Mid-Prairie Falls To Davenport Assumption In Semis
Davenport Assumption exploded for four runs with two outs in the bottom of the fifth to pull away from Mid-Prairie 12-5 in a Class 2A state baseball semifinal at Principal Park. Assumption, the defending champ, improved to 28-14 behind 11 hits and three RBIs from Mackey Pangburn, while Mid-Prairie committed six errors leading to five unearned runs and saw its title bid end.
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Cherokee
Norway
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Mid- Prairie
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Brian Miller
Mike Furlong
Pangborn
Cherokee Braves Edge North Fayette In 2A Semifinal
University of Northern Iowa recruit Cory Ege pitched a four-hitter as Cherokee defeated North Fayette 3-1 at Principal Park in the 2A state semifinal. North Fayette stranded runners, failing to capitalize after a first-inning run and leaving the tying bid alive in the seventh.
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Gazette Des Moines
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Hawks
University of Northern Iowa
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Principal Park
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Ege
UNI
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Kirby Howden
Moser
Gaskill
Cherokee
Howden
Tyler Jones
Kyle Schuett
Brendan Johannsen
Jeff Nesvik
Bryce Johannsen
Dan Howden
Kee Falls as Remsen St. Mary's pops 6-0 lead in semis
Top seed Kee loses 13-7 to No. 4 Remsen St. Mary's in a Class 1A state semifinal at Principal Park. Andy Beck, state career hits record holder with 275, watched Kee unseat themselves early after a five-walk, error-aided start. Sean Hogan's two-run triple and Andy Steichen's fourth-inning homer sparked Kee comeback but not enough to reach the title game.
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Gazette
Des Moines
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Lansing Kee
Kee
Beck
Remsen St. Mary’s
Kee High
Sean Hogan
Remsen St. Mary's
Andy Steichen
Baseball tournament scores from Principal Park in Des Moines
The Thursday 2A semifinals saw Cherokee beat North Fayette 3 to 1 and Day Assumption top Mid-Prairie. In 1A Remsen St. Marys defeated Lansing Kee 13 to 7, Iowa Mennonite beat Coon Rapids Bayard 8 to 0. Friday 3A semifinals pitted CR Xavier against Heelan at noon and West Delaware against Knoxville at 2 pm, with 4A semifinals Urbandale vs Kennedy at 6 pm and Fort Dodge vs Davenport Central at 8 pm. Saturday features 2A and 1A semifinals and the 3A final by 6 pm, with telecast on Mediacom Connections.
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CR. Xavier
Sioux City Heelan
Delaware
Knoxville
Pro insight at Greater Cedar Rapids Open on short game
Mark Lemon and Don Narveson offer tips from the Greater Cedar Rapids Open at Hunters Ridge. Observing pros on the range and tracking approach shots and putts inside 10 feet, he notes top finishers excel with precise short game.
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Cedar Rapids
Hunters Ridge
PGA
Don Narveson
Waterloo
GCRO
Mark Lemon
Alport National
Bradley Leads Strong Field In Vermillion Golf Event
The Vermillion tourney guarantees at least $10,000 to the winner with Hunt ers Ridge hosting all three rounds for a shrunken amateur field. Bradley drilled a 63 in practice and a 74 in the pro am as he aims to string together solid rounds. Jim Winker said over 100 pros and 30 plus amateurs are entered for the three round event. Derek Lamely, last champion in 2005, previously set a tournament three round record of 201.
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Dakota
Marshall
Minn
Bradley
Jim Winker
GCRO
Hunters Ridge
Derek Lamely
Fort Myers
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Bragg’s Greater Cedar Rapids Open Kicks Off at Hunters Ridge
The 9th annual GCRO tees off today at 7:30 am with Rob Bradley, 2006 champion and 1999 winner, among a strong pro field. Cedar Rapids native Zach Johnson also has past wins in this event. No separate amateur tourney this year. Local names Nate Dunn and others are in the field, aiming for a big weekend.
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Hunters Ridge
Marion
Rob Bradley
Jacksonville
Fla
Bradley
Zach Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Nate Dunn
Bob Kollsmith
J.D. Schlotterback
Luke Slaymaker
Sam Rossey
Big Ten Network aims to reshape cable costs and sports access
The Big Ten and Mediacom push a new network that could raise cable bills yet promise more games, with Sept. 8 Syracuse Iowa football and many Hawk eye basketball matchups at stake. Delany and Silverman argue broadband reach and major revenue for member schools, while critics fear rate hikes and limited early access.
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Big Ten
Mediacom
Delany
BTN
Mark Silverman
Silverman
Disney
Radio
Buda
Susan Lucci
Mountain West
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