Sportsday lineup of area events and telecast schedule
Area sports highlights list multiple events including Midwest League baseball Dayton at Kernels 7 p.m. and televised primetime games with Colorado Rockies at Chicago Cubs 1:10 p.m. and Giants at Reds 6 p.m. Buick Open first round at 3 p.m. ESPN2 coverage timed with IAAF World Championships tape delay at 9 p.m. Includes local sports desks and contact numbers.
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Minor league baseball scores and schedule
The day’s results show Dayton 5 Cedar Rapids 2, Quad City 7 Clinton 5, Beloit 5 Fort Wayne 0, Lansing 3 Kane County 2, Michigan 10 Burlington 2, South Bend 4 Peoria 0, Wisconsin 8 West Michigan 3. Tonight’s games include Dayton at Cedar Rapids 7 p.m. Clinton at Quad City, Fort Wayne at Beloit, Lansing at Kane County, Michigan at Burlington, South Bend at Peoria, West Michigan at Wisconsin.
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Pro Football Scores And Minor Leagues On Wednesday
A slate of pro football results features New Orleans and Calgary, Memphis and Fresno, Las Vegas and Salt Lake, Sacramento and Nashville, Colorado Springs and Tucson, plus Oklahoma Edmonton and Portland Omaha showdowns. Hitting details include Hurtado’s homer and Valdez’s doubles with Cedar Rapids and Dayton on deck in minor-league notes.
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Multiple Sports Schedules and Signings Across Leagues
The notebook lists amateur baseball state tournament games for OWA and matches involving Red Top Quad Cities Fairfax Williamsburg. It then catalogs hockey signings for the East Coast Hockey League and United Hockey League, plus college and professional coaching changes, and a crowded football and arena football schedule with teams and broadcast times.
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Townsend Leads All-Around in Philadelphia Senior Division
Sean Townsend of Dallas tops the Philadelphia Senior Division all around prelims with 54.175 points. The lists include top finishers from multiple states across floor exercise to high bar, with notable scores for McClure, Diaz-Luong, Zimmerson, Bhavsar, and others in the men’s gymnastics event.
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Dallas
Brett McClure
Mill Creek
Wash
Jason Farr
Woodbridge
Daniel Diaz-Luong
Harrisburg
Samiuan Jones
Tallahassee
Fla
Guard Young
Orem
Utah
Kris Zimmerman
Winnetka
Til
Rai Bhavsar
Houston
Todd Thornton
Stephen McCain
Scott Vetere
Pennsburg
Jason Gatson
Mesa
Ariz
C.J. Bucher
Mason
Ohio
Mike Dutka
Fairless Hills
Townsend
Young
Stevens
Zimmerman
Z.roberts
Gill and Moore
McClure
Vetere
C.jones
Dutka
Jackson
Plante
A.thornton
Roberts
Furr
McCain
Nic
Bhavsar
Moore
Diaz-Luong
S.jones
San Jose 5 New England in midweek pro soccer clash
Results show San Jose defeated New England 5 with remaining matches including Miami at New England and other showdowns across the league. Tonight Bay Area travels to Atlanta while San Diego hosts Philadelphia and Saturday features New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston as regular season ends.
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Midland Golfers Lead First Round In Dense Event List
The Midland D C par 72 hosted a first round with players Tim Sweborg Gary Lockie J D Turner Bob Moreland Bob Brown Craig Miller Bob Higgins Ed Biehl Kirk Stanzel Jack Webb Michael Hall Norm Luttinen Jim Dickerson Terry Layland Jerry Johnson Ed Schuhmann led a lengthy schedule of tournaments and outings across Iowa events including the 11 Brain Injury Association outing in Clinton and the IGA State Amateur at Dubuque Golf & Country Club.
