PK shootout. ICW and DMA teams posted victories and goals by Penney Maifeld Irvine Jansa Potebaum Jandik Jandik and other listed players.
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Metro
Iowa City
C.R. Washington
Muscatine
J.C. West
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Linn-Mar
Davenport Central
North Scott
Pleasant Valley
Prairie
W.D.M. Dowling
I.C. West
W.D.M. Valley
C. West
Iowa City West
ICW
Joey Penney
Evan Maifeld
Daniel Hegeman
Dowling
Johnny Irvine
Penney
John Tearse
Troy Osborn
Brian Griffith
Mayfield
Hegeman
Davenport
C.R. Prairie
Dav. Central
Paul Jansa
Adam Reutzel
Cody Luther
James Schnell
Reutzel
Schnell
P. Jansa
Matt Jansa
Sam Kramer
Jobie Heick
North
Ryan McAdams
Brandon Smalley
M. Jansa
Davenport Linn-Mar
Andy Pottebaum
Dave Dzado
Jake Dodds
Evan Gutierrez
Dodds
Dzado
Christian Schwittag
Jason Roslawski
Steve Olson
Pottebaum
Muscatine CR
Washington
CRW
Ben Cushing
Cody Jandik
Paki O'Meara
Juan Vera
Jandik
College Baseball Scores From Saturday Across Iowa Teams
Iowa college baseball results include Coe 3 Buena Vista 2 and Dubuque 3 8, Cornell 2 6 in 9 6 innings, Kirkwood 7 2, Southeastern 6 3, Luther 12 Clarke 3 7, Grinnell 3 9, Simpson 7 4, Loras 2 0, William Penn 7 3, Viterbo 3 4. Northern Iowa 9 Indiana State 7.
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Iowa
Coe
Buena Vista
Dubuque
Cornell
Kirkwood
Southeastern
Luther
Clarke
Minnesota Duluth
Unper Lowe
Northern Iowa
Indiana State
Scots
Grinnell
Simpson
Loras
Warturg
Central
William Penn
Viterbo
Loras Invitational Golf Team Scores and Individual Leaders
Mount Mercy led the Loras Invitational with 303 as Ryan Flugum shot 70 and Brock Ferry 76 among top individuals. Luther and Coe posted 305 and 317 respectively with Ben Hanson 73 and Brian Nigo 75 highlighting scoring. Other teams including Simpson and St Ambrose followed, while individual top marks featured Pete Weber 69 for Loras and several players within the 70s.
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TPC
Sugarloaf
JL. Lewis
Scott McCarron
Ted Purdy
Rich Beem
Bo van Pelt
Omar Uresti
Frank Lickliter
Jason Bohn
Brian Bateman
Franklin Langham
Brandt Jobe
Stephen Lear
Alex Cejka
Aaron Ober
Jonathan Byrd
Joey Sindelar
Retief Goosen
Miguel A. Jim
Hunter Mahan
Scott Dunlap
Jay Williamson
Aaron Baddeley
Brian Gay
Heath Slocum
J.J. Henry
Dan Forsman
Glen Hnatiuk
Skip Kendall
Bob Heintz
Phillip Price
Camilo Benedetti
Michael Long
Brendan Jones
Neal Lancaster
Robert Allenby
Paul Goydos
Chris Riley
Lucas Glover
Justin Bolti
Sean O'Hair
Thomas Leve
D.A. Points
Rocco Mediate
Mathias Gronberg
Peter Lonard
Joe Durant
Dennis Paul
Zach Johnson
Len Mattiace
Rory Sabbatin
Carl Pettersson
Carl Paulson
Harrison Frazar
Tom Kite
Jeff Brenau
Brian Davis
Eric Axley
Michael Allen
Craig Barlow
Nick Watney
Will MacKenzie
Danny Ellis
Steve Allan
Arjun Atwal
Bill Glasson
Larry Mize
Tom Gillis
Craig Bowder
Angel Cabrera
Jeff Hart
Danny Briggs
Hank Kuehne
Nick Gilliam
Mario Tiziani
Shingo Katayama
Mark Brooks
Tim O'Neal
Brett Wetters
Bradley Hughes
Paul Gov
Cascais
Portugal
Paul Lawrie
Scotland
Stephen Dodd
Wales
Alastair Forsyth
Scotlan
Ignacio Garrido
Spain
Jonathan
F.hed Andersson
Sweden
Roger Chapman
England
G.fernandez-Castano
Simon Hurd
LORAS
St. Ambrose
Illinois Wesleyan
Mount Mercy
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Monmouth
Central
Luther
Simpson
Wartburg
St. John’s
