Midwest high school and college sports slate plus pro playoff games
A packed schedule includes Peoria at C R Kennels and Mount Veron vs Marion tennis, plus Iowa City High at Prairie College baseball and Kirkwood at Marshalltown. Pro hockey features Devils at Lightning and Stars at Ducks, with Major League Baseball duels among Oakland at Chicago and regional ESPN2 coverage Cubs at Giants or Phillies at Dodgers.
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Mount Veron
Marion
Iowa City High
Prairie College
Iowa
Northern Iowa
Kirkwood
Marshalltown
New Jersey Devils
Tampa Bay Lightning
Dallas Stars
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Seattle Mariners
N.Y
Multiple MLB and NFL Moves Prompt Broad Roster Adjustments
A wide set of baseball trades, call ups, DL stints, and signings dominate the day. Cardinals first baseman Tino Martinez sees his suspension cut from four to three games. Other MLB moves include Angels, Red Sox, Tigers, Yankees, Rays, Rangers, Brewers, and more announcing optionals, recalls, designations, and signings across the system. In basketball and football, teams such as the Liberty, Falcons, Bills, Bears, Lions, Packers, Raiders, Steelers, and 49ers announce signings, retirements, or roster changes, with hockey and soccer clubs also noting signings and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLB
St Louis Cardinals
Tino Martinez
Anaheim Angels
Derrick Turnbow
Salt Lake
Francisco Rodriguez
Boston Red Sox
Alan Embree
Detroit Tigers
Andres Torres
Toledo
Craig Paquette
Minnesota Twins
Denny Hocking
Todd Sears
Rochester
New York Yankees
Mariano Rivera
Jason Anderson
Columbus
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Travis Lee
Texas Rangers
Chan Ho Park
Chad Kreuter
Donnie Sadler
Oklahoma
Mike Lamb
Pro football standings and weekend results summary
Recount of Saturday and Sunday results across multiple matchups including Buffalo over Indiana 36 35 Orlando over Georgia 38 27 and Arizona over Carolina 62 22. Schedule details list Saturday night games New York at Las Vegas Grand Rapids at San Jose and Sunday noon and afternoon fixtures across Los Angeles Arizona Chicago Carolina Orlando Colorado Tampa Bay Dallas Buffalo Detroit Georgia Indiana.
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Buffalo
Indiana
Orlando
Georgia
Arizona
Carolina
Chicago
Grand Rapids
San Jose
Colorado
Dallas
Los Angeles
Tampa Bay
New York
Las Vegas
Detroit
Colorado Zu
NBA Playoff Night Recap With Multiple Game Results
Recap covers Sacramento 99 Utah 82 to lead 3-1, New Jersey 89 Milwaukee 82 with Jersey 3-2, San Antonio 94 Phoenix 82 to go 3-2, Indiana 93 Boston 88 in OT to 3-2, and Lakers 120 Minnesota 90 with LAL at 3-2. Tonight features New Orleans at Philadelphia and other series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Utah
New Jersey
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Phoenix
Indiana
Boston
L.A. Lakers
Minnesota
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Orlando
Detroit
Portland
Dallas
L.A
TBA
Bobby Jackson
Michael Redd
Andrei Kirilenko
Nick van Exel
Corliss Williamson
Malik Rose
Earl Boykins
Golden State
al Harrington
Jon Barry
Toni Kukoc
Lucious Harris
Keon Clark
Joe Jonnson
Stojakovic leads Kings in Salt Lake City win
Sacramento defeated Utah 99 to 82 as Stojakovic scored 27 points and Bibby added 11 assists. Utah's Malone led with 24 points, Ostertag 14 rebounds, and Stockton dished 7 assists. Series notes, fouls, and three point totals are listed.
