Sportsday schedules for Friday night prep games
Multiple high school boys and girls basketball games listed with 7 30 pm starts at Kennedy Linn Mar Iowa City West Washington Dubuque Senior Xavier Waterloo East Jefferson Waterloo West Prairie West Branch Regina Marion West Delaware City High Dubuque Hempstead Also listed are a boys basketball set Jefferson City High West Delaware Marion West Branch Regina and a boys swimming meet Bettendorf at Washington and Iowa City West, a college wrestling match Tennessee Chattanooga at Iowa State, a women's swimming meet Iowa State vs Lehigh in Fort Lauderdale Florida a pro soccer note and the FedEx Orange Bowl matchup Oklahoma vs USC plus contact details for the sports desk and hotline numbers.
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Kennedy
Linn-Mar
Iowa City
Washington
Dubuque
Xavier
Waterloo
Jefferson
Waterloo West
Prairie
West Branch
Regina
Marion
West
Delaware City High
Dubuque Hempstead
City High
West Delaware
Bettendorf
Iowa City West City High
Muscatine College
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Iowa State
Lehigh
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Crandic
Jefferson White
Linn-Mar Red
Jefferson Blue
Linn-Mar Black
Kennedy Green
Kennedy Gold
Washington Bio
Xavier Navy
LLC
West Green
West Gold
Xavier Silver
Prairie Orange
Washington Red
Prairie Black
City High White
City High Red
Mississippi Valley Confernece
Jefferson 40
Dubuane Senior
Waterloo East
Dubuque Wahiert
Iowa City West
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Garner-Hayfield
New Hampton
Turkey Valley
North Tama
Don Bosco
Iowa
Burlington
All Kennedy
1.C. West
Dubuque Senior
Dubuque Wahlert
Pro football playoff schedule listing by date and network
Wild Card games on January 8 include St. Louis at Seattle and the New York Jets at San Diego. January 9 features Denver at Indianapolis and Minnesota at Green Bay. Divisionals on January 15 and 16, Conference Championships January 23, and the Super Bowl February 6 in Jacksonville between the AFC and NFC champions.
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St. Louis
Seattle
N.Y. Jets
San Diego
CBS
FOX
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Toronto
Ste Tania
Cleveland
Detroit
Indiana
Chicago
Wil
San Antonio
Houston
New Orleans
Northwest
Minnesota
Utah Nu
Pacific
Lakers
Clippers
Golden State
Orlando
Boston
Charlotte
Miami
Memphis
Utah
Denver
Philadephia
Milwaukee
Washington
Phoenix
Sacramento
L.A. Lakers
2004-05 Bowl Glance: Sugar Bowl and Orange Bowl matchups
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans Auburn versus Virginia Tech with payouts of 11 to 14 million and key plays by Vaughn and Randall. Orange Bowl in Miami features Southern Cal and Oklahoma both 12-0, with late scoring, stats for Randall, Campbell, and multiple receivers.
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Virginia Tech
Miami
Southern Cal
Oklahoma
KCRG
Randall
Imoh
Humes
Hamilton
R.brown
Ca. Williams
J.campbell
Hyman
Morgan
Royal
King
Clowney
Mazzetta
Harper
Taylor
Mix
Ca.Williams
Wallace
Aramashoda
New Orleans
Fumbies
Virginia Tech Eneeresneven
Strong Comeback Fall Lands 108 105 Victory for Celtics
Boston tops New Orleans 108 to 90 led by Paul Pierce 19 and Gary Payton-like 23 from R. Davis. New Orleans duel featured B. Davis 18 and Dickau 10 as Boston dominates with 49 rebounds to 34 assists.
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Nation
Rogers
P.brown
B.davis
Smith
Andersen
Dickau
Nachbar
Harrington
Frene
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LaFrentz
Blount
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Perkins
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Big Ten Loyola Marymount beat
Iowa Stout. Midwest college results show Loyola Marymount defeated Minnesota 93 to 67 in Minneapolis and Oklahoma State topped Texas A&M Corpus Christi 86 to 61 in Corpus Christi. Illinois State lost to Northern Iowa 75 to 55 at Cedar Falls.
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Thomas
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Stewart
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Women’s basketball results across Monday games
A wide slate shows Northern Iowa 65 over Southwest Missouri State 65? note: actually Northern Iowa 65 beat Southwest Missouri State 55. Other matchups include Colorado Mines 67 over Upper Iowa 40, Chicago 80 over Blackburn 52, Detroit 62 over Loyola of Chicago 56, Missouri-Rolla 85 over NW Missouri St. 64, St. Cloud St. 81 over Bemidji St. 72, and Wisconsin Green Bay 69 over Wright St. 54.
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Centenary
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Murray St
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Jenni Linger
Kari Koch
Nicole Lehman
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Tiff Terwell
K.C. Cowgill
Assieton Ndoye
Tahnee Balerio
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Traci Oliendieck
Tara King
Amy Helle
Southwest Missouri State
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Northern Iowa 22 UTC 16 in college wrestling duel
In a Monday dual meet Northern Iowa defeated UTC 22 to 16. Matches featured John Davis UTC dec. Alex Dolly 14-4 at 184 pounds and Sean Stender UNI pinned Josh Ward at 197. Other results include Wes Taylor UTC dec. Michael Shedek 6-4 OT and Jeremy Meyer UNI dec. Javier Maldonado 9-3.
