Sportsday area events for Illinois Central Kirkwood and more
Area sports schedule features Illinois Central at Kirkwood at 7 p m on TV plus college games Connecticut at Notre Dame Norther Illinois at Central Michigan Kansas at Oklahoma State San Diego State at Brigham Young and NBA showdowns Boston Celtics at Cleveland Cavaliers San Antonio Spurs at Houston Rockets Pro bowling U S Open tape delays Pro hockey 2004 AHL All Star Game tape NLL lacrosse Vancouver Ravens at Colorado Mammoth tape Tennis Chris Evert Pro Celebrity Classic tape Full contact and event details plus contact lines for the sports desk and hotlines.
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Big Ten Scores Include Illinois Indiana Close Battle
Illinois beat Indiana 64 to 52 while Michigan topped Wisconsin 75 55 and Michigan State won 70 46 over Northwestern Other results include Drake defeating Creighton 54 57 and Texas Tech beating Baylor 59 62.
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PGA AT&T Pebble Beach near end of event
Golf results show Vijay Singh winning at Pebble Beach with 275 total and $954 000 purse. Jeff Maggert and Phil Mickelson tied for second with scores 68 67 69 and 68 71 69 respectively, earning $572 400 and $360 400. Other top finishers include Mike Weir K J Choi A Oberholser and Jesper Parnevik with 279 totals and 219 066 each.
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Jeff Maggert
Phil Mickelson
Mike Weir
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Corey Pavin
Scott McCarron
Bill Glasson
Todd Fischer
Peter Jacobsen
Kirk Triplett
Mark Brooks
Ted Purdy
Phillip Price
Luke Donald
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Paul Stankowski
Rich Barcelo
Arjun Atwal
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Ryan Palmer
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Greg Chalmers
Jay Delsing
Steve Friesen
Loren Roberts
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J.J. Henry
Jay Don Blake
John Senden
Matt Kuchar
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Tom Byrum
Danny Briggs
Mark Wilson
David Sutherland
Kevin Sutherland
Ken Duke
J.P. Hayes
Joe Ogilvie
Zach Johnson
Neal Lancaster
Robert Garner
Kevin Stadler
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Tom Kite
Ed Fiori
Morris Hatalsky
Allen Doyle
Bob Gilder
Larry Nelson
Bruce Summerhays
Don Pooley
Mark James
Vicente Fernandez
Dick Mast
Jirm Dent
Dave Stockton
Jerry Pate
Rodger Davis
Lonnie Nielsen
Graham Marsh
Bob Murphy
J.C. Snead
Rick Rhoden
Fuzzy Zoeller
Sam Torrance
Bob Eastwood
Doug Tewell
Jonin Harris
Mike San Filippo
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Davenport Downs Maleeva For Tokyo Women's Title
Lindsay Davenport defeats Magdalena Maleeva 6-4 6-1 to win the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. In doubles, Cara Black and Rennae Stubbs beat Elena Likhovtseva and Magdalena Maleeva 6-0 6-1. USA leads Austria 5 0 in World Group playoffs with other ties noted. In Daytona qualifying, Biffle tops the field with 188.387 mph. Pro football Pro Bowl totals in Honolulu feature NFC 55, AFC 52.
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Coe Dominates Cedar Rapids Dual In Wrestling Meet
Coe College topped Dubuque at Cedar Rapids 38 0 in a Sunday wrestling event. Sean Pear Tech fall Pablo Calderon 20 5 and Kenny Ware pinned Eric Honda 4 25 for major points, while Adam Reid pinned David McCue 27 and Nick McTee pinned Pete Elmhurst 4 34.
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Sean Pear
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Bobby Larson
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Chad Cook
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Kenny Ware
Eric Honda
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Pete Elmhurst
Prep wrestling fairfi teams fairfield 184 138 5 mount 7
Fairfield dominates at 184 and 138 weight classes with strong showings. Mount Washington grapplers show competitive performance in a tight dual meet with multiple pins and decisive wins.
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Saturday ILD Invitational at Fairfield results
Fort Madison finished with 229 points followed by Marion 182 Ottumwa Pleasant 115 Keokuk 112 and Hiawat 09. In 103 pound class Russ Weakley FM pinned Mark Katzenburger F. Jose Morataya W defeated Kyle Doherty FM 6 3. Doyle Bohr W defeated Tom Walliasper 4 2. Cody Blazek M pinned Greg Steffensmeier MP 2 41. Andrew Hanson O defeated Joe Swanson M 7 5. Adam Kuzimski F defeated Austin Conway M 21 15. Paul Reid FM pinned Derek Fye O 45. Nathan Nicholson O defeated Brent Kiustrom FM 13 11. Ben Hektoen F pinned Trevor Coffey FM 2 24. Adam Foreman F pinned Eric Pollpeter FM 1 38. Gordy Johnson FM pinned Eric Stetfes M 3 48. Dan Rhodes M defeated Tyler Liechty MP 6 4. Sam Smith F defeated Drew Heit FM 5 2. Garren Stacy F pinned Chris Lebert F 1 24.
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Russ Weakley
Mark Katzenburger
Jose Morataya
Kyle Doherty
Doyle Bohr
Tom Walliasper
Cody Blazek
Greg Steffensmeier
Andrew Hanson
Joe Swanson
Adam Kuzimski
Austin Conway
Paul Reid
Derek Fye
Nathan Nicholson
Brent Kiustrom
Ben Hektoen
Trevor Coffey
Adam Foreman
Eric Pollpeter
Gordy Johnson
Eric Stetfes
Dan Rhodes
Tyler Liechty
Sam Smith
Drew Heit
Garren Stacy
Chris Lebert
WM tennis suffers dual loss at Kalamazoo
Western Michigan swept singles in a 7 0 win at Kalamazoo Michigan with Pathalali Malempati and Orozco all winning while additional WM doubles wins came from Pathanjali French and Grupp Orozco. In Wisconsin Whitewater Invitational Luther beat Iowa Wesleyan 4 3 and Luther routed Wis Oshkosh 7 0 while Whitewater defeated Luther 6 1.
