Multiple Iowa high school and college sports events on schedule
A full schedule lists Cedar Rapids Kernels at West Michigan College baseball and Dubuque versus Mount Mercy at Kennedy High School for 6 p.m. prep girls golf Marion at Waterloo Columbus boys soccer Marion at West Delaware Iowa City Regina at Clear Creek Amana college softball Waldorf versus Mount Mercy at Hitters Sports Complex at 3, plus various tennis, track meets, and MLB, NBA games including Cubs at Reds 6 p.m. ESPN CSN, Braves at Astros 7 p.m., Nuggets at Suns 9 p.m. Contact details provided for the sports desk.
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Samsung/Radioshack 500 at Fort Worth ends in close finish
NASCAR race at Fort Worth TX features Greg Biffle scoring the win by 3.244 seconds over Jamie McMurray and Jimmie Johnson as 41 drivers start. Lead changes, cautions, and engine failures shape a crowded results sheet and overall standings.
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Jet Gordon
Ryan Newman
Ken Schrader
Kyle Petty
Mike Wallace
Dave Blaney
Boris Said
Elliott Sadler
Hermie Sadler
Travis Kvapil
Tony Stewart
Scott Riggs
Bill Elliott
Brian Vickers
Kasey Kahne
Jason Leffler
Bobby Gordon
Bobby Labonte
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Terry Labonte
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Scott Wimmer
Jeff Green
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Miami Wins Late Rally Over Indiana At Home
In a high scoring NBA night, Indiana led by Jackson and Miller traded blows with Miami led by J.O’Neal and Mourning. The Heat pulled away in the final period to edge the Pacers 84-80 after a back and forth game at Miami arena.
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Heritage at Hilton Head ends with Lonard winner in scarce wind
Peter Lonard captured the MCI Heritage at Harbour Town, finishing at 277 to claim a $936 000 prize. Jim Furyk finished second at 279 and Billy Andrade tied with Davis Love III and others near the top of the leaderboard for a crowded final stroke.
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Jim Furyk
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Davis Love Ili
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Thomas Level
Stephen Ames
Rod Pampling
Nick O’hern
Scott Verplank
Michael Allen
Matt Kuchar
Pat Perez
Bart Bryant
Loren Roberts
J.M. Olazabal
Jimny Walker
Dudley Hart
Fred Funk
Greg Owen
Nick Price
Todd Hamilton
Bob Estes
Bob Tway
Jonathan Kaye
Peter Jacobsen
Brian Davis
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Corey Pavin
Daniel Chopra
Brad Faxon
Brian Bateman
Patrick Sheehan
Geoff Ogilvy
Woody Austin
Brandt Jobe
Joey Snyder III
David Howell
Steve Allan
Todd Fischer
David Frost
Billy Mayfair
Steve Jones
Vaughn Taylor
Craig Stadler
Jay Williamson
John Senden
Jerry Kelly
Ben Crane
Stewart Cink
Paul Azinger
Jesper Parnevik
Jeff Sluman
Zach Johnson
Tim Clark
Lucas Glover
Justin Rose
Brandt Snedeker
Joe Ogilvie
Ted Purdy
Robert Damron
Marco Dawson
Purdue Wins Spoiler Maker Invitational at West Lafayette
Purdue takes team title at the SpoilerMaker Invitational in West Lafayette with a 869 total after 54 holes. Johan Edin leads individuals for Purdue with a 207, while Jeff Overton of Indiana is runner up at 211. Other top finishers include Jon Feldick of Iowa at 221 and Brian DeBuhr and Bennet Hammerberg of Iowa State tied at 227.
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Indiana
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Johan Edin
Jeff Overton
Jon Feldick
Brian DeBuhr
Bennet Hammerberg
Todd Larson
Dan Hollerhaus
Women's golf Missouri Valley Conference at Springfield
Readable results show after 18 holes Southern Illinois 298 Illinois State 300 Southwest Missouri State 309 Bradley 315 Creighton 317 Northern Iowa 326 led by Christine Zoerlein SIU 69 Josie Lowder SIU 72. Final 54 holes Michigan State 886 Ohio State 895 Iowa 903 Kent State 909 Purdue 914 Lindsay Knowlton OSU 214 lead in individuals with Meikle MSU 219. Iowa players Bennett, Riepma, Murra, Marcum, Fleming, Gelber posted scores.
