Sportsday schedule features district tours and college games
Xavier at Marion and Northern Iowa at Wichita State lead a busy 3A 1A district basketball slate. Mount Mercy eyes Midwest Classic title in La Crosse Wisconsin. Pittsburgh at Boston College Oklahoma at Texas New Mexico at Nevada Las Vegas game times vary on ESPN. Billiards Pro Tour tape delayed on ESPN2. Contact sports desks listed for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Marion
Northern Iowa
Wichita State
Mount Mercy
la Crosse
Wis
Lown
Pittsboro
Texas
Pittsburgh
Boston College
ESPN
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Nevada-Las Vegas
Pro tennis seeds and results from Dubai Scottsdale Acapulco
Results from ATP Dubai and Scottsdale events with top seeds Federer and van Liubich losing sets, Damm and Stepanek defeating Bjorkman and Santoro, Arthurs beating Ancic, Bryan brothers prevailing in doubles, and Pennetta edging Cervanova in Acapulco. Also mentions minor notes from Wichita and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATP
Dubai
Uae
Dubai Stadium
Roger Federer
Switzerland
van Liubich
Croatia
Mastinin Madecinnshty
Scottsdale
Ariz
Wayne Arthurs
Australia
Mario Ancic
Bob and
Mike Bryan
United States
Paul Hanley
Toms Wins Match Play Championship In San Diego
David Toms defeats Chris DiMarco 6 and 5 in the final at La Costa Resort and Spa Carlsbad California to capture the Match Play Championship. Geoff Ogilvy leads the field at the Chrysler Classic in Tucson with a playoff win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Calif
la Costa Resort & Spa
David Toms
Chris DiMarco
Tucson
Ariz
Geoff Ogilvy
M.calcavecchia
Kevin Na
Steve Stricker
Doug Barron
Aaron Baddeley
Billy Mayfair
Brent Geiberger
Kevin Sutherland
J.m.olazabal
Kevin Stadler
Todd Fischer
Danny Briggs
Jo@ Ogilvie
Lucas Glover
Darren Stiles
Brian Gay
H. Tanaka
Gavin Coles
Corey Pavin
Ted Purdy
Brett Wetterich
Craig Bowden
A.oberheiser
A.gutschewski
Ariun Atwal
John Rollins
Kent Jones
Bob Estes
Kim Carter
D.J. Trahan
Omar Aresti
Scott Simpson
Tom Scherrer
R.thatcher
Phillip Price
Carlos Franco
Paul Gow
Qlin Browne
Jason Allred
Ryan Imada
Harrison Frazar
Gene Savers
John Huston
Esteban Toledo
Bob Tway
David Frost
Bob Burns
Michael Allen
Jason Bonn
Oven
Dan Forsman
Brian Davis
Brendan Jones
Rob Rashell
Notah Begay Ill
Glen Day
Garrett Willis
Jeff Hart
Ryan Dillon
Robin Freeman
Baseball stars suspended for drug abuse by commissioner
On February 28 1986 baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth suspended Dave Parker Cincinnati Reds Keith Hernandez New York Mets Joaquin Andujar Oakland Athletics Lonnie Smith Kansas City Royals Enos Cabell Los Angeles Dodgers Jeff Leonard San Francisco Giants and Dale Berra New York Yankees for one year for drug abuse. After conditions are met suspensions are reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ueberroth
Dave Parker
Cincinnati Reds
Keith Hernandez
New York Mets
Joaquin Andujar
Oakland Athletics
Lonnie Smith
Kansas City Royals
Enos Cabell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jeff Leonard
San Francisco Giants
Dale Berra
New York Yankees
NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Race Results and Standings Summary
NASCAR Nextel Cup race results list Greg Biffle first for Ford with 250 laps and $288,650. Jimmie Johnson second and Kurt Busch third, with multiple drivers earning varying purses. Race stats include time 3 hours 34 minutes 45 seconds and margin of victory 0.231 seconds. Lead changes 26 among 14 drivers and standings show Busch leading with 340 points. NHRA results follow with winners Tony Schumacher John Force Allen Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Biffle
Ford
Jimmie Johnson
Chevrolet
Kurt Busch
Jamie McMurray
Dodge
Curl Edwards
Kevin Harvick
Mark Martin
Elliott Sadier
Ryan Newman
Rusty Wallace
