Area slate today highlights college and greyhound racing
Mount Mercy visits Loras for softball while Wartburg plays Cornell on the tennis court this afternoon. Waterloo greyhound park hosts a 7 30 p m race program as part of tonight’s sports slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Loras
Wartburg
Cornell
Waterloo Greyhound Park
TV Slate of Sports Scheduling Highlights
A dense TV slate lists NCAA Division I tournament games including Kentucky Wesleyan vs Bakersfield State and Saint Louis vs New Mexico. Also includes NBA action Knicks at Bulls, Hawks coverage, NHRA, golf and boxing with multiple tape airings and time slots across ESPN TNT TBS USA and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESPN
Cleveland
San Francisco Giants
Hawks
NBA
Phoenix Suns
Chicago Bulls
WGN
St. Louis
New Mexico
Kentucky Wesleyan
Bakersfield State
Ate
Espn Auto Nhra
CBA
Santa Barbara
Tulsa
New York
USA
Kouad
New York Knicks
Chicago
Bulls
Portland Trail Blazers
Losteas Lakers
TNT
U.S
WHO
Bobby Czyz
Uriah Grant
Amateur Boxing Open Class results highlight CRBC victories
In open class action Darrin Utley defeated Richie Galvan. Wade Reynolds beat Roy Milligan. Ryan Papakee won over Jason Cooper. Steven Wilson topped Phil Grilliot. Ronnell Mays defeated Casey. Zach Man bested Steve Hesse. J. Steinburg defeated Stevan Ramirez in 80 pound weight class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrin “Utley
CRBC
Richie Galvan
Des Moines
Wade Reynolds
Roy Milligan
Ryan Papakee
Jason ‘Cooper
Steven Wilson
Phil ‘'Grilliot
Cane
Ronnell Mays
Davenport
Casey
Zachman
Steve Hesse
Charles City
J.c.teinburg
Stevan Ramirez
Night NBA Scores and Tonight Game Schedule
Miami over Milwaukee 105 102 in a tight matchup. Dallas nips Detroit 98 96 in a late consolation. Tonight's card lists New Jersey at Charlotte Denver at Atlanta Sacramento at Cleveland Phoenix at Chicago San Antonio at Houston Minnesota at Los Angeles Clippers 9 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Milwaukee
Dallas
Detroit
Minnesota
Portland
Seattle
L.A
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
X-L.a. Lakers
x-Portland
Golden State Vu
L.A. Clippers
On This Day 1949 Kentucky Beats Oklahoma State for Title
Record of sports milestones notes 1949 Kentucky coach Alex Groza leads a victory over Oklahoma State in a championship game. The entry mentions college hoops and other scattered results with unclear details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Groza
Kentucky
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Clyde Loverette
Jayhawks
St. John’s
Bill Walton
George
Ken.Norton
Gatacus
Venezuela
State
AIAW
Louisiana
Houston
Kansas State
Arkansas
Iowa
Louisiana State
Michigan
Oklahoma
Nebraska Wins Big 8 Gymnastics Title In Lincoln
Nebraska tops the Big 8 with 191.05 points, Missouri and Oklahoma tied for second at 187.90, Iowa State 186.30. Michele Bryant wins vault with 9.8, Jane Clemons and Lisa McCrady share uneven bars at 9.85, Monica Fields takes beam at 9.6, Kristin Moore and Kathie Jo Kindler tie in the all around with 38.45 and 38.40 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Michele Bryant
Jane Clemons
Lisa McCrady
Kelly Garrison
Okla
Clemons
Monica Fields
Kristin Moore
ISU
Kathie Jo Kindler
Jane
Kim Leslie
Baseball slate maps spring games across Florida and Arizona
A dense schedule lists numerous exhibition matchups across spring training venues. Teams include Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago White Sox Houston Minnesota St Louis Seattle Cleveland San Francisco Oakland Chicago Cubs Milwaukee California San Diego New York Yankees Mets Pittsburgh Texas Detroit and others with games set in Fort Ariz Port St. Lucie Lakeland Chandler Yuma Phoenix and more through afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Fort Ariz
Toronto
Cincinnati
Plant City
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Port
Baltimore
West Palm Beach
Kansas City
Dunedin
Houston
Boston
Minnesota
Orlando
St. Louis
Sarasota
Seattle
Cleveland
Tucson
Ariz
San Francisco
Oakland
Phoenix
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Chandler
California
San Diego
Yuma
New York Mets
Port St. Lucie
Pittsburgh
Port Charlotte
Detroit
Lakeland
Texas Toronto
Los Angeles
Pro Hockey Saturday Night Scores From Across the League
