Sportsday listings for Midwest League and major events
Area schedule highlights include Midwest League game Midwest League at C R Kennels 7 p m and MLB games Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox 7 p m Cubs at Astros 7 p m. Also ATP US Open Series Western & Southern Masters early rounds ESPN2 2 p m and 10:30 p m. Little League softball World Series semifinal 6 p m ESPN2 and World Series semifinal 8:30 p m ESPN2.
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Kinser Wins Knoxville Nationals in Iowa Sprint Car Race
Kraig Kinser takes the Knoxville Nationals main in Knoxville Iowa with Donny Schatz second and Danny Lasoski third. The program includes IMCA divisions and multiple feature results and season schedules noted after a power outage.
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Kraig Kinser
Donny Schatz
Danny Lasoski
Shane Stewart
Chad Kemenah
Kerry Madsen
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Brian Paulus
Daryn Pittman
Craig Dollansky
Brooke Tatnell
Tim Shaffer
Lance Dewease
Fred Rahmer
Jason Solwo
Pro basketball WNBA tonight games listed
Washington plays New York at 6 30 p m followed by Houston at Minnesota at 7 p m Detroit visits Phoenix at 9 p m and Sacramento takes on Los Angeles at 9 30 p m per Iowa Times matchup slate
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MLS Schedule Highlights This Week
Wednesday New England at Colorado 8 30 p m Friday Chicago at Kansas City 7 p m Saturday Aug 20 FC Dallas at Columbus 3 p m Los Angeles at D C United 6 30 p m San Jose at Real Salt Lake 8 30 p m Sunday Aug 21 CD Chivas USA at MetroStars 5 p m
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First Sports Illustrated Hits News Stands in 1954
The inaugural issue dated 1954 debuts at 25 cents. The Milwaukee County Stadium cover shows Eddie Mathews of the Braves swinging while Wes Westrum catches and Augie Donatelli calls the plate as umpire.
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Pro Golf Monday Division 1 Leaders
John Bermier of Pheasant Ridge GC shot 64 to lead Monday’s Pro Golf Division 1. Stephen Hutton of Geneva CC and Steve Reilly of Sunnyside CC followed with 65 and 66 respectively. Other top finishers include Sean McCarty of Brown Deer and Mark Lemon of Airport National.
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Major League Trades and Signings Across MLB NBA NFL NHL
Summary of professional sports moves across MLB NBA NFL and NHL including Tigers DL move for Rondell White Granderson recall, Yankees Wright activation, Mariners Ojeda Strong recall, Padres Greene DL Valdez contract purchase, Bulls Duhon offer, Pacers Anilige Twit, Heat Walsh, amnesty clause, Vikings Hoiberg waived, Nets Mercer waived, Knicks Williams waived, 76ers Overton development head, Bears Garay signed, Vikings Claridge IR, Patriots Pili, Ducks Popovic signed, Thrashers Slater, Bruins signings, Sabres Hecht, Briere and others re-signed, many contracts across teams.
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Minors and youths listed golf yardage and clubs
The report lists players with hometowns and scores: Dale Jones Cedar Rapids No 5 124 yards 6 iron Charles Walsh Cedar Rapids No 5 124 yards 8 iron Solon Lake McBride Bill Mishier Solon No 6 180 7 iron Twin Pines Chuck Gradeville Cedar Rapids No 17 44 yards 4 wood Hartridge Golf Course Manchester Ken Boesenberg Manchester No 5 136 7 iron Garner GC Joe Gantner Cedar Rapids No 6 453 yards 3 wood
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Prep softball IGCA All District list and coaches
Compiled listing of players by district for prep softball IGCA honors. Includes names from Southeast Northeast 3A 2A 1A divisions and the coaches Larry Niemeyer Chris Stimson Al Moser John Begley Phyllis Rodgers Troy Mears with team affiliations and school districts.