Dale Jarrett
Mike Bliss
Bobby Labonte
Ken Schrader
Sterling Marlin
Scott Wimmer
Tony Stewart
Kyle Petty
Jeff Burton
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Brian Vickers
Casey Mears
Kyle Busch
Travis Kvapil
Mike Wallace
Matt Kenseth
Jeff Green
Jeremy Mayfield
John Andretti
Jeff Gordon
Kevin Lepage
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Scott Riggs
Dave Blaney
Robby Gordon
Terry Labonte
Jason Leffler
Michael Waltrip
Joe Nemechek
Kasey Kanne
Ricky Rudd
Randy LaJoie
Bill Elliott
B.vickers
G.biffle
K.petty
R.lajoie
M.kenseth
C.edwards
J.mayfield
J.green
M.martin
J.nemechek
J.johnson
K.harvick
K.busch
E.sadler
T.stewart
R.wallace
S.marlin
J.gordon
Tony Schumacher
Morgan Lucas
John Force
Ford Mustang
Ron Capps
Dodge Stratus
Allen Johnson
Ron Krisher
Chevy Cavalier
Rodger Brogdon
David Rampy
Greg Luncack
Jimmy DeFrank
Jody Lang
Chevy Malibu
Jeff Lee
AMX
Sheldon Gecker
Dick VanderMeer
Mark Yeager
Nova
James Boyce
Sunday NBA results and upcoming city matchups
The day with scores from across the league includes Toronto 108 at LA Lakers 102 and Denver 94 at New Orleans 93. Other results feature Sacramento 110 over Washington 108 and Miami 112 over Orlando 103. Tonight mirrors multiple games across major markets and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
L.A. Lakers
New Jersey
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Seattle
Utah
Houston
Sacramento
Washington
Denver
New Orleans
Miami
Orlando
Boston
Phoenix
UT Minnesota
Portland
Detroit
Golden State
LA. Clippers
Atlanta
San Antonio
New York
Dallas
L.A. Clippers
Memphis
Indiana
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Chicago
College basketball scores and notes from Sunday action
A long recap covers games at Milwaukee Orlando and Portland with multiple teams including Cleveland New Jersey Miami Orlando Denver New Orleans and Minnesota. It lists player stats team totals rebounds assists fouls and technicals along with attendance figures and game locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Portland
van Exel
Patterson
Frahm
Stoudamire
Telfair
Minnesota
Garnett
Ratliff
Szczerbiak
Johnson
Cleveland
McInnis
Harris
James
New Jersey
Carter
Kidd
Best
Vaughn
Robinson
Kgauskas
Silas
Gooden
Traylor
Denver
New Orleans
Russell
Anthony
Boykins
Miller
Buckner
Dickau
Smith
Jacobsen
Nachbar
Andersen
Claxton
Vroman
Camby
Elson
Martin
Freezfest Run at Marion Yields Fast Times and Winners
Running Saturday Freezfest at Marion produced overall and age group winners. Amy Carder topped the women’s field at 20 40 with Laura Landherr 22 16 in the 19 and under, Elizabeth Wiebold 22 43 in 20 24, Maggie Kemp 24 03 in 25 29, and Phil Kauder led men at 16 30 with Michael Alexander 18 06 in 19 and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
L.A. Lakers
Butler
Odom
Milm
Bryant
Atkins
Grant
Cook
Jones
Brown
Waiton
Medvedenko
Totals
Rose
Bush
Araujo
Peterson
Alston
Marshall
Bonner
Palacio
Murray
Walton
Odor
East Rutherford
N.J
Cleveland
James
Gooden
Kgauskas
Newbie
McInnis
Diop
Traylor
Harris
Snow
Pavlovic
New Jersey
Carter
Collins
Krstic
Vaughn
Kidd
Robinson
Mercer
Best
Smith
Campbell
Washington
Sacramento
Williamson
Songaila
Miller
Mobley
Bibby
K.thomas
House
Evans
Skinner
Jamison
Haywood
Hayes
Arenas
Profit
E.thomas
Ruffin
Blake
Amy Carder
Laura Landherr
Elizabeth Wiebold
Maggie Kemp
Raelynn Lamparek
Denise Langhoff
Jane McGee
Cindy Luse
Claudia Scott
Mary Johnston
Beth Mentzer
Phil Kauder
Michael Alexander
Alec Taylor
David Moyes
Drew Bach
Miike Kabela
Mike Newhouse
Daryl Julich
Tom van Berkum
Jim Shimek
Jerry Elsen
Wisconsin Wins Fast Meet at West Lafayette In Indoor Track
At West Lafayette Indiana multiple teams competed with Wisconsin posting 144.5 points while Indiana took 105.5 and Illinois 96. Michigan 88 Minnesota 80 Ohio State 49 Purdue 47 Penn State 37 Michigan State 32 Iowa 22. Nedzad Mulabegovic led shot put 64 5.4. Aarik Wilson won long and triple jumps for Indiana. Matt Tegenkamp led 5000 and Sean Jefferson the mile for Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Ind
