Area Slate Tonight Highlights Local Baseball and Races
Area slate lists Davenport Central vs Jefferson and Regis vs Marion at 5 30 p m plus LaSalle at Vinton Shellsburg Washington at Davenport West in softball Dubuque Senior vs Linn Mar and Iowa City High vs Jefferson plus Dubuque Wahlert vs Prairie plus Washington at Dubuque Hempstead and Kennedy at Iowa City West all at 6 pm or 6 30 pm Also ITHERS Midwest League C R Reds at Springfield 7 pm Dog racing at Dubuque Greyhound Park 7 30 pm
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Vinton-Shellsburg
Washington
Davenport West
Dubuque
Linn- Mar
Iowa City High
Dubuque Wahlert
Prairie
Dubuque Hempstead
Kennedy
Iowa City West
Ithers
C.R. Reds
Springfield
Dubuque Greyhound Park
TV slate highlights NASCAR and baseball lineup
ESPN airs the Champion Spark Plug 500 tape at noon followed by live baseball from the Cardinals and Cubs at 1 pm on WGN. Dodgers visit Braves at 6 35 pm on TBS with boxing and other baseball games on USA ESPN and ARCA coverage late night.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
WGN
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
TBS
Frankie Mitchell
Anthony Boyle
USA Baseball
Texas Rangers
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Seattle Mariners
Auto Racing
Battery
Auto Racing at Upton International Speedway Results
Hobby Stocks heat winner Kelly Meyer DeWitt leads the class with Denny Fields as runner up. Feature results list Jamie Arensdorf Maquoketa first and Dean Shady Maquoketa second with Fields fifth. Four Cylinder Modifieds heat winner Bob Steadman Cedar Rapids with Lisa Miller Clarence winning the features. Pro Stocks heat winner Jamey Wolfe Cedar Rapids with Cleppe Solon winning the feature. IMCA Modifieds heat winner Dan Chapman Clarence with Brumley Riverside taking the feature.
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Upton International Speedway
Kelly Meyer
DeWitt
Denny Fields
Oxford Mills
Jamie Arensdorf
Maquoketa
Dean Shady
Maquooketa
Fields
Kenneth Koob
Stanwood
Kevin Laing
Tipton
Bob Steadman
Cedar Rapids
Jerry McAtee
Solon
Lisa Miller
Clarence
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Mike Rossman
West Liberty
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Jamey Wolfe
Steve Cleppe
Ely
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Jeff Bair
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Mark Smyth
Tom Goble
Burlington
Dan Chapman
John Brumley
Riverside
Chapman
Brumley
Dave Worth
Danville
Jeff Walker
Davenport
Jeff Morris
Long Grove
Roy Pestka
Durant
Baseball standings and schedule for Monday to Wednesday
Results list shows Boston defeat New York 1-0, Kansas City 7-0 over Minnesota, Baltimore 6-5 over Cleveland, and Chicago at Seattle late. Tonight features multiple games including New York at Boston and Detroit at Toronto. Wednesday schedules include Baltimore at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Oakland among others. Today's games add St. Louis at Chicago among others with numerous late starts and doubleheaders.
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Seattle
Milwaukee
Oakland
Texas
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Clemens
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Gullickson
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All Star Voting Prompt for 63rd Game in San Diego
The American League All Star voting results through Sunday name the leading selections for the July 14 game in San Diego. Key figures include Cal Ripken at shortstop and Ken Griffey Jr in the outfield, with multiple players from Oakland Toronto and Minnesota receiving top votes.
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Martina Navratilova Dominates Aspen Tennis Field
In Aspen, Martina Navratilova defeats Amanda Grunfeld 6-2 while Larissa Savchenko-Neiland, Jana Novotna and other top players post wins. The day features multiple matches with notable seeds and international pairings shaping the tournament results.
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Amanda Grunfeld
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Larissa Savchenko-Neiland
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Manon Bellegraf
Netherlands
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Zina Garrison
Houston
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Tami Whilinger
Boca Raton
Fla
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Bakersfield
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Amelia Island
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Sacramento
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Kevin Curren
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Deephaven
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Pete Sampras
Bradenton
Multisport Transactions Spiraling Across Leagues
A compiled summary of baseball, basketball, hockey, football, and golf moves across major leagues. Several teams placed players on the injured list or recalled prospects, while others signed or traded players. The note lists minor league contracts, coach appointments, and notable golf scores and aces from regional events.
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Helaine Becker
New Jersey Jammers
Maurice Alexander
Ron Moore
Detroit Red Wings
Dallas Drake
Hartford Whalers
Paul Holmgren
Brad Shaw
New Jersey Devils
Mark Hunter
Washington Capitals
Nick Kypreos
Minnesota North Stars
al Pedersen
Montreal Canadiens
Benoit
N.Y. Islanders
Steve Thomas
Benoit Hogue
Ottawa Senators
Rick Bowness
Toronto Maple Leafs
Brad Marsh
Jarmo Myilys
San Jose Sharks
Winnipeg Jets
Stephane Beauregard
Buffalo Sabres
Christian Ruuttu
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs
Ron Goetz
William Kirksey
New England Patriots
Ilia Jarostchuk
Pittsburgh Steelers
Hardy Nickerson
Prep Softball Roundup From Iowa Area Games
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Sumer
Sheritan
Winneshiek
Turkey Val
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Maquoketa Valley
Tri-County
Eddyville
Regis Washington split double header in non conference softball
Regis won the first game 5-2 over Washington with Lori Stastny four-hitting for Regis while Kaleen Large drove in the other run in the Nightcap Washington posted 15-14 comeback win. Kristen Redberg led Warriors in game two with 4 for 5 including a triple and three RBI.
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Washington
St. Pius
Warriors
Kaleen Large
Lori Stastny
Nicole Ibbotson
Wash
Barb Kalinski
Royals
Renee Franz
Kristen Redberg
Kristen Morio
Bulls pull off comeback to win series title
The Bulls erased a 15 point Portland lead in the fourth quarter behind a 14-2 run led by Stacey King and strong bench play. Michael Jordan scored 12 of his 33 in the final 6:01 as Chicago won 4-2 in the series and Phil Jackson secured back to back Finals MVP recognition.
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Jordan
Pippen
Portland
Stacey King
Bulls
Chicago
Phil Jackson
King
Trail Blazers
Scottie
Chicago Bulls victory sparks violent riot and looting
After the Bulls won their first NBA title over the Lakers in Los Angeles, celebrations in Chicago turned violent with over 100 arrests. Two teenagers were injured and stores were looted across scattered sites. Psychologists cautioned on sports celebrations and mob anonymity influencing behavior.
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Lakers
Los Angeles
Chicago
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