Area State Today Baseball Substate and Softball Finals
Washington faces Jefferson at 7 p.m. in 4A Substate while Clear Creek Amana plays Xavier and Anamosa meets Marion at 7 p.m. in 3A Districts. Fort Dodge hosts Softball State Championships as Midwest League action includes C R Kernels at Great Lakes at 6:05 p.m. and a Prime Time League basketball game at North Liberty Recreation Center at 6 p.m.
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Washington
Jefferson
Clear Creek Amana
Xavier
Anamosa
Marion
Fort Dodge
C.R. Kernels
Great Lakes
North Liberty Recreation Center
Television sports schedule for cycling and ball events
The slate lists Stage 10 of the Tour de France at 6 a.m. followed by the 2008 State Farm Home Run Derby at 7 p.m. on Major League Baseball coverage ESPN Pro tennis semifinal at Campbell's Hall of Fame 7 p.m. and All-Star Celebrity Softball at 9 p.m. on CSN. Evening sports include the PBA Team Shootout on ESPN2 at 10 p.m. and prep lacrosse All-America Game on ESPN2 at 10:30 p.m. Tape broadcasts cover later poker and television blocks.
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Tom Dwan
Phil Hellmuth
Mike Baxter
Allen Cunningham
Guy Laliberte
David Peat
Sprint Cup at Joliet results and standings update
Kyle Busch leads the LifeLock.com 400 at Joliet with 267 laps and 195 prize money. Jimmie Johnson and Kevin Harvick follow in second and third, with full top 40 listed and race statistics including speeds laps leaders and points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, ii
Ioland Spea
Ky.Busch
C.edwards
J.gordon
G.biffle
B.vickers
T.stewart
M.truex
Mkenseth
M.truex Jr
O.earnhardt Jr
J.burton
J.johnson
M.kenseth
K.harvick
K.kahne
D.hamlin
MLS Saturday Results and Upcoming Games
MLS results include Chicago 2 Toronto FC 2 and Real Salt Lake 2 Columbus 0. Upcoming matches show Kansas City at Columbus July 17 7 p.m. and San Jose at Toronto FC July 19 2 p.m. plus Real Salt Lake at Chicago 7 30 p.m. Also bowling scores from Westdale Bowling Center Bud Bowl and Pizza and a Pitcher events.
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Chicago
Toronto FC
Real Salt Lake
Columbus
Kansas City
San Jose
Westdale Bowling Center
Ryan Johnson
Paul Andreasen
Alycia Andreasen
Jesus Perez
Sandy Perez
Kim Perez
New England
Chicago D.C. United
New York Kansas City
Chivas USA
Houston
Caw
Tle
Amateur softball district II tournament finals and qualifiers
At Kirkwood Softball Complex CJ's 5 defeated Tallgators 4 in the winners final while Storm beat Emil's Deli 6 4 in the losers bracket. CJ's also won the open state qualifiers with Tallgators and Storm advancing along with Emil's Deli. Individual honors include Tournament MVP Matt Usher of CJ's and Golden Glove Josh Spang of Storm.
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Kirkwood Softball Complex
Tallgators
Storm
Emil
Deli
Cj's
Emil’s Deli
Gilligan's
Star Bar
Hupp Toyota
JV Truckshine
Freno & Sons
Roto Rooter
Complete Home Repair
Arrow Express
Adam Schulte
Greg Pegump
Eric Smith
Joe Werling
Emil's
Mike Bruner
Matt Mackey
Matt Usher
Josh Spang Storm
Citation Wins Hollywood Gold Cup First Millionaire Horse
On July 14 1951 Citation became the first horse to win a million dollars in a career by claiming the Hollywood Gold Cup by four lengths in Inglewood California. Citation retires after the race with earnings of 1 085 760 from 45 starts, missing the money only once.
