Evening high school hoops and pro schedules across several games
Saturday night sports schedule lists boys and girls basketball games at Cedar Falls City High Linn-Mar Dubuque Hempstead Washington Kennedy Xavier Prairie Marion Western Dubuque West Liberty Regina with 7 30 p m starts plus boys swimming and men and women college matchups Purdue Indiana Florida A M Alabama and more Pro tennis Australian Open quarters and pro hockey and basketball broadcasts with times ESPN ESPN2 FSC WGN and local contact details for the sports desk and results reporting lines.
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Prairie
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Solon
Danville
Lake Mills
Nashua-Plainfield
Newell-Fonda
Bowling Scene Recap From Local Centers
Weekly bowling results list top scores and standout performances across centers including May City Bowl TGIF Jeff Hanson 705 and P la n e t entries. Notables include Nick Joyce 239 and 616 at Boozers Primetimers Len Novak 184 and 509, and Friday Babes Peggy Shonka 183.
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Nick Joyce
al Shramek
Cathy Munson
Len Novak
Floyd Lillig
Marilyn Reynolds
Peggy Shonka
Mark Campbell
Daniel Pierce
Kathy Kitts
John Walker
Jeff Hanson
Trish Knutsen
Paula Ard
Castle Lanes
North Linn
Bob Jarvis
Pete Rothwisch
Dave McNabb
Twilighters
Joe Williams
Nick Kennedy
Carol Camenisch
Lancer
Jim Tippett
Cindi Tippett
Rick Tschiggfre
Rusty Edmonds
Monica Reeves
David Off
Deloris Sharp
Parish
Tim Chalupsky
Tim Canterbury
Susan Novak
Linda Jacobs
Lancer Jr/Sr
Scott Staub
Travis Legate
Ambyr Young
Amanda Legate
Aaron Ingalls
Quincy Bruce
Cylvia Engelhard
Kenzie Nissen
Happy Couples
Esther Rusch
Rich Kemme
Keith Clement
Sharon Man
Dan Klingenberger
Ron Munson
Kevin Walther
Dawn Barber
Colonial Lanes
Lone Tree
Seth Vidhamali
Lesa Bowles
Kelly Wright
Brian Crosset
Benny Rios
Christine Robbins
Sandy Schlote
Learard
Mick Nut
Penny Werling
Nite Owls
Mike Bogs
Sandy Briggs
Jim Olson
Brian Crossett
Theresa Schnoebelen
Bob Miller
Cris Severson
Diana Paulina
Hank Klein
Sac Espinosa
Carrie Espinosa
Colonial
Jerry Maye
Pat Johnson
Adam Evanovich
Brian Bernhardt
Kathy Rios
Starr Jennings
Matt Piere
Cynthia Rios
Casey Racena
Colonial Lassies
Connie Slater
Hawkeye
Andy Meander
Knights of Columbus
Don Hull
Mike Shaw
Bob Olney
University Club
Becky Ross
Sandy Parmetter
Young and Restless
Terry Crompton
Tricia Schooley
UCLA Sets NCAA Record With 61st Straight Win
On January 27 1973 UCLA led by Bil Walton defeated Notre Dame 82 to 63 to extend the Bruins streak to 61 games. Walton scored 16 points pulled down five rebounds and blocked ten shots as the record surpassed San Francisco 1956 mark.
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Bil Walton
Notre Dame
San Francisco
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NHL Hockey Scores and Results From Weekend Action
Sunday Vancouver beat Nashville 4 0. Monday New York Rangers 5 Florida 2. Detroit 2 Dallas 2. Prolific scorers include Jagr Leetch Nedved and Holmstrom with overtime none. Vancouver Nashville and Dallas Detroit Vancouver matches detailed with period by period scoring and goalies noted.
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Florida
Detroit
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Chicago
Washington
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Late Night NBA Scores From Cleveland to Salt Lake
Recap of multiple1980s style box scores with teams including Orlando Cleveland Portland Washington Miami Milwaukee San Antonio Minnesota Denver and L A Clippers. Highlights feature star performances by McGrady Boozer James Garnett and Cassell among others.
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Sprewell
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Madsen
White
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el Pet
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Phoenix
Utah Stars Fall To Clippers In Tough NBA Fourth
Utah battled L A Clippers in a high tempo game. Kirilenko Arroyo Ostertag and Bell led Utah while Maggette and Brand paced the Clippers. Final score 98 93 with Utah hitting 32 of 73 shots and Clippers 32 of 44 from the line.
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House
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L.A. Clippers
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Brand
Texas 62 Texas Tech 61 in OT at Lubbock
Big 12 clash ends 62 61 in OT as Texas defeats Texas Tech after a tied regulation. Key players include Buckman and Boddicker for Texas and Jackson and Marshall for Tech with 1 250 attendance reported.
