Local prep and college sports slate across Iowa and beyond
Tonight features boys and girls basketball doubleheaders including Kennedy at Prairie and Xavier at Iowa City West, plus Dubuque Wahlert at Washington and Linn-Mar at Waterloo West. Also swimming Kennedy at Iowa City West and college hoops Augustana at Cornell with both men and women. Timings largely 7:30 p.m. with other events earlier or later and several TV listings.
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Chicago Bears vs St Louis Rams scoring line and stats
Chicago 42 St. Louis 27. Key players include Grossman 13 of 23 for 200 yards and Bulger 34 of 55 for 356 yards. Receivers Berrian Muhammad Jackson Hall Curtis Kiopfenstein Bruce Davis contributing, with Jones and Peterson on the Chicago ground game and Jackson bright for St. Louis.
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NBA Wednesday doubleheader results and box scores
Recap of multiple games across the league including Portland at Philadelphia, Phoenix at Orlando, Cleveland at Oklahoma City, Chicago at Indiana, New Jersey at Memphis, Boston at New York, and Dallas at Salt Lake City with final scores, key scorers, and team totals. Highlights include Carmelo Anthony era notes, Wade’s 37 points for Miami, and Carter’s big night for New Jersey.
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Wide range of 2005 pro sports moves across MLB NBA NFL and more
Across leagues several teams announce contracts and staff changes including Jay Payton signing with the Orioles a four year deal for Brandon Inge with Detroit and coaching shifts at multiple clubs in baseball football hockey and soccer while trades waivers and suspensions affect MJ ADL and college programs.
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Jose Mesa
Los Angeles Angels
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New York Yankees
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Shootout Decides Tight Capitals Penguins Game
In a high scoring Eastern Conference tilt, Washington and Pittsburgh traded leads through a 3-2 final in regulation and an overtime stalemate. The shootout featured goals from Crosby and Malkin for Pittsburgh while Washington answered with Ovechkin and Green showing in the clerked sequence.
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Christensen
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Boig
Kolzig
Sidney Crosby
Alex Ovechkin
Daniel Briere
Buffalo
Maxim Afinogenov
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Erik Cole
Carolina
Jaromir Jagr
NY Rangers
Chris Drury
Rod Brind’Amour
Liva Kovalchuk
Atlanta
Marian Hossa Afanta
Saku Koivu
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Eric Staal
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Mats Sundin
Toronto
Brendan Shanahan
x-Marco Sturm
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Dany Heatley
Ottawa
Peter Forsberg
Phil Eile
Olli Jokinen
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Martin St. Louis
Jason Spezza
Simon Gagne
Philadelphia
Patrik Elias
New Jersey
Brian Gionta
Scott Gomez
Darcy Tucker
Miroslav Satan
NY Islanders
Brad Richards
Michael Nylander
Erickson takes ASU football helm in Pac-10 move
Dennis Erickson becomes Arizona State's new head coach after leaving Idaho. The 59-year-old coach, with a 149-64-1 career record and prior Pac-10 stops at Washington State and Oregon State, aims to lift the Sun Devils higher in the Pac-10 and BCS contention. The contract details were not released pending Regents ratification.
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Dirk Koetter
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Tulane hires ex Bruins coach Toledo to lead Tulane
New Orleans reports New Mexico offensive coordinator Bob Toledo will take over Tulane as head coach replacing Chris Scelfo who was fired after a 4 8 season. Toledo formerly UCLA coach from 1996 to 2002 led the Bruins through a 49 32 record including a 20 game win streak and two Pac 10 titles.
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Lobos
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UCLA
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Chris Scelfo
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