Area slate: high school baseball and softball schedule
Area baseball and softball games listed with Linn Mar Kennedy Jefferson City West Xavier Marion Cascade City High City High Washington Decorah Wilton Regina Wilton and Midwest League game CR Kernels at West Michigan note 5 30 pm 7 pm 5 pm 2 30 pm 6 pm times and matchups across several venues.
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Linn-Mar
Kennedy
Jefferson
Towe City West
Xavier
City High
Marion
Cascade
Washington
Om. Prairie
Lowe City West
Decorah
Regina
Wilton
CR Kernels
West Michigan
Michigan
Tigers
Fort Wayne
Padres
Soun Bend
Wisconsin
Mariners
Clinton
Reds
Kane County
Marlins
Peoriax-Beloit
Brewers
Quad City
Twins
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
White Sox
Reayeb Ae Dera Ie
Peoria
Fort Wow
South Bend
West
Dayton
Betolt
Lansing
Beloit
TV Slate Sports Schedule Highlights and Matchups
Wimbledon fourth round tape delay at 10 am on KWWL and noon on TNT. Pirates visit Cubs at 1 20 pm with FSC tape. Gold Cup women’s third place and final slated across ESPN networks. Expos at Braves at 5 0 am. Liberty vs Rockers at 6 15 pm on TBS. White Sox at Royals at 7 pm with Gold Cup final set for 7 pm on ESPN.
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Wimbledon
KWWL
TNT
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Fsca
TBA
ESPN
Monreal
Bos
Atlanta Braves
TBS
WNBA
New York Liberty
Cleveland Rockers
Espn Major League Baseball
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
France and Italy draw in OT at Rotterdam showdown
In the European Championship Hampionship final in Rotterdam France defeated Italy 2 0 after extra time to claim the title.
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Hampionship
Rotterdam
Netherlands
France
Italy
Tour de France Stage Two Results Loudun France
Unclear text lists cyclists and teams with stage times all at same time or near. Notable names include Vainsteins Kirsiouu Fontanelli Hoffman Livingston Voe, Millar Jalabert Ullrich Olano Borgheresi and Voigt across teams Festina Telekom Once Banesto Credit Agricole AG2. Overall standings show Millar and Jalabert among leaders with several riders seconds behind.
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Loudun
France
Tor Steels
Belgium
Mapel
Tutan Coreen
Australia
Credit Agricole
Rk Hepel Gorveans
Telshor
Romans Vainsteins
Latvia
Vini Cal- Girola
Marcel Wust
Germany
Festina
Dario Pieri
Italy
Sacco
Robbie McEwen
Mercatone Uno
Tristan Hoffman
Netherlands
Memorycard
David Millar
Britain
Cofidis
Laurent Jalaber
Jan Ullrich
Telekom
David Canada
Spain
Alex Zulle
Switzerland
Banesto
Ekimov
Russia
A Simone Borgheresi
Mercatone
I. Mammon
Abraham Olano
Once
Joseba Beioki
Jens Voigt
David Plaza
Gilles Maignan
Nicolas Jalabert
Track and field results from Britain and United States
A compiled list of sprint and field event results with athletes from Britain and the United States. Top finishers include Jason Gardner and Vince Henderson in 100 meters, Christian Malcolm and Curtis Perry in 200 meters, and Colin Jackson leading 110 hurdles with times and places across multiple events.
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Jason Gardner
Britain
Vince Henderson
United States
Darren Campbell
Christian Malcolm
Curtis Perry
Marion Devonish
Kevin Little
Danny McCray
Leonard Byrd
Jamie Baulich
Derrick Peterson
James McCray
Rich Kenan
Mile
John Mayock
Matt Dixon
David Krummenacker
Colin Jackson
Dominique Arnold
Tony Dees
Chris Rawlinson
Maurice Mitchell
William Porter
Charles Austin
Matt Hemingway
Ben Challenger
Nathan Leeper
Tony Washington
Casey Malone
Bob Weir
Steve Backiey
Tom Pukstys
A States
Mick Hill
Amateur Softball Standings From Local Open Play
The listing shows multiple amateur softball results with teams such as A-1 Quality Screen Printing Monticello Sports Budweiser The Graphic Edge Victor's Sports Club and Paddy O Rourke's. Scores include 9 6 8 4 9 7 5 6 2 12 9 7 11 3 8 5. The format indicates a season with several matchups across venues like Monticello and Paddy O Rourke's Stadium.
Wimbledon Today Feature Matches on Centre and Court 2
Top seed Pete Sampras meets Jonas Bjorkman on Centre Court while Jennifer Capriati faces Lindsay Davenport. Other mains feature Hingis vs Huber, Seles vs Sanchez Vicario, Henman versus Philippoussis, and Williams sisters in action on Court 2 with Johansson Rauier and more.