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NCAA Scores Roundup From Missouri Valley To Atlantic
A compact recap of college basketball results including Missouri Valley matchups where Missouri Valley teams beat Evansville 77 59 and Western Illinois 75 over Southern Utah 58. Other notable scores include Wake Forest 69 over North Carolina 67 and Indiana Pur due to Fort Wayne 82 8.
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Xavier,Rounds Prairie In Tight Missouri Valley Showdown
Prairie 46 Xavier 50 in a low scoring game with Prairie leading early 46 to 50 final. Key players include Cain for Prairie with 13 rebounds and Covington and Mitchell for Xavier delivering scoring. Team fouls reached 24 for Xavier and 13 for Prairie.
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Beth Samek
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Baseball Free Agents List Highlights Big League Moves
The free agent rundown shows American League teams linked with Eric Owens Albert Belle Ellis Burks Scott Erickson and others while National League teams pursue Mark Grace Darren Bragg Greg Maddux Ivan Rodriguez and more. Key names across positions underscore a busy market with multiple teams seeking upgrades at catcher infield and pitching.
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Eric Owens
Baltimore
Albert Belle
Hector Carrasco
Scott Erickson
Boston
John Burkett
Cleveland
Ellis Burks
Terry Mulholland
Detroit
Matt Walbeck
Kansas City
Jose Lima
Graeme Lloyd
Tom Prince
Jamey Wright
New York
Antonio Osuna
Seattle
Joan Mabry
Mark McLemore
Tampa Bay
Travis Lee
al Martin
Toronto
Mike Bordick
Arizona
Mark Grace
Raul Mondesi
Atlanta
Darren Bragg
Darren Holmes
Greg Maddux
Chicago
Mark Guthrie
Eric Karros
Troy O'Leary
Dave Veres
Colorado
Darren Oliver
Florida
Ivan Rodriguez
Agueth Urbina
Houston
Orlando Merced
Brian Moehler
Ron Villone
Los Angeles
Andy Ashby
Ron Coomer
Rickey Henderson
Fred McGriff
Montreal
Wil Cordero
Jose Mercedes
Todd Zeile
Pedro Astacio
Jay Bell
Philadelphia
Jose Mesa
Dan Plesac
Pittsburgh
Pat Meares
Jeff Reboulet
St. Louis
Joe Girardi
Lance Painter
Russ Springer
Garrett Stephenson
An Francisco
Andres Galarraga
Transactions Move Several MLB NBA NFL and NCAA Coaching Changes
A dense ledger details Red Sox claim of Reyn aldo Garcia from Texas while Rockies sign Shawn Chacon to a one year deal. Mets trade Jaime Cerda to KC for Shawn Sedlacek. NBA notes include Steven Justman named VP global media and NBA TV and multiple coaching changes across Cavs Timberwolves Nets Hornets. CFL NBA ABA and NHL items listed with trades signings recalls and suspensions. College moves include Pitino medical leave at Louisville and extensions for UNI Tennessee UCLA and Winthrop coaching staff reshuffles.
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Boston Red Sox
Reynaldo Garcia
Texas
Colorado Rockies
Shawn Chacon
N.Y. Mets
Jaime Cerda
Kansas City
Shawn Sedlacek
Louisville
Rick Pitino
Northern Iowa
Greg McDermott
Tennessee
Pat Summit
UCLA
Dino
Darrah Metz
Bucks Edge Spurs On Duncan Nonfinish At Milwaukee
In a dramatic finish the Bucks beat the Spurs 93 92 after officials waved off a game winning dunk by Tim Duncan as replays showed he still held the ball when the light signaled the end. Michael Redd led Milwaukee with 21 points while Tony Parker had 26 for San Antonio.
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Tim Duncan
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San Ene Spurs
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Nets Fire Byron Scott. Frank to Coach Interim
East Rutherford New Jersey Byron Scott was fired as Nets coach after four seasons. Assistant Lawrence Frank will run the team through the season and Brian Hill was added as assistant. The Nets, who sold for 300 million to Bruce Ratner, moved toward Brooklyn. Jason Kidd clashed with Scott after a 47 point loss.
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National Basketball Associa
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Marc Tres
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Jason Kidd
Memphis
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Jagr Stars In Home Debut For Rangers In 5-2 Win
Jaromir Jagr three points in his New York home debut lift the Rangers past the Florida Panthers 5-2. He assisted on Brian Leetchs game winner and scored a third period goal with Nedved Messier and Barnaby also scoring to snap a slump. Byron Ritchie and Kristian Huselius scored for Florida.
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