Baseball and basketball slate for regional games
Midwest League baseball features Burlington at CR with noon start. Prime Time League basketball playoffs include Merrill Lynch/Nike against Fitzpatrick at 6 p.m. and Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing versus HawksNestOnline.com at 7:30 p.m. all at North Liberty Rec Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
CR. Kernels
Merrill Lynch
Nike
Fitzpatrick’s
Goodfellow
HawksNestOnline.com
North Liberty Rec Center
TV Slate and Sports Schedule Highlights
A packed evening slate features AMA Supersport motorcycle racing, FSC volleyball, MLB games including Reds at Braves and Cubs at Astros, WNBA action with the Houston Comets visiting the Minnesota Lynx, bowling and billiards finales, and NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series New England 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Houston Comets
Minnesota Lynx
ESPN
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
ESPN2
New England
Prep Softball Regional Final Iowa City High at C R Jefferson
Region 7 clash between Iowa City High and C R Jefferson to decide the regional winner. Iowa City High holds a 28 25 record while C R Jefferson stands 39 13 entering the contest at 7 p m local time.
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Iowa City High
C.R. Jefferson
Regional high school baseball results and pairings noted
Late Saturday scores include West Michigan 5 Kane County 4 and Clinton 15 Lansing 6. Sunday results list Cedar Rapids 6 Burlington 5 and Dayton 4 Beloit 3. Monday schedules show Burlington at Cedar Rapids and Kane County at West Michigan with several in progress regional and class 1A 2A finals across Iowa with many teams and pairings detailed for upcoming games.
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West Michigan
Kane County
Clinton
Lansing
South Bend
Quad City
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Dayton
Beloit
Peoria
Fort Wayne
Dubuque Hempstead
North Scott
Muscatine
Pella
Grinnell
Independence
North Fayette
Jesup
Brewers
x-Kane Co
Marlins
Mariners
Royals
Cardinals
Twins
Expos
Angels
Astros
Reds
Cubs
W.michigan
Tigers
Padres
le Salt Lake
Iowa
Omaha
Col. Springs
Rockies
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Rangers
Nashville
Pirates
Memphis
Las Vegas
Dodgers
Tucson
Sacramento
Athletics
Fresno
Giants
Tacoma
Calgary
Portland
Edmonton
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Kernels
Pchrdo
Fenster
Campo If
Eylward
Gemail
Roper Ib Ayala Sf
Abruzzo
Cordovart
Webb Pr
Felixe
JuGuzma
Napolic
Valdez
Cahill
E—Fingers
Lora
Napoli
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S—Fens
Pichardo
Cleveland
New York T
Bass
Miami
Charlotte
Orlando
Fischer
Indiana
Washington
LaCorte
Detroit
Landestoy
Los Angeles
Campo
Don Houston
Fingers
Balk
Felix Portland
DeHaan
Utah
Phoenix
Jene
Minnesota
Seattle
New York
Houston
Stage 14 Tour de France from Tarbes to Luz-Ardiden
Roberto Laiseka of Euskaltel wins stage 14 in 4 24 30. Wladimir Belli and Jan Ullrich follow with tight gaps. Lance Armstrong retains overall lead in final standings after 14 stages with 62:15:04. Other top names include Beloki Sevilla Botero and Garzelli among the early stage field.
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Tarbes
Luz-Ardiden
Roberto Laiseka
Spain
Eushaltel
Wladimir Belli
Haly
Fassa Bortolo
Jan Ullrich
Germany
Team Telekom
Lance Armstrong
United States
Postal Service
Roberto Heras
USPS
Joseba
Armstrong
Ullrich
Kiviley
Francois Simon
France
Bonjour
H Gonzalez Galdeano
Sevilla
Santiago Botero
Colombia
Kelme
Serrano
Garzelli
ATP Tennis Highlights From Amsterdam Stuttgart and Umag
In Amsterdam Spain's Alex Corretia defeats Younes Aynaoul of Morocco 6-3 5-7 7-6 (0) to win the singles, with Haarhuis and Schalken of the Netherlands taking doubles 6-4 6-2 over Corretia and Lobo. In Stuttgart Gustavo Kuerten of Brazil wins the singles 6-3 6-2 6-4 over Guillermo Canas. Canas and Schuettler beat Hill and Tarango 4-6 7-6 6-4 in doubles. In Umag Carlos Move of Spain defeats Jerome Golmard of France 6-4 3-6 7-6 (2).