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Pete Sampras
United States
Jonas Bjorkman
Sweden
Jennifer Capriati
Lindsay Davenport
Tim Henman
Britain
Mark Philippoussis
Australia
Martina Hingis
Switzerland
Anke Huber
Germany
Monica Seles
Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario
Spain
David Prinosii
Andre Agass
Senior Open at Saucon Valley leads with Hale Irwin champion
Hale Irwin won the Pro Golf Senior Open at Bethlem, Pennsylvania, Saucon Valley par-71, earning $400,000 after a 66 71 65 65 267 total. Bruce Fleisher was runner up with $235,000 and a 270 total, as Tom Kite and Ray Floyd posted strong showings with top five finishes and large prize shares.
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Bethlenem
Saucon Valley
Hale Irwin
Bruce Fleisher
Tom Kite
Ray Floyd
Hubert Green
Tor Jenkins
Tom Watson
Jin Colbert
J.M Canizares
Ed Sabo
V Fernandez
Gil Morgan
Stewart Ginn
Larry Nelson
Graham Marsh
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Tewell
Fred Gibson
Chuck Moran
Butch Sheehan
Joe Inman
D Eichelberger
Tom Wargo
Waller Hall
Ea Dougherty
Greg Edwards
C.C. Rodriguez
CART GRAND PRIX NEWS HIGHLIGHTS OF CLEVELAND RACE
The report lists drivers and earnings from major auto racing events with results like Notah Begay Ill and Michael Andretti at Cromwell and Atlantic City while detailing times speeds and margins of victory. It notes the CART Series Marconi Grand Prix of Cleveland at Cleveland with Roberto Moreno and Kenny Brack as top finishers.
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Cleveland
Roberto Moreno
Ford Reynard
Kenny Brack
Sunday SUTLIFF 5K and NASCAR Busch results
Reading of a busy race weekend shows the Sunday SUTLIFF 5K near Suttiff with shifting laps and lead changes among Moreno and de Ferran, while NASCAR Busch Series Searus Diehard 250 at West Allis lists Jeff Green winning and a host of top finishers from Jeff Purvis to Kyle Petty. The Grand Prix of France at Magny Cours highlights Coulthard first with Hakkinen and Barrichello close behind, plus Tri-State Raceway and Winston Cup Pepsi 400 results at Daytona Beach.
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Vasser
Herta
An- Gretti
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Brack
Tracy
Montoya
da Matta
Papis
Carpentier
Tim Fi
Goodfellaz
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Goodfel
Jason Keller
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Elton Sawyer
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Goodfellow
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Merrill Lynch
Hank Parker, Jr
Kyle Petty
Jimmie Johnson
Ron Hornaday
Kevin Harvick
Kevin Grubb
J. Chris Legore
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Lowe City
Adam Pingel
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Brian Long
Hermie Sadier
Dar Rapids
Tim Saylor
Urbana
James Rens
Blaise Alexander
Chevroberger
Ene City
Marion
Dick Trickle
Bails
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Sylvan
Ralame
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Cedar
Mark Green
Rovids
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Janet Bull
Tony Raines
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Martin
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Jay Sauter
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Johnny Benson
John Andretti
Jerry Nadeau
Chad Little
Robert Pressley
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Kenny Wallace
Matt Kenseth
Wally Dallenbach
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Ken Schrader
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Sterling Marlin
Ed Berrier
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Scott Pruett
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Michael Waltrip
Jeremy Mayfield
Jarrett
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AL Schill JR
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al Schill Sr
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Steve Carlson
West Salem
Chevolet
Eddie Hoffman
Wheaton
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Greenfield
Travis Kvapil
Janesville
Jeff Kendall
Montello
Brian Hoppe
Madison
JR. Reading
South Bend
Ind
Tim Sauter
Necedah
Justin Diercks
Davenport
Johnny Span
Cedar Rapids
West Liberty Raceway
Gary Webb
Blue Grass
Steve Kosiski
Omaha
Darren Miller
Chadwick
Baseball and Football Team Transactions Across Leagues
The summary lists multiple player moves across MLB and CFL including signings and promotions. Notable items: Minnesota Twins sign LHP Jason Miller. Yankees activate RHP Roger Clemens. Reds place RHP Manny Aybar on 15 day DL. Cardinals promote Keith McDonald and move Scott Radinsky to 60 day DL. Padres activate Donne Wall and Woody Williams. CFL moves include Calgary Stampeders adding WR Daniel Disley, Edmonton Eskimos list multiple players on injured lists, and Montreal Alouettes add WR Mercury Hayes. NHL notes include Anaheim signing German Titov and Dallas Stars retiring Guy Carbonneau with other roster moves.