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Phoenix
Jacobsen
Marbury
Hardaway
Marion
J.johnson
San Antonio
Smith
Parker
Jackson
Outlaw
Stoudemire
Duncan
East Rutherford
N.J. Milwaukee
D.mason
Thomas
E. Johnson
Cassell
Payton
Kukoc
Redd
A.mason
New Jersey
Jefferson
Kittles
Kidd
Harris
Martin
A.johnson
Rogers
Milwaukee
E Johnson
Karl
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Stojakovic
C.webber
Divac
Bibby
Christie
B Jackson
J.jackson
Pollard
Clark
Funderburke
Wallace
UTAH
Harpring
Malone
Ostertag
Stockton
Cheaney
M.jackson
Kirilenko
Massenburg
Stevenson
Amaechi
Arroyo
Padgett
J Jackson
B.jackson
C. Webber
Sloan
Minors Midwest League standings and results recap
League leaders Fort Wayne and West Michigan top divisions with strong records. Monday results feature Dayton, Wisconsin, Cedar Rapids, Battle Creek, and Kane County among winners. Upcoming games include Peoria at Cedar Rapids and Fort Wayne at South Bend with several late results and schedule notes across divisions.
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Fort Wayne
Padres
Lansing
Cubs
West Michigan
Tigers
Battle Creek
Yankees
Dayton
Reds
South Bend
Kane County
Athletics
Peoria
Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Angels
Beloit
Brewers
Wisconsin
Mariners
Clinton
Rangers
Quad City
Twins
Burlington
Royals
Iowa Racing Schedule Highlights 2003 Events
A compiled list from race directors and area clubs outlines Iowa events in May and beyond. Races include the Ronald McDonald 5K in Iowa City, Swing Into Spring Duathlon in Rock Island, Shed Your Threads Elkader 5K and 10K, Fitness World Tri in West Des Moines, Race for the Cure in Ottumwa, Pilot Knob Trail Race in Forest City, Des Moines 100 relay, Quad Cities Distance Classic in Rock Island, Marion Arts Festival 5K, Tara Lincoln Bridge Festival 5K in Tama, YMCA Health Run in Clinton, Marshalltown Madness 5K, and the CRFD Memorial 5K in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa City
Rock Island
Call
Elkader
Tri & Duathion
West Des Moines
Ottumwa
Pilot Knob
Forest City
Des Moines
Active.com
Marion
Tama
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Cedar-Rapids
NBA Playoff Odds With Home Teams Caps Detroit and Dallas
Odds show Detroit and Philadelphia tied for 6 to 7 point lines while Dallas and Sacramento loom. The line distribution favors home teams with Detroit and Philadelphia carrying similar spreads as Dallas hosts and Sacramento travels.
Prairie Invitational girls golf results from Jones Park and others
Prairie Invitational at Jones Park shows CR Prairie and CR Xavier leading team scores with Nicole Mackey of CRP as medalist at 40. Other meets at Peosta Colesburg Winthrop Caledonia Keota Fayette and Keota noted with team placements and individual scores including Kayion Hunt Tiffany Hogan Angela Christiansen and Brittney Kurth among medalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R. Prairie
Jones Park
CR. Prairie
CR. Xavier
Iowa City
Regina
West Liberty
Williamsburg
Mid-Prairie
Clear Creek Amana
Rebecca Pettit
Megan Wores
Andrea Blaha
Abby Becker
C. Regina
Kristin Stauffer
Emily Watts
Amanda Brandt
Ashton Donahue
Marion
Amanda Smith
Anna Ares
Molly Lohr
Jamie Murdock
North Scott Dominates Tiffin Relays in Track Meet
North Scott leads at Tiffin with 124 points followed by Williamsburg 116 and Durant Bennett 78. Individual winners include Jacob Spratt W in shot put and discus, Derrick Schroder DB in long jump, and Andrew Folkman W in 3200. Relays show Clear Creek Amana and Williamsburg posting strong times as Delhi hosts a second meet with Maquoketa Valley winning several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
North Scott
Williamsburg
Durant-Bennett
Clear Creek Amana
North Cedar
Iowa Valley
Jacob Spratt
Nick Scrispky
CCA
Mitch Jansen
Derrick Schroder
Matt Yates
Jeff Curran
Spratt
Jansen
Dallas Caciezeil
Ben Stoker
Alex Huston
Shaun Logan
Andrew Folkman
Chad August
Zach Pfiffner
Hhurdhes
Jordan Lauser
Tyler Milligan
Brett Esbaum
Schroder
Steve Fink
Cole Hamilton
Adam Price
Kile Kandel
Cachezell
Nic Verplaetse
Ryan Seuser
Ryan Hann
CPU Relays Close Meet at Center Point Pointing to Team Scores
West Branch wins with 82 points followed by Clear Creek Amana 78 and Monticello 56. Aplington-Parkersburg 46.2, Center Point Urbana 40, East Buchanan and English Valleys tied 38, Solon 34, Alburnett 302, C R Kennedy 19, Jesup 14, Central City 12, North Cedar 8, Springville 5, Ed Co 4. Individual wins across shot put discus high jump long jump and sprints highlight the meet with records in several events.