Augsburg
Coe
Carthage
Knox
Clarke
Cornell
Dubuque
Pete Weber
Ryan Flugum
Derek Pirk
SWEC
Andy Kahl
Brock Ferry
Jared Rima
Ben Hanson
Mike Eisele
Andy Hoegh
Brad Stuart
Brian Nigo
Josh Ketter
Tod Walker
Drew Westberg
Jason Schmelzer
Adam Maijeski
Brock Worley
Jeff Winter
Mike Lormmier
Notre Dame leads Indiana Invitational after first round
At Bloomington Indiana University Golf Course par 72 Notre Dame tops the field with 312. Grand Valley State 317 Toledo 322 Ohio 323 Wisconsin 324. Indiana 327 with individual leader Noriko Nakazaki ND and Natalie Storck Tol both tied for second after 74.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
University G.C
Notre Dame
Grand Valley
Toledo
Ohio
Wisconsin
Xavier
Marshall
St John’s
Ark
Little Rock
Iowa
Minois
Minnesota
Ball
UNI sweeps women’s tennis across three matches
In Charleston Illinois UNI defeats Luther 7-2 and Eastern Illinois 6-1 while beating UW La Crosse in Rochester Minnesota 6-2. Singles feature Meghana Paritala and Agnese Pukse winning for UNI with Mambetova and Hannes also claiming wins. Doubles see close battles as UNI and Carleton compete across venues.
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Charleston
Ill
Northern Iowa
Eastern Illinois
Meghana Paritala
UNI
Sandra Sasidharan
Agnese Pukse
Sarah Freeman
Madina Mambetova
EIU
Jaime Noyce
Mariana Muraca
Jill Wirtz
Carolina Hannes
Ashley Glover
Meredith Esbeck
Sasidharan
Mambetova
Muraca
Paritala
Hannes
Pukse
Wirtz
Glover
Noyce
Sara Kendall
Rochester
Carleton
Luther College
Sarah Russell
Kristen Madsen
Tasha Allemany
Genevieve Philp
Diane Danforth
Molly Beyer
Jack Haroldson
Christina Walker
Abby Beggs
Heidi Bothum
Eryn Koch
Tara Huinker
Russell/Koch
Madsen
Huinker
Philp
Beggs
Allemang
Haroldson
Walker/Klekotka
Botham
Schwerin
AT Luther College Luther College
Louie Dubinski
Shannon Mikulecky
Riedel
Schmeizer
Tellefsen
Dubinski
UWL
Ro- Saree
Bothum
WaHawk Invitational Rapids Tennis Results and Standings
At CR Prairie and WAHAWK Invitational, teams competed with final standings led by CR Jefferson 36 and Waterloo Columbus 264 respectively. Individual winners included Ryan Yossi CRJ defeating Jameson Linn CRP 10-5 in first place singles, with multiple third, fifth, and seventh place matches across divisions and doubles events. Polarized scores show strong showings from CRP CRJ MV May Ind ST and Mar participants.
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Casey Sheetz
Ind
Tim Pisarik
John Adams
Kyle Clefisch
May
Scott Kraayenbrink
CRP
John Nkekwe
CRX
Jon Mitchell
CRJ
Keith Steffeck
Mar
Jordan Tuerler
Matt Henley
Alex Nickeson
Man
Scirae Patel
Dan Anderson
Josh Ferrell
Nathan Cooper
Mason Linn
Joe Dietrich
Mike Branneman
Ryan Sneddon
Tyler Gonssen
Mattheson
Lukan
Elio Heim
Austin Cutworth
Tyler Harriah
Paul Moseley
Sean Ferrell
Jake Martin
Paul Leonard
Riley Sheetz
Harmeyer
Schultz
Tyler Schuetz
Jeremiah Kouba
Andrew McKeever
Jeremy Smith
Justin Hurley
Angel Rausch
Josh Henik
Andy Brehm
Chris Guttas
Girls Tennis Results include CRW at Bettendorf and Davenport West
CRW dominates Bettendorf 6 10-1 in singles with Baird Heins Glass Eigin and others earning wins. doubles Reese Bontu and Vernon Hines lead 3-1. At Davenport West CRW shuts out 9 0 with Baird Vernon Heins Glass McGurk winning. Kennedy Invitational at Veterans Tennis Center lists team standings and top singles doubles finishers with CRJ CRK and Ottumwa high.
