Baseball Tonight and Thursday Schedule and Tuesday Results
Tonight's games include Cleveland at Chicago, Baltimore at Toronto, New York at Minnesota, Texas at Kansas City, and Texas at Kansas City. Thursday features California at Boston game two nightcap and multiple n games. Tuesday results list Clinton over Waterloo 11-3 and several rain-delayed matchups.
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Dotson
Cleveland
Barker
Toronto
Clancy
Baltimore
Flanagan
Minnesota
Castillo
New York
Rowley
Kansas City
Leonard
Texas
Butcher
California
Boston
Clinton
Waterloo
Springfield
Madison
Burlington
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Quad City
Wausau
Cedar Rapids
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Danville
Appleton
Milwaukee
Detroit
Seattle
Oakland
Major Open Sports Slate Highlights Local Baseball Schedule
Reds travel to Beloit to face Modern Piping and Collins in a best-of-three league championship. A second series sends Reds to Clinton for another best-of-three against Modern and Collins if needed. Quad City visits Reds at 7 30 p m. in a key area matchup. Tuesday results note Deep River Millsby 16 Amana 6 and Wheatland 13 Lost Nation 9. Amana 17 Deep River Millersburg 16 Belle Plaine 16 B G M 6 Lost Nation 5 Wheatland 3.
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Beloit
Collins
Clinton
Modern
Deep River
Amana
Millersburg
Belle Plaine
Local Softball Church Scores From Monday
Bethany edged Central 27 to 25 in a close matchup. Central 2 defeated Good News 14 to 5. Ellis toppled Eden 18 to 3. Sallow Creek beat First Lutheran 14 to 2. Squaw Creek won 13 to 12 against First Christian. Fellowship C C defeated St Paul 13 to 5. Bethany 2 beat Open Door 18 to 8. Sharon fell to Central 9 to 6. Salem beat Noelridge 9 to 5.
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Bethany
Central
Good News
Ellis
Eden
Sallow Creek
First Lutheran
Squaw Creek
First Christian
Fellowship C.C
St. Paul
Open Door
Sharon
Salem
Noelridge
Transactions Tuesday sports roundup across NFL NBA and CFL
The item lists numerous player moves across teams including Mets trade of Joe Youngblood for Tom Gorman from Montreal. It details Falcons Bears Dolphins Jets Eagles Redskins Colts Bills Browns Packers Vikings Patriots Saints Steelers 49ers USFL CFL and college basketball staff changes and signings including Rockets adding Calvin Garrett and Jeff Sore.
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NEW York Mets
Tom Gorman
Montreal
Joe Youngblood
Expos
Atlanta Falcons
Rolland Lawrence
David Bond
Chris Koehne
Greg Long
Maurice McCloney
Bob Shackleford
Henry Williams
Ken Williams
Curtis Stowers
Jeff Keller
Mark Millwood
Tony Blount
Eddie Meyers
Navy
Chicago Bears
Larry Delwiche
Dupre Marshall
Glenn Inverso
Mike Scharnus
Guy Bolioux
Miami Dolphins
Nat Moore
Woody Bennett
Eddie Taylor
NEW York Jets
Bob Grupp
Brian Happel
Rockey Klever
Jeff Townsend
Perry Parmelee
Reggie McElroy
Charles Cook
Mark Serve
Philadelphia Eagles
Steve Wagner
Brad Plemmons
Steve Atkins
Wiley Brown
John Anderson
Ron Link
Leroy Robinson
Curt Grieve
Alvin Hooks
Washington Redskins
Ken Coffey
Baltimore Colts
David Shule
Ken Robinson
Jon Richardson
DeWayne Jett
Willie Boyd
Tom Deery
Ken Sitton
Mike Rush
Marco Tongue
Erik Johnson
Sandro Vitiello
Tom Alien
Ben Apuna
Bill Benjamin
Glenn Howard
Dana Noel
Hugh Jernigan
Tom Berryhill
Howard Jackson
Ron Meehan
Ray Sydnor
Buffalo Bills
Terry Love
Richard Crump
Cleveland Browns
Ron McCall
Phil Blatcher
Green Bay Packers
Charlie Ane
Minnesota Vikings
Richard Mossong
Ish Ordonez
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John Bergdale
Earl Gabbidon
NEW England Patriots
Kirk Wilson
Pat Conran
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Modern From Page 1B: Pitching Halts Offense In Close Game
Modern and Bosch held a tight game as Modern left runners on base in each of the first three innings. Bosch limited batters and struck out three while Gary Hutchins allowed just three hits and also struck out three. Caviness praised Collins despite losses, and tonight’s 8:15 start features a 50 cent gate donation for the Jack Ogden Scoreboard.
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Bosch
Tom Bosch
Collins
Gary Hutchins
Hutchins
Elliott
Daviness
Caviness
Jack Ogden
NFL cuts hit Iowa players as rosters shrink
Former Iowa and Iowa State standouts faced NFL cuts as teams trimmed to 70 players. Phil Blatcher and Ike Harris were released by the Browns and Saints respectively, with Drake alumnus John Ware among cut free agents by the 49ers. Dan Johnson of Iowa State remains with Miami Dolphins on injured reserve. Other notables include Matt Petrzelka and Pat Dean still seeking futures.
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Phil Blatcher
Iowa State
Ike Harris
Blatcher
Hawkeyes
Cleveland Browns
Harris
ISU
New Orleans Saints
John Ware
Drake
San Francisco 49Ers
Dan Johnson
Miami Dolphins
Johnson
Miami
Iowa
Matt Petrzelka
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pat Dean
Chicago Bears
NFL
Schillig Eyes Pro Career After NCAA Run
SDSU's Schillig faced Alycia Moulton in the NCAA final, losing 4-6 6-1 6-4, with double faults and nerves noted. She earned a USTA Junior Federation Cup spot, touring eight $10,000 Nike Pro Circuit events nationwide, while graduating with a 3.80 GPA and planning to stay in tennis.
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Salt Lake City
Schillig
Stanford
Alycia Moulton
Moulton
Tracy Austin
ESPN
Lakewood
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Rain Delays Cedar Rapids Reds vs Beloit Brewers Game
The Midwest League matchup between Cedar Rapids Reds and Beloit Brewers was postponed Tuesday night because of rain, delaying the game at Beloit Ballpark.
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Cedar Rapids Reds
Beloit Brewers
Beloit
Hawks Show Improved Scrimmage, Fry Reports Progress
Iowa coach Hayden Fry praised the team after their second scrimmage of the season. He highlighted improved tackling and blocking, a standout No. 2 offense led by Tom Grogan and Cornelius Robinson, and a stronger kicking game with Reggie Roby and Tom Nichol. No major injuries were reported.
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Iowa
Hayden Fry
Fry
Tom Nichol
Scheuerman to Do ITN Color for Iowa Football
Sharm Scheuerman, former Iowa basketball coach, will provide color commentary for ITN same night delayed broadcasts of two Iowa football games this fall. He will join Bob Hogue of KWWL for coverage of Iowa at Arizona on Sept. 25 and Minnesota on Oct. 23. Both telecasts air at 10:30 p.m., the earliest allowed under NCAA rules.
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Iowa
Iowa Television Network
ITN
Scheverman
Bob Hogue
Waterloo
KWWL
Arizona
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