Local and Area Sports and Bowl Results Summary
Area sports rundown includes Linn-Mar at Williamsburg boys swimming and Mount Mercy at Palm Beach Atlantic women basketball with Norther Illinois men’s game at Palm Beach, plus NFL Monday Night Football Eagles at Dolphins. Also NCAA playoff schedule with bowl results and local bowling standings featuring May City and Lancer lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn-Mar
Williamsburg
Cornets
Norther
Illinois
Mount Mercy
Palm Beach
Atlantic
Upper Iowa
Clarke
Philadelphia Eagles
Miami Dolphins
KCRG
Bowl line: Favorite spreads and matchups listed
A list of NCAA football bowl games with dates cities and team matchups. Includes Memphis North Texas Miami Ohio Tangerine Las Vegas and others, noting favorites and underdogs across December and January bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
North Texas
Baseball and hockey wrap of 1999-2000 transactions
Major league moves include Miguel Tejada six year deal with the Orioles and Keith Foulke three years with the Red Sox. Rondell White signs with Detroit, Carlos Guillen joins Seattle, Geoff Blum traded to Tampa Bay, Justin Thompson minor league deal for Texas, Speier exchange to Toronto. Dodgers trade Brown to Yankees for Weaver Brazeban and 2.6 million. Mike Cameron inks three year Mets pact. Tim Raines to Brevard County manager. Ron Cooper hired as South Carolina defensive backs coach. Steve McLaren recalled by Blues from AHL Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Miguel Tejada
Boston Red Sox
Keith Foulke
Detroit Vigers
Rondell White
Seattle Mariners
Carlos Guillen
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Geoff Blum
Houston
Brandon Backe
Texas Rangers
Justin Thompson
Toronto Blue Jays
Justin Speier
Colorado
Mark Hendrickson
L.A. Dodgers
Kevin Brown
New York Yankees
Jeff Weaver
Yhency Brazeban
N.Y. Mets
Mike Cameron
Expos
Tim Raines
Brevard County
FSU
Hocke
National Hockey League
St. Louis Blues
Steve McLaren
Worcester
South Carolina
Ron Cooper
Pro Basketball Scores and Highlights From Multiple Games
Recap of NBA results including Miami at Toronto 90-89 with Wade 23 and Carter 12, and Seattle 108 Milwaukee 102 with Mingin… The slate also shows Utah 94 Philadelphia 86, New York 89 Washington 87, Los Angeles Lakers 108 Portland 112, Phoenix 91 Los Angeles Clippers 106, and more scores with top performers like Marbury 30 and Bryant 35.
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Toronto
MIAMI
C.butler
Odom
Grant
Jones
Wade
Alston
Walker
Haslem
Wallace
Carter
Marshall
Bush
Awilliams
Rose
Peterson
Baxter
Curry
A Williams
Bosh
Jones Grant
A.williams
Seattle
Milwaukee
D.mason
Thomas
Santiago
Ford
Redd
Gadzuric
Strickland
Lewis
Radmanovic
James
Barry
Daniels
Booth
Murray
Evans
Ridnour
Frahm
Philadelphia
UTAH
Harpring
Kirilenko
Ostertag
Arroyo
Stevenson
Lopez
Handlogton
Bell
Collins
Pavlovic
Robinson
Coleman
Snow
McKie
Salmons
Calembert
Korver
McCaskill
Hamilton
New York
Washington
Hayes
Jeffries
E.thomas
Blake
Hughes
B.knight
Brown
Dixon
Laettner
Haywood
McDyess
van Horn
Mutombo
Eisley
Houston
Anderson
K. Thomas
Ward
Doleac
F Williams
Portland
Obe
L.A. Lakers
George
Malone
O'Neal
Bryant
Payton
Fisher
Russell
Medvedenko
Randolph
Davis
McInnis
Stoudamire
Patterson
Stepania
Person
Woods
Portland Co
Coin
L.A Lakers
Los Angeles
Phoenix
J. Johnson
Marion
J.white
Hardaway
Marbury
Voskuhl
Gugliotta
Jacobsen
Williams
L.A. Clippers
Maggette
Wilcox
Brand
Richardson
Jaric
Kaman
Rice
Overton
Simmons
Atlantic
Boston
New Jersey
N.Y. Rangers
N.Y. Islanders
Pittsburgh
Orlando
Indiana
New Orleans
Ottawa Detroit
Montreal
Buffalo
Atlanta
Southeast
Chicago
