Area Slate: Various Games Across Schools and Pro Teams
A busy schedule lists Kennedy Jefferson Washington girls golf at Twin Pines and multiple college and pro games across baseball basketball hockey boxing and racing. Highlights include Cubs at Cardinals on WGN and Hawks, Pistons, and Bucks in action with ESPN and TBS coverage.
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Metro High
Kennedy
Jefferson
Washington
Twin Pines
Central of
Mount Mercy
Minnesota
Iowa
Upper Iowa
Luther
Coe
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DMACC
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Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
William Penn
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Cornell
UNI
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ESPN
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St. Louis Cardinals
WGN
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Atlanto Braves
TBS
Espn Track & Field
Espn Auto Racing
Bausch & Lomb
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LPBT
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USA Wrestling
United States
Soviet Union
Milwaukee Bucks
Detroit Pistons
Curry Gray
Kansas City Comets
San Diego Sockers
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Auto Racing
Gold Coast
Edina High
Hill-Murray
Major League and College Coaching Moves Across Sports
The Orioles fire Cal Ripken Sr. as manager and name Frank Robinson to replace him. Jim Traber is sent to Rochester, Tito Landrum bought from Rochester. Blue Jays place Lance Mulliniks on 15-day DL and activate Manny Lee. Braves put Chuck Cary on the 21-day DL and recall Gary Eave. Pirates place Mike Dunne on 15-day DL and acquire Miguel Garcia from Buffalo. Rochester Flyers name Scott Carlin head coach. Youngstown Pride signs Bill Toole. Chargers acquire Mark Malone from the Steelers for a 1988 eighth-round pick and a 1989 conditional pick. ESPN tabs Joe Theisman as analyst. Eastern Kentucky names Larry Joe Inman women’s hoops coach. UCLA inserts Jim Herrick as head basketball coach. West Virginia promotes Shelly Poe as SID.
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Cal Ripken Sr
Frank Robinson
Jim Traber
Rochester
Tito Landrum
Toronto Blue Jays
Lance Mulliniks
Manny Lee
National League
Atlanta Braves
Chuck Cary
Gary Eave
Richmond
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mike Dunne
Miguel Garcia
Buffalo
College
Eastern Kentucky
Larry Joe Inman
UCLA
Jim Herrick
West Virginia
Shelly Poe
Late Results and Tonight's Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
Recap of Monday's scores Cincinnati routed San Francisco 4 0 and New York crushed Montreal 3 0. Tonight's MLB slate features Chicago at St Louis Cincinnati at San Francisco Houston at Atlanta Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Diego with kickoff at 12:35 p.m. local times and multiple interleague matchups noted including Milwaukee versus Toronto and Minnesota versus Cleveland. Standings note an alliance between the American Association and International League though standings remain separate.
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Philadelphia
Hartford
Montreal
Boston
Buffalo
Toronto
Detroit
New Jersey
NY Islanders
St. Louis
Chicago
Tacoma
Wichita
Minnesota
Baltimore
San Diego
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Dallas
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Houston
Atlanta
Mover
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Browning
LoCoss
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P.smith
Ruffin
Pittsburgh
Fisher
Leary
Show
Arsoa
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Nieves
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Boyd
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Bailes
Dotson
Stieb
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California
Finley
Oakland
Davis
Seattle
Campbell
Texas
American Association
International League
Seattie
WOO
Indiana
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x-Denver
x-Houston
San Antonio
Sacramento
Lakers
x-Portland
Denver
Phoenix
Utah
Golden State
LA Clippers
Portland
LA Lakers
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Second Davidson and Third Harvey Shine in Ford TH2.22 A198
A messy weathered baseball recap shows Ford and Davidson taking second and third, with Harvey at bat. The notes include line scores for Montreal vs New York and Cincinnati vs San Francisco, key RBIs by Strawberry and Jones, and multiple obscure player codes and umpire crews.
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Ford
Davidson
Harvey
Baseball doubleheader notes and box scores
Umpires listed for home and away games include Roe, First, Second, and Third bases with Detroit and Milwaukee outcomes. Box scores show Texas Detroit, Milwaukee Boston scores, game wins by Greenwell and Hurst, and multiple player stats across Cedar Rapids South Bend and related teams.