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Delhi
Stormont
Maquoketa
Center Point Urbana
North Fayette
Monticello
Alburnett
East Buchanan
North Linn
DeWitt Central
Maquoketa Valley
Cascade and Midland
East Central
Anamosa
Dyersville
Beckman
Central City
Springville
Sandhagen
Pearson
Schmitz
Evans
Leahy
Compton
Kreitsch
Cas
Gamm
Steward
Mid
Adams
Popham
Mooman
Vanscoy
Rosburg
Bauder
Mont
Center Point-Urbana
DeWil Central
Weis
Maa
Krueger
CPU
Ratliff
Star
Martin
Cove
Jenkins
May
Thompson
Buroden
Boyse
Run — Cunningham
Goldsmith
Bader
Starmont
Center Point
West Branch
Clear Creek Amana
Aplington
Parkersburg
Urbana
English Valleys
Solon
C.R. Kennedy
Jesup
North Cedar
Ed-Co
Morelock
Allen
Gormace
CCA
Jensen
Strang
Shimak
CRK
Berquist
Walls
Bagge
Liebergen
Miller
Dolan
Moore
Williamson
Buelow
Meyer
Lumpa
Green
Manternach
Sol
Stevens
Dirks
Rahn
Schweitzer
Zimmerman
Cornelius
Casper
Woods
CR Kennedy
Mediey
Aplington- Parkersburg
Alburnet
Aplington-Parkersburg
Wartburg SoftballSweeps Luther. Kohawks Rally Versus Coe
In Decorah Luther loses to Wartburg 8 6, while Coe falls 7 5 to Luther in a doubleheader. Wartburg topping Luther 8 to 6 with Heather Winter driving in two and Debra Schindler adding two hits. Coe’s Beth Engel homered and Christina Engel drove in runs. The Kohawks beat Coe 5 2 behind Sharyn Swartout's three RBIs and Engel's two hits. Upper Iowa also drops 0 3 to Wartburg, as Kelly Watkins earns the win and Winter hits homer for Wart. Upper Iowa falls to 0 0 in game one and 0 0 in game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther von Ees
Amy Ernst
Sarah Marting
Abby Kite
Michelle Osterhaus
Katelyn Kampfe
Megan Robinson
W — Ernst
L — Osterhaus
Leah Fuhrman
Christina Engel
Coe
Fuhrman
Ernst
Beth Rohlena
Kohawks
Lindsay Chase
Trisha Stogdill
Kim Svenksen
W — Marting
L — Stogdill
Sharyn Swartout
Swartout
Jana Bradley
Luther
Fayette
Stephanie Rasmussen
Heather Winter
Angie Weber
Kristie Calvert
W — Rasmussen
Debra Schindler
Wartburg
Winter
Upper Iowa
Kelly Watkins
Ranee Womacka
Marcy Esparza
Brenda Brighton
W — Watkins
L — Esparza
HR — Winter
Kathy Voss
Emily Mangin
Knights
Iowa
Voss
Mangin
MLS Saturday Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Saturday MLS matchups feature San Jose at New England and Dallas at D C United among others. Notable late games include Colorado at Columbus and Kansas City at Dallas with kickoffs from 6:30 to 7:30 p m local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
New England
Colorado
MetroStars
Dallas
D.C. United
Columbus
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Metro Linn-Mar Nips Dubuque Senior 1 0 in Soccer
In a boys soccer slate, Linn-Mar edges Dubuque Senior 1 0 at the TUMA Soccer Complex with Josh Dodds scoring and Aaron Fishburn credited with the assist. Cedar Falls ties Centre West 1 0 at Cedar Falls. Xavier tops Jefferson 2 1 at CR Xavier. Xavier's Nick Schmitt and Michael Sayer score for CRX. Luke McClyman nets for CRJ with Blake Hodgins assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Linn-Mar
Dubuque Senior
Western Dubuque
Marion
Xavier
Jefferson
Tuma
Linn-Mar
Dubuque
Josh Dodds
Aaron Fishburn
Cedar Falls
C. West
Cedar Fails
ICW
Cody Stoermer
CR. Xavier
C.R. Jefferson
Nick Schmitt
Michael Sayer
Luke McClyman
Blake Hodgins
Cedar Falls stuns Iowa City West in girls soccer
Cedar Falls defeats Iowa City West 3 0 with goals credited to Anna Twite Aimee Rasmussen and an own goal. Mount Pleasant 3 Mid Prairie 0 noted in AREA action in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Mount Pleasant
Mid-Prairie
Iowa City West
Anna Twite
Aimee Rasmusson
College Baseball Roundup Iowa Colleges Action
Kirkwood routs Northwestern Iowa 9-6 as Mike Jensen belts two two run homers for the Eagles. Mount Mercy beat Upper Iowa 11-2 behind Ryan Wessels two run shots and a six run sixth inning ram. Upper Iowa falls to 14-18 while Kirkwood improves to 29-16 and Mount Mercy to 39-20.
