Area Colleges and Teams Schedule Highlights
Area colleges feature track and field Cornell invitational softball Northwestern at Iowa Iowa State at Oklahoma State Missouri State at Northern Iowa Kirkwood at MACC Mount Mercy at Waldorf Buena Vista at Luther baseball Buena Vista at Coe Rochester vs Kirkwood Mid Prairie Dubuque at Cornell Grand View at Mount Mercy Minnesota Crookston at Iowa Iowa at Indiana Northern Iowa at Illinois State Midwest League baseball Lansing at Kernels at 2 p.m.
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Northwestern
Iowa
Missouri State
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kirkwood
Macc
Mount Mercy
Waldorf
Cornell
Central
Buena Vista
Luther
Coe
Rochester
Mid-Prairie
Dubuque
Grand View
Xavier
Minnesota-Crookston
Indiana
Northern Iowa
Illinois State
TV slate of sports and tournaments across networks
A dense schedule lists ESPN2 ESPN KWWL BTN CSN WGN VS and other outlets airing events from fishing and poker to college softball lacrosse and NBA games. Highlights include the N H L playoffs Flyers versus Capitals and Bulls versus Magic with college baseball and Masters golf also on tap.
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Ohio State of Purdue
Toronto Raptors
Detroit Pistons
ESPN
Bausch & Lomb
ESPN2
France
United States
MLB
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia Flyers
Washington Capitals
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
WGN
Ohio State
Purdue
NBA
San Antonio Spurs
Los Angeles Lakers
KCRG
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
KWWL
Orlando Magic
Chicago Bulls
New Jersey Devils
New York Rangers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
NHRA
SummitRacing
San Jose Sharks
Calgary Flames
Miami Heat
Cleveland Cavaliers
Club golf Men's results highlight retired association play
Jones Park bylines show low gross and low net winners with tight scores. Jack Peacock posted 33 low gross while Moose Mohler matched 33 for low net. Ernie Benda and Peacock tied closest to the pin with 5 and 8 feet respectively. Mike Emerson topped low gross in the championship flight at 37 and Ray Nelson shot 48 for runners up. Terry Young 33 and Jonas Everett 39 led low net in the championship flight.
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Jones Park
Jack Peacock
Moose Mohler
Ernie Benda
Peacock
Mike Emerson
Ray Nelson
Terry Young
Jonas Everett
Saturday Results Highlight Pro Football And Golf Scores
Pro football saw Dallas beat New Orleans 55 to 44 while other results include Utah at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at San Jose. In golf news a Saturday schedule covers Orlando versus Grand Rapids and Arizona versus Tampa Bay with 1 p.m. starts.
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Dallas
New Orleans
Utah
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Jose
Orlando
Grand Rapids
Arizona
Tampa Bay
Columbus
New York
Colorado
Kansas
Georgia
Cleveland
Sharapova advances in Amelia Island semifinals at WTA event
At Amelia Island Florida in the BAUSCH & LOMB CHAMPIONS, Maria Sharapova was awarded a walkover over Lindsay Davenport in the singles semifinal. Dominika Cibulkova defeated Alize Cornet in three sets 6-2 2-6 6-4. In doubles, Azarenka and Vesnina meet Dechy and Shaughnessy 6-4 7-1. Davis Cup in Winston Salem saw United States beat France 2-1 with Roddick, Blake and the Bryan brothers contributing key matches.
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Bausch & Lomb
Amelia Island
Fla
Maria Sharapova
Russia
Lindsay Davenport
United States
Dominika Cibulkova
Slovakia
Alize Cornet
France
Victoria Azarenka
Belarus
Elena Vesnina
Nathalie Dechy
Shaughnessy
Winston-Salem
N.C
Andy Roddick
Michaelodra
James Blake
Paul-Henri Mathieds
Frozen Four at Denver and Masters final tee times listed
NCAA Tournament coverage notes the Frozen Four in Denver and lists final Masters tee times from Augusta National. Players include Lyle Slocum Choi Ogilvy Woosnam Fasth Hamilton Rose Wagner Jimenez Toms Watson Sterne Cabrera Appleby Ames We twood Dougherty Singh Watney Holmes Weir Scott Furyk Westwood Oberjolse Mickelson Singh We k Goose Pouller Karlsson O Hair Harrington Romero Johnson Weekley Woods Cink Flesch Casey Immelman Snedeker.