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Arene Ee
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Alex Corretia
Spain
Younes E Aynaoul
Morocco
Paul Haarhuis
Sieng Schalken
Luis Lobo
Argentina
Stuttgart
Germany
Gustavo Kuerten
Brazil
Guillermo Canas
Rainer Schuettier
Michael Hill
Australia
Jeff Tarango
United States
Umag
Croatia
Carlos Move
Pro Golf Leaders Dominate At Eadie Open and Senior Open
Final leaders include En Jao Wan on the second playoff hole at Eadie BC Open New York with Jett Silurian and Paul Gow each within reach. Jay Haas Steve Pate and Stephen Ames also in the top ranks as rounds finish. Separately Hale Irwin and Ed Dougherty lead the SEC Senior Open at Kemper Lakes. Rosie Jones tops the LPGA Sybase Big Apple Classic with Laure Diaz Kris Techetter and Michele Redman near the top standings. Dakota Dunes hosts the Buy.com Dakota Dunes event led by Pat Bales and Matt Kuchar amid strong finishes.
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En-Joie
X-Wan
Stephen Ames
Kim McGovern
Brian Watts
Brett Quigley
Trevor Dodds
Brad Faber
Mt Long Grove
Kemper Lakes
Tom Kile
Ed Dougherty
Hale Irwin
Dimeny Powell
Jim Ahern
Gary McCord
Alien Doyle
Stewart Ginn
Bruce Fleisher
Joe Inman
New Rochells
N.Y
Wykagyi CC
Rosie Jones
Laure Diaz
Kris Techetter
Michele Redman
Rachel Teske
Lorie Kane
Nancy Scranton
A Sorenstam
Hyun Kim
Dakota Dunes
Dakota Dunes CC
Baseball Transactions and WNBA Suspension
American League moves include Anaheim optioning Jeff De Vanon to Salt Lake and calling up Toby Borland from the PCL. Boston designates Bryce Florie, activates Pete Schourek, and shuttles Sun Woo Kim to Pawtucket with Carlos Castillo recalled. National League notes John Smoltz activated for Atlanta while Odalis Perez goes on the disabled list. Cubs option R Brown to Iowa. WNBA: Portland Center Jenny Mowe suspended one game and fined $250 for a punch at Seattle's Lauren Jackson.
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Anaheim Angels
Jeff de Vanon
Salt Lake
Toby Borland
Boston Red Sox
Bryce Florie
Pete Schourek
Sun Woo Kim
Pawtucket
Carlos Castillo
Atlanta Braves
John Smoltz
Odalis Perez
Ray
WNBA
Portland C
Jenny Mowe
Seattle F
Lauren Jackson
Semifinal report from Cullen Painting and HawksNest showdown
Recap of Sundays semifinals in a women's basketball tournament with Cullen Painting/Bob's Your Uncle Pizza Cafe beating Union Planters Bank 81 99 in a high scoring clash and HawksNestOnline.com defeating Goodfellow Printing/Imprinted Sportswear 109 80. The article lists player scoring totals and team rebounds and assists across two games.
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Cullen
Union Planters Bank
Goodfellow
HawksNestOnline.com
Bob's Yucp Cafe
Goodfellow Printing
Imp
Stephanie Rich
Erin Richards
Amber O'Brien
Katy Doughty
Erin Fantroy
Erica Pepmeyer
Amanda Hartzell
Lisa Kay Fry
Megan Miller
Jennie Lillis
Stephanie Schmitz
Mary Berdo
Megan McCracken
Leah Magner
Nikki Spettel
Jennifer Happel
Melanie House
Peomever
Richards
Doughty
Miller
Fantroy
Rich
Bob’s Your Uncle Pizza Cafe
Schmitz
Berdo
Lillis
McCracken
Magner
Maureen Head
Jerica Watson
Jessica Larsen
Jessica van der Leest
Zoey Artist
Sami Allison
Afor Nii
Fe Raub
ED Sportswear
Lindsey Meder
Creasie Fowler
Beatrice Bullock
Kary Dawson
Jamie Carey
Jaye Anderson
Tiffany Reedy
Jenny Anderson
Colene Bowersox
Hannah Stolba
Fowler
Reedy
Jo Anderson
HawksNes
Watson
Bullock
Ja. Anderson
Larsen
Head
Moder
Stolba
NASCAR Winston Cup New England 300 Starting Grid
Full starting list for the Loudon New Hampshire race shows Dale Jarrett on pole with Ford, Jeff Gordon second in Chevrolet, and Ricky Rudd third in Ford. The field includes Tony Stewart, Sterling Marlin, Mark Martin, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Bobby Labonte among top contenders. race stats note winner average speed 102.13 mph, 10 cautions for 53 laps, 60 lead changes among 11 drivers.