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Perazo
Wilson
Gubicza
Minnesota
Cleveland
Franco
Gagness
Puckett Cf
Tobler
Hrbek
Carter
SAT
Goetti
Hollif
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Jacoby
Bransky
Snyder
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Larkin
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J Bell
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Hall
Upshaw
Gagne
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Niekro
Reardon
Farrell
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Djones
Straker
Loudner
Morrison
Phillips
Voltaggio
Palore
Kansas City
Baltimore
Ursulak
Seitzer
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Brett Ib
Cripknss
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Murray
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Quirk
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Eisenreich
Nia
Kansas
Roe
Rose
Barnett
Cousins
Bwitt
Henneman
Cable
McClelland
Denkinger
McCoy
Milwaukee
Boston
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Boggs
Barrett
Greenwell
Broggs
Clark
Evans
Hendry
Ford
IEDS
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Forney
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Smith
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Jefferson
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Beeler
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McCroy
This Day In Baseball April 13 Highlights
Highlights from April 13 across baseball history include 1914 when Baltimore hosted the first Federal League game as Terra pins beat Buffalo 3-2 before a 27,000 crowd. 1953 marked Milwaukee Braves joining the American and National Leagues with Max Sarkent's pitching against the Reds. 1954 Henry Aaron debuting for the Braves and Jim Greengrass four doubles for Cincinnati. 1963 Pete Rose’s first major league hit off Bob Friend. 1972 the first player strike ends. 1984 Pete Rose’s 4000th hit off Jerry Koosman, exactly 21 years after his first. 1987 Padres set a major league opening day homer trio in a loss to the Giants.
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Baltimore
Terrapins
Buffalo
Jock Quinn
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Max Sarkent
Reds
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Greengrass
Pete Rose
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Philadelphia
Jerry Koosman
San Diego Padres
San Francisco
Roger Mason
Padres
Marvell Wynne
Tony Gwynn
John Kruk
Major League Leaders Through Monday Update
The roundup lists top hitters and pitchers by categories such as batting average RBI and home runs with players from teams like Cincinnati Montreal Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco New York and Philadelphia. Notable names include Daniels Webster Henderson G Bell Canseco and Clemens among others with counts for runs hits doubles triples and steals.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Aldretelf
Daniels
RBI
Tjones
E—Clark
Bdioz
Butler
Larkin
Sf—Bell
Soto
San Francisco Downs
Lefferts
Robison
Downs
West
Williams
Engel
Slought
N.Y
Leach
Toronto
O Brien
Texas
R Hendson
Winfield
Cotto
Seattle
Renteria
Brookens
Detroit
Gbell
Boggs
Boston
Rhenderson
New York
Mosebey
Snyder
Cleveland
Joyner
California
Yount
Milwaukee
Canseco
Oakland
Lansford
Renderson
Bogas
Gladden
Minnesota
Tartobull
Kansasity
Wilson
Kansas City
McGwire
Nokes
Carter
McDowell
Molitor
Pettis
Stone
Baltimore
Langston
Clemens
Swindell
Morris
Eckersley
Righetti
S Smith
Reardon
NBA Standings and Scores For Monday Night Action
Eastern and Western conference standings with division leaders and recent results. Key wins include Denver over Phoenix 123 119 and Utah over Golden State 113 102. Playoff clinching notes, late results, and upcoming schedule details.
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Cooper
Phoenix
Gilliam
Brornson
West
Davis
K.johnson
Adams
Hodges
Botley
Corbin
Hornacek
Crite
Denver
M.adams
Schayes
Oakland
Calif
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Lovaron
Malone
Eaton
Hansen
Stockton
Bailey
Tripucka
Roth
Green
Turpin
Golden State
Frank
McDonald
Feith
Garland
Mullin
O.smith
Hoppen
Whitehead
White
Morris
Layden
College Baseball Scores Roundup From Various Conferences
A detailed rundown of college baseball results across the Big Ten Big Eight Midwest South and West. Highlights include Indiana beating Bellarmine 2-13 Michigan State 14-10 Ferris State 4-3 Oklahoma 11 Arkansas 3 and Notre Dame 7 Purdue 11. Northwestern and Nebraskas outcomes listed.
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Indiana
Bellarmine Iowa
Northern Iowa
Michigan
Ferris St
Michigan St
Siena Heights
Purdue
Notre Dame
BIG
Grand View
Iowa State
Nebraska
Kearney St
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Midwest
College Softball and Basketball Box Scores Tie Atlanta and San Antonio
College softball results show Wilkins and teammates for Atlanta tallying 103 points while Cleveland’s Sanders and Price lead 116 in a high scoring tilt. In San Antonio, Houston’s Olajuwon stars with 20 rebounds as San Antonio falls behind 127 to 119. Postgame notes include team totals, field goals, and fouls across both games, with player performances listed for each squad.
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Atlanta
Wilkins
Willis
Rollins
Rivers
Wittman
Levingston
Webb
Baffle
Carr
Wood
Hastings
Cleveland
Sanders
Nance
Daugherty
Price
Harper
Ehlo
Williams
Curry
Hubbard
Dudley
Rogers
Henderson
Battle
San Antonio
Texas
Houston
Carroll
McCray
Clajuwon
Floyd
Reid
Petersen
Leavell
Johnson
Short
Maxwell
Mitchell
Brickowski
Anderson
Sundvold
Robertson
Berry
Gudmundsson
Wilson
Nealy
Rellford
Nimphius
San Antonia
Olajuwon
Sandvoid
Wildcat Invitational Girls Track Recap Highlights Local Teams
Anamosa Davenport Assumption Dyersville Beckman Belle Vue Cascade Center Point Central City East Buchanan Independence Maquoketa Maquoketa Valley Monticello North Fayette North Linn Olin Springville Stormont all competed with team totals not available. Individual winners included Steph Gustoff CP high jump 5 3 Angie Dickinson DA long jump 16 10 and Tami Gentz EB discus 103 5 among others.