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Monmouth
Gary Lockie
East Moline
J.D. Turner
Savannah
Bob Moreland
Ottumwa
Bob Brown
West Des Moines
Craig Miller
Port Bryan
Bob Higgins
Cedar Rapids
Ed Biehl
Keokukon
Kirk Stanzel
Jack Webb
Des Moines
Michael Hall
Hiawatha
Norm Luttinen
Cedar Falls
Jim Dickerson
Iowa City
Terry Layland
Humboldt
Jerry Johnson
Marshalltown
Ed Schuhmann
Waterloo
Jones and Gardner
Dubuque Golf & Country Club
Belle Plaine
Marengo
Sigourney
Hunter’s Ridge
Washington
Son City
Little Hawks Club
Fairview
Monticello
YMCA
Hunters Ridge
Singles Second Round Upsets Stir Mason Banked by Top Names
Nicolas Kiefer and Tim Henman advance in a crowded second round at Mason. Notable results include Kiefer defeating Todd Martin three sets, Henman beating Hyung Taik Lee, and Kafelnikov surprising Fabrice Santoro in straight sets.
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Nicolas Kiefer
Germany
Todd Martin
United States
Tim Henman
Britain
Hyung- Taik Lee
South Korea
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Russia
Fabrice Santoro
France
Jan-Michael Gambill
Jiri Novak
Czech Republic
Patrick Rafter
Australia
Xavier Malisse
Belgium
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Nicolas Escude
Hicham Arazi
Morocco
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Spain
Lievton Hewitt
Bohdan Ulinach
Ivan Liubicic
Carlos Moya
Guillermo Canas
Argentina
Michael Chang
Alberto Martin
Pete Sampras
Mason
Ohio
Gustavo Kuerten
Tommy Haas
Cincinnati
Lleyton Hewitt
Bohdan Alihrach
Pro Basketball Standings and Friday Schedule
Pro basketball roundup with teams clinching playoff spots and conference finishes. Miami and Cleveland noted in results as Indiana visits Miami, Charlotte at Cleveland, Orlando at New York, Washington at Detroit, Phoenix at Utah, Minnesota at Seattle, all listed with start times.
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Oregon State Navy No 1 in SI Preview and AP poll
Oregon State named No 1 by Sports Illustrated in its college football preview while USA Today ESPN lists the Beavers 12th in the preseason poll. OSU beat Notre Dame 41 9 in Fiesta Bowl and finished 11 1 in final AP standings.
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Nelson tops Zoeller to win PGA Championship in 1961
Larry Nelson defeats Fuzzy Zoeller by three strokes to capture the PGA Championship in 1961. The list also notes 1984 Olympic decathlon winner Daley Thompson with 8,797 points and Valerie Briscoe-Hooks setting a 21.81 for 200 meters, plus 1987 Nelson beating Lanny Wadkins in a playoff.
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Fuzzy Zoeller
Britain
Daley Thompson
Valerie Brisco- Hooks
Lanny Wadkins
United States
America
Tokyo
John Godina
Kraut Route 5K Race Set for Lisbon August 11
The 2001 Kraut Route 5K in Lisbon is scheduled for August 11. Participants are urged to call 455-0027 or email for entry details and registration.
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YABA Doubles Leaders Report at Lancer Lanes
Tuesday bowling scores show Joe Rose 269 and Justin Fields 711 for the team, with Stacy Fields 189 and Angie Davis 565 contributing. Results reflect a YABA league session at Lancer Lanes.
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Justin Fields
Stacy Fields
Angie Davis
Waterloo junior golf teams compete in mixed matches
Eric Sanders and Blake Kerns' Waterloo pair defeated Scot Glasford and Dan Holterhaus of CR 73 two to twelve. Other results include Todd Larson and Eric Crowley of CR defeating Todd Kuntz and Andy Bullerman of Waterloo 3 0. Multiple foursomes and match times listed for morning rounds.