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Rachel Meikle
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Amy Riepma
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Shannon Fleming
Maggie Gelber
Wartburg edges Cornell in nonconference twinbill
Wartburg defeats Cornell 7 4 in game one with Marcus Numedah driving in three and Ryan Moorman earning the win. In game two Wartburg wins 8 3 as Matt Crossman and Shanks homer and Kirkwood continues strong play in SCCAC.
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Wartburg
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Matt Motsenbocker
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Matt Petersen
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College softball results from Iowa junior colleges and opponents
In Cedar Falls Northern Iowa fell to Wichita State 8-1 after five innings. Kirkwood defeated William Penn JV 13-3 in five innings and 14-0 in a separate game. Simpson beat Luther 7-2, while Luther later defeated Simpson 4-3. Coe swept Illinois Wesleyan 5-2 and 4-2, and Maryville (Mo.) lost 6-0 to Illinois State. Descriptions include multiple appearances by UNI and Kirkwood players, with notable hits and pitching decisions.
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Indiana Defeats Iowa In Sunday Tennis Meet At Bloomington
Indiana beat Iowa 6-3 in singles with Praibis Malempati Recht Bubenicek Bagnato Stone and van Monsiou topping their opponents. Doubles saw Ishtaganov Praibis and Recht Stone win while Ritchie van Monsiou claimed a victory for Iowa.
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Kyle Markham
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Clark Cup Playoffs Conference Finals Schedule
Tri City faces Sioux City at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Friday games at Sioux City. Chicago visits Cedar Rapids at 7 p.m. Wednesday, with Sioux City hosting Tri City at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Hawkeyes fall in late collapse after strong Seward effort
Iowa led 5-1 early as Austin Seward pitched well but the bullpen allowed three straight walks and a three-run double by Indiana’s Jay Brant. Indiana pulled ahead 8-7 in the eighth. Iowa later lost 11-8. Dahm sees progress as Iowa hosts North Dakota State midweek and Penn State next weekend.
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Weekend Sports Transactions Across Baseball Basketball and Hockey
Baseball moves include the Indians activating LHP C C Sabathia from the 15 day DL and the Yankees activating RHP Kevin Brown from the 15 day DL. Royals and Rangers place pitchers on the DL with recalls and minor league assignments. In the NL the Diamondbacks sign Kerry Ligtenberg to a minor league contract and Reds place Ramon Ortiz on the DL. In the Midwest League Quad Cities transfers INF Jose Delgado and calls up Chris Patrick. Basketball notes cover Hawks Willis return and Thomas IL, Rockets Baker IL and Norris activation, Pacers Tinsley IL and O Neal return, Wizards Brown IL and Peeler return. AHL Bridgeport assigns Vince Mack to the ECHL, Hartford recalls Lee Falardeau and Rory Rawlyk from the ECHL, Jersey Bears assign David Masse to Reading, and Providence signs Phil Aucoin. College and other notes include Heath Schreyer leaving Portland State for Fresno State, Nate Robinson dismissed from Rutgers, Hyman named athletic director at South Carolina, and Leitao named men’s basketball coach at Virginia.
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Benton Bobcat Invitational Boys Golf Team Scores
West Delaware leads Benton Bobcat Invitational with 304 at Tara Hills C C par 72. Williamsburg second at 317 and Independence third at 334. Individual leaders include Eric Crawford, Nick Wessels, Austin Cole, and Ben Cole all tied at 76 for WD.
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Amateur Four Person Best Shot Tourney At Amana Colonies
The Amana Colonies Golf Course hosted an amateur Sunday four person best shot with two flights. Championship flight saw Fleck Maher Bertin Ganahi post 58 and McCarty Fredericks Johnson Hawkins 60 and 61. First flight included Busch Lewis Gorman Hartsock at 65 with others. Second flight lists Sankot Selzer Walters Schulte at 68. Longest drive Nick Busch. Closest to the pin Gary Engle Lynn Deter. Longest putt Andy Walters.
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Cedric Bertin
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Tom Miller
Warren Yoder
Aaron Rath
Randy Rempel
Nick Busch
Connor Lewis
Jeff Gorman
Jared Hartsock
Mike Sankot
Dan Selzer
Randy Walters
Jay Schulte
Gary Engle
Lynn Deter
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Amateur Men's Early Bird Tournament Scores Sho
In the Hawkeye Fire hosted event at Tait Cummins Sports Complex the opening round yielded Hawkeye Fire 17 Ruff Ryders 4 and Lunicka-Newhouse 23 Coors Light 12. Mysak Trans. 15 beat Raynor Door 9 while Coors Light 14 defeated Mysak Trans. 13.
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