Montreal allure lures NFL No 1 pick Cousineau to Alouettes
Tom Cousineau, top NFL draft hopeful from Ohio State, shocks by choosing the Canadian Football League with the Montreal Alouettes over the NFL. He cites a more open game and better opportunities after evaluating offers with agent Jimmy Walsh.
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King Richard's Earns Tie for Open Lead with 8-0 Win
Hollywood ace Henderson dominates Foster'sAir Conditioning and Heating as King Richard's moves into a first half tie. Henderson improves to 9-1 with 0.21 ERA while fanning 15 and allowing only one hit in seven innings. Wegmann Donahue and Lucas each collect two hits as King Richard's totals 13 singles and bases on three Foster's errors.
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Prairie West advances in Class 2A district baseball with 8-4 win
Cedar Rapids Prairie, led by Phil Schulte Corky Summers and Craig Voelkee, built an 8-4 first round victory over Cedar Rapids LaSalle. Reg Hastings scattered eight LaSalle hits as Jim Drakos collected two, while Iowa City West next faces Prairie after a 6-2 nightcap win.
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Johnson leads Iowa Amateur with 68 on front nine
Bo Johnson a Centenary College senior to be from Shreveport La posted four birdies on the front nine and shot 68 to hold a one stroke lead after round one of the Iowa Amateur. Kevin Burich stood alone in second at 70 with Geelan, Carell and DiPaglia two back.
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Iowa, Wisconsin keep tickets at eight dollars this year
Iowa and Wisconsin remain the only Big Ten schools at eight dollar prices for ticket costs, while Iowa State raises single game tickets from eight to nine dollars. Ticket Manager Dick Mathias expects season sales near forty one thousand, up from last year’s roughly thirty eight thousand. He notes sales will pause when combined season and single game tickets reach the total limit.
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Iowa State Football Adds Buzz Under New Coach
Iowa State enters another season with 47 000 seat stadium and home games against Bowling Green Pacific Kansas Colorado and Missouri. Donnie Duncan takes the helm as the Cyclones seek a third straight 8 3 regular season with bowl appearances the past two years stirring strong fan enthusiasm.
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Anamosa Edges Marion Behind Norton One-Hitter
Jeff Norton pitched a one-hitter for Anamosa as Todd Schoon drove in the winning run with a triple in a 2-1 district baseball victory over Marion. Marion had a second inning run on an error and a passed ball, while Tom Turner’s fourth inning hit was Marion’s only other hit.
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Collins tops Zimco in second-round USA District Fast-Pitch
Keith Boots slammed two homers driving in five as Collins routed Zimco 11-1 at Kirkwood-Welty park. Stadium Lounge beat Champlain Oil 4-2 behind a 11-strikeout performance by George Steinke. Belle Plaine triumphed 7-2 over St Andrew's with Demeulenare three-hitter and four-run second. Coors shaded Roy's Place 9-3 on a four-run third and Weber 10 strikeouts. Tournament schedule shows winner and loser brackets continuing tonight and Sunday, with Monday finals.
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Hempstead dominates Mississippi Valley baseball honors
Dubuque Hempstead leads the first unit with nine selections as the Mississippi Valley Conference names its all conference baseball squad. Jefferson and Washington also place multiple players, reflecting Hempstead’s 10 of 11 league wins and league crown.
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Kennedy
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Iowa City High
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Cedar Rapids players reach finals in Mississippi Valley Open
John Puk and Doug Wenzel upset top seeds to advance to singles finals in the Mississippi Valley Open Tennis Tournament. Puk won 6-1 6-4 over Tom Ratekin in 14 and under while Wenzel edged Cary Voorhies 5-7 6-3 6-4 in 18 and under.
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Ilten's Girls Win Cedar Hills Championship 14-9
Lisa Welch belted a homer to spark Ilten's to a 14-9 win over Western Foods in the Cedar Hills girls minor league title game. Ilten's finished 12-2 on the season while Western ended 6-6.
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Three Jeff girls named to MVC softball all conference
Cedar Rapids Jefferson places Amy Monk Rhonda Pomeroy and Jan Sedlacek on the Mississippi Valley All-Conference team. Kennedy's Kelly Seggall and Iowa City preps Linda Barnes and Chris Shelley also earn first team honors with several others on second team and honorable mentions.
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Godsey Makes A Hole In One At Town House Golf Course
Sam Godsey aced the 115 yard seventh hole with a 7 iron Thursday morning at Town House Golf Course. Witnesses Mike Godsey and Dollie Hill confirmed the feat.
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Lights Back In Service At Twin Pines Golf Course
Twin Pines Golf Course lights are now operational according to Twin Pines spokespersons. The update confirms the course is fully lit for evening play and events.
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Cadle shoots 63 to lead Quad City Open at Oakwood
George Cadle fired a 7 under 63 to grab a one stroke first round lead in the $200,000 Quad City Open at Oakwood Country Club in Coal Valley Illinois. Victor Regalado is one back after a 64 while Dennis Sullivan and Dan Halldorson share third with 65.
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