Sportsday broadcast schedule and matchups listed
Area events include Midwest League games C R Kennels at Dayton and U S Amateur Championship first round noon ESPN. MLB telecasts show Angels at Yankees noon ESPN2 Rangers or A’s at Red Sox 6 p.m. ESPN2 Cubs at Astros 7 p.m. FSC Reds at Diamondbacks or Mets at Giants 9 p.m. ESPN2. Little League World Series semifinals Sendai vs Agana 3 p.m. ESPN. American semifinal Louisville vs Fort Worth 6 p.m. ESPN. Pilot Pen early tennis rounds 3 p.m. ESPN2. Article provides local sports desks and hotlines for results and fax numbers.
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Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati Reds
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San Francisco Giants
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Japan
Agana
Guam
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Fort Worth
Texas
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NASCAR Driver Ricky Rudd Signs Three Year Wood Brothers Deal
Baseball and football and hockey items mix as teams announce player moves and staff changes. Ricky Rudd inks a three year contract with the Wood Brothers NASCAR operation.
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Nascar
Ricky Rudd
The
Wood Brothers
WTA pilots and ATP results from New Haven and Commack rounds
Hantuchova and Mauresmo win in New Haven singles rounds while doubles see Garbin and Husa roova advance. In Commack Spadea Fish and other seeds win, Gambill, Massu, and Corretja post victories as Ulinach, El Aynaoui, and Mathieu claim wins in the opening rounds.
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Cedar Rapids and Dayton Split Tilt in Midwest League Action
Cedar Rapids edged Dayton 3 2 in a tight affair as Pawerczyk earned the win and Eyward plated a run. In the nightcap Dayton crossed for two as Gorneault and Campana contributed, while Gruler absorbed the loss for Dayton.
Youth baseball World Series Pool Play at Williamsport
Daily pool play results from the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania list Japan defeating Netherlands Antilles 5 to 0 and Guam beating Saskatchewan 12 to 7. Harlem defeats Aptos 5 to 2 and Saudi Arabia loses to Venezuela 6 to 4.
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Japan
Netherlands Antilles
Guam
Saskatchewan
Canada
Harlem
N.Y
Aptos
Calif
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Louisville
Clemmons
N.C
Daniels Park Amateur Baseball Results and Schedule
At Daniels Park the Rockies Bulls winner faces Orioles Yankees winner at 11 am. Pirates Royals or Tigers meet Hawks Cardinals winner at 1 30 pm. The championship game follows at 4 pm.
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Yankees
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Royals
Tigers
Hawks
Cardinals
C.R
Iowa City
Oriole
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Hawk
Dyersville Bull
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Bull
Prairie
Weekday college football slate spans eight games
College football presents a multi day schedule including South Carolina State at Virginia, Fresno State at Wisconsin, Texas Tech at Ohio State, Florida State at Iowa State in Kansas City, Arizona State at Nebraska, New Mexico at NC State, and Arkansas State at Virginia Tech with matchups across Thursday to Sunday.
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Tom Wilhelmsen
New York Mets
P.J Bevis
Arizona
Bevis
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Lakewood Blueclaws
Rod Perry
Clearwater
Dan Adams
Reading
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Gary Southshore Railcats
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Duluth-Superior
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On This Date August Twenty First Historical Highlights
Highlights from 1901 to 2001 include William Larned's first U S singles title in 1901, Walter Hagen's 1914 U S Open win, Jock Hutchinson's 1920 PGA victory, Babe Ruth's 1931 600th homer, Helen Hull Jacobs 1932 tennis title, Mystic Park's 1982 trotter achievement, Mary Decker's 1985 mile world record, Kelly Craig's 1990 Little League World Series start, Chris Mundorf's 2001 US Amateur 63 record.
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William Larned
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans
Jock Hutchinson
Douglass Edgar
Babe Ruth
New York
Yankees
St Louis Browns
Helen Hull Jacobs
Carolyn Babcock
Matamoros
Mexico
Chris Mundorf
U.S
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Druid Hills Golf Club
Iowa high school prep softball announces 3A first team pitchers
The Iowa Girls HS Athletic Union releases 3A all star honors led by Jenny Pritchard of Boone as Player of the Year. First team includes pitchers Pritchard Reichling Bottorff Ackerson Beals with catchers Paulson Martin and others across Des Moines areas Fort Dodge Muscatine and Davenport.
