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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2008

Page

23

Area slate today features mixed high school games and minor league baseball

Area athletes prepare for several 5 pm softball matchups at Washington Prairie Jefferson LC West Linn-Mar Kennedy Dubuque Wahlert Regina Mid Prairie and a 7 pm Marion Linn-Mar baseball game with City High Washington Jefferson Wahlert Regina Mid Prairie noted along with Quad Cities Kernels minor league baseball at TR Kernels start at 7 pm.

Washington Prairie Xavier Jefferson City High LC. West Dubuque Linn-Mar Kennedy Dubuque Wahlert Regina Mid-Prairie Marion Jefferson al la Wahlert Quad Cities TR. Kernels

TV slate highlights wide sports lineup across golf basketball and soccer

First round PGA BMW Open and Travelers Championship on ESPN and ESPN2. UEFA Euro 2008 quarterfinal teams TBA. NBA Finals Game 7 if needed Lakers at Celtics. MLS Chicago Fire vs Chivas USA and Pirates at White Sox among late night telecasts.

Pro Golf Espn Pro Golf GOLF SOLF ESPN Chicago Cubs Tampa Bay Rays Washington Bayhawks Boston Cannons ESPN2 Los Angeles Lakers Boston Celtics KCRG MLS Chicago Fire Club Deportivo Chivas USA Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago White Sox

Pro football weekend schedule spans multiple cities and times

Saturday games list matchups in Columbus Cleveland Grand Rapids New Orleans Los Angeles Tampa Bay Kansas City Colorado Utah Arizona Georgia San Jose with times. Sunday games include Philadelphia New York Dallas Chicago end of regular season. Weekday games outline with numerous regional pairings and times.

Columbus Cleveland Grand Rapids New Orleans Los Angeles Tampa Bay Kansas City Colorado Utah Arizona Georgia San Jose Philadelphia New York Dallas Chicago Envision L_T x-Philadelphia x-Dallas y-Georgia Orlando y-Chicago y-San Jose Boston Celtics San Antonio Spurs Miami Heat Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Lakers Chicago Bulls Houston Rockets Philadelphia 76Ers St. Louis Hawks Philadelphia Warriors Syracuse Nationals Minneapolis Lakers Rochester Royals Baltimore Bullets Bryant LAS James Clev McGrady Hon Nowitzki Dall Iverson Den Paul N.O Bush Tor Stoudemire Phoe Anthony Parker S.A Hamilton Det Williams West Garnett Bos Duncan J. Johnson Atl Pierce Lewis Orl Colorado Howard Hbi Butler Wash Szmore Cf Tveras of Jerrell Jbaker Barncolf Hiliday If Haywood Garko Helton Kapono Choorf Bernier Howard Peralta Ss Atkins Bell Blake Hawpers Diaw Shopch c Innetta c McDyess P Byrd P Quinilass Kleiza Elarton Rynids Smith Dilucci Ph Rspier Gasol Bauer Vzcaino Brewer Camby Sizemore Holliday Jamison Hawpe Sf—Garko SO Okar Cleveland Garnett Harford Pbyrd Chandler Blarton Colorado Paul Reynolds Rspeier Nash Vizcaino Calderon Detroit WNBA Flewish Planco Drham Connecticut Cguilln Winn Ordner Horwitz Minnesota Seattle Sacramento Houston San Thames Raburn Cs—Renteria Indiana Ordonez S—Rogers J Sanchez San Antonio Atlanta Molina Washington Phoenix Rogers Miner Tjones San Francisco Sadler Jsanchez Chalk Jsanchez Horne Paul Nauert Jerry Crawford Brian O’nora Tom Hallion New England Toronto FC Chicago D.C. United Real Salt Lake FC Dallas CD Chivas USA San Jose Ad

Bowling Leagues at Westdale Center See High Scores

PBA Experience features Brooke Flannagan and Duane Kilts posting top scores. Dirty Dozen and Pizza and a Peer showcase solid team results with Mandy Perez, Joel Hite, Patty Stender and Adam Perez contributing notable lines.

