Wednesday Basketball Schedule Across Cedar Rapids and Rivalries
Local schedule shows Cedar Rapids at Appleton and other city matchups in various gyms. Highlighted are LaSalle Linn-Mar and Jefferson Clinton duels, Prairie Regis, Bettendorf Kennedy, and a Kirkwood Metro tournament with several noon and 6 pm starts.
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Kirby Runner-Up In Prairie du Chien Softball Tournament
Cedar Rapids Kirby finished second in the Prairie du Chien Major Softball Tournament last weekend. The Farm of Madison beat Kirby 3-0 in the title game after Loren Algar’s one-hitter defeated The Farm 1-0 to reach the final. Kirby advanced from the loser's bracket, missing only a single upset by Kings of Dubuque 8-4.
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Yanks Sign Iowa Lefty Carlucci
Rich Carlucci, a junior southpaw from the University of Iowa, signed with the New York Yankees after being drafted last week. He will join Oneonta of the NY Penn League, after posting an 8-2 record and a 2.98 era this season.
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Giants stumble as trip to Appleton looms in tough series
Cedar Rapids Giants fall 4-0 at Memorial Stadium to Wisconsin Rapids as they slip three games behind division leader Quad Cities with 11 first half games left. They head to Appleton for a four game set against the leaders, while Wisconsin Rapids moves to 43 14 and tops the Northern Division.
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Guidry Shines as Yankee Ace Posts Quick Start
Ron Guidry dominates with his 10th straight win in a 2-0 victory over Oakland as he extends a 20 of 21 decision stretch. Ken Holtzman returns with a Cubs save in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. Other AL results include Red Sox 10 Angels 9 and Brewers 7 Tigers 4. NL action features Houston over Pittsburgh 6-5 and Dodgers 6 Phillies 5.
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Big guns pace Modern Piping's win
Modern Piping's sixth straight Major Open victory opened with Al Rausch on the mound limiting hitters to two singles while fanning 13 in a 6-0 triumph. Steve Andrew added a homer and Max Elliott two triples as the Pipers dominated at Ellis Park.
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Marr scores hole in one at Chapman Golf Center
Gordon Marr shot a hole in one on the No. two hole at the Chapman Golf Center. The ace was witnessed by Karl Christianson.
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Schillig Captures Sunflower Net Title
Micki Schillig of Cedar Rapids won the 18 under singles final at the Sunflower Junior Open in Kansas City defeating Cindy Brightfield of St Louis 6-3 6-0. She and Elyse Rabinowitz of Des Moines finished runners up in 18 under doubles as Brightfield and Kathy Foxworth won 6-3 6-3.
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Premier MLB stars near trade deadline amid bids
Rod Carew Nolan Ryan and Dick Ruthven top a list of players eyeing trades as midnight Thursday deadline nears. Carew attracts interest from New York Boston California and Kansas City while Ryan and Ruthven also figure in market talks.
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