Evening prep schedule for Central Iowa high school games
Sportsday lists numerous prep baseball and softball matches across Davenport, Dubuque, Waterloo, and Cedar Rapids with kickoffs from 5 to 7:30 p.m. It also notes live and first-run broadcasts plus regional broadcasts of professional and college events including Pro Open golf, minor league action, swimming championships, Mets at Braves, Tigers at White Sox, WNBA, MLS All-Star, boxing matches, and contact details for the sports desk and stats line.
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C.R. Kennels
Burlington
Davenport West
Washington
Jefferson
Springville
Marion
Dubuque
Kennedy
Dubuque Hempstead
Prairie
Waterloo
Iowa City
Regina
Iowa Mennonite
Linn-Mar
Provolf
ESPN
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Seattle Storm
Connecticut Sun
US Sports Desk
Cedar Rapids
Sports Desk
WATS
Lowa City
Gazettecommunications.com
NASCAR Fines Crew Chief And Penalties For Unapproved Part
NASCAR fined crew chief Todd Berrier twenty five thousand and penalized driver Kevin Harvick and team owner Richard Childress twenty five championship points each for an unapproved part found before the Tropicana 400 on July 13. Haas CNC Racing named John Andretti as driver.
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Auto Racing
Nascar
Todd Berrier
Kevin Harvick
Richard Childress
Haas Cnc Racing
John Andretti
Minor League Baseball Player Stats and Team Standings Summary
Readable excerpts list leaders in batting pitching and fielding across minor league teams Cedar Rapids Quad City Beloit and others with Prince Fielder leading home runs and Prince Fielder also top slugger. Jon Connolly dominates pitching for West Michigan. Dale Thayer and Jason Wylie lead saves. Mel Stocker and Kennard Jones pace runs scored and stolen bases.
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Cedar Rapids
Quad City
Wisconsin
Beloit
Lansing
Peoria
South Bend
Dayton
Kane County
Battle Creek
West Michigan
Burlington
Clinton
Fort Wayne
Alberto Callaspo
Jesus Merchan
Quad
Brant Colarmino
Matt Lemanczyk
Kennard Bibbs
Juan Semesso
Cameron Coughlan
Mel Stocker
Erick Aybar
Prince Fielder
Gary Harris
Travis Hanson
Jon Nelson
Nate Gold
Sean Luelwitz
Victor Mendez
Sean Luekwitz
Reid Gorecki
Matt Hagen
Jayson Drobiak
Kennard Jones
E Yine
Jon Connolly
Jeff Housman
Kameron Lee
Gabe Ribas
Bill Murphy
Brian Whitaker
Jose Garcia
Cesar Jimenez
Joe Blanton
Kieran Mattison
Bobby Livingston
Dale Thayer
Jason Wylie
Matty Wilkinson
Pat Neshek
Ian Ostlund
Joel Zurmaya
Manny Parra
Dennis Sartate
Mark Carter
Drew Dickinson
Danny Christensen
Matthew Pender
Scott Tyler
Colt Griffin
Humberto Sanchez
Jonah Bayliss
Burington
Jared Doyle
T.J. Prunty
Jose Valdez
Tyler Adamczyk
Reds
Padres
y-Lansing
Cubs
Tigers
Yankees
Rangers
Brewers
Cardinals
Angels
Mariners
Twins
Royals
Farley Speedway UMP Late Models Summer Nationals Feature Results
Auto racing at Farley Speedway Tuesday UMP Late Model Summer Nationals with Pro Stock and Late Model divisions. Heat winners included Chris Simpson and Don ONeal. Consolation winner Pete Parker. Feature results saw Scott Bloomquist win, Jimmy Mars second, Billy Moyer Jr. third, Steve Francis fourth, Don ONeal fifth.