Cleveland
Tampa Bay
Florida
Carolina
Dallas
Denver
San Antonio
Detroit
Memphis
St. Louis
Minnesota
Nashville
Wa Chicago
Columbus
Pacific
Northwest
Sacramento
Colorado
Eas
Vancouver
Golden State
Calgary
Edmonton
Minnesota Nw
Olpis
San Jose
Anaheim
Junior hockey USHL standings and results included
The USHL East and West divisions show Cedar Rapids, Chicago, Danville, Green Bay, Waterloo, St. Louis, Lincoln, River City, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Tri City with wins losses and goals for and against. Saturday results include Danville over Cedar Rapids 6-4 and Green Bay 4, St. Louis 1, while Chicago beat Des Moines 4. Sunday results list Chicago 4 Cedar Rapids 2. A Cedar Rapids arena recap notes Chicago vs Cedar Rapids scoring and penalties.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Danville
Green Bay
Waterloo Oi
St. Louis
Tri-City
River City
Sioux City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Sioux Falls
Waterloo
Sioux
Roeder
Stals
Lovdahi
Fox
Chi
Miskovic
Lewandowski
Marshall
Grabarek
Beckfeld
Peltier
Carroll
Pouliot
Horan
Lampe Chi
Charleston
Hawkins
Chigo
Kearns
Connelly
Fallon
Illini Dominate Early With Scoring Surge
Illinois bursts ahead in a multi-game college basketball recap scoring 84 points against Pepperdine while other top teams like Kansas State and Texas post large wins. The report lists various results across conferences and outlines tournament-style brackets and consolation play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Pepperdine
N.C. State
Indiana
Penn State
Pittsburgh
BIG
Kansas State
Creighton
Nebraska
Louisiana-Lafayette
Texas
North Texas
Missouri Valley DePaul
S. Illinois
Evansville
Tenn.Martin
Illinois St
N-Chicago
Northern Iowa
UMKC
IOWA
Grand View
Colorado College
Tennessee
Stanford
Duke
Tulsa
Louisiana Tech
Mississippi St
Florida
UC Santa Barbara
Rutgers
TCU
Auburn
Prairie View
Holiday Hustie 5K and Last Race of the Year Schedule
2003 schedule lists December 20 Holiday Hustie 5K in Williamsburg and the 31 Rockwell Rec Center Last Race of the Year in Cedar Rapids with contact numbers 668-1050 and 668-2406 and 298-2552. The 2004 schedule includes January 1 Run for Larry in Cedar Rapids, a 5 mile distance, with contact 362-525.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Rockwell Rec Center
Cedar Rapids
Larry
Cedar Rapid
Heisman winner Jason White shines from Tuttle to Sugar Bowl
Oklahoma quarterback Jason White, a native of Tuttle Oklahoma, won the Heisman Trophy finishing with 1 481 points as Pittsburgh wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald placed second Eli Manning was third and Chris Perry fourth White also won the Davey O Brien Award and will decide his college future after the Sugar Bowl injury history and comeback defined his journey from knee reconstructions to a national honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason White
Yale Club
Water Tower
White
Sooners
LSU
Davey O’brien
Pittsburgh
Larry Fitzgerald
Mississippi
Eli Manning
Michigan
Chris Perry
Jason
Fitzgerald
Oklahoma
Bob Stoops
Nebraska
Alabama
Stoops
Tuttle
Wilt Chamberlain 58 Points In OT Leads Warriors Past Knicks
Wilt Chamberlain scores 58 points including nine in overtime to lift the Golden State Warriors to a 134-132 win over the New York Knicks on December 15, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Chamberlain
The
Warriors
New York Knicks
Texas 89 over New Orleans 55 in Austin showdown
Texas defeated New Orleans 89 to 55 at Austin with Buckman and Mouton leading 16 and 15 points respectively. The Longhorns piled 32 field goals while limiting New Orleans to 18 makes and 12 free throws.
