Mount Mercy and National Catholic Tourney in Dubuque
Area slate lists Mount Mercy vs National Catholic Tournament game in Dubuque at Da temen's basketball venue. Also dog racing at Waterloo Greyhound Park with first and second shows at 1 and 7:30 pm.
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Mount Mercy
Dubuque
Waterloo Greyhound Park
High School Baseball Goodwill Series TV Slate
Television slate lists a Goodwill Series baseball game Japanese All Stars versus USA West in States All Stars with a tape delay. ESPN covers Penn State basketball live at 6 p.m. Purdue at North Carolina and Phoenix Suns at Atlanta on different channels. NBA Pistons visit Mavericks and Alan plays at New Mexico with live coverage. Boxing White versus Ryan heavyweight features on ESPN in a tape air at 2 a.m.
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Phoenix Suns
Atlanta
Purdue
North Carolina
Aor
Bee
Francisco
WGN
Weber State A
Montana
NBA
Detroit Pistons
Dallas Mavericks
TNT
Alan
New Mexico
White
Ryan
Tennis results from Wednesday featuring Gilbert and van Rensburg
Rodolphe Gilbert of France defeated Cristo van Rensburg of South Africa 6-4 6-3 in a pro tour match. Germany's Carl-Uwe Steele beat Sandon Stolle 4-6 6-2 6-3. Bryan Shelton of Huntsville Alabama beat Karsten Braasch 7-6 with 7-5 tiebreak. Thomas Enavist of Sweden defeated Horst Skoff 6-3 1-4 6-3 in a three set match. In the Danone Queensland Open at Brisbane Australia Magdalena Maleeva and Kristin Godridge advanced as Radka (4) and Niox-Chateau fell. Debbie Graham defeated Cristina Tessi while Rachel McQuillan and Nicole Provis won matches.
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Rodolphe Gilbert
France
Cristo van Rensburg
South Africa
Carl-Uwe Steele
Germany
Sandon Stolle
Australia
Bryan Shelton
Huntsville
Ala
Det Karsten Braasch
Thomas Enavist
Sweden
Horst Skoff
Austria
al Brisbane
Claudia
Default Radka
Czechoslovakia
Niox-Chateau
Debbie Graham
Fountain Valley
Calif
Cristina Tessi
Rachel McQuillan
Nicole Provis
Kimberly Po
Roting Hills
Local Youth Tennis Matches Highlight Mixed Results Across Age Groups
Julie Bassman and Kathryn Miller led Des Moines players in 8-under singles with Bassman winning 6-2 6-1. Other age brackets featured close finishes including 12-under Amanda Johnson’s comeback 4-6 6-0 6-3 and 7-6 tiebreakers. Lord of doubles events saw Miller-Miller and Lindeman-Weber secure decisive wins.
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Julie Bassman
Des Moines
Kathryn Miller
Kimberly Buchan
Waterloo
Jenni Ruff
Cedar Fails
Kendra Lindeman
Cedar Rapids
Mandi Jo Weber
Mechanicsville
Amanda Johnson
Bettendorf
Jennifer Faust
Dubuque
Susan Miller
Gyan Shrosbree
Elenor Wells
Fairfield
Kimbery Buchan
Sara Starbuck
Notable AFL and NFL championship moments listed
A sequence of milestone moments from 1961 to 1982 highlights: George Blanda leads the Oilers to a 24-16 AFL title over the Chargers with three TD passes, a field goal and extra points. Packers claim third title in five years on a snowy Lambeau field despite Browns. Bernischke lifts Chargers over Dolphins in overtime. Miami tops Nebraska 31-30 in the 50th Orange Bowl after a late defensive stand.
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Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
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Rolf Bernischke
San Diego Chargers
Miami Dolphins
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Nebraska
Ken Calhoun
Turner Gill
Jeff Smith
Tom Osborne
Feliciano and Barber headline mixed boxing bids on two shows
Boxing cards feature Pedro Feliciano challenging Scotty Olson for the USBA flyweight title at Bally’s Reno. At The Palace Auburn Hills Leeonzer Barber defends the WBO lightweight belt against Anthony Hembrick, with Oba Carr facing Erskine Wade in a junior welterweight bout.
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Reno
Nev
Pedro Feliciano
Puerto Rico
Scotty Olson
Las Vegas
Feliciano
USBA
the Palace
Auburn Hills
Mich
Leeonzer Barber
Detroit
Anthony Hembrick
Barber
Oba Carr
Erskine Wade
Junior Welters
Pro Football Late Results and Schedule
Tuesday scores Raleigh 93 Mid-Michigan 83 Wichita 111 Nashville 100. Wednesday no games. Tonight Albany at Greensboro Nashville at Huntsville Louisville at Memphis. Saturday Atlanta at Washington 11:30 a.m. Houston at Denver 3 p.m. Sunday Kansas City at Buffalo Dallas at Detroit 3 p.m. Conference Championship Sunday Jan 12 AFC and NFC titles. Super Bowl Sunday Jan 26 at Minneapolis AFC vs NFC.
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Mount Mercy Overtakes Seattle In Tourney Opener
In Dubuque Mount Mercy defeats Seattle 84 to 75 to highlight the opening rounds of the women's Catholic tournament. St. Francis drops a 61 to Sabre Mount Mercy advantage built in second half.
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Basketball season shifts into 1991 92 college play
The college basketball year opens with conference play and TV schedules. Big Eight leads non conference success while Kansas State and others struggle. Meantime teams like Michigan State Syracuse Alabama Birmingham and Texas show strong starts as the season narrows toward March Madness.
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Tyson contributes 7500 to NY tragedy victims families
Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson donated 7500 to families affected by the City College of New York panic at a celebrity basketball game. Tyson said he left as the crowd became unruly and he saw injuries. Eight people died and dozens were injured in the stampede at the sold-out event.
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Mike Tyson
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City College of New York
Mowery Runner-Up in Fiesta Bowl Tennis
Heather Mowery of Cedar Rapids, a Kenne dy freshman, won her first three matches in the Fiesta Bowl girls 14 and under event then dropped two matches. Seeded seventh, she finished seventh after losing 6-3 6-2 to Jennifer Momis of California in the sixth place match, and she posted a 13-14 record across seven national tournaments this season.
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Heather Mowery
Cedar Rapids
Jennifer Momis
California
Mowery
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