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Lee Ann Walker-Cooper
Cindy Pasechnik
Kristen Lamp
W_L_T Pet PF
Augusta
Beth Allen
Augusta National Golf Club
Taylor Leon
Dallas
Hana Kim
Philadelphia
a-Margarita Ramos
Cleveland
Trevor Immelman
Allison Hanna-Williams
Columbus
Brandt Snedeke
Kate Golden
New York
Steve Flesch
Southern
Paul Casey
Jimin Jeong
Tiger Woo
Minea Blomavist
New Orleans
Stewart Cink
Jacqueline Yang
Orlando
Zach Johnson
Sarah Kemp
Georgia
Boo Weekley
Kathryn Invi
Tampa Bay
Padraig Harringto
Nicole Hage
Andres Romero
Liz Janangelo
Robert Karlsson
Michelle Ellis
Sean O'Hair
Alejandra Ma
Central W_& T Pet PE PA Retief
Colorado
Phil Mickelson
Grand Rapids
Vijay Singh
Kansas City
Lee Westwood
Arron Oberholser
Brian Bateman
Nick Dougherty
Stephen Ame
Henrik Stenson
Stuart Appleby
Robert Allenby
Justin Leonard
Angel Cabrer
Bubba Watson
Richard Sternene
Miguel Angel Ji
David Tom
Justin Rose
Johnson W
Niclas Fasth
Todd Hamilton
Geoff Ogilv
Ian Woosnai
Heath Slocum
KJ. Choi
Sandy Lyle
Morelia
Mexico
Tras Marias
G.C
Arena Ochoa
Nbee Park
Song-Hee K
Karine Icher
Na Ye
Alena Sharp
Soo-Yun Kan
Nicole Perrot
Nina Reis
Amnie Cochran
Hee-Won Han
Audra Burks
Johanna Head
Candy Hannemann
Hee Youns Park
Sophia Sheridan
Allison Fouch
Brittany Lind¢ome
Dina Ammmaccapane
Jamie Hulett
Moira Dunn
Irene Cho
Giulia Sergas
Paige Mackenzie
Euniung Yi
Janice Moodie
Ashleigh Simo
Silvia Cavalier
Anja Monke
Amy Yang
Erica Blash
Sarah Lynn Sa
Patricia Baxter Jo
Hannah Jun
Omarin Sattavab
Leah Wigger
Jt Young Oh
Anna Grzebien
Louise Stahle
Brand Jackson
Siew-Ai Lim
Dean Bartholomew
Danielle Downey
K.J. Choi
Geoff Ogilvy
Ian Woosnam
Johnson Wagner
Miguel Angel Jimenez
David Toms
Richard Sterne
Angel Cabrera
Stephen Ames
Jeev Milkha Singh
Nick Watney
J.B. Holmes
Mike Weir
Adam Scott
Jim Furykley
Arron Oberjolse
Relief Goosen
Ian Pouller
Sean O' Hair
Padraig Harrington
Tiger Woods
Brand Snedeker
Baseball and hockey trades and moves in brief
In MLB moves, Detroit Tigers place Dontrelle Willis on the 15 day DL and recall Ryan Raburn from Toledo. Braves release Scott Splezio. Astros purchase David Newhan from Round Rock. Giants recall John Bowker and option Clay Timpner to Fresno. In NHL, Oilers sign Robert Nilsson to a three year deal. Senators recall Alexander Nikulin. AHL suspensions for San Antonio, Peoria, and Rochester players after April 11 games.
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Detroit Tigers
Dontrelle Wills
Ryan Raburn
Toledo
Atlanta Braves
Scott Splezio
Houston Astros
David Newhan
Round Rock
SAN Francisco Giants
John Bowker
Fresno
Clay Timpner
Hockey
National Hockey League
Edmonton Oilers
Robert Nilsson
Ottawa Senators
Alexander Nikulin
Binghamton
AHL
American Hockey League
San Antonio
Peter Vandermeer
Peoria
Hans Benson
Rochester
Mike Funk
Seve Ballesteros youngest Masters winner at 23
On April 13 1980 Seve Ballesteros became the youngest Masters champion at age 23 with a four stroke victory. The Masters record book later shows Jack Nicklaus at 46 winning in 1986 for a record sixth time, and Tiger Woods dominating in 1997 with an 18 under 270, a 12 stroke margin.