Los Angeles routed St. Louis 9 to 3 while Sunday outcomes included New York Rangers 7 over Philadelphia 3 and Washington 4 to Calgary 4. New Jersey beat Buffalo 4 to 3 as Chicago edged Detroit 3 to 2. Hartford defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Winnipeg at Vancouver and Minnesota games listed with late starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
St. Louis
NY Rangers
Philadelphia
Washington
Calgary
New Jersey
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Hartford
Pittsburgh
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Ato
Minnesota
NHL
Wales
NY Islanders
Boston
Montreal
Quebec
Campbell
Norris
Toronto
Smythewer
Edmonton
Agassi routs Edberg to win Key Biscayne title
In Key Biscayne Florida Andre Agassi seeded fifth defeated Edberg of Sweden 6 1 6 4 to capture the men's singles title. Monica Seles seed three of Yugoslavia won the women's singles 6 1 6 2 over Judith Wiesner of Austria. Semifinalists included Robin White Betsy Nagelsen Katrina Adams Lori McNeil and Rosalyn Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Biscayne
Fla
Andre Agassi
Las Vegas
Edberg
Sweden
Helena Sukova
Jana Novotna
Czechoslovakia
Robin White
del Mar
Calif
Betsy Nagelsen
Kapalua Bay
Hawaii
Monica Seles
Yugoslavia
Judith Wiesner
Austria
Kapaiva Bay
Katrina Adams
Chicago
Lori McNeil
Houston
Rosalyn Fairbank
San Diego
Elise Burgin
Baltimore
Iowa players in NBA scoring summaries
Iowa connected players appear in several box score notes. Jeff Grayer scored six for the Milwaukee Bucks in a 105 102 loss to Miami while Brad Lohau s had two in Milwaukee's defeat. Kevin Gamble posted two for Boston in a 115 110 win over New York. Jeff Grayer added two in Milwaukee's 109 101 win over Orlando. Brad Lohaus contributed three for Milwaukee in the Orlando win. B J Armstrong scored six for Chicago in a 116 113 loss to Sacramento. Bob Hansen scored nine for Utah in a 112 79 rout of the Clippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Grayer
Iowa State
Milwaukee Bucks
Bucks
Miami
Brad Lohaus
Iowa
Milwaukee
Kevin Gamble
Boston Celtics
Celtics
New York Knicks
Orlando
B.J. Armstrong
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Sacramento
Bob Hansen
Utah Jazz
Utah
Los Angeles Clippers
NCAA tournament results and regional scores from New Orleans and Oakland
In the NCAA tournament an all Iowa listed schedule shows Georgia Tech defeating Minnesota 93 to 91 in New Orleans. UNLV routed Loyola Marymount 131 to 101 in Oakland. Final Four activity set for New York and Rawmuasl with semifinal and final matchups and times. Kentucky Wesleyan defeated N Dakota 101 to 92 and Bakersfield State beat Morehouse 85 to 60 in NCAA Division II action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Minnesota
Oakland
Calif
Loyola Marymount
Kentucky Wesleyan
N. Dakota
Bakersfield State
Morehouse
Duke
Arkansas
Indiana
Michigan
Big Ten
Purdue
Weentsury North Carolina
Georgetown
Villanova
Syracuse
Providence
Kansas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Glen Rice
Danny Manning
Keith Smart
Pervis Ellison
Louisville
Ed Pinckney
Ewing
Akeem Olajuwon
Houston
James Worthy
North Carolina
Isiah Thomas
Barvin
Michigan St
Jack Givens
Kentucky
Butch Lee
Kent Benson
Richard Washington
UCLA
David Thompson
N.C. State
Bill Walton
Sidney Wicks
Lew Alcindor
Jerry Chambers
Bill Bradley
Walt Hazzard
Art Heyman
Paul Hogue
Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Jerry West
West Virginia
Loyola Marymount UNLV NCAA Tournament thriller played in West Regional
Loyola Marymount and UNLV battled in Oakland for a West Regional showdown. Kimble High scorers for Loyola while Hunt and Rice led UNLV as the two teams traded leads and set NCAA records including single game scoring and rebounds amid a 131 point high-scoring affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Marymount
Rice
Jeter
UNLV
Loyola
Kimble
Lowery
Fryer
Lee
Stumer
Peabody
Hunt
Anthony
Butler
Johnson
Loyola Marymount
Westhead
Pro Golf Invitational Leaders at Orlando and Volvo Open results
The Orlando Bay Hill event lists top purses with Greg Norman Curtis Strange and Paul Azinger among leaders, while LPGA Turquoise Classic final leaders include Pat Bradley Betsy King and Elaine Crosby. Volvo Open at Waly’s Gott Cspar-72 shows Russell Claydon and Rodger Davis atop leaderboards. Brazilian Grand Prix results name Alain Prost Ayrton Senna and top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.gomez
Greg Norman
Futton Aller
Curtis Strange
Paul Azinger
Nick Price
Corey Pavin
Mark O'Meara
JM. Olazabal
Tom Watson
Tom Purtzