Late-Night NHL Schedule With Mixed Matchups Notable
The listing shows multiple late night games across leagues with teams like New York at Detroit and Kansas City at Cleveland. Other matches include Toronto at Boston and Minnesota at California plus Seattle hosting Dokland in a 9 PM slot.
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New York
John
Detrs
Roxeme
Kansas City
Guro
Clevelon
Sorenson
Toronto
Bombeck
Boston
Tudor
Texas
Tonano
Milwaukee
McClure
Baltimore
O. Martine
Fianagan
Chicago
Koosman
Dotson
Minnesota
Redfern
California
Forsch
Dokland
Keough
Seattle
Moore
Cleveland
Miwaukee
Detroit
West
Minnesota Outland m
Oakland
Bi Garcia
Remy Agro
E—Hottman
Muylliniks
Borfield
Garcia
Bell
Bossrt
Parrishrt
Cooper Ib Nor Tolleson
Simmons
Putnam Ib
Thomas
Sundberg
Wagner Stein SB
Mazzilli
SF —Roberts
Rerbbso
Texas Schmidt
Darwin
Simmons T
Dilone
Wathan
Marron Joant Brett
Hargrove
Otis Cf
Craig
McReedh
Thorntondh
May
Perconte
Werth
Chroneort
Martin
Howes
White
Bondoc
Wihagin
Hassey Oh
Manning Et
York
Winfield
Herndon
Trammell
Lemon
Wilson
Cabell
Guidry
Underwood
Paschnik
McAstil
Bochte
Armasct
Bosley
Murphy
Zisk
Essianc
McKay
Simpson
McAstillo
Armas
Cowens
R Henderson
Lopes
Oakland Norris
McLoughlin
Owchinko
Bonnstr
Carew
Englert
Hrbek
Grich
Goett
Lynn Ph
Baylor
Mitchell
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
Indiana
Denver
San Antonio
Opllos
Houston
Utah
Los Angeles
Golden State
Phoenix
Portland
Vancouver Los Angeles playoff result shocks 7 1
In the divisional finals Vancouver fell 1 to 7 to Los Angeles on Thursday. Friday Boston beat Quebec 8 to 4 lifting their series lead to two games to none. NY Islanders defeated NY Rangers 7 to 2 tying their series at 1-1. St Louis and Chicago battled to a 1 1 draw. Los Angeles edged Vancouver 3 2 in overtime keeping the series at 1 1.
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E—Foli
Minnesota
California
Lynn
Coren
Coren Lot
Kison
Aase
Wit
Goetti
St. Louis
Montreal
New York
Pittsburgh Chicago
Prilodetanio Atiaanto
San Diego
Son Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York Atlanto
St-Louis
Priladelphic
San Francisco
Burris
Swan
Notes
Boumgarten
Philadelphia
Cornier
St Louis
Andujar
Bereng
Hotland
Atlanta
Watt
Niekro
Goltz
Montefusco
Moreno Ct
Wills
Indoro
Bckar
Thomasn
Durham Rf
Madiock Ib
Hindrsn If
Penoc Svat Hrindi
Roy
Woods of
Berross
Bown Ss
Storgei
Larsen
Smithss
Minro
Orbusno
Morales
Griffine
Briggs
Montoner
Locy
Méde
Dawson Cf
Oliver
Carter
Yongbid
Cromortrt
Stearns
Wolloch
Brooks Jp
Speier
Grane
Falconeo
Benedict
Arowe
Romirzss
Manhier
Ryane
Ashby
Horner
Butler
Atlanta Monier
MecWillins
Bedrosian
Camp
Ryan
Dsmith
LoCoss
Los
Gorvey
Edwrdsit
Bonilla
Tmoltass Agio Cey
Yeager
Lezcano
Orto Ph
Solazar
Londrex
Bevoca
Russellss
Gwosdze
Reuss
Curtise
Roenck
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Wix
Russell
Garvey
Cey
Londreaux
S—Re
Vancouver
Boston
Quebec
NY Islanders
NY Rangers
Ted
Burlington at CR Reds in 8B slate and coe in Midwest tourney
Sports notes list 8B Burlington at CR Reds with 2 am start. Tr Coe of Luther SB Coe competes in Midwest Center Tournament. Coe meets Monmouth women basketball. Knox at Coe and golf at UNI Wartburg, Washington Invitational girls. Includes various tennis and golf meet entries and results across high schools and colleges.