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Seve Ballesteros
Jack Nicklaus
Tiger Woods
Woods
Local golf calendar with wide range of best shot events
A dense list of golf events across Iowa venues from April to November. It covers formats like four-person and two-person best shot, dates, locations such as Airport National, Backbone Strawberry Point, Kalona Golf Club, ElKader GCC, Lake MacBride, Amana Colonies, and contact numbers. Includes charity events, scholarships, and special categories, alternating venues and times throughout the season.
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Airport National
London Country Club
Early Bird
Strawberry Point
Amana Colonies
McPartland Am
Indian Creek
Stormont
Elkader G&cc
Lake MacBride
Saddleback Ridge G.C
Lucas
Saddleback Ridge
Solon
Buffalo Creek
Winthrop
Gullenberg Gacc
Kalona
Hunters Ridge
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Kalona Golf Club
Lowden Country Club
PBS
Iowa
Finkbine
Iowa City
Michelle Rima
Duffers
Guttenberg Gbcc
Etkader G&cc
Anama Colonies
Texas
Backbone
G.C
Aging Services Inc
Elmcrest C.C
Kalona Galf Club
TGIF
Elkadr G&cc
Guttenberg
Goltdigestplanner
Chamber of Commerce
Gullenberg
G&cc
Saddle
Back Ridge G.C
Eustember
Gullenbero G&cc
Katona
Chili Owen
Chili Opan
Penn
Sour
Amana
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French doubles team tops U S in Davis Cup clash
In Winston-Salem France's Michael Llodra and Arnaud Clement defeated Bob and Mike Bryan 6-7 7-5 6-3 6-4 to trim the U S Davis Cup lead to 2-1 in the best-of-five quarterfinal. The win keeps France alive for reverse singles while Spain leads the other ties.
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Arnaud Clement
Michael Llodra
France
Bob and
Mike Bryan
United States
Winston-Salem
N.C
Bryans
U.S
Spain
Llodra
Clement
Andy Roddick
James Blake
John McEnroe
Peter Fleming
Roddick
Paul-Henri Mathieu
Richard Gasquet
Blake
Germany
Argentina
Sweden
Russia
Czech Republic
Davenport withdraws from semifinal at Amelia Island
Ailing Lindsay Davenport pulled out of the Bausch & Lomb Championships semifinal with fever and aches, giving Maria Sharapova a walkover into the final. Sharapova will meet Dominika Cibulkova, who beat Alize Cornet to reach her first WTA final.
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Maria Sharapova
Sharapova
Dominika Cibulkova
Cibulkova
Alize Cornet
Davenport
Charleston
S.C
Bausch & Lomb
Amelia Island Plantation
Jagger
Busch Wins Second Straight Nationwide Race At Phoenix
Kyle Busch wins at Phoenix International Raceway securing his 18th Nationwide victory and second in a row this season. He led 133 of 202 laps and benefited from late cautions to hold off Carl Edwards who finished strong but settled for runner up. Denny Hamlin finished third with Kevin Harvick, David Ragan, Mike Bliss, and Stephen Leicht following. Clint Bowyer, penalized for speeding on pit road, finished eighth and remains the series leader. Landon Cassill started 18th and finished 22nd, earning $15,600.
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Phoenix International Raceway
Mile Oval
Edwards
Busch
Texas
Joe Gibbs
Toyota
Roush Fenway
Ford
Jeff Burton
Phoenix
Denny Hamlin
Kevin Harvick
David Ragan
Mike Bliss
Stephen Leicht
Clint Bowyer
Cedar Rapids
Landon Cassill
Federer eyes coaching change amid 2008 slump
In Lisbon at the Hsirol Open Federer weighs a new coach as he seeks to end a slow start this clay season. Jose Higueras, long linked with top players and ex Davis Cup, travels with Federer and could join his team after Federer split with Tony Roche last May. Federer opens against Olivier Rochus.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Roger Federer
Jose Higueras
Jim Courier
Sergio Bruguera
Pete Sampras
Jennifer Capriati
Higueras
Spain
Michael Chang
Federer
Estadio Nacional
Olivier Rochus
Belgium
Tony Roche
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Fabrice Santoro
Bob Bryan
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Lindsay
Kyle Busch
Avondale, Ariz
Carl Edwards
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