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Citation
Inglewood
Calif Citation
Jacques Anquetii
Eddie Mathews
Astros
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Candlestick Park
Houston
Giants
Hank Aaron
Mike McCormick
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Kathy Baker
Judy Clark
Wee
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Minor League Hockey Scores and Tonight Schedule
Sunday results include Cedar Rapids 8 Great Lakes 4 and Kane County 10 South Bend 4. Fort Wayne 2 Wisconsin 1. Dayton 8 Beloit 7 with susp. game 4 3. Lansing 5 Burlington 4. Clinton 8 Quad Cities 4. Tonight Cedar Rapids at Great Lakes 6 05 p.m. and other matchups listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Great Lakes
Kane County
South Bend
Peoria
West Michigan
Fort Wayne
Wisconsin
Lansing
Burlington
Clinton
Quad Cities
Dayton
Beloit
Susp
Blue Jays
Reds
Tigers
Padres
Dodgers
Cubs
Twins
Angels
Royals
Rangers
Cardinals
Athletics
Mariners
Prep baseball substate playoffs many host sites listed
The schedule lists 7 substate semifinals across Sioux City Fort Dodge Clinton Davenport and other sites. It also shows 3A district finals across multiple districts with venues at LeMars Spirit Lake Forest City Waverly Decorah and more. Byes are noted for several teams.
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LeMars
Sergeant Bluff-Luton
Sioux City
Heelan
Spirit Lake
Storm Lake
Estherville-Lincoln
Forest City
Webster City
Clear Lake
Waverly
Wartburg
Waverly-Stiell Rock
Charles City
Decorah
Delwein
Crestwood
Manchester
Western
C.R. Xavier
Maque
Anamosa
Marion
Mount Pleasant
Fort Madison
Centerville
Fairfield
van Horne
Williamsburg
Benton
Pella
Weekend MLB and sports moves across multiple teams
Major league and minor league rosters see promotions and DL placements. Boston adds Bowden to 15 day DL while Lugo also goes on DL. Dustin Richardson activated. Lowrie recalled. Indians buy Ginter, Slocum sent to Buffalo. Angels recall Moseley, send Rodriguez to Salt Lake. Reds recall Bailey, Harang placed on 15 day DL. Astros sign Castro. Phillies recall Bisenius, Swindle optioned. Pirates sign Klinger, Sanchez to Indianapolis. Padres sign Tekotte. WhiteWings sign Trevino. Clint Smith retires. Arenas re-signs with Wizards. Lecavalier extension. numerous minor league game scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Michael Bowden
Julio Lugo
Dustin Richardson
Cincinnati Reds
Homer Bailey
Louisville
Aaron Harang
Houston Astros
Jason Castro
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe Bisenius
Lehigh Valley
R.J. Swindle
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brent Klinger
Romulo Sanchez
Indianapolis
SAN Diego Padres
Blake Tekotte
Pro basketball results and tonight schedule snippet
NBA scores show Seattle 70 Los Angeles 52 and Sacramento 105 Phoenix 97 Washington 69 Connecticut 64 Chicago 79 Atlanta 66. Tonight San Antonio at Los Angeles 9 30 p.m. Tuesday New York at Connecticut 6 p.m. San Antonio at Phoenix 8 p.m. Arenabowl Philadelphia vs San Jose 2 p.m. Sunday July 27 in New Orleans. Saturday results Iowa 76 Quad City 53 Manchester 53 Mahoning Valley 27 Albany 41 aa 36 South Georgia 55 Oklahoma City 34 Lexington 55 Green Bay 54 Arkansas 66 Tulsa 54 Tennessee Valley 73 Daytona Beach 21 Central Valley 72 Texas 4 Boise 59 Florida 47 Corpus Christi Rio Grande 7 30 p.m Amarillo Tri Cities 9 pn.