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Ellie Schultz
Clayton Ridge
Meagan Novotny
Turkey Valley
Lindsey Schneider
North Cedar
Emily Ernst
Bellevue
Bridget Roth
Northeast
Lauren Schroeder
Theresa Standafer
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Brianna Williams
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Mar- Mac
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Annie Reicks
Patience Anderson
Amber Ralston
Monticello
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North Linn
Mandi Swan
Cascade
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al Moser
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Columbus Junction
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Danielle Armbruster
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Alyssa Fligg
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Hilary Droz
Ashley Miller
Tipton
Katie Watkinson
Ashley Orris
Columbus
Kortney Proctor
Wilton
Rachel Ingstad
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Megan Weirather
Central Lee
Taylor Hierleid
Wapello
Annie Hammond
Sam Mikota
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Clarksville
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Seedings in parentheses at Masters in Mason Ohio
Round one results at the Western and Southern Financial Group Masters in Mason Ohio feature numerous upsets and retirements. Notable outcomes include Juan Ignacio Chela defeating Alberto Martin after Martin retired, and Roger Federer beating James Blake in straight sets. Stars like Nicolas Massu, Mikhail Youzhny, and Guillermo Coria posted wins while several seeds were upset or eliminated.
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College football 2005 schedules for Iowa and rivals
Iowa Hawkeyes and opponents list 2005 games by month with tentative times and opponents including Iowa State Northern Illinois Purdue Indiana Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Army Nebraska Missouri Texas A&M Illinois State Drake Coe Kohawks Cornell Luther Northern Iowa Wartburg Simpson Loras Simpson college teams across September to November with homecoming notes and regional matchups.
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Hoiberg Waived by Timberwolves for Amnest y Relief
Former Iowa State star Fred Hoiberg was waived by the Minnesota Timberwolves to use the NBA one time amnesty provision. The 10 year veteran will be paid 1.76 million this season but it does not count toward cap or luxury tax calculations, and he cannot re sign with Minnesota until next summer.
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Whirling Waters Takes 12 Inch Title Then States 16 Inch Shows
Whirling Waters of Cedar Rapids finished second in the Amateur Softball Association 16 inch men s slow pitch major state tournament over the weekend Stover of Des Moines won the state title C J s Sports Bar and Grill of Cedar Rapids finished fifth Seaton Sparks Kaiser and Styres named to the all tournament team Whirling Waters won the USA 12 inch C state title and will play in that national tournament Labor Day weekend in Hastings Neb Seaton named MVP at the 12 inch state joined on the all tournament team by Hachey Barnes Truitt and Doe JACA Spain Big Ten all star team fell 143 117 to Huesca Matt Kiefer Purdue led with 16 points Iowa s Mike Henderson is a member of the team
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Valley league names share MVP as Grytdahl and Guyer
The 2005 Iowa Valley Baseball League MVP honor was shared by Ryan Grytdahl of Fairfax and Lance Guyer of Red Top. Outstanding Pitcher went to Norway's Ryan Barnes, who finished 7 0 with a perfect record.
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Washington to Host Coaches Clinic Wednesday
Cedar Rapids Washington will host a free football coaches clinic Wednesday for all high school and middle school Cedar Rapids Community School District coaches and Metro Youth Football coaches. The event runs 7 to 9 p.m. in the Washington cafeteria with speakers including area all-district coaches.
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Brunner Stars as U S Opens World University Run
Greg Brunner led the United States to three straight World University Games wins in Izmir Turkey with nine points eight rebounds and two steals in victories over Iran Slovakia and Germany. The U S faces China and the Czech Republic next in round two. Cedar Rapids officials set football rules meeting for Thursday at 6 30 p m at Grant Wood AFA open to current and prospective officials.
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Charles City all-state guard commits to UNI basketball
Danielle Wubbens, a 5 foot 8 guard from Charles City High School and 2023 Class 3A first team all state, accepts a scholarship to play for the University of Northern Iowa after averaging 18 points and 9.5 rebounds last season.
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Marion man earns U S Senior Amateur spot
Danny Naughton of Marion clinched a spot in the U S Senior Amateur at Harvester Golf Club after birdieing the first playoff hole. He and John Peters of Muscatine both shot 73, but Naughton earned the lone qualifying slot and will compete next month at Farm Golf Club in Rocky Face Georgia.
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