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Blake Kerns
Waterloo
Scot Glasford
Dan Holterhaus
C.R
Todd Larson
Eric Crowley
Todd Kuntz
Andy Bullerman
Andrew Carper
Derek Bohlen
Nick Rozek
Keith Fleck
Tom Fereday
Matt Greenwood
Pete Messerli
Ryan Flugum
Brian Tuttle
Tim Hackbarth
Dan Swomley
Taylor Schupbach
Megan Adams
Amanda Grapp
Rebecca Pettit
Lindsey Neuhaus
Chris Schmidt
Ben Bannon
Tom Micka
Joe Derby
Brad Eicher
Nick Peiffer
Adam Nebraska
Mark Bennett
Matthew Ward
Kyle Booze
David Virden
Brock Worley
Dillon Boenish
Glenn McClintic
Aaron Suma
B.J. Green
Women’s Best Shot Best Ball results at Ellis Golf Course
Championship flight Joan Giese and Mary Sauter won 70 73 143. First flight Gretchen Gressini and Barb McGehney 74 87 161. Second flight Karen Friederich and Connie Popelar 86 87 173. Melissa Gasway, 15, aced 139-yard No. 8 at Twin Pines. Chris Grinstead aced 161-yard No. 7 at Quail Creek.
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Gretchen Gressini
Barb McGehney
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World Track Championship Edmonton Man's Semifinal and Final Results
At the Edmonton championships the 200 meters semifinals saw Britain’s Christian Malcolm win Heat 1 with 20.08 seconds and Greece’s Konstadinos Kederis lead Heat 2 with 20.03 as qualifiers. In 400 hurdles semifinals Italy’s Fabrizio Mori ran 48.49 to top Heat 1 and Christopher Rolinson of Britain led Heat 2 with 48.27 as qualifiers. Final 3000 steeplechase produced Kenya’s Reuben Kosgei first in 8:15.16 with Morocco’s Ali Ezzine second. High jump saw Martin Buss of Germany win at 7-85/4. Triple jump qualifying led by Bulgaria’s Tereza Marinova with 48-10.
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Marcin Urbas
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Toshiyuki Fujimo
Japan
Tommi Hartonen
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Joseph Batangdon
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Christopher Williams
Jamaica
Shawn Crawford
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Marco Torrieri
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Uchenna Emedolu
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Claudinei Quirino da Silva
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q-Hadi Soua
An Al-Somaily
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Ian Weakley
Angelo Taylor
Rusia Mashchenko
Russia
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Yvon Rakotoarimiandry
Madagascar
Eduardo Ivan Rodriguez
Spain
Christopher Rolinson
Briain
Boris Gorban
Jiri Muzik
Czech Republic
Clavin Davis
Periklis Lakovakis
Neil Gardner
Marek Plango
Alwyn Myburgh
South Africa
Felix Sanchez
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q-Dai Tamesue
q-Pawel Januszewski
Mustapha Schad
Morocco
James Carter
Mario Watts
Blair Young
Australia
Eronilde Nunes de Araujo
Reuben Kosgei
Kenya
Ali Ezzine
Bernard Barmasai
Luis Miguel Martin
Bouabdallah Tahir
France
Antonio Jimenez
Khamis Abdullah Saifeldin
Qatar
Raymond Yator
Ralf Assmus
Germany
Brahim Boulami
Tim Broe
Eliseo Martin
Christian Belz
Switzerland
Jokl Bourgeois
Canada
Gak! Pencreach
Martin Buss
Yaroslav Rybakov
Vyacheslav Voronin
Javier Sotomayor
Cuba
Stefan Holm
Sweden
Sergey Klyugin
Mark Boswell
Staffan Strand
Tereza Marinova
Bulgaria
Frangoise Mbango Etone
Heli Koivula
Trecia Smith
Trombe Hurd
Yelena Oleynikova
Adelina Gavrila
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Olga Vershova
Nicole Herschmann
Liliana Zagacka
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Kazakstan
Carlota Castrejana
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United States reaches World Championship quarterfinals in Japan
SAITAMA United States routs Israel 98-74 to finish pool play 5-0 and earn a quarterfinal against Slovenia. Caron Butler leads with 21 points while Reggie Evans adds three points and four rebounds. In other notes Babe Ruth World Series berth earned by Iowa City Falcons after 5-2 win over Pittsburg.
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Joe McCallister
Justin Moon
Cody Smith
Tony Sturgell
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