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Minnesota Twins
Jason Miller
New York Yankees
Roger Clemens
Todd Erdos
Toronto Blue Jays
Peter Bauer
Raul Tablado
Cincinnati Reds
Manny Aybar
Andy Larkin
Louisville
St. Louis Cardinals
Eli Marrero
Keith McDonald
Memphis
Scott Radinsky
San Diego Padres
Donne Wall
Woody Williams
Carlos Almanzer
John Roskos
Las Vegas
Calgary Stampeders
Daniel Disley
Troy Bailey
Brock Balog
Paul Bienkhorn
Marcus Bradley
Tanqueray Clark
Otis Floyd
Cameron Legault
Rohn Meyer
Kent Ring
Antonio Warren
Edmonton Eskimos
Tim Bakker
Craig Carr
Scott Deiber
Rob Harrod
Anthony Hicks
Jackie Mitchell
Pat Palmer
Sam Thomas
Rio Wells
Fred Bailey
Henry Williams
Matt Kellett
Jed Roberts
Marc Tobert
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Sandy Annunziata
Joe Becker
Pascal Cheron
Cooper Harris
Jason Jackson
Mike Duhasz
Lorie Kanu
James Maclean
George Massey
Frank Rocca
Obred Spanic
Joe Hagins
Donald Smith
Montreal Alouettes
Mercury Hayes
Kevin Alexander
Andre Bolduc
Henry Charles
Josh Cochran
Mundianvita Kazedi
Myron Newsome
Jason Richards
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Sheldon Napastuk
George Psofimis
Dermetrious Bendross
Ousmane Tounkara
Winnipeg Blve Bombers
Kevin Brown
Jeff Burrow
Matt DuBuc
Matt Elam
Grant Everett
Cory Philpot
Donald Ruiz
Eric Schwab
Cedric Stephens
Brian An Yet
Brien Clark
Joseph Rogers
Mitch Running
Alfred Shipman
Mike Eastwood
Tyson Nash
Marc Bergevin
Dallas Drake
Sean Hill
San Jose Sharks
Scott Thornton
Hole in One at Lowdon 120-Yard No.7 Shot
Scott Jackson of Stanwood aced the 120 yard No.7 hole at Lowdon 330 Club with an 8 iron. The reported ace highlights a standout round by a local golfer.
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Lowdon
Scott Jackson
Stanwood
Big seventh inning lifts Whitecaps to 3-2 win
West Michigan beat Cedar Rapids 3-2 as a seventh inning rally decided the game. Sankel Vargas driven in on RBI single, Corey Bennayes added another, Ramon Santiago scored on a sacrifice fly. Kernels suffered their eighth straight loss with six hits.
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West Michigan Whitecaps
Cedar Rapids Kernels
RBI
Sankel Vargas
Corey Bennayes
Ramon Santiago
Whitecaps
Kernels
Josh Shaffer
Phil Wilson
Heath Timmerman
Cedar Rapids
Fernando Rodney
West Michigan
Trade rumors weigh on Cubs star Sammy Sosa in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee, Sammy Sosa shows frustration amid trade speculation as Cubs negotiations stall. He doubts a contract extension will arrive, signaling he may be unwanted. The Cubs blew a one run lead to the Brewers as trade talks with New York fell apart and Justice moved to Cleveland.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Sammy Sosa
Sosa
County Stadium
Cubs
Brewers
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
David Justice
Union Station Lite wins 16-inch Open title in holiday tourney
Randy Meier hit a bottom of the seventh grand slam to lift Union Station Lite past Harvest Meat 74 in the 16-inch Open championship at the Budweiser Fourth of July Softball Spectacular Kirkwood Complex Cedar Rapids. Paddy ORourke's rallied from the losers' bracket to take 16-inch B Division 85 win over Coonrod. Monticello Sports Budweiser claimed three straight wins and edged Fran Gard Properties 6 5 in nine innings in Modified division.
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Cedar Rapids
Randy Meier
Union Station/Lite
Harvest Meat
Kirkwood
O’rourke
Coonrod
Monticello Sports/Budweiser
Fran-Gard Properties
Irwin wins second Senior Open in dramatic finish
The journeyman Irwin defeats Bruce Fleisher to claim the U S Senior Open title with a late surge and a 65 third round. Tom Kite shot 69 to finish third. Raymond Floyd and Hubert Green followed. Irwin overtook Fleisher after birdies on the early holes and held the lead with strong putting down the stretch.
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Fleisher
U.S
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Irwin
Bruce
No. 1
Tom Kite
Raymond Floyd
Hubert Green
Dave Stockton
Jim Thorpe
Hale
Kite
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