Martinez launches two homers to power Expos past Cubs
Montreal defeats Chicago 5-1 as Dave Martinez homers twice and Hubie Brooks adds a two run shot. Langston allowed one run over seven innings to close in on first place Cubs. Raines and Martinez score in late innings. Expos trail by 24 1/2 games.
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Gaetti Viola lift Twins to 10-0 win over Boston
Minnesota dominated Boston 10-0 as Gary Gaetti drove in five runs with two homers and Frank Viola worked eight strong innings allowing six singles. Viola improved to 5-8, striking out eight, while Boston’s Joe Price lasted just 2⅓ innings. Staked to a 5-0 lead, the Twins extended their win streak to four.
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Keiper fires no hitter as Kennedy blanks Urbana-Shellsburg
Kandi Keiper pitched a no hitter with five strikeouts as Cedar Rapids Kennedy beat Urbana-Shellsburg 4-0 in the Jefferson softball tournament. Shelley Sheetz added a triple to support the win.
Clinton Giants blank Cedar Rapids Reds 2-0 in Midwest League
Clinton center fielder Reuben Smiley made a running catch to rob Cedar Rapids of an extra base hit in the eighth. Jim Myers earned the win with eight strong innings as Clinton improved to 2-0 in the series, Joel Estes notched the first save of the year.
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Adam Casillas
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Kennedy Infante
Royce Clayton
Frank Carey
Mike Myers
Chris Hancock
Rinderknecht tosses no hitter in Jefferson win
Cedar Rapids Jefferson, ranked seventh in Class 4A, defeated Dubuque Hempstead 10-0 in five innings as Rinderknecht struck out seven and walked two. Hempstead won the nightcap 9-4. Arenas went 2-for-3 with two RBI in the first game.
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Mustangs Sign Three Recruits From Iowa Programs
Mount Mercy announces the signing of Diane Zalesky from Cedar Rapids Prairie Robin Bragg from Springville and Alison Schuerman from Highland. Zalesky 5-6 guard averaged 16 points a game and 70 percent free throws last season. Bragg 5-10 forward averaged 32.3 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. Schuerman 5-10 forward center averaged 30 points a game as Highland went 16-0 in SEIC 20-2 overall. The Mustangs return 12 veterans from a 27-4 season led by guard Geri Wandrey.
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Springville
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Coe graduate Hobbs resigns as Charles City coach
Nick Hobbs a Coe College graduate resigns as Charles City wrestling coach to become principal at English Valleys High School. He cites a neck injury and steps down after six years after leading six straight NEC dual meet titles and the 1986 Class 3A state title.
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Boschi Steps Down Reflects Kirkwood Turnaround
Boschi says Gregg Bosch boosted Kirkwood basketball and notes the 26 7 record and regional finish as the best team he coached. He credits a shift to Iowa talent in recruiting for turning the program around and altering Eagle sports prospects.
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