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BIG Ten
Michigan
Iowa
Finois
Michigan State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Penn State
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Indiana
BIG 12
Cent
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Oklahoma
Texas A&m
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Evansville
Northern Iowa
Drake
Bradley
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Simpson
Coe
Cornell
Upper Iowa
Loras
Luther
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Dubuque
William Penn
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Viterbo
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Grand View
Mount $. Clare
Kirkwood
Southeastern
Uw-Platteville
Carleton
Smith
Gonzales
Doonan
Vincent
W — Doonan
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HR — Perez
Jensen
Kirk
Mike Jensen
Eagles
Fargas
Johnson
Gonzales Dearth
Wear
W— Dearth
L — Fargas
SV — Wear
Jeremy Negra
Chris Ramirez
CA. Kennedy
Chris Green
Jon Osborn
Robbie Nielsen
Jason Keeney
Ryan Sanders
W—Keeney
L—Green
Ryan Wessels
Joan Brummell
Matt Foster
Aaron Simpson
Derrick Gignon
Mustangs
Wessels
John Brummell
Jason Moreno
The
Peacocks
Josh Waiters
Rosalies
Moreno
Upper Iowa Falls
All Loras
Central Wartburg
Notable MLB and tennis violence and milestones from 1960s to 2002
In 1993 Monica Seles was stabbed during a Hamburg tournament, suffering a deep back wound and missing the season. Earlier in 1969 Willie Mays hit four homers in Milwaukee to power a 14-4 Giants win. In 2002 Alex Rodriguez, 26, became the second youngest to reach 250 home runs, behind Jimmie Foxx.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Braves
Milwaukee
Monica Seles
Hamburg
Germany
Guenter Parche
Seles
Alex Rodriguez
Jimmie Foxx
Linn-Mar Takes Sharp Wins Over C R Xavier In Tennis Meet
Linn-Mar dominated singles with wins by Zach Olson Eric Manor Andrew Howe Ben Baker and Brendan Blumer. Olson teamed with Cory Vancura to win doubles while Manor Howe and Blumer with Kettering also prevailed for Linn-Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
C.R. Xavier
Zach Olson
Ryan Deignan
Eric Manor
Mark Gross
Andrew Howe
Matt Sullivan
Ben Baker
Jeremy Potts
Brendan Blumer
Travis Sweet
Andrew Boone
Andrew Miller
Olson
Cory Vancura
Deignan
Potts
Manor
Howe
Stephen Brandt
Sullivan
Blumer
Chris Kettering
Sweet
Peter Brandt
Auto racing Weekend at Independence Speedway
Hobby Stocks heat winners include Jason Goedken and Jerome Wilson with JR Kahler leading the feature. Stock Cars see Tor Schmitt take the feature while Chad Weepie and Norman Chesmore place high. Late Models feature awarded to Gary Crawford with Curt Martin leading heats. Independent entrants from Waterloo, Hazelton, and Cedar Rapids appear across divisions.