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Farley Speedway
Chris Simpson
Marion
Jeff Kennedy
Dubuque
Gary Crawford
Independence
Chad Simpson
Ty Kleiner
Potosi
Wis
Matt Bodman
Muscatine
Illinois
Don O'Neal
Martinsville
Ind
Johnny Johnson
West Burlington
Jeff Aikey
Cedar Falls
Pete Parker
Kaukauna
Jimmy Mars
Elk Mound
Scott Bloomquist
Mooresburg
Tenn
Mars
Billy Mover Jr
Batesville
Ark
Steve Francis
Ashland
O'Neal
District 1A and 2A District Results Across Iowa
District level summaries show multiple boys basketball results across Iowa venues. Scores feature teams such as Treated lineups includes Keota, Mt Danville, Lone Tree, WACO, Danville, Highland, New London, Farmington Harm ony, Cardinal Stritch, Durant, Lisbon, Central City, Don Bosco, North Tama, GMG, Marion, Pleasant Valley, Kennedy, Davenport Central, Davenport North, West, Jefferson, and Mount Vernon with standout performances and notable player stats noted for the day.
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Keokuk
New London
Farmington-Harmony
F.M. Aquinas
Cardinal Stritch
Mt Danville
Lone Tree
Waco
Danville
Highland
Payette
Sumner
Tripoli
Ed-Co
Fredricksburg
Metro
Iowa City
Davenport North
Jefferson
C. West
Dav. Central
Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Marion
Western Dubuque
Mount Vernon
Maquoketa
Ryan Belk
Ian Flynn
Mark Bennett
Justin Manson
W—Belk
L—Bennett
Traer Central City
Don Bosco
Brandon Jontz
Dustin Port
Schares
Phillips
Bloes
Beierschmidt
Jontz
L—Schares
Brandon Duckett
Central City
Wildcats
Ryan Murphy
Justin Nolting
Davenport Central
Summers Station
Grant Wulf
Steve Laster
Eric Schrauber
Adam Slager
Zack Anderson
W—Slager
L—Statton
Josh Townsend
CR. Jefferson
North Scott
West Des Moines Dowling
West Des Moines Valley
Muscatine
Sioux City North
Fort Dodge
Davenport West
Des Moines Lincoln
Linn-Mar
Decorah
Independence
Forest City
Spirit Lak
Albia
Carlisle
Missouri V
Cherokee
Red Oak
Clarinda
Clear Creek Amana
Mid-Prairie
Clayton Ridge
South Hamilton
Northeast
Williamsburg V7
Durant
Regina
West Liberty
Tipton
West Branch
Jefferson and Xavier headline scoring fray at Erusha Field
Jeff 2 2 and Xavier 1 1 in a high scoring ERA clash. Zimmer and Covington mixed in bat and error, Frett and Hugg lead Waterloo Columbus scoring. Marion edged by 17 to 3 with Thomas and Hall powering the offense. Contest shifts include Lisbon’s shutout and Solon’s late comeback win as district play moves forward.
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Marion
Waterloo Columbus
Katie Thomas
Megan Hall
Kristina McCusker
Ashley Sperry
Jena Hugg
W—Thomas
L—Mccusker
Wednesday MLS results and Saturday schedule with players
Dallas beat New England 2 0 on Wednesday as MLS action spilled into the midweek. Saturday’s card lists matchups including Iowa times San Jose at D C United at 3 p m Kansas City at Columbus 6 30 p m New England at Chicago 7 30 p m and MetroStars at Dallas 8 p m. In a St Andrews Wednesday game Scott Braver Matt McGaffey Ed von Hene Dan Malfoy Vaughn Even Lownet Mark Stevenson led 64 with Braver shooting 65 low gross. Steve Smith of Cedar Rapids carded a No 8 hole tee shot hole in one at 150 yards. Ron Haight of Austin made a No 9 hole second hole in one.