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Penn State
Michigan State
Iowa
Nedzad Mulabegovic
Ken Kemeny
Aarik Wilson
Brad Gebauer
David Bollinger
Mark Langlois
Bryant Howe
Matty Geirman
Bryan Duby
Adam Hamilton
Matt Tegenkamp
Nick Willis
Sean Jefferson
David Neville
Zach Digney
Abe Jones
Zachery Glavash
Trammel Smith
Anthony Cole
Ricky Pinkney
Travis Brandstarter
Ryan Niver
Women's track crown goes to Michigan at Ann Arbor
Michigan leads the meet at Ann Arbor with 130 points followed by Illinois 117.5 and Minnesota 79 as Rosalind Goodwin of Ohio State headlines field events and Lindsey Gallo of Michigan tops the 5 000 seeded race. Team results list Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota, Penn State and Ohio State in top five.
Weekend Transactions Across Baseball Basketball Football and Soccer
Orioles agree to terms with seven players on one year deals including Bigbie Majewski Maine Bakers Riley Whiteside and Young. Isringhausen signs a three year deal with the Cardinals. Heat place Steve Smith on injured list and activate Laettner. Knicks sign Jackie Butler. Bears sign Muhsin Muhammad to six year deal. Browns name Scherer quarterbacks coach and Trott defensive assistant. Arena League signings include Grand Rapids Harris and L A Avengers. Chivas USA acquires Douglas Sequeira from Real Salt Lake for 2007 second round pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Larry Bigbie
Val Majewski
John Maine
Aaron Bakers
Matt Riley
Eli Whiteside
Walter Young
St. Louis Cardinals
Jason Isringhausen
Basketball National Basketball Association
Miami Heat
Steve Smith
Christian Laettner
N.Y. Knicks
Jackie Butler
Chicago Bears
Muhsin Muhammad
Cleveland Browns
Rip Scherer
Bob Trott
Arena Football League
Lee Rattlers
Danny
Grand Rapids Rampage
Aundrae Harris
L.A. Avengers
Deportivo Chivas USA
Douglas Sequeira
Real Salt Lake
Reee
Arena Football Standings and Results Summary
Central Division led by Colorado and Grand Rapids with strong PF totals. Late results include Las Vegas 40 Nashville 32 and Colorado 58 Los Angeles 40. Friday and weekend schedule lists Austin Las Vegas and San Jose Orlando matches with kickoff times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Nashville
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
San Jose
Arizona
Dallas
New York
Philadelphia
Columbus
Georgia
New Orleans
Orlando
Tampa Bay
Austin
Indoor Track and Field U S Championships Boston Finals Results
Top finishers include Mardy Scales Nike 60 in 6.61 seconds and Walter Davis Nike 56 9 in triple jump. Other strong marks feature Bershawn Jackson Nike 46.05 in 400, Danielle Carruthers Nike 7.95 in 60 hurdles, Shani Marks unattached 44 9 in triple jump, Amber Antonia New York AC 12 55 69 in 3000 walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardy Scales
Nike
Joshua Norman
Aaron Armstrong
Hurdies
Joel Brown
Anwar Moore
David Payne
Bershawn Jackson
James Davis
Ashton Collins
Kevin Hicks
Florida A&m
Richard Smith
Joel Legare
Brad Walker
Tommy Skipper
Oregon
Paul Litchfield
Walter Davis
Kenta Bell
Chris Hercules
Angela Daigle
Muna Lee
Me'Lisa Barber
Danielle Carruthers
Sheena Johnson
Hylens Fountain
Dee Dee Trotter
Adidas
Mary Danner
Maisha Pinkard
Hampton
Shani Marks
Nicole Whitman
Simidele Adeagbo
Team XO
Hazel Clark
Alice Schmidt
Kameisha Bennett
Amber Antonia
New York AC
Joanne Dow
Deborah Huberty
Major men’s college basketball notches in midwest action
Indiana edged Michigan State 78 74 in overtime at Bloomington while Wisconsin beat Ohio State 64 56 at Columbus. Kansas defeated Oklahoma State 81 79 in Lawrence, and Missouri rivals North Carolina topped Maryland 85 83.