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Ndence Speedway
Jason Goedken
Oelwein
Brian Irvine
Hazelton
Jerome Wilson
Waterloo
Joan Meyer
Independence
Shane Ebaugh
Hudson
Chad Clubine
Joe Sprague
JR. Kahler
Ladora
Irvine
Terry Shatter
Goedken
Wilson
Eric Weber
Jesup
Jarod Weepie
Dunkerton
Tor Schmitt
Scooter Dulin
Cedar Rapids
Jeff Franck
Winthrop
Dan Trimble
Fairbank
Shane Manson
Schmitt
Weepie
Norman Chesmore
Trimble
Nick Wroten
Curt Martin
Dirk Hamilton
Drew Johnson
Belle Plaine
Gary Crawford
Greg Kastis
Greg Hunter
Darin Dutty
Brett McGill
Boys golf results across multiple sites and leaders
Tuesday action at several courses included East Buchanan topping Central City 152 to 171 with Nathan Beck as medalist 33. Hart Ridge Golf Course saw Ed-Co 173 leading Maquoketa Valley 180 and Stormont 183 with Brad Streicher 41 as medalist. Oelwein at Hickory Grove hosted Ouiwein 149 Marion 170 with Eric Sanders 35 as medalist.
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Atlantic
Pfpa Greensboro
Cape Fear
Richmond
Charleston
Northeast
Mohegan Wolves
Albany Conquest
WB/Scranton
Rochester
Tennessee Valley
Macon
Columbus
Birmingham A
Florida
PFPA
Tulsa
Bossier
Arkansas
Memphis
Midwest
Wert
Louisville
Quad City
Cincinnati
Peoria
Green Bay
West Divner PF
Hawaii
Wichita
San Diego
Bakersfield
Bossier City
Birmingham
Mohegan
Norfolk
Scranton
Winthrop
Buffalo Creek
East Buchanan
Central City
Nathan Beck
Manchester
Hart Ridge G.C
Ed-Co
Maquoketa Valley
Stormont
Brad Streicher
Oelwein
Hickory Grove G.C
Ouiwein
Marion
Eric Sanders
Joe Derby
Matt Horme
Ben Messerli
Phil Lala
Iowa City
Mid-Prairie
Mount Vernon
C. Regina
Riley Hersberger
Jordan Dye
Regina
Damon Knowling
Tex Hopson
Jon Knebel
Dan Neppel
Golf Calendar 2003 Monticello Kalona Tara Hills Events
The list outlines golf events across Iowa in 2003 with dates, course names, formats and contact numbers including Monticello Belle Plaine Kalona Tara Hills Amana Colonies Lake MacBride Saddleback Ridge Finkbine Buffalo Creek and more. Includes two, three and four player formats plus special events like the MDA Classic and ACS Pink Ribbon.
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Monticello
Maren
Tara Hills
van Horne
Lake MacBride
Belle Plaine
St. Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Buffalo Creek
Winthrop
Kalona
Saddleback Ridge
Solon
Ronald McDonald House
Iowa City
Finkbine
Kalona Golf Club
Streak Fry
Marengo
Saddieback Ridge
Indian Creek
Amana Colonies
Hardees
Regina
Pleasant Valley
Duffers
Children's Miracle Network
Counle
Bill Hall
Tipton
Mareng0
Donald Ross
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dutters
3G 12 CHAMPIONS MEN'S GOLF AT TULSA
Texas wins the 3G 12 championship at Southern Hills Country Club Tulsa Oklahoma with a team total 894. Oklahoma State runner up 898 and Oklahoma third 899. Individual medalist Ty Cline of Wichita State shot 212. Drake and SMS tied for fourth at 882.
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Tulsa
Okla
Southern Hills C.C
Texas
Oklahoma St
Oklahoma
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Kansas St
Colorado
Kansas
Baylor
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa State
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OSU
Jason Hartwick
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Chris Marshall
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David Tasker
A&m
J.J. Wail
Jeremy Lyons
Tyler Swanson
Drew Daiziel
Kevin Oswald
Greg Stephanson
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Illinois State
Drake
Southwest
Missouri State
Northern Iowa
Bradley
Southern Illinois
Evansville
Creighton
Ty Cline
Kane Hanson
Derek Butts
Matt Brooks
Jeff Berkshire
Sam Huff
Mike Lewis
Bryan Nicholson
Marc Cahalan
Brian Dant
Travis Marting
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