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Dyersville
Beckman
Bellevue
Cascade
Clarence- Lowden
Maquoketo Valley
North Linn
Olin
Feuerbach
Bell
Oster
Mike Peters
Westemeter
Jensen
Wall
Otting
Knight
Penhingroth
Rozek
Krob
Brian Dahlhoff
Andy Kauder
Micah Thurston
Hurdie
Mag
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Koch
Hansen
NU High
Cedar Falls
Center Point
Independence
Jesup
Benton Community
Stormont
Oelwein
Central City
Dysart-Geneseo
Dunkerton
LaPorte City
East Buchanan
Ritchie
Triplett
Gingrich
Hall
Stevie
Long Jtme
Hilliard
Huebner
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Campbell
Miller
Kauffman
Cryer
Hough
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Rogers
Johnson
Delagardelie
Pierce
la Porte City
Buch
Benton
Harting
Toffela
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Kiler
Jones
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Gruman
Yeager
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Anamosa
Davenport
Assumption
Beekman
Maquoketa
Maquoketa Valley
Monticello
North Fayette
Springville
Steph Gustoff
Angie Dickinson
Kim Capron
Renee Capron
Karin Davis
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Kendra Zieser
Mollie Marshall
Maureen Silberstein
Tami Gentz
Pam Emberton
Kris Cline
Carla Decker
June Swisher
Ana
Angie Dillon
Shelly Stahlberg
Leslie Humpal
Kim Fearing
Lori Humpal
Erin Algoe
Missy Cleeton
Aimee Haag
Terri Knipper
Keri Barney
Mann Valley
Jan Kintzle
Tammy van Horn
Cindy Mousser
Jacinda Grishaber
Misty Thompson
Jody Schepers
Man
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Anita Thielen
Wendy Holthous
Kintzle
van Horn
Zieser
Mausser
Mag. Valley
Barney
Mon
Val Valenta
Colleen Koppes
Cos
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Cindy Mausser
Davis
Lisa Rolling
Vikette
Vinton
Washington dominates at Iowa City tennis meet
C R Washington and teammates show strong form in boys tennis with wins in singles and doubles at Iowa City. Matches include White Kern and May Justice sweeping early rounds for the West squad, while Derouin Smith secure doubles. Attendance notables and varied results across the Dubuque Greyhound Park card accompany the day’s events.
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C.R. Washington
Washington
Iowa City High
Heidi Houghton
Becky Terry
Michelle May
Lora Grandroth
Ronni Rissi
Annette Kirchner
Jenny Swon
Ich
Amy Heck
Chris Runge
Amy Gross
Jennifer Gutz
Jenny Dick
Marion Tire Classic and City League Scores Across Bowling Venues
A dense listing of bowling scores from Marion Tire Classic and multiple suburban lanes. Key performances include Kevin Perry 278 and 716, Bill Mungoven 234-581, Brenda Howe 212-497, Lloyd Buelow 212-546, Lynn Weber 181-500, and many others across Westdale, Castle Lanes, Mon Night, Jubilee, Lancer, KC, and May City venues.
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Bill Mungoven
Brenda Howe
Lloyd Buelow
Hildred Dergo
Kathy Seibert
St Matthews Pioneers
Lynn Weber
Westdale Bowling Center
Westdale
Howard Phillips
Kelly Jelinek
Hearts of Gold
Danny Wintringer
Linda Olson
Don Larson
Lanny Eggers
Linda Debler
Cathy Lentz
Janet Helble
Steve Hildebrand
Castle Lanes
Marilyn Beebe
Marion
Bill Eichhorst
C.R
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Chris Petersmith
Connie Lentz
NFL
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Linda Lovell
Metro
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Carole Ferguson
Scott Kitts
Tom Hedtke
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Sherri Weaver
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Steve Starbaum
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Ben Jennings
Mike Douglas
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Linda Welp
John Wachal
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Carol van Woert
June Swallom
Service Club
Don Koutny
Legion Lanes
Mon Legion
Florence Pepmeyer
Arlene Reyman
Red Moore
Bernie Russell
May City Bowling Center
May City Lutheran
Leon Jones
Margaret Hartkemeyer
Linda Jones
Emmy Nolte
Anita Bosch
Pom Fields
Barb Aarhus
D Bosier
D Cornels
Lisa Condron
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