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San Jose
D.C
St. Andrews
Scott Braver
Matt McGaffey
Ed von Hene
Dan Malfoy
Vaughn Even Lownet
Mark Stevenson
Lowgross
Iowa
Jester Park
Jordan Weber
Bernard
John Danielson
Marshalltown
Dan Swomly
Hudson
Cullen Burich
Davenport
Nick Miller
Cedar Rapids
Michael Oimoen
Clear Lake
Kevin Eslick
Cedar Falls
Joe Bethel
Ankeny
Curt Chenowith
Des Moines
Chris James
Rob Rutt
Columbus Junction
Joe Wartick
Brian Allison
Johnston
Mike Hirsch
Dubuque
Jordan Frette
Mike Iam
Peosia
Sone
Troy Hottman
Nathan Leary
Waterloo
Dustin Drenth
Jed Dirksen
Hampton
Ryan Williams
Betten
Dustin Redding
Creston
Jordan Angell
Mason Ci
T.J. Widbin
Weaver
Ethan Astor
Clear
Wenyu Wang
Panora
Cody Schr Decor
Ryan McKilligan
Ames
Kyler Stahie
Solon
Jack Griffin
Zach Monson
Anthony Long
Bettendorf
Greg Pohlmann
Eldridge
Michael Wetrich
Ottumwa
Michael McCunniff
Blake Jensen
Robby Bruns
Pella
Chris Jessen
Masaon City
J.D. Foss
Roliers Braden Gaal
Washington
Drew Oetting
Iowa City
Devin Leland
Cambridge
Brent Tarr
Iaw Vandersee
West Des Moines
Nate Schill
Gowrie
Blake Waller
Steven Inn
Joseph Harris
MetroStars
Chicago New England
Columbus
D.C. United
Kansas City
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Los Angeles
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Atlanta
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San Diego
New York
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Prime Time League playoff schedule at North Liberty center
First round matches feature Imprinted Sportswear facing LL Pelling at 4 30 p m Fitzpatrick s Brewery and Steakhouse clashing with HawksnestOnline com at 6 p m Mike Gatens Real Estate vs Access Direct at 7 30 p m Iowa City Ready Mix Deli Mart meets Lebeda Mattress Factory at 9 p m Semifinals on July 2 determine finalists with 6 p m and 7 30 p m starts Championship on July 24 at 7 p m.
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Jay's Samed North Liberty Community
Goodfellow
L.L. Pelling
Fitzpatrick’s Brewery and Steakhouse
HawksnestOnline.com
Pam
Mike Gatens Real Estate
Access Direct
Iowa City Ready Mix/Deli-Mart
Lebeda Mattress Factory
HawksNestOnline.com and Hodge Construction in Game Time League semifinals
In North Liberty at the Community Center the semifinals feature Coralville Hy-Vee versus Westport Touchless at 4 30 p m and HawksNestOnline com against Hodge Construction Cullen Painting at 6 p m with the winner advancing to the 7 p m championship on Tuesday July 22.
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North Liberty Community Center
Coralville Hy-Vee
Westport
HawksNestOnline.com
Hodge Construction
Cullen Painting
Volandri downs Grosjean in Stuttgart second round
In Stuttgart at the Mercedes Cup second round Filippo Volandri of Italy defeated Sebastien Grosjean of France 6-2 6-1. Other results include David Ferrer beating Ivan Ljubicic 7-6 6-1 and Jiri Novak over Sargis Sargsian 6-4 6-4.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Filippo Volandri
Italy
Sebastien Grosjean
France
David Ferrer
Spain
Ivan Ljubicic
Croatia
Jiri Novak
Czech Republic
Sargis Sargsian
Armenia
Tomas Behrend
Carlos Moya
Rainer Schuettler
Maximilian Abel
Mikhail Youzhny
Russia
Nicolas Lapentti
Ecuador
Alex Corretja
Oliver Rochus
Belgium
Tommy Robredo
Lars Burgsmueller
Jarkko Nieminen
Finland
Alberto Martin
Fernando Gonzalez
Chile
Rafael Nadal
Tour de France results and stage list with riders
The document lists stages from Paris prologue to Paris final, with stage routes distances and top riders. Notable names include Petacchi, McGee, Pena, Armstrong, Vinokourov, Mayo, Virenque, and Vinokourov across time trials and road stages. Team time trials and rest days are noted along with nationalities.