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Mark O'Meara
U.S
Paul Lawrie
Scotland
Peter Lonard
Australia
Lytham ST. Annes
England
Royal Lytham & St. Annes
Robert Allenby
Chris Dimarco
Lee Westwood
David Duval
United States
Matt Gogel
Niclas Fasth
Sweden
Ernie Els
South Africa
Adam Scott
Darren Clarke
N.ireland
Brad Faxon
Jose Maria Olazabal
Spain
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Rory Sabbatini
Billy Mayfair
Ian Woosnam
Wales
Carlos Franco
Paraguay
Bernhard Langer
Germany
Mark Calcavecchia
Paul Curry
Mikko Ilonen
Finland
Paul McGinley
Ireland
Kevin Sutherland
Duffy Waldorf
Sergio Garcia
Jesper Parnevik
Stuart Appleby
Vijay Singh
Fiji
Gordon Brand Jr
Loren Roberts
Brande Chamblee
Des Smyth
Pierre Fulke
Billy Andrade
Neil Cheetham
Retief Goosen
S.africa
Thomas Levet
France
Colin Montgomerie
Alexandre Balicki
Raphael Jacquelin
Nick Price
Zimbabwe
Michael Campbell
New Zealand
Greg Owen
Bob Estes
Duval
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Eduardo Romero
Argentina
Faith
Joe Ogilvie
Barry Lane
Clarke
Justin Rose
Jimenez
Stewart Cink
Mayfair Phil Mickelson
Woosnam
Phillip Price
Langer
Scott Verplank
David Dixon
Parin
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Fasth
Frank Lickliter
Toru Taniguchi
Japan
Richard Green
Steve Stricker
Loudon
N.H
Dale Jarrett
Ford
Ennenna
Jeff Gordon
Chevrolet
Ricky Rudd
Jimmy Spencer
Tony Stewart
Pontiac
Steve Park
Bobby Labonte
Kevin Harvick
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Mike Wallace
Jeff Burton
Casey Atwood
Dodge
Brett Bodine
Rick Mast
Todd Bodine
Matt Kenseth
Sterling Marlin
Mark Martin
Robert Pressley
Ward Burton
Bill Elliott
Ken Schrader
John Andrett
Buckshot Jones
Bobby Gordon
Kyle Petty
Jason Leffler
Michael Waltrin
Bobby Hamilton
Kevin Lepage
Stacy Compton
Terry Labonte
Jerry Nadeau
Ron Hornaday Jr
Hut Stricklin
Johnny Benson
Dave Blaney
Ricky Craven
Jeremy Mayfield
Elliott Sadler
Joe Nemechek
Kurt Busch
Rusty Wallace
J.gordon
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J Gordon
D.jarrett
Rrudd
T Stewart
S Marlin
R.wallace
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Herta
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Gidley
Fittipaldi
Papiis
Servia
Franchitti
Jourdain Jr
Panis
Madison
Jason Keller
Kevin Grubb
Greg Biffle
Jett Green
Kenny Wallace
David Green
Elton Sawyer
Randy LaJoie
Scott Wimmer
Jamie McMurray
Chevrol
Mike McLaughlin
Chad Little
Jimmie Johnson
Jeff Purvis
Andy Santerre
Andy Houston
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Chevro
Geoffrey Bodine
Mike Swaim Jr
Kelly Denton
Shane Hail
Tony Raines
Eddie Beahr
Turbulent NASCAR Weekend Results Across Multiple Races
Readout covers a Saturday crash costly for drivers including Mike Harmon and Clay Rogers with multiple cars marked brakes and engine failure. At Salem Indiana top finishers list Gary St Amant Johnny Sauter Scott Hansen, while Madison Illinois hosts the CART Hawkeye Downs and ReMax Challenge events with Patrick Carpentier and Brian Hoppe among leaders.
