Kernels top Bees 5 2 as Hamilton homer sparks early lead
Kernels score three in first inning including Caleb Hamilton two run homer to defeat Burlington Bees 5 2 at Community Field. Byran Sammons improves to 2-0 after five innings with six strikeouts. Ryan Mason Colton Davis and Hector Lujan combine for four scoreless relief with Lujan notching his 13th save. Four game series continues 6:30 p.m. tonight.
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Kernels promote Beeker to Fort Myers. ISU players in awards
Cedar Rapids Kernels pitcher Beeker is promoted to Advanced-A Fort Myers after posting an 11-3 record with a 2.03 ERA. The Kernels also acquired Eduardo Del Rosario from Fort Myers. In college circles, Luther is slotted third in Iowa Conference women soccer, with Loras atop the standings. Coe projects last in men’s soccer. Iowa State receiver Hakeem Butler earns Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch List nod as Bridget Carleton helps Canada win gold at the FIBA AmeriCup in Argentina.
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Red Sox rout Cardinals 10-4 in interleague clash at Fenway
Boston built an eight run fifth inning as Hanley Ramirez and Sandy Leon drove in two each and 10 straight Red Sox reached base. Rick Porcello notched his seventh win while St Louis slid to a 4-4-? record and dropped to 11-? in August after a long win streak.
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Iowa Baseball Heads to World University Games in Taiwan
Iowa Hawkeyes travel to Taipei for the World University Games where they will represent the United States in baseball. The 29th edition runs from Friday until August 30 with eight nations competing including France Chinese Taipei Russia Japan South Korea Czech Republic and Mexico. Mentions include Jeff Johnson and Zach Daniels as returning players.
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Iowa to Represent USA at World University Games in Taipei
The Iowa baseball team will represent the United States at the World University Games in Taipei. Opening ceremonies are Saturday at 6 a.m. Iowa time, with the event running through August 30 final ceremonies at 6:30 a.m. Iowa schedule includes USA games versus Mexico, Russia, and Japan with times, plus the Super Round on August 25-26, semifinals on August 27-28, and medal games on August 29.
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Schaben ready to spike after shoulder surgery at ISU
Iowa State junior Jess Schaben returns to the court after shoulder issues from freshman year and a torn labrum sidelined her last season. Coach Christy Johnson-Lynch limited swings amid lingering pain, but Schaben aims for a full kicking comeback with improved health and kills potential.
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