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Burlington
CR Reds
Luther
Midwest
Monmouth
Knox
Coe
Uni-Wartburg
Washington
Kingson Stadium
Dub Hempstead
C High
C. High
J.C. West
Jefferson
C West
LaSalle Girls
Prairie
TV Slate and Sports Lineup Highlights This Week
Television and sports lineup lists multiple programs across networks including IPBN NBC CBS ABC WOC KWWL WHBF and ABC with events such as Pro Bowlers Tour Greater Hartford Open World Championship Tennis and a boxing bout featuring Muhammad and McIntyre. Atlantic City venue listed for the bout.
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Braden
IPBN
Who
WOC
KWWL
KTTC
Nebrasko-lowa State
Wom
NBC
Yankees Tigers
WQAC
WHBF
ABC Sports
CBS
WOC Kwwl
WHO Wide World of Sports
Matthew Saad-Muhammad
Pete McIntyre
Atlantic City
ABC
Sports America
KGAN
Masters Bowler John Sires Tops Jubilee Lanes
John Sires delivers a 707 series on his 236 191 280 games at Jubilee Lanes. Linda Catlett leads with 243 in Rollin Stones and 620 total. Kris Bloodgood 605 for Jubilee Janes. other club scores listed from Lancer, May City, Castle, CR Bowling Centers and Adventurers.
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Flo Pepmeyer
Jubilee
John Sires
Linda Catlett
Rollin Stones
Kris Bloodgood
Lancer
Lancerettes
Elaine Hrdlicka
Lancer Hawks
Dick Junge
Rodne Brecke
Jackie Bilder
Nei
Hamilton
Cafeterio
Doris Floyd
Florence Miller
Janine Burgess
Paul Mangano
Dick Sells
Dee McNeill
Sandy von Loncker
Anita Tinsley
Marsha Mensen
Web
Rod Lemon
Larry Aspleat
Jit Konigsmark
June Wittwer
Verna Patterson
Eunice Fillmore
Collins
Sue Richardson
Geo. Harris
Chuck Madison
Dee Beck
Evy O'Connell
Linda Bousek
Jubilee Lanes
Diana Shater
de Mor
Dick McCoy
Bruce Horford
Parlor City
Paul Abernathy
Coe Dominates Early In Midwest Conference Softball Roundup
Coe College Kohawks won their first two Midwest Conference games, 9-2 over Knox and 10-4 over Cornell, with Cathy Becker going 6-for-6 across both games. Sherrie Condon homered for Cornell. Coe faces Monmouth and Grinnell in a five-team round robin.
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Grinnell
Coe College
Kohawks
Knox
Cornell
Cathy Becker
Coe
Teresa Smith
Julie Gibson
Sherrie Condon
Monmouth
Warrior Invitational Track Meet At Kingston Stadium
Ten schools compete including Washington Kennedy Jefferson Prairie Linn-Mar Marion Cedar Falls Dubuque Senior Waterloo Columbus and Waterloo West at the second Warrior Invitational. The meet starts 10 45 a m with finals in the 3000 meters and heats in sprints relays and hurdles. Afternoon events run 12 45 to 4 50 with awards at 4 50. Admission 2 adults 1 students.
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Kingston Stadium
Washington
Kennedy
Jefferson
Prairie
Linn-Mar
Marion
Cedar Falls
Dubuque Senior
Waterloo Columbus
Waterloo West
Kennedy Finishes Third At Marshalltown Relays
Marshalltown hosts Bobcat Relays with a field events sweep defending the team title. Cedar Rapids Kennedy places third behind Marshalltown and CR Washington. standout marks include Schenotzki in 110 highs and Myles in 100, Berthusen's discus and shot wins for M, and Borthwick leading 1600 meters for M.
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Marshalltown
Bobcats
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Washington
Doug Schenatzki
Alvin Myles
Des Moines
Roosevelt
John McCright
Bill Burtheson
John Chevilie
Mike Muda
CRW
Lowery Stallings
Jtme
Jim Cardin
Cottrell Smith
Emmett Hoosiond
Brian Costa
Mark Hofmauist
CRK
Todd Braynard
Steve Speas
Bruce Jonnsen
Dwight Doty
Bill Berthusen
Tracy Perkins
Milt Taylor
Jonn Solzbrenner
Bill Renk
Doug Schenotzk
Jeff Beer
CRR
DMR
Rich Rumsey
Jett Berry
Waterloo West
Derek Kilstrom
Barry Williams
Cassi Robinson
John Borthwick
Jamie Peters
Mike Novotny
OM Roosevelt
Mark Engstrom
Brett Maggot
Bob Grafton
Rod Jensen
Ronnie Hendred
Dove Puk
J.J Haynie
Dave Riley
Jeff Falconer
C.R Kennedy
Bob Gratton
Perry Rothe
Scott Owens
Steve Schenotzki
Joens Toss Sparks Prairie at Raider Relays
Cedar Rapids Prairie won the Raider Relays 65 56 over Tipton led by Scott Joens meet record discus 174-2. Gary Lamparek added a 52-10% shot put and placed second in discus. Prairie claimed two wins and dominated several events at Anamosa.