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Mike Harmon
Chevrolet
Clay Rogers
Dwayne Leik
Robby Faggart
Ford
Brad Teague
Asa Tecumsah
Salem
Ind
Gary St. Amant
Columbus
Johnny Sauter
Necedah
Wis
Scott Hansen
Green Bay
Mike Cope
Pinellas Park
Fla
Joey Clanton
Stockbridge
Kevin
J.C. Beattie Jr
Baltimore
Mike Garvey
Lakeville
Minn
Johnny Span
Cedar Rapids
Davin Scites
Wayne
W.W
Amateur softball district results from Tait Cummins Complex
Readable game scores show Agamens 12 inch two low pitch district results at the Tait Cummins Complex with teams including Al's Red Front Stadium Lounge Whitetails Checkers and others competing in ASA state qualifiers Milchiser Smith APAC Bay RP Communications Ma ma's Boyz McPeek's Ball Busters and more in ASA E and D qualifiers with several close scores and eliminations.
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Hupp
Elec Motors
NC Steak House
Tycoon
Solberg
Storm
NC Steakhouse
Solberg’s
ASA
Milchiser-Smith
APAC
3 Bay
RP Communications
Mama’s Boyz
McPeek's
Ball Busters
Cellar Dwellers
BCCI
Weber Bros
Peelgressive
Checkers
Stadium
Rat Pack
Unknowns
Flying Whitetails
A's
Red Frog
Cantebury Kitchens
Ist
Metal Fab
North Country Steak House
Hupp Electric Motors
Hernandez Sweeps Two Mid American Races at Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids report notes Peter Hernandez of Mokena Illinois drives the McLeodUSA Mid American Stock Car and wins both events at Hawkeye Downs in a clean sweep. The word Adios is painted across the rear spoiler signaling his two title finish.
Mixed stock car and stock truck clash thrills at Downs
Hernandez wins the Mid American Stock Car feature, teaming with James Swan of Lake Geneva to take first and second as stock cars and stock trucks race together for the first sanctioned showdown. Hicks, Prietzel, and Christofferson follow in the trucks.
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Butch Miller
Clanton
B.miller
Brian Ross
Garvey
St. Amant
Hawkeye Downs Speedway
Peter Hernandez
Mekona
Kil
James Swan
Lake Geneva
Wis
Jason Hicks
Bill Prietzel
Franklin
Art Christoffersen
Toddville
Coca-Cola
Sandra Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Gwen Christensen
Stanwood
Deb Mefford
Marion
Linn Hite
Urbana
Dan Scott
Hernandez
Preitzel
Scott Miller
Kendallville
Ind
Mike Walsh
Thunderstocks
Jeff Selfridge
Women On Wheels
Ken Perry
Darrin O’brien
St Amant Wins Tecumseh 300 After Narrow ASA Call
Salem Indiana Gary St Amant captured the Tecumseh 300 ASA race at Salem Speedway amid lingering disappointment from a pit road call. Span finished 14th as the championship leader rebounded from a prior runner up showing.
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Salem
Ind
Gary St. Amant
Salem Speedway
St. Amant
ASA
Asa Tecumseh Tops Berlin Speedway Race
ASA driver Tecumseh wins at Berlin Speedway Maine on July 14 leading from lap 195 and holding off Johnny Sauter final 125 laps. rookie Johnny Span from Cedar Rapids finishes 22nd in 31-car field and third straight top-15 finish. Next event at Hawkeye Downs Aug 3-4.
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Berlin Speedway
Maine
Mich
Johnny Sauter
ASA
Johnny Span
Cedar Rapids
Armstrong Dominates Tour de France Lead in Pyrenees
Lance Armstrong rode into the yellow jersey leading the Tour de France from the Pyrenees on Sunday and appeared on course for a third consecutive title barring illness or accidents as the race heads to Paris on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luz-Ardiden
France
Lance Armstrong
Pyrenees
Paris
Armstrong Maintains Lead In Tour With Mountain Stage Win
Lance Armstrong stretched his overall advantage to 5 minutes 5 seconds with six stages remaining after a fourth place in the last mountain leg. Jan Ullrich praised Armstrong as stronger than ever as the Alpine to Pyrenee route neared the Spanish border.
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Jan Ullrich
Germany
Armstrong
Ullrich
Alps
Pyrenees
Correction notice on Cedar Rapids softball fields plan
Gazette clarifies a Sunday headline misstated youth softball facilities and merger plans. Adult softball programs have adequate fields. some youth officials may collaborate on a complex plan. Gazette will publish corrections or clarifications for accuracy and fairness. Phone 398 8258.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
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