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Bettendorf
C.R. Washington
Tracey Baird
CRW
Andrea Reese
Veena Bontu
Frances Vernon
Jen Heins
Morgan Krause
Libby Glass
Catherine Seeck
Alyssa Curtis
Maggie McGurk
Beat Eigin
Kelsey Poole
Reese
Bontu
Baird
Rachel Cakrasek
Vernon
Hines
Leeck
Curtis
Alas
Krause
Poole
Davenport
Davenport West
Rachel Hermann
Jamie Larson
Heins
Michelle Cheramy
Glass
Samantha Krapp
McGurk
Rachel Stalder
Eigin
Molly Johnson
Molly Johnson, 10-2 Doubles — Baird/Cakrasek
Hermann/Krapp
Larson
Cheramy
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Johnson
College Softball Saturday Results From WA COL and Nearby
A series of scorelines from Saturday college softball across WA COL and nearby schools. Buena Vista crushed Luther 3 to 1 while Central edged Coe 5 to 2. Grinnell beat Crown 8 to 0 and Simpson topped Crown 5 to 0. Kirkwood defeated Butler 6 to 4, and Drake routed Northern 2 to 0.
Iowacity Irvinn Invitational Boys Track Results
Iowa City Regina leads with team score 115 while Mount Vernon places second at 91 and Marion fourth at 793. Individual winners include Jacob Costes ICR in shot put 45-75 and Je Pacha ICR in long jump 19-62 with multiple event results across sprints relays and distance races.
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Iowa City
Irvinn
Regina
Mount Vernon
Marion
Davenport Assumption
West Branch
Alburnett
Clear Creek Amana
Lone Tree
Jacob Costes
ICR
Ryan Rogers
Mar
Jacob Osterhau
Je Pacha
Ben Brannaman
Gib Berquist
Josh Scanlon
David English
Bryan Clark
Jordan Cullen
Adam Reed
Kyle Pack
CCA
Jon Burnite
Tyler Sullivan
Conrad Lichty
Hurdies
Nick Long
Evan Thomson
Michael Parris
Grayline Ross
Matt Cismar
Berquist
Es Marion
Brannaman
Kat Wagner
Jimmy Montchal
Peter Wood
Robert Ingram
WCR
Josh Hogue
Cullen
Mike Sinkey
Sullivan Ucr
Wood
Vinton-Shellsburg Invitational Multievent Results
At Vinton the Vinton-Shellsburg meet featured top finishes across multiple events. Key performers include Pearson and Spicer in discus, Fenneran in shot put, MacGrew in long jump, Warner in high jump, and North Linn taking the 800 and medley relays with swift times.
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Benton Community
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North Linn
Western Dubuque
Elkader Central
Independence
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Anamosa
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Lauser
Hoerner
Dolan
Baethke
Cornwell
McKelvey
Wourg
Schmit
Alexander
Nie
Center Point-Urbana
Whburg
Andrews
Churdhes
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All-Star Girls Battle In Cedar Rapids Showcase
In Cedar Rapids Hennessey Rec Center Mt Mercy teams split wins with 3A White defeating 3A Gray 86-79 and 4A White beating 4A Gray 89-78. Standouts include Ketelsen and Corken for 3A White, Ernst and Katch for 4A White, with Gray and Select squads posting strong rebounding and steals totals.
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Cedar Rapids
Hennessey Rec Center
Mount Mercy College
White
Gray
Lindsey Hurt
Jackie Miller
Mary Swanson
Stephanie Hunt
Emily Conway
Brittany Okland
Haley Miller
Audra Ketelsen
Mary Bridget
Hart
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Keele
Duffy
Okland
Ketelsen
McDermott
Morgan Paulson
Dani Gass
Kelsey Crites
Whitney Franker
Calie Sobaski
Amanda Brodsack
Lori Bjork
Ashley Leonard
Natalie White
Casey Breitbach
3A Select
Courtney Boyd
Kaitlin Schneden
Samantha Reiser
Molly Lima
Angie Jenkins
Lucie Lueken
Maggie O'Connell
Kelly Mitchell
Jill Ita
Sharese van Sloten
4A Select
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Franker
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Leonard
Breitbach
Schweden
Reiser
Sima
Jenkins
Mitchell
Brodsack
van Sloten
Bova
Blair Ernst
Jaimie Myers
Karen Locke
Amy Hanse
Jessica Berger
Lindsey Schwartz
Monica Hernandez
Megan Elias
Brianna Salwey
4A White
Katie Wille
Jessica Martin
Courtney Bain
Jenna Kaitlin
Katy Bell
Rachel Mitchell
Brianna Wallace
Jessica Katch
Crystal Keiper
4A Gray
Ernst
Myers
Schwartz
Hernandez
Elias
Salwey
Martin
Bain
Kailin
Katch
Wallace
Doraty’s OT Goal Gives Leafs Semifinal Win
On April 3 1933 Ken Doraty scored in overtime to lift the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 1 0 victory over the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup playoffs semifinal.