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Anamosa
Scott Joens
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Raider
Tipton
Joens
Hawks
Gary Lamparek
Lamparek
Mount Vernon
Dewitt Central
West Branch
Monticello
Independence
Jim von Dusen
Bret Wagner
Mark Heid
Jock Grober
Brad Bartell
Kent Fierstine
Gary Lomparek
Jeff Morrow
Greg Williams
Chris McColley
Steve Cleppe
Jetf Brickley
Joe Beadle
Anamoso
Gary Lomporek
Art Stelken
Scot Heilig
Dave Krogman
Kevin Campbell
Jock Graber
Greg West
Prairie
LaSalle
Brad Bartelt
Bill Huster
Mont
Scot Maland
Scott Stein
Mark Heckman
Pat Rneingans
Steve Hamiel
Scott Burroughs
Jon Wein
Mike Ford
Bart Ballard
Steve Lonergan
Joby Koehn
Scott Stehr
Mike Gould
Jon Weih
Watson takes one stroke lead at MONY Tournament prior to final rounds
Tom Watson shot 4 under at La Costa to lead the MONY Tournament of Champions by one stroke after two rounds. Peter Oosterhuis sits second at 138 after a 66, with Lee Trevino at 143 and Craig Stadler at 146 after back nine woes.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Tom Watson
Peter Oosterhu
Ron Streck
Roy Flovanna
Andy Beonmon
Tom Weiskoo
David Graham
Furry Zoeller
Warne Levinna Lee Trevino
Jim Simons
E¢ Fiori
Mole Irwin
Johnny Miller
Dave Eichelberger
Jerry Pete
Bruce Lietzke
Danny Edwards
Rogers Crave Stodier
Jonn Manattey
Tom Kite
Tee Lorry Nelson
Dave Borr
Wea
Morris Hatalshy
le Hubert Green
Jock Renner
Keith Fergus
Hilton Oo
Athy Whitworth
Nna
Dionne Dorley
Debbie Austin
Julie Pyne
JoAnne Corner
Sandra Haynie Enne Hollis Stocy
Hee Cathy Morse
Hee Judy Clark
Nancy Lower Melton
Saa
Vicki Fergon
Jeanette Kerrele
Lynn Adams
Tere Penny Pulz
Watson
la Costa Country Club
Peter Oosterhuis
Craig Stadler
O'Brien Named St Bonaventure Head Coach
Jim O'Brien, former five year assistant at Connecticut, named head coach of St Bonaventure replacing Jim Satalin who left to coach Duquesne. O'Brien's UConn record 89-52 with NCAA one appearance and three NIT bids. In New Orleans, a federal grand jury probes drug use among Saints, with former RB Mike Strachan named as initial witness. In Atlantic City Pete McIntyre faces Matthew Saad Muhammad for a match today.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Saints Profes
Sional
Wdsu-Tv
Saints
Mike Strachan
Lawrence Hardester Jr
Strachan
Harchester
Atlantic City
N.J
Pete McIntyre
World Boxing Council
Matthew Saad Muhammad
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Red Moore
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Bord Clark
May City Queens
Helen Webster
May City Comets
Carolyn Carson
Eileen Steuber
Cherry Burrell
Billlorubo
May City Belles
Jocelyn Stastny
Theola Hauskins
Wed
Glenda Meverden
Connie Wims
Castle Lanes
Packer-McGuire
5 Seasons Center
Independence Booster Club
Iowa
Independence Athletic Department
Hawkeye
Ron Hallstrom
Jim Pekar
Tracy Crocker
Lou King
Mel Cole
Pete Gales
Andre Tippett
Brad
University of Iowa
Bill
Jerry Morzinski
Cedar Rapids-Marion
McDonald's Hamburgers
McDonald's
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Tracy LeFleur
Iowa City
LuAnn Miller
Kalona
Cedar Valley Running Association
Boyson and
Alburnett Roads
Vinton Racing
Vinton
Vinton Speedway
Benton County Fairgrounds
IMCA
Warrior
Lloyd Johnson
Lowrance
Healy's
Oosterhuis
Lee Trevino
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