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Paris
Bradley McGee
Australia
McGee
Saint-Denis
Meaux
Alessandro Petacchi
Italy
la Ferte-sous- Jouarre
Sedan
Baden Cooke
Charneville-Mezieres
Saint-Dizier
Petacchi
Jean-Patrick Nazon
France
Joinville
U.S
Sallanches
L' Alpe d'Huez
Iban Mayo
Spain
Lance Armstrong
United States
le Bourg d’Oisans
Gap
Alexandre Vinokourov
Kazakhstan
Armstrong
Marseille
Jakob Pill
Denmark
Narbonne
Toulouse
Gaillac
Cap-Decouverte
Plateau de Bonascre
Saint-Girons
Loudenvielle
Bagneres-de-Bigorre
Luz-Ardiden
Paulor
Pau
Bayonne
Dax
Bordeaux
Golf Calendar Listings Highlight Regional Team Events
A dated 2003 calendar lists multiple regional golf events across Iowa. Dates range June 17 to 27 featuring junior senior Ryder Cups best shot formats at courses like Pleasant Valley Kalona Saddieback Ridge and Hart Ridge with contact numbers for each venue.
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Pleasant Valley
Clermont
Saddieback Ridge
Solon
Kalona Golf Club
Hart Ridge
Manchester
Woods Edge
Edgewood
Strawberry Point
Saddleback Ridge
Knoll Ridge
North English
Lagos Acres
Keota
Little Bear
Wyoming
Backbone
Belle Plaine
Dyersville
Airport National
Buffalo Creek
Winthrop
J Hawks roll past Saints in softball doubleheader
Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Stephanie Bell stayed perfect as the J-Hawks swept Xavier. Bell pitched a no hitter in the nightcap while Katie Johnson and Nancy Hilbers drove key RBI. Jefferson’s Keiper had three hits and Stolte threw six one‑hit innings. Xavier fell to 22-21 overall.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Stephanie Bell
Cedar Rapids Xavier
J-Hawks
Bell
Katie Johnson
RBI
Nancy Hilbers
Saints
Jessie Spoden
Macy Frett
Laura Kelsey
Jefferson
Crystal Keiper
Lauren Stolte
Xavier
Livingston lifts Marion past Western Dubuque in district baseball
Nick Livingston and teammates lead Marion to a 3-2 victory over Western Dubuque. Key early scoring, Hofer homers for Western Dubuque, and 11 seniors play final game on the Marion field.
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Nick Livingston
Joey Swanson
Marion
Western Dubuque
Indians
Jordan Forkner
Brock Holub
Chris Page
Forkner
Holub
Rob Griffith
Page
Griffith
Livingston
Nick Hofer
Bobcats
Hofer
Tony Humnker
Ryan Brown
Chris Dardis
Dubuque
Steve Fish
Williams Armstrong win top ESPY Awards
Serena Williams is named female athlete of the year and female tennis player at the ESPYs, the only double winner. Lance Armstrong is named male athlete of the year, ahead of Bonds Duncan and Woods as he pursues a fifth Tour de France. The Anaheim Angels win best team. Jon Gruden is coach of the year for guiding Tampa Bay to the Super Bowl title. Kobe Bryant attends while prosecutors in Colorado consider charges.
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Los Angeles
Serena Williams
Lance Armstrong
Barry Bonds
Tim Duncan
Tiger Woods
Armstrong
Anaheim Angels
Jon Gruden
Tampa Bay
Kobe Bryant
Vanessa
Colorado
Bryant
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