Crow-Armstrong Singles to Tie Breaker in Cubs Win at Wrigley
Pete Crow-Armstrong belted a two-run homer for his first major league hit as the Cubs swept the Astros 3-1 at Wrigley. Nico Hoerner collected three hits, Mike Tauchman drew three walks, and Hayden Wesneski earned the win in relief. Houston dropped to 7-19, besting none of its recent struggles. First-year manager Joe Espada was ejected in the ninth. Crow-Armstrong had been recalled from Triple-A Iowa after Cody Bellinger hit by pitch.
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Area high school and college sports schedule highlights
A dense list of area sports events including high school track at Drake Relays in Des Moines, girls and boys soccer in Marion and West Liberty, boys tennis in Marion, girls golf at Independence and Durant, college track and several college baseball and softball games, plus NBA and NHL playoff listings, and tonight’s MLB and NFL Draft items. Key teams include Drake Relays participants, Iowa State, Texas, Grand View, Mount Mercy, Simpson, Clarke, Nebraska, and local stations. Local radio and TV listings accompany the sports slate.
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Bush fights to restore name after Heisman return
Reggie Bush proclaims he never cheated as he regains the Heisman trophy and seeks to rebuild his reputation amid his NCAA dispute. Also notes Jaden Rashada transferring to Georgia, Khris Middleton's injury uncertainty, and Team Penske scrutiny over push to pass. University of Iowa signs Dominique Phills and Aleksandra Stojanovic for 2024. UNI women head to Paradise Jam in St Thomas. Cyclone Tailgate Tour returns in 2024 with multiple stops.
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Scott McLaughlin
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Baseball MLB Injury List and Call-ups Roundup
Summary of rosters and rehab moves across the American and National Leagues. Tigers Ibanez to Toledo on rehab. Royals Marsh to 15-day IL, Klein recalled. Twins Woods-Richardson recalled, Henriquez to St Paul, Topa on rehab. Yankees Tonkin claimed off waivers, Moore designated. Athletics Gelof 10-day IL, Hernaiz recalled. Mariners Santos to 60-day IL, Crawford 10-day IL, Leo Rivas contract selected. Rays DeLuca to Durham on rehab. Rangers Shorz reinstated, Anderson to Round Rock. Blue Jays Little recalled, Bowden Francis to 15-day IL. Braves Fletcher outright to Gwinnett. Phillies Harper reinstated, Clemens to Lehigh Valley. Nationals Ruiz reinstated, Millas to Rochester, Garrett to Rochester.
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Andy Ibanez
Toledo
Kansas City Royals
Alec Marsh
Will Klein
Omaha
Minnesota Twins
Simeon Woods-Richardson
St. Paul
Ronny Henriquez
Justin Topa
NEW York Yankees
Michael Tonkin
New York Mets
McKinley Moore
Oakland Athletics
Zack Gelof
Darell Hernaiz
Las Vegas
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Gregory Santos
J.P. Crawford
Leo Rivas
Tacoma
Texas Rangers
Josh Shorz
Grant Anderson
Round Rock
Toronto Blue Jays
Brendon Little
Buffalo
Bowden Francis
National League
Atlanta Braves
David Fletcher
Gwinnett
Philadelphia Phillies
Bryce Harper
Kody Clemens
Lehigh Valley
Washington Nationals
Keibert Ruiz
Drew Millas
Rochester
Stone Garrett
Midwest League scores and NBA playoffs recap
Baseball results cover Wisconsin 3 Peoria 2 in 10 innings, Lake County 4 West Michigan 2, Lansing 11 Dayton 4, Great Lakes 11 Fort Wayne 1 with a split, Quad Cities 4 South Bend 2, Cedar Rapids 3 Beloit 1, and Wisconsin at Peoria. Basketball playoffs show Miami over Boston 111 101, Oklahoma City 124 92, Orlando 121 83, New York at Philadelphia, Denver at L A Lakers with late starts. Milwaukee at Indiana and L A Clippers at Dallas in progress. Minnesota at Phoenix 9 30 p.m. final. Also awards announce Stephen Curry as Clutch Player of the Year. Big Ten Tournament noted at Ann Arbor with Penn State 4 Iowa 3.
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Hockey standings and playoff schedule notes
Ice hockey updates show Boston leading in a series against Vegas, Dallas trailing 0-2, Florida late at Tampa Bay, N Y Islanders ahead of Carolina, N Y Rangers leading Washington 2-0, Vancouver at Nashville, Winnipeg at Colorado, Edmonton at Los Angeles, with several series and game times listed.
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Washington
Vancouver
Nashville
Drake Relays Boys Track Field and Distance Results
At Drake Stadium Des Moines the meet featured top throws and jumps with Hanson King Pella 186-7 in discus Trevor Veenstra Pella Christian 184-8 and Nathan Rotherham West Des Moines Dowling 182-9. Jack Miller Jesup won long jump 23-3 1/4 while Jaden Merrick Cedar Falls ran a Drake record 8:55.14 in the 3200 with Ethan Zuber Ankeny second 8:56.68 and Canaan Dunham Pella third 9:04.01.
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Hanson King
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Nathan Rotherham
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Derek Weisskopf
Williamsburg
Maxwell Tiarks
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Waukee
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Solon
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T.Y. Pour
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Charles City
Jacob Smetzer
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
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Burlington
Dawson Dougherty
Aren Schlemme
Clear Creek Amana
Daylin Schaefer
Lisbon
Jaden Merrick
Cedar Falls
Ethan Zuber
Ankeny
Canaan Dunham
Quentin Nauman
Western Dubuque
Tony Anania
Norwalk
Ethan Eichhorn
Lewis Central
Landon Bendgen
Woodbine
Carl Rekow
Pleasant Valley
Notable Iowa high school girls track field results emerge
Shot put top finishers include Charlee Morton of Hampton-Dumont CAL 41 feet 4 inches and Lauren Travis Spirit Lake 41-2.25, with Kylee Hill Burlington 41-1 and Greta Brus Davenport North 41-0. High jump led by Jaidyn Sellers 5-7 and Syd Mane 5-7. multiple ties noted. 3000 meter run sees Addison Dorenkamp West Des Moines Valley clock Drake record 9:23.69, followed by Marissa Ferebee Pella 9:42.89 and Julia Gehl Dubuque Wahlert 9:57.80.
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Mount Vernon
Reagan Hanfelt
Ankeny
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Adel Adm
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Drew Benson
Jordyn Brown
Indianola
Marley Turk
Ames
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Pro football 2024 NFL Draft first round picks at Detroit
The draft order lists Caleb Williams at Chicago, Jayden Daniels at Washington, Drake Maye at New England, Marvin Harrison Jr at Arizona, Joe Alt at the Chargers, Malik Nabers at the Giants, JC Latham at Tennessee, Michael Penix Jr at Atlanta, Rome Odunze at Chicago, and JJ McCarthy at Minnesota from the Jets. The Gazette notes the rest of the first round completed after press time with rounds 2-3 and 7 airing Saturday and rounds 4-7 on Saturday morning.
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