Westdale Bowling Center Brooke Flannagan Duane Kilts Dirty Dozen Delilah King Carol James Charles Gentry Mandy Perez Joel Hite Patty Stender Adam Perez

Nineteen Eighties to Nineties NBA Finals MVPs and Teams

A compiled list traces NBA Finals MVPs from 1969 to 2008 and teams dominating the championship by decade. It pairs players such as Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan with winning franchises like the Celtics and Lakers.

Paul Pierce Boston Tony Parker San Antonio Dwyane Wade Miami Tim Duncan Chauncey Billups Detroit Shaquille O'Neal L.A. Lakers Shaquille O’neal Michael Jordan Chicago Hakeem Olajuwon Houston Isiah Thomas Joe Dumars James Worthy Magic Johnson L.A Rick Barry Golden State John Havlicek Willis Reed New York Wilt Chamberlain Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Milwaukee Jerry West

Major League Baseball Wednesday at St Andrews details

The report lists winners and scores from a Wednesday event at St Andrews with Steve Michels Mike Thomson Mark Stephenson and Larry Johnson top performers. It also covers NCAA College World Series standings from Rosenblatt Stadium with LSU Rice Fresno State North Carolina Stanford and Miami noting eliminations and upcoming schedule.

St. Andrews Steve Michels Mike Thomson Mark Stephenson Larry Johnson Low Gross Michels Dan Naughton Low Johnson Stephenson Omaha Neb Rosenblatt LSU Rice Fresno State North Carolina Stanford Miami

Baseball and NFL trades and signings across MLB NBA NFL and NHL

Baseball: White Sox sign Brent Morel and others. Yankees add Oneli Perez and reshuffle DL players. Reds activate Norris Hopper. Rockies ink Christian Friedrich. Mets sign multiple players with minor league assignments. Phillies extend Reading affiliate. Basketball: Raptors buy out Jorge Garbarosa. Football: Falcons sign Thom aSorev. Browns sign Der rick Morse. Chiefs sign Will Franklin. Jets sign Cameron Worrell. Seahawks sign Justin Forsett. Senators sign Matt Carkner. College: Southeast Missouri State on probation. Air Force hires Jeff Reynolds as coach.

Chicago White Sox Brent Morel Drew O'Neil Dan Hudson Kenny Williams Stephen Sauer Dexter Carter Tyler Kuhn Josh Billeaud Justin Kuehn Justin Greene Drew Garcia Jose Vargas Brett Graffey Jorge Castillo Doug Thennis Brandon Short Kevin Asselin John Doyle Lee Fischer NEW York Yankees Oneli Perez Cleveland Trenton Jonathan Albaladero Sidney Ponson Cincinnati Reds Norris Hopper Homer Bailey Louisville Colorado Rockies Christian Friedrich NEW York Mets Kirk Nieuwenhuis Charlie Doyle Eric Beaulac Jeffrey Kaplan Scott Shaw Brandon Moore Mitchell Houck Jim Fuller Erik Turgeon John Servidio Jeff Flagg Jimmy Johnson Michael Lynn Michael Powers Kyle Luire Jacob Goldberg Tyler Howe Tim Smith Mark McGonigle Doug McNulty Nieuwenhuis Beaulac Kaplan Houck Fuller Servidio Johnson Lynn Powers Brooklyn Nyp Doyle Shaw Moore Turgeon Flagg Suire Goldberg Smith McGonigle Kingsport APP Howe McNaulty Gulf Coast Mets Philadelphia Phillies Reading National Hockey League Ottawa Senators Matt Carkner Philadelphia Flyers F Vadav Prospal Tampa Bay Nashville Southeast Missouri State AIR Force Jeff Reynolds

Solon routs Xavier as Strang paces 24-4 blowout

Solon Spartans exploded for 24 runs led by Cody Strang four hits and six RBIs and Tyler Smith four hits three doubles and three RBIs in a decisive 24-4 win at Xavier. Ben Weeks added four RBIs, Logan Hollingsworth drove in two, while Xavier could muster only a few late runs.

