Pirates top Dodgers 2-0 as Madlock breaks slump
Bill Madlock hit a pivotal two-run homer off Burt Hooton in the ninth to lift Pittsburgh past Los Angeles 2-0. Kent Tekulve earned the win in relief, and John Candelaria pitched eight strong for the Pirates to extend their NL East lead.
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Bellomo suffers seventh straight loss in 7-3 defeat
Burlington beat Cedar Rapids 7-3 as right hurler Bill Bellomo dropped to 6-7 after five innings of nine hits and four runs. Giants offense managed only five hits through seven. Ned Raines stole third and scored in the eighth on a Benson sac fly and a Curry homer. Fireworks and Campbell’s Soup Night highlight postgame plans with free admission for kids 14 and under with soup labels.
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Red Legioners defeat Mapleton as C.R. reaches Regional again
Iowa's C.R. Legion team advances to the Legion Regional for the sixth straight year and eighth time in nine seasons, after a five game stretch culminating in a win over Mapleton. Lynn Peterson of C.R. earns the Earl Proctor Award as tourney MVP, while Zumsande and Brecht secure late innings for the Reds. Mapleton entered with a 20 game win streak but fell 2-0 in the final innings.
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Ames Cedar Rapids players win championships in Hardee's Open
Jason Tune Tami Williams and Renee Kern led a strong showing at the Hardee's Open Missouri Valley Tennis Tournament. Tune won the 14 under boys singles and with Courter captured the doubles title. Williams won the girls 14 singles and joined Kern for the doubles crown. The event also saw Kelli Fachel defeat Beth Helms in 16s. In BMX Cedar Rapids club earned five top finishes at World of Stars. In SCCA National Formula Race, Mike Plotz drove a Lola to a track record at Blackhawk Raceway.
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Women's Golf Handicap Match Play Flight Winners
In the 18-hole division, Championship went to Patty Smith with Gretchen Jones as first runner up and Phyllis Phillips as second, Helen Priley third, and Edie Kessler fourth. The 9-hole division named Molly Donohue as Champion with Diane Spelman first runner up and Margaret Ludow second.
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Spaw brothers lead Cedar Rapids motocross 250cc
Johnny Spaw of Cedar Rapids won the 250cc race on Sunday with Ray Spaw of Cedar Rapids finishing fifth in the same event.
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Cavanaugh Sparks Pats in 35-14 Preseason Win
Matt Cavanaugh rallied the New England Patriots with three fourth quarter touchdown passes in a 35-14 victory over the Oakland Raiders. He completed seven of eight passes for 79 yards, lifting NE to a 2-1 preseason record and signaling strong late-game execution.
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