Area slate flags night of high school to pro matchups
The schedule lists Dubuane Wahlert at 7:30 p.m. and Waterloo West at Xavier in girls basketball. Wrestling features Waterloo West at Xavier at 7 p.m. College basketball includes Connecticut at Louisville at 6 p.m. ESPN airs St Louis Blues at Detroit Red Wings at 6 p.m. Women's college basketball Tennessee at Oklahoma at 6:30 p.m. ESPN. Michigan at Minnesota at 7 a.m. BTN. Kansas at Baylor at 6 p.m. Cavaliers at Pistons taped at 2 a.m. ESPN.
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Perry Wins FBR Open In Scottsdale Playoff
Kenny Perry captured $1 080 000 first prize after winning on the third hole of a playoff at the FBR Open in Scottsdale Arizona with a final score of 270. Charley Hoffman and Kevin Na tied for second at 270.
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Charley Hoffman
Kevin NG
James Nutfles
David Toms
Ryan Moore
Matt Kuchar
Brian Gay
Scat Plercy
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Jet Maggert
Rod Pampling
Nick Watney
Michael Letzig
Rory Sabbatini
Jaha Sanen
Parker McLachlin
Oj, Trahan
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Brand Jobe
J.J. Henry
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Luke Donald
Carl Pettersson
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Kevin Streelman
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Kirk Triplett
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Gary Woodland
Jeff Overton
Ryan Palmer
John Merrick
Joe Ogilvie
Webb Simpson
Ben Curtis
Dean Wilson
Jason Bohn
Nicholas Thompson
Brad Adamonis
John Rollins
National League forms with eight founding teams
On February 2 1876 the National League is formed with clubs in Philadelphia Hartford Boston Chicago Cincinnati Louisville St Louis and New York. The piece notes notable sports milestones across years including Bevo Francis 113 point game in 1954 and Ian Turnbull five goal night in 1977 for Toronto.
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Rio Grande College
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Uelses
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American Basketball Association
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Houston
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Anaheim
Toronto
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Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Iowa Colleges Women Tennis Results
Princeton defeated Iowa 5 2 while Northern Iowa dominated UMKC 7 0 in women's college tennis action.
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Princeton
Northern Iowa
UMKC
Pro football uaay Tama Florida Pittsburgh 27 Arizona 23
A football game in Tama Florida features Pittsburgh beating Arizona 27 to 23. The event highlights a close scoring clash with both teams producing key drives and late scoring to secure the win.
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Pittsburgh
Arizona
Pro Bowl Sunday in Honolulu AFC NFC clash sets NBC broadcast
Pro football showcase on Sunday February 8 features AFC against NFC in Honolulu at 3 30 p m local time under NBC The game includes Palmer DeAngelo Parker Roethlisberger Warner and Fitzgerald among listed players with passing rushing and receiving stats and a 70 774 attendance figure noted.
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Parker
Moore
Roethlisberger
Russell
Arizona
James
Arrington
Hightower
Warner
Holmes
Miller
Ward
Washington
C Davis
Spaeth
Boldin
Fitzgerald
Breaston
Urban
Patrick
NHL Trades and NBA Results From Weekend Action
NHL teams announce recalls for Stars Canadiens Blues and Checkers Stingrays while NBA scores roll in. Lakers win at Memphis Clipper lose at Washington as Spurs and Suns win in late games.
Nadal Wins Australian Open Men’s Singles Title
Rafael Nadal of Spain defeats Roger Federer of Switzerland in Melbourne to win the Australian Open men’s singles. Nadal takes 7-5 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-2 as titles awarded at Melbourne Park. Sania Mirza and Mahesh Bhupathi of India win mixed doubles 6-3 6-1 over Nathalie Dechy and Andy Ram in Melbourne.
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Rafael Nadal
Spain
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Sania Mirza
Mahesh Bhupathi
India
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France
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Israel
Penn State and Michigan State clash in Big Ten tilt showdown
In a Big Ten men’s basketball update Penn State defeated Michigan State 72 to 68 after a halftime 38-37 edge. Key stats include Battle and Pringle with double digit scoring for Penn State and strong 15 assists for Michigan State led by Lucas and Walton.
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Gray
Iowa Wins Dramatic Indoor Showdown Over Penn State
Iowa defeated Penn State 97 to 89 in a high scoring women's college basketball matchup. The game featured strong performances by key players as both teams traded baskets, with Iowa pulling ahead in the late stages to secure the Big Ten win.