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ALLS
Northern Iowa
Sttanooga
John Davis
UTC
Alex Dolly
Sean Stender
UNI
Josh Ward
Wes Taylor
Michael Shedek
Matt Pitts
Chris Helgeson
Jeremy Meyer
Javier Maldonado
Michael Keefe
C.J. Ettelson
Jeff Harrison
Wayne French
Chris Bitetto
Tech
Jake Harris
Jon Sioredas
Nick Baima
Eric Hauan
Justin Tis
Trans actions BASEBALL and other pro sports moves
Transaction summaries across leagues include Indians selling INF Erick Almonte to Nippon Ham of Japan, Yankees signing RHP Tanyon Sturtze for one year, and marketing appointments at three firms. Phillies appoint Greg Gross hitting coach for Batavia. Cavaliers announce Dan Gilbert’s purchase. Warriors place Najera on injured list and acquire Cabarkapa for two second rounds. Clippers waive Penney. Hornets activate Rogers. Nets waive Iso. Suns activate Voskuhl. Falcons place Layne on injured reserve. Ravens announce Cavanaugh resignation. Bears sign multiple players to reserve futures list. Davidson fires wrestling coach Jaworsky.
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Inf
Erick Almonte
Nippon Ham
Japan
New York Yankees
Tanyon Sturtze
Deborah Tymon
Michael Tusiani
Philadelphia Phillies
Greg Gross
Batavia
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National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Dan Gilbert
Gordon Gund
Golden State Warriors
Eduardo Najera
Zarko Cabarkapa
Phoenix
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Kirk Penney
New Orleans Hornets
Rodney Rogers
Corsley Edwards
Wa Jersey Nets
Jerome Iso
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Jake Voskuhil
Atlanta Falcons
George Layne
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Matt Cavanaugh
Chicago Bears
Derrick Ballard
Carl Diggs
Ryan Dinwiddie
Jamin Elliott
Carl Ford
Ben Johnson
Ron Johnson
Kareem Kelly
A.J. Ricker
Fred Russell
Nicholas Setta
Cliff Washburn
Greg White
Davidson
T.J. Jaworsky
Panthers Sweeps Dual Over Chattanooga to Stay Close
Northern Iowa edged Chattanooga 22 16 in a college wrestling dual as UNI earned five wins including a 149 pound major from Jeff Harrison a 157 pound tech fall by Chris Bitetto and a 174 pound major by Eric Hanan to pull ahead. Sean Stender added a 197 pin for UNI while Chattanooga led by John Davis 184 earned a major. The Panthers head to a noon Saturday double dual with Virginia Tech and Eastern Illinois at the West Gym.
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Jeff Harrison
Tech
Chris Bitetto
Eric Hanan
Harrison
Bitetto
Panthers
Chattanooga
Jon Sioredas
Nick Biami
Hanan
UNI
Sean Stender
University of Iowa
Terry Brands
John Davis
Virginia Tech
Eastern Illinois
West Gym
Run for Larry charity run rescheduled in Cedar Rapids
The seventh annual Run for Larry in Cedar Rapids will take place Saturday near Bever Park splash pad. The five mile non competitive event starts at 10 a.m. with no entry fee. donations go to the Cedar Valley Humane Society. In memory of Larry Fauchier, a runner and volunteer who died in 1997. For details call 551 0057.
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Larry
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Cedar Valley Humane Society
Larry Fauchier
Kernels Hall of Fame Class of 2005 inductees announced
Four individuals were named to the Cedar Rapids Baseball Club Hall of Fame Class of 2005. Tait Cummins Al Smith Fred Mims and Hal Trosky will be inducted at the Kernels Hot Stove Banquet on February 10. Smith played for Cedar Rapids Indians in 1952 and sits on the club’s board. Mims appeared with Cedar Rapids Astros in 1973 1974 and is an associate athletics director at the University of Iowa. Trosky a Norway Iowa native spent 11 MLB seasons with the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox after playing for the Cedar Rapids Bunnies in 1931.
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Gazette
Tait Cummins
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club Hall of Fame
Cummins
al Smith
Fred Mims
Hal Trosky
Kernels
Smith
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Cedar Rapids Indians
Mims
Cedar Rapids Astros
University of Iowa
Trosky
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Norway
Iowa
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
IHSBCA Announces 2005 Award Winners
The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association names Dan Pomeroy of Coon Rapids 2005 President’s Award recipient for 20 years of service. The banquet Feb 5 at Cedar Rapids Crowne Plaza Five Seasons Hotel will honor him along with other awardees and hall of fame selections including Ray Antischel, Gary Christiansen, Phil Lebo, Robert Primrose, Steve Stumpff, and Lee Toole.
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Dan Pomeroy
Coon Rapids
Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association
Pomeroy
Ihsbca
Crowne Plaza
Five Seasons
Cedar Rapids
Dick Naughton
Harold “Pinky
Primrose
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