Derek Thomas Seth Cox Travis Olson Joey Mezzie Jeff Norwell Kyle Jaschem W—Mezzie L—Thomas CRK Trevor Brady Eric Schultz Cedar Rapids Kennedy Thomas Schultz Cougars Ricky Murtha West Des Moines Dowling West Des Moines CR. Kennedy W.D.M. Valley Matt Wagner Spencer Harsch Zach Suvalsky Joel Pullen W—Harsch L—Schultz So Suvalsky ATCR Xavier Xavier Ossen Kurt Junge Shawn Olsen Jacob Ratz Blake Helms Bailey Hollingsworth Mike Andries W—Junge L—Ratz Hr—Solon Cody Strang Solon Spartans Ben Weeks Tyler Smith Marshall Koehn Logan Hollingsworth Cascade Mitch Mahmens Zach Bark Jared Teakell Billy Horsefield Josh McQuillen W—Horsefield L—Mahmens Ryan Cox Lions Max Hoffman Lisbon Aaron Schwager Ben Pankowski Pankowski Tyler Kueter Matt Knake Michael Bahl W—Knake L—Schwager Tyler Rickard Pace Logan Dumolien

Slazenger Open Nottingham Results Brief

ATP at Nottingham reveals Spadea and Karlovic advancing with walkovers and tight tiebreak wins. Women at Eastbourne see Bartoli and Wozniacki win, Stosur retires, and Dulko edges Govortsova. Wimbledon qualifying in Roehampton lists second round results across singles and doubles.

Nottingham England Roan Vince Spadea United States Radek Stepanek Czech Republic Ivo Karlovic Croatia Sam Querrey Gilles Simon France Samuel Groth Australia Gael Monfils Julien Benneteau Andreas Seppi Italy Edouard Schwank Argentina Fernando Verdasco Spain Bobby Reynolds Marin Cilic Alex Bogdanovic Britain Eastbourne Ingles Ang Roun Marion Bartoli Sybille Bammer Austria Caroline Wozniacki Denmark Svetlana Kuznetsova Russia Samantha Stosur Amelie Mauresmo Ekaterina Makarova Vera Zvonare Roehampton Kumiko Kijima Japan Lilia Osterich Ekaterina Dzehalevich Belarus Alexandra Stevenson Raquel Kops-Jones Abigail Spears Julia Goorges Germany Marie-Eve Pelletier Canada Christina Anne Fusano Angela Haynes Mathilde Johansson Olivia Sanchez Maria Kirilenko Flavia Pennetta Julie Ditty Stephanie Dubois Alina Jidkova Lilia Osterloh Jade Curtis Elizabeth Thomas

Tuesday Scores Across The League

Minors results show Fresno 7 over Sacramento 6 and New Orleans 11 over Iowa 3. Oklahoma defeated Nashville 6 to 0, while Round Rock beat Omaha 3 to 0. Colorado Springs topped Salt Lake 4 to 2. Las Vegas won 5 to 2 at Tacoma and Tucson posted 7 to 3 versus Portland.

Fresno Sacramento New Orleans Iowa Oklahoma Nashville Round Rock Omaha Colorado Springs Salt Lake Las Vegas Tacoma Tucson Portland Albuquerque Memphis Dayton Reds Fort Wayne Padres Great Lakes Dodgers Lansing Blue Jays South Bend West Michigan Tigers Beloit Twins Burlington Royals Clinton Rangers Kane County Athletics Peoria Quad Cities Cardinals Wisconsin Mariners Wilicard Quad Cities Cedar Rapids Peoria Cubs Brewers Mets Marlins Astros Angels Col. Springs Rockies Giants Diamondbacks

Russia advances to Euro quarterfinals with 2-0 Sweden win

Russia beat Sweden 2-0 in Austria to clinch Group D and reach the European Championship quarterfinals behind Spain. Pavlyuchenko opened the scoring, Arshavin scored after a suspension, and Russia finished second with six points, Sweden last with three. Spain ended round one perfect at 3-0 with a 2-1 win over Greece. Guiza and de la Red scored for Spain who will face Italy.

Tory Sweden Austria Roman Pavlyuchenko Andrei Arshavin Thustneshedia Russia Spain Soviet Union Guus Hiddink Greece Salzburg Austri Dani Guiza Ruben de la Red de la Red Antonis Nikopolidis Guiza Sergio Garcia Italy Olof Mellberg Innsbruck

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