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Night NHL results and tonight's schedule near gridlock
Reports show Carolina and St Louis winning 2 0 and 4 0 while Buffalo and Minnesota also cashes in. Tonight’s games list includes Calgary Colorado Buffalo Anaheim St Louis Columbus Washington New Jersey Atlanta NY Rangers Tampa Bay NY Islanders Los Angeles Ottawa Pittsburgh Montreal Florida Toronto and Chicago Edmonton Vancouver Ottawa with period by period scoring notes for Ottawa Washington Montreal Boston and more.
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Florida
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Nashville
Calgary
Edmonton
Colorado
Anaheim
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Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids tops Des Moines in OT thriller
Junior hockey action at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena with Cedar Rapids 5 Des Moines 4 in overtime. Key scorers include Brett Gensler Robin Bergman and Paul Phillips for Cedar Rapids while Des Moines’ Balch Carzo and Walters produced goals. Attendance 3,034.
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Brett Gensler
Nick Oddo
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Brian Bruneteau
Bruneteau
Alex Chiasson
Robin Bergman
Scott Winkler
Eric Robinson
Paul Phillips
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Gensler
Des Moines
Rocco Carzo
Phillips
Balch
Doug Leaverton
Joe Gleason
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Josh Myers
Mike Seidel
Austin Handley
Darren Rowe
Aaron Crandall
Troy Grosenick
Rockford Edges Toronto in AHL Action
Sunday results recap shows Rockford beat Toronto 6 to 3. Providence won 5 to 1 at Lowell while Hartford defeated Manchester 4 to 2. Lake Erie triumphed 3 to 1 over Hamilton, and Wilkes Barre/Scranton beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Tonight Iowa faces Manitoba at 7:30 p.m. local time in multiple AHL matchups.
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Providence
Lowell
Hartford
Manchester
Bridgeport
Portland
Grand Rapids
Rochester
Hershey
Norfolk
Worcester
San Antonio
Albany
Philadelphia
Binghamton
Springfield
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Manitoba
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WB/Scranton
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Syracy
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Milwaukee
Rockfor
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Chicago
Iowa
Peoria
Quad City
Prep wrestling at Monona finds team results and finals
MFL MarMac leads with 218.50 points followed by North Fayette 140.50 and South Winneshiek 132.50 as championship bouts determine placings. Final matches include Funk over Dibble 8-2 at 103 and multiple pins and decisions across weights from 112 to 215 for schools including EC MPL SF TV V SW NF and others.
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Valley
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Clayton Ridge
Turkey Valley
Mitch Funk
Aaron Dibble
Lincoln Monroe
Devin Rausch
Jed Siegwarth
Cameron Bronson
Nick Winter
Easton Kuboushek
Billy Valentin
Mark Reicks
Josh Hunt
Matt Fassbinder
Tanner Mark
Keegan Duhrkopf
Nevin Lansing
Brendan Gilburg
Nick Creery
Charles Knief
Dakota Smith
May City Major includes Joel Donner 816 series at May City Bowl
Joel Donner rolled an 816 series for the May City Major league at May City Bowl Cedar Rapids area. Other leagues report a 300 game by Bob Lane in Thursday Men Classic at Cedar Rapids Bowling Center along with numerous 200s 700s and 800s by players across TGIF Nikki Abben Connie Steichen Dan Stastny and more.
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Cedar Rapids Bowling Center
Bob Lane
Nikki Abben
Connie Steichen
Dan Stastny
Travis Steichen
Smulekoff
Gena Steele
JoAnn Ingels
Jo van Weelden
Vickies
Bill Valantus
Wendy Fowler
Kurt Stephenson
Mike McMurray
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Terri Meiners
Annette White
Matt Vawter
Rolen Weeks
Lance Viers
Eric Ethier
Sunshine
Ruth Nowadzky
Dan Campbell
Blue Jeans
Melissa Sobolik
Logan Moore
Trojans
Shandrelle Culver
Jace Dostal
Alex Brice
Sandy Brown
Jerry Bean
Lewis Young
UNI Falls to Illinois State in Cedar Falls Comeback Bid
Northern Iowa trailed by 20 before a late rally fell short 67 55 at the McLeod Center. Lizzie Boeck led UNI with 17 points and seven rebounds while Kristi Cirone paced Illinois State with 18 points. Indya Uhlenhopp and Kim Wypiszynski each scored 14 for UNI.
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Bridget Yoerger
Jackrabbits
Jessie Dirks
Bruins Dominate Canadiens in 5-1 Victory
Denis Wideman Shawn Thornton and Marc Savard scored while Tim Thomas made 27 saves as the Boston Bruins beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-1 in Montreal. The win keeps Boston atop its division and extends its points streak to six games. Savard added an empty net goal as his points run reached eight.
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