Alliant Energy Fifth Season 8K Race Schedule
The 20th annual Alliant Energy Fifth Season 8K is set for Monday at 8 am on a course starting May's Island and finishing at the Alliant Energy Building. Runners can enter for 22 dollars through Sunday or 25 dollars Monday. children's runs are 6 dollars. Last year's winners were Eric Chirchil and Silvia Skortsova with event records held by Keith Brantly and Kris Idle.
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Race records prize boosts at fifth season 8K race
Race director Mike Regan announces a doubled prize for breaking the race record to 1000 dollars as the 20th anniversary edition increases age group prizes from 56 to 70 and expands depth in five age divisions. The event honors Keith Brantly's 1988 22 38 record. Regan aims to grow out of town participation.
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Unlikely homer gives Marion twin bill split
Marion junior shortstop Eric Hanna hit a seventh inning homer to beat Dyersville Beckman 9 8 in game one. Nick Olberding pitched a six hitter and won game two 7 3 for Beckman while Hanna provided a confidence boost for Marion.
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Xavier Saints sweep City High as Zaugg returns in doubleheader
Cedar Rapids Xavier caps a softball doubleheader sweep over Iowa City High 11-0 and 5-0 at Bob Brusha Field. All-state returnee Chelsea Zaugg, back from a broken finger, sparked the offense with multiple hits while Raelyn Frett pitched strong one-hitters. The Saints improve to 24-14 overall and 12-6 in the MVC, as City High falls to 13-19 and 10-8 in league play.
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Renz draws bases-loaded walk for Kernels win
Cedar Rapids Kernels DH Jordan Renz fouled off a full-count pitch before drawing a game-winning 3-2 walk with the bases loaded in the eighth inning of a 6-6 tie, lifting the Kernels past Lansing 7-6 at Memorial Stadium. Reliever Jor dy Templet issued the decisive pitch as Kernels pitchers shut down Lansing late.
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Close vote may decide Olympic pick for 2012
IOC president Jacques Rogge says a tight ballot will determine the host city for the 2012 Summer Games. Five cities Paris, London, Madrid, Moscow, and New York compete with Paris favored in July 6 betting, while London and Madrid trail. Beijing’s Beijing 2008 bid is noted as a past example of a narrow win.
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