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Delaware
Loyola
Harvard
Boston
Northeastern
Massachusetts
Rutgers
TCU
South Carolina
Charlotte
St. Peter's
St. John’s
QUTH
West Virginia
Florida St
South Florida
Georgia Tech
UCF
Lipscomb
Mississippi
Louisville
Jackson St
Norfolk St
Radford
Richmond
Liberty
Troy St
Murray St
Wake Forest
Casey Ellis
Jayme Sweere
Erin Pauk
Carlos Moore
Liz O'Brecht
Tennille Grant
Sammi Knapic
Jowan Ortega
Katie Houleean
Amanda Faas
Cassie Hager
Chelsey Matthias
Rachel Kautzky
Tara King
Amy Helle
Northern Iowa
UMKC
Ellis
Sweere
Pauk
Ortega
Houseman
Irons
Berry
Swisher
Biggs
Matthias
Northern Lowa
Moore
Grant
Cook
BIG Iz
Texas
New Orleans
Iowa
Minnesota St
William Penn
Imoe
Duke
Portland
North Carolina
Akron
Saint Joseph’s
Drexel
WEST
Austin
Martin
Buggs
Elias
Meredith
Smith
McCalebb
Lauga
Brown
Wilson
McDade
Williams
Parker
Buckman
Thomas
Mouton
Taylor
Ivey
Tucker
Moreno
Harris
Klotz
Boddicker
Champaign
Ill
Memphis
Carney
Banks
Erwin
Burks
Rice
Hunt
Lopez
Diarra
Barclay
Illinois
Randle
Powell
Augustine
McBride
Ingram
Head
Waco
Texas-San Antonio
Hurd
Posey
Fuqua
Harbert
Attaway
Cole
President
Hall
Totals
Baylor
Swanson
Guinn
Kidd
Layman
Pryor
McKenzie
Herring
Marshall
Phipps
Allen
Simmons
UTSA
Sayman
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Sportsday
US Sports Desk
Iowa City
Sports Desk
WATS
Gazettecommunications.com
Chattanooga
Tenn
Colgate
Salem
Mount Union
St. John’s, Minn
NAIA
Hardin County
Oklahoma State
Carroll, Mont
Iowa Times
ESPN2
Mobile
Ala
Ohio
Fila
North Carolina State
Kansas
ESPN
Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Boise State
New Mexico
Oregon State
Troy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bowling Green
Northwestern
California
Virginia Tech
N.C
Virginia
Michigan State
Navy
Texas Tech
San Diego
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Calif
Fresno State
UCLA
Wisconsin
el Paso
Oregon
Southern Missis
Shreveport
Arkansas
Colorado State
Boston Cole
Tampa
Fla
Jacksonville
Maryland
Purdue
Georgia
Pasadena
Southern
Cal
Florida State
Clemson
Tempe
Ariz
Ohio State
Boise
Idaho
San Francisco
Wailuku
the Villages
Reunion Arena
Southern California
Ben Nissen
Chris Meader
Lancer Lanes
Lancer Jr. Sr
Dustin Kurth
Drew Balta
Summer Arnold
Callie Young
Lancer
Aaron Ingalls
Taylor Boudersk
Kelsey Teed
Brooke Post
Parish
Todd O’deen
Don Diouhy
Patty Pike
Joe Primasing
Pete Vasquez
Pam Vazquez
Trish Florence
Priday
Ernst Obadal
Martin Nash
Inez Jones
Jerry Zaruls
Danielle Boston
Mark Saller
Shawn Steele
Gena Steele
Krackerjacks
Christian War Dee
Trojans
Kevin Laughiir
Jacy Adair
Cardinal
Iowa Valley
Eddyville-Blakesburg
West JV
Tri-County
van Buren
English Valleys
Lynnville-Sully
Twin Cedars
North Mahaska
Bgm-Hlv
Kaleb Hudson
Loren Lettington
Baron Davis
Anthony Smith
Harley Martin
Tech
Brady Little
Niles Mercer
Quinten Tompkins
T.J. Stuart
Landon Rich
Cody Matteson
Kevin Bortell
Brett Allison
Greg Ford
Wade Kimm
Trenton van Dorin
Logan Frecoin
Tyler Rolffs
Clint Eakins
Hobey Holder
Adam McIntyre
Eric Parker
Andy Boone
Matt Routler
Trent Hardin
Patrick Boone
Thornburg
Boise St
Las Vegas
Charlotte, N.C
Washington St
Missouri
Boston College
Fir
Southern Cal
Kansas St. Ohio
NFL Today
Temple
S. Minois
S.censes
Carolina x
NBA Tonight
Cleveland Dallab
NBA
Sod
Peco
Pnocma Cocerremenon
J.johnson
LA Clippers
Jake
L.A Clippers
Dunleavy
NHL
Sullivan
McLean
Leighton
Zubov
DiMaio
Morrow
Sic
Turco
McDonald
Vishnevski
Burnett
Cross
Dvorak
Smyth
Chimera
Sykora
Fedorov
Giguere
Torres
Horcoff
Conklin
Alberta
Regehr
Donovan
McAmmond
Liles
Sakic
Selanne
Aebischer
Kiprusoff
Korolyuk
Cheechoo
Primeau
Ricci
Gerber
Nabokov
Davis Love III
Tiger Woods
P.harrington
Dustin Leonard
Mike Weir
K.J. Choi
Vijay Singh
Robert Allenby
Fred Couples
Nick Price
Chris DiMarco
Shaun Micheel
Jay Haas
Ben Curtis
Kenny Perry
Darren Clarke
DePaul
Marquette
Commonwealth
Minn.-Crookston
Jamestown
Southwest St
Minn.-Mankato
St. Cloud St
St. Thomas
Minn
Valparaiso
Loyola of Chicago
W. Illinois
Rockford
North Dakota
Bemidji St
Notre Dame
Oakland
Mich
N. Michigan
Rhode Island
Kent St
Webster
Monmouth
Wis.Green Bay
Wooster
Westminster
Sacred Heart
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Marist
Vermont
South Alabama St
Florida A&m
Coastal Carolina
St. Andrew’s
Coll. of Charleston
Newberry
Furman
N.c.asheville
Rhodes
LaGrange
Southwest Sam Houston
Pan Am
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