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Indiana
Michigan St
Wisconsin
Ohio State
North Carolina
Maryland
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Wake Forest
Virginia
Villanova
Georgetown
Midwest
Bowling Green
Miami
Ohio
Ind
Texas-Pan Am
N. Iminois
Bail St
UCLA
Notre Dame
Wright
Wes Boise
Louisiana Tech
Bloomington
Michigan State
Anderson
Davis
Brown
Neitzel
Ager
Hill
Trannon
Torbert
Bograkos
Rowley
White
Vaden
Wilmont
Strickland
Ewing Jr
Hardy
Suhr
Ratliff
Kline
Michigan
Lawrence
Kan
J Graham
McFarlin
Lucas
Bobik
Curry
S.graham
Crawford
Simien
Moody
Langford
Miles
Giddens
Hawkins
Kaun
Lee
Jackson
Women's college basketball scores and bracket notes
Big Ten results include Iowa 56 over Indiana 53 and Ohio State 69 over Penn State 58. Missouri Valley lists Mines St 66 over S Illinois 59 and SW Missouri St 79 over Wichita St 50. AP Top 25 shows LSU 76 over Florida 52 and Duke 68 over North Carolina 77. Southeast updates feature numerous conference games and a March dual team tournament bracket in Iowa events.
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BIG Ten
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio State
Penn State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley Mines
Georgia
Midwest DePaul
Marquette
Richmond
Dayton
Xavier
St. Bonaventure
East Canisius
Siena
Delaware
Hofstra
Drexel
William & Mary
Duquesne
Fordham
George Washington
la Salle
Maris
Rider
Niagara
Manhattan
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
St. Peter's
OWA
Southwest Missouri State
Toledo
North Florida
Illinois-Chica
Wichita State
Illinois State
Michigan State
Nebraska
Michigan
Iowa; April 13 — Northern Illinois
North Dakota State
Northern Iowa
Western Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Minnesota
Illinois-Chicago
Minois
USHL Schedule Highlights Lincoln Omaha Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls
Lincoln visits Omaha with 7 05 a m start while Cedar Rapids plays Sioux Falls at 7 05 p m on Wednesday. Lincoln Des Moines and Green Bay Waterloo clash at 7 05 p m Thursday. Indiana and Omaha meet at 7 05 p m as Sioux Falls visits Tri City at 7 05 p m. Saturday Cedar Rapids heads to Omaha and Chicago visits Waterloo at 7 05 p m while Sioux City plays Tri City and Indiana meets Lincoln at 7 05 p m. Sunday Lincoln travels to Sioux Falls at 6 05 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
Des Moines
Green Bay
Waterloo
Indiana
Tri-City
Chicago
Sioux City
Waterloo Nu
x-Omaha
Girls Basketball Iowa Tournament Schedule Dates
A garbled schedule lists Class 1A 2A 3A quarterfinals and semifinals from March 7 to March 12 in Des Moines. Matchups include Treynor vs Rockwell-Swaiedale Bellevue Marquette vs Manila, Charter Oak-Ute vs, Colo-Nesco, and others with times ranging 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. across multiple courts and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rejnday
Treynor
Rockwell- Swaiedale
Bellevue
Marquette
Manilla
Charter Oak-Ute
George Little Rock
Colo-Nesco
Pella Christian
North Butler
Tipton
Tri-Center
Tonight's Iowa high school basketball substate and district pairings
Tonight at 7 pm a slate of Class 4A substate quarterfinals, Class 3A district semifinals, and Class 1A district semifinals features Cedar Falls versus Waterloo West, Johnston versus Boone, Oskaloosa versus Indianola, New Hampton versus Crestwood, Waukon versus Decorah, Delwein at Waverly-Shell Rock, Independence at West Delaware, Western Dubuque at DeWitt Central, Maquoketa at Anamosa, Vinton-Shellsburg at Dubuque Wahlert, Xavier at Marion, Mount Vernon at Washington, Clear Creek Amana at Davenport Assumption, Keokuk at Mount Pleasant, Fairfield at Fort Madison, South Tama at Benton Community, Buchanan at Dunkerton, Valley Community at Elkader Central, Falls NU High at BCLOW Waterloo Walnut Ridge at alpur nett, Central at Prince of Peace, Iowa Mennonite at HSV, Keota at Lone Tree, and more. The card shows wide district action across multiple locations with teams carrying varying records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Wat. West