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Ken Doraty
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
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Bennett
Bell
Cromer
Corcoran
Hall
W—Loaiza
L—Bell
Sv—Cordero
Church
Albuquerque
N.M
Estes
Lyon
Bruney
Holsten
Slaten
Hill
Brito
C.young
Mahay
Bukvich
Riley
Laird
Alomar
W—Riley
L—Ho
Mitre
Leicester
Bartosh
Bianco
W—Bartosh
L—Reichert
HRI
Echavarria
Calif
Lowry
Herges
Benitez
Fassero
Walker
Matheny
Hand
Haren
Duchscherer
Calero
Dotel
Kendall
Meihuse
W—Haren
L—Lowry
Sv—Dotel
Grissom
Morris
Reyes
Eldred
Jarvis
Tavarez
Diaz
Cook
Alvarez
Axelson
Rawson
W—Reyes
L—Alvarez
Sv—Tavarez
Peavy
Seanez
Linebrink
Otsuka
Hammond
Ojeda
Fick
Lopez
Huerta
Pence
Villatoro
Rosales
Kottaras
Pagan
W—Peavy
L—Lopez
Blum
Nevin
Sweeney
Bonvecchio
Field
Sisco
Camp
Cerda
Braun
MacDougal
Affeldt
Armitage
Embry
Buck
Tupman
Clemens
Franco
Astacio
Ausmus
Quintero
W—Sisco
L—Clemens
Sv—Embry
Pickering
x-Waterloo
x-Chicago
y-Omaha
x-Lincoln
x-Sioux City
x-Tri-City
NBA
Andersen
Vroman
New Organ
Bullet
Miam
Atkins
Bryant
Grant
Walton
T.brown
Medvedenko
Butler
Barry
Parker
Horry
Udrich
Bowen
Ginobili
Rebounds
L.A Lakers
Nesterovic
Okafor
Brezec
Bogans
Knight
Kapono
Carroll
Ely
B.robinson
Allen
Nocton
Davis
Harrington
Hinrich
Duhon
Chandler
Gordon
Griffin
Pargo
Piatkowski
Sooomonee
Mohammed
Udrih
Marks
Massenburg
Wilks
Russell
Boykins
D.johnson
Anthony
Buckner
Harry
Camby
Popovich
Abdur-Rahim
Miles
Przybilla
Stoudamire
Telfair
Outlaw
Frahm
Khryapa
Evans
Wilkins
James
Ridnour
Collison
Daniels
Murray
Fortson
Franm
Adam Bernero
Richmond
Kevin Barry
Matt Childers
Buddy Hernandez
Zach Miner
J C. Boscan
John Barnes
Esix Snead
Cincinnati Reds
Josh Hancock
Luke Hudson
Anderson Machado
Jung Keun Bong
Ray Olmedo
Luis Lopez
Rich Aurilia
Jacob Cruz
Florida Marlins
Tim Spooneybarger
John Riedling
Brian Moehler
Lenny Harris
Wilson Delgado
Mark Little
New York Mets
Matt Ginter
Steve
Colyer
Roberto Hernandez
Manny Aybar
Ramon Castro
Norfolk
Pittsulough Pirates
Humberto Cota
David Ross
San Francisco Giants
Barry Bonds
InsurAnced Council
Tim Gassmann
Millhiser Smith Agency, Inc
Oakland Rd
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Illlinois
Kernels
Uw-Lacrosse
Eastern Ill
At Waterloo
Decorah
C.R. Kennedy
Cedar Falls
Waterloo West
Waverly Shell Rock
Mo. Fiala
Megan Fiala
Holland
Kim Pike
Gudenkauf
Colby
Creighton
Northern Lows
Drake
Missouri State
Dubuqne
Cornet
Crown College
Johnson County
Iowe
Grand View
Iowa State
Uw-Platteville
Uw-Superior
Clarke & Wartburg
Willian Penn
the Franciscan
Vinton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!