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Boone
Katie Reichling
Johnston
Jordan Bottorff
Sioux City North
Stephanie Ackerson
Soph
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Stephanie Bell
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Liz Adams
Linn-Mar
Anne Wyne
North Scott
Angie Hartwig
Tina Shimak
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
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Tiffany Stanton
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Ashley Jay, Jr
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Davenport West
Ashley Freerksen
Lindsey Schneckloth
Carrie Lessman
Jenni Wilkin
Southeast Polk
Jessica Elliott
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Stephanie Aguero
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Debra Borcherding
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Nikki Zeiman
Denison Schleswig
Shannon Michelsen
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Julia Nurse
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Chris Engel
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Allison Erichsen
Jen Kernagnan
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Ashley Rogers
Sarah Trowbridge
Laura Anderson
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Beth Tharpseph
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Lori Pankratz
Megan Morgan
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Amber Vaughn
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Callie Hohneke
Marissa Campbell
Lexie Rose
Ashley Kilby
Jessie Quade
Mollie Daniels
Cedar Falls
Katie Collins
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Brandy Budd
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Ottumwa
Heather Davidson
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Amanda Wheeler
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Katie Pilger
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Sarah Dirkx
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Jessica Hicks
Colfax Mingo
Marisa Jensen
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Michelle Osterhaus
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Christina Middieswart
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Renae Womacka
Nikki Gruber
Pocahontas
Jenny Flora
Webster City
Ashley Hoffman
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Jana Bradley
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Ashley Matthey
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Stephanie Stratton
Jenna Spratt
Emily Christensen
Estherville
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Kara Unger
Missouri Valley
Brooke Graham
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Allison Brown
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Brad Smith
Warren
Whitney McElrath
Woodbury Central
Steph Kuhl
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Nick Petersburg
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Bowling Leagues Standouts Highlight May City Center
The CR Bowling Center report notes Half and Better Halves led by Alan Shramek with 278 and 707 series. Dusters featured Tom Trcka 267 and Rod Clark 714. Eagles included Kevin Meyer 267 and Heather Zamastil 226-579.
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MAY City Bowl Dusters
Tom Trcka
Rod Clark
Eagles
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Heather Zamastil
New York Triumphs In Series Clinching Victory
New York defeated Indiana 75 to 60 to win the best-of-three series two games to one. Utah led Houston 1-1 in the conference finals with games scheduled Thursday through Sunday as times and venues await.
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New York
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Weekend MLS Schedule Highlights and Key Matches
The slate features Dallas at San Jose and Kansas City at Los Angeles both at 9 p.m. Also San Jose at Colorado at 3 p.m. Los Angeles at Dallas 7 30 p.m. New England at Chicago 7 30 p.m. Sunday caps with DC United at MetroStars 3 p.m. plus midweek Colorado visits New England 6 30 p.m. and San Jose at DC United 6 30 p.m. Weekly centerpiece Dallas at Colorado 8 p.m. Also Washington plays Carolina at 3 p.m in Atlanta time.
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Retired Iowa sports figures stroll Sutliff Bridge
Ron Gonder, George Wine, and Tom Davis walk the Cedar River span after lunch at Sutliff Bar & Grill. Gonder long time Eastern Iowa sports announcer, Wine NSA for Iowa, Davis Iowa basketball coach 1987 to 1999. All are retired.
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George Wine
Tom Davis
Sutliff Bridge
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Cedar River
Gonder
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Kernels Win in 13 Innings Over Dayton Dragons
Cedar Rapids Kernels beat the Dayton Dragons 3-2 in 13 innings as Jon Cahill drove in Tommy Murphy with an RBI double in the top of the 13th. Raniel Melgarejo earlier scored for Cedar Rapids, who led 1-0 in the fourth.
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Tommy Murphy
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Raniel Melgarejo
Dragons
Kernels Tie Game With Late Double Steal Inning
Cedar Rapids tied Dayton 2 2 in the seventh on a double steal as Dallas McPherson doubled and advanced to third on Mike Napoli single. Napoli 2 for 4. Mark O'Sullivan earned the win and Joel Peralta saved his 19th. Cedar Rapids improves to 36-21 in the second half. Game two in Dayton at 7 tonight.
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Napoli
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Mark O'Sullivan
Joel Peralta
Cedar Rapids
Dayton
AAU Ties Scrutinized After New England Fraud Conviction
The Orlando-based Amateur Athletic Union faces scrutiny as Mike Sweeney, former president of the New England AAU, pleads guilty to bank fraud. The case raises questions about bingo fund raising under the national AAU tax ID and the group’s role in youth sports funding. The national AAU did not participate in the indictments.
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