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Warton
Kyle Busch
Toyota
Jimmie Johnson
Chevrolet
Kevin Harvick
Greg Biffle
Ford
Tony Stewart
Brian Vickers
Matt Kenseth
David Ragan
Martin Truex Jr
Ryan Newman
Dodge
Jeff Gordon
Elliot Sadler
AJ Allmendinger
David Reutimann
Kasey Kahne
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Mark Martin
Juan Pablo Montoya
Jeff Burton
Scott Riggs
Jamie McMurray
Clint Bowyer
Dave Blaney
J.J. Yeley
Robby Gordon
Paul Menard
Jason Leffler
Kurt Busch
Bobby Labonte
Patrick Carpentier
Reed Sorenson
Carl Edwards
Casey Mears
Regan Smith
Bill Elliott
Michael Waltrip
Sam Hornish Jr
Terry Labonte
Joe Nemechek
Denny Hamlin
Travis Kvapil
David Gilliland
Michael McDowell
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Angela Stanford
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In-Kyung Kim
Lorie Kane
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Mhairi McKay
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Marisa Baena
Allison Fouch
Deere Run final results at the John Deere Classic
FedEx Cup points listed for the John Deere Classic at Deere Run Silvis Illinois. X won on the first playoff hole with 4500 points and a $756 000 prize followed by a large field including K Perry and B Adamonis with $369 600 each and multiple top finishers with scores 268 to 283 and prize money varying by placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvis
X-K. Perry
B. Adamonis
J.williamson
Charlie Wi
W. McEnzie
C. Campbell
K. Sutherland
Jeff Gove
W. Austin
J.P. Hayes
Cam Beckman
Brian Gay
Craig Kanada
W. Taylor
Bob Tway
Scott Sterling
Ken Duke
Tim Petrovic
Jerry Kelly
John Riegger
Tim Clark
D. Lutterus
Garrett Willis
A. Baddeley
Todd Hamilton
Dean Wilson
Kent Jones
Paul Claxton
Brian Davis
Rich Beem
Philip Francis
Ted Purdy
Steve Marino
Gavin Coles
Jonathan Byrd
Jason Day
Bubba Watson
Chez Reavie
Ryan Armour
Jim McGovern
Nick Flanagan
Andrew Buckle
Joe Ogilvie
Glen Day
Ron Whittaker
Marco Dawson
Jon Mills
P. McLachlin
Chris Stroud
Patrick Sheehan
Bart Bryant
Nathan Green
Mark Wilson
Zach Johnson
Scott McCarron
Dan Forsman
Ryan Moore
Jamie Lovemark
Chris Riley
Eric Axley
Din Park
N. Thompson
Billy Mayfair
Bob Sowards
Heath Slocum
J. Parnevik
Chad Collins
Local Golf Parent Child Tournament at Airport National
Flight winners named for nine holes with Nathan and Tyler Blattner scoring 33. In the eighteen holes championship Bill and Shon Elam posted 62 to win. Jim and Jared Berger finished first in nine holes with 69 and Todd and Bryce Prokop 74 for second.
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Airport National
Nathan and
Tyler Blattner
Bill and
Shon Elam
Jim
Jared Berger
Todd
Bryce Prokop
Nine Stage Results From Bagneres de Bigorre Largely
The ninth stage of the Tour de France in Bagneres de Bigorre lists Riccardo Ricco winning in 5 hours 39 minutes 28 seconds. Efimkin and Dessel followed within a minute. Overall leader Kim Kirchen sits at 36 hours 7 minutes 19 seconds with Evans six seconds behind.
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Bagneres-de-Bigorre
France
Pyrenees
Toulouse
Riccardo Ricco
Italy
Saunier Duval- Scott
Vladimir Efimkin
Russia
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Cyril Dessel
Kim Kirchen
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Team Coumbia
Cadel Evans
Australia
Silence-Lotto
Christian Vandevelde
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Stefan Schumacher
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Rabobank
Alejandro Valverde
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Caisse d'Epargne
Stiin Devolder
Belgium
Quick Step
Oscar Pereira
Samuel Sanchez
Euskaltel-Eus- Kadi
Carlos Sastre
CSC Saxo Bank
Frank Schieck
Andy Schieck
Bernhard Kohl
Austria
Maxime Monfort
Cofidis
Damiano Cunego
Lampre
Mikel Astarloza
Tadei Valiavec
Slovenia
Roman Kreuziger
Czech Republic
Liquigas
Christian Knees
Team Milram
Marzio Bruseghin
Stroke of Stuttgart crowns Del Potro in straight sets
Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina defeats Richard Gasquet of France 6-4 7-5 to win the Stuttgart singles title. Kas and Kohlschreiber of Germany win the doubles 6-3 6-4 over Berrer and Zverev.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Juan Martin del Potro
Argentina
Richad Gasquet
France
Christopher Kas
Philipp Kohlschreiner
Michael Berrer
Mischa Zverev
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