Johnston
Boone
Oskaloosa
Indianola
New Hampton
Crestwood
Waukon
Decorah
Delwein
Waverly-Shell Rock
Independence
West Delaware
Western Dubuque
DeWitt Central
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Vinton-Shellsburg
Dubuque
Wahlert
C.R. Xavier
Marion
Mount Vernon
Washington
Clear Creek Amana
Davenport
Assumption
Keokuk
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Fort Madison
Williamsburg
Pella
South Tama
Benton Communi
Pe Buchanan
Dunkerton Valley
Elkader Central
MVC Miss. Conf
All
Linn-Mar
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Waterloo East
Iowa City High
Xavier
Dubuque Hempstead
MVC Valley Conf
Iowa City West
Jue Wahlert
Cedar Rapids Washington
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Waterloo West
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Wamac Conf. All
Dyersville
Beckman
Benton Community
Waterloo Columbus
Don Bosco
Ni Cent
All Crestwood
Charles City
Avila and Mount Mercy Open Busy College Baseball Schedule
The schedule lists Avila 5-7 and Mount Mercy 2-9 play Sunday, with a string of games from March through June. The slate includes nonconference matches at Southwest Missouri State and Illinois State, regional showdowns against Michigan State Nebraska and Michigan, and postseason play culminating in College World Series venues in Jacksonville and Bradenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville University
Jacksonville
Fla
North Florida University
Bradenton
Veterans Stadium
Cedar Rapids
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Jaxon Brigman
Camilo Villegas
Kim Felton
Scott Weatherly
Joe Kribel
Greg Kraft
Jon Mills
Scott Sterling
Jett Gove
Pat Bates
Ricky Barnes
Mahal Pearce
Dan Olsen
Cerrevine
Andrew Tschudin
Jarrod Lyle
Tony Christie
Charley Hoffman
Jim Rutledge
Jason Schultz
Nathan Green
Mathew Goggin
Chris Campbell
Barry Cheesman
Ryan Haller
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David Mckenzie
Matthew Ecob
Vance Veazey
Tir O’neil
Jim McGovern
Gold Coast
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Karrie Webb
al Miyazato
Japan
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Veronica Zorzi
Nikki Campbell
Linda Wessberg
Lu Hsiao-chuan
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Tiffany Joh
R.hetherington
Nhra Checker Schuck
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Lewis
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Stockman
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Mississippi
Mississippi St
U.S. Cellular Center
Noon — Waverly-Shell Rock
Noon
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Lewis Central
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Pe Oe
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Wes Cberry
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MCC
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Schleswig
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Ankeny
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Falls NU High
Bclow
Walnut Ridge
Alpurnett
I Central
Prince of Peace
Bellevue Marquette
Iowa Mennonite
HSV
Keota
Lone Tree
Avila
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