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Chaitu Malempati
Tommy Dennis
Sebastian Delgado
Jose Orozco
Jonny Hoak
Brady Crosby
Walter Valarero
Erik Lindroos
Aaron Schaechterie
Justin Kates
Scott Elwell
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Iowa Colleges Edge Florida International Softball 1 0
In a college softball game on the state field, Iowa Colleges secured a 1 0 victory over Florida International. The pitcher held FIU to a lone run while Iowa Colleges pushed across the deciding score late in the contest.
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Women’s Track at Husker Invitational In Lincoln
Florida’s Kimberli Barrett leads shot put with 38 2 and Kamesha Marshall from Iowa places 2 3 in various field events. Nebraska’s Ineta Radovica wins long plus triple jump while Iowa’s Tiffany Johnson and others post top marks in sprints hurdles and relays.
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Kimberli Barrett
Florida
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Lowa
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Nebraska
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Carri Long
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Iowa and Nebraska lead in Saturday men's track meet
At Lincoln Nebraska the meet showcased top marks across field and track events. Carl Myerscough of Nebraska won shot put with 67 10 while Keith McBride of Purdue claimed weight throw at 70 4. Milo Bookman of Kansas ran 20 97 in 200 and Dmitri Milkevics of Nebraska led 800 in 1 48 75.
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Chris Voller
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Mitch Potter
Minnesota
Juan Coleman
Iowa
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Josh Tweedy
Mile
Tom Lancashire
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James Bowler
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Weekend Pro Sports and College Coaching Moves Across Leagues
NBA actions include Pacers activates Bender and Brezec placed on IR. Clippers sign Barnes for season.Heat activate Butler and Zhi Zhi placed on IL. Jazz signs Moore to a 10 day. WNBA Fever announces Washington and Henning retires. Arena Football adds Gru den extension. NHL Islanders name Goring assistant coach. ECHL Cyclones trade while Pensacola recalls Artuhkin. Reading Royals recall Garrow. CHL Amarillo signs Desloover. College notes include Central Florida naming McCarthy receivers coach and Florida A&M resigning interim AD Lee il. Fresno State suspends Pettis. Mississippi State inks Stansbury to four-year extension.
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Sonja Henning
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Butch Goring
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Jade Galbraith
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Jamie Herrington
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Evgeny Artuhkin
Hershey
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David One
San Diego Gulls
Mike Garrow
Cincinnati
Amarillo Gorillas
Jason Desloover
College Central Florida
D.J. McCarthy
Colorado
Chris Hollis
Brian Daniels
Jack Tipton
Sammy Joseph
Florida A&m
J.R.E. Lee Il
Fresno State
Terry Pettis
Mississippi State
Rick Stansbury
Bowling League Scores and Cedar Rapids 600 Tournament Results
The Cedar Rapids Bowling Center hosts several leagues with high scores by Matt Langguth and Mark Bennett Jr. in Trojans and May City Majors led by Larry Hall. Cedar Rapids 600 Tournament results include Ferne's Monogram at 2743 and Clarion 2671 with multiple individual and doubles standings.
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Ah Bridiey Schmidt
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College baseball Sunday results across conferences show varied scores
South Florida Central Florida defeated Florida International 8 to 6 while Coastal Carolina beat Delaware State 7 to 2. Florida routed Gardner-Webb 8 to 4 and Florida Southern edged Wingate 8 to 6. Georgia Southern won 8 to 3 over High Point, Jacksonville over Bethune-Cookman 7 to 6, and Louisiana Tech topped McNeese State 9 to 3. Savannah State 5 Norfolk State 4, Southern University 14 New Orleans 4, Texas State 6 Texas San Antonio 5 in 10 innings, Texas State Corpus Christi 17 to 5. California beat Long Beach State 3 to 1, Cal State Fullerton downed UNLV 14 to 6, Cal State Northridge 8 Hawaii, Stanford 10 Fresno State 3.
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NHL allstar style East West game box score report
East and West teams traded goals in three periods with penalties none. Scoring leaders include Aucoin Jagr Sakic Alfredsson and Kovalchuk Naslund Bertuzzi and Doan. Goaltenders Brodeur Theodore Turco Vokoun Roloson recorded saves as crowds reached 19 434.
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NBA Sunday results and box scores across the league
Lakers edgeMagic? Actually Lakers 98 Orlando 96. Indiana 97 over Miami 91. Portland 95 over Seattle 85. Memphis 99 over Minnesota 98. Sacramento 115 over Denver 92. New York 110 over L A Clippers 104. New Jersey 99 over Philadelphia 87. Toronto 84 over Golden State 81 in overtime. Tonight's games listed with matchups and locations.
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Heim presses on after severe car crash and coma
Ryan Heim, 22, a former Iowa wrestler, continues a slow recovery two years after a Jan 21 2002 head injury in a van crash near Tipton. Although driving, running short distances, and stair climbing improve, his left shoulder strength lags as he focuses on rehab and studies at the University of Iowa.
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Patriots decline option on Antowain Smith
Patriots do not exercise the option on Antowain Smith making him an unrestricted free agent. Smith, 31, led the team in rushing for three straight seasons and posted 642 yards last year after signing a five year 22 million dollar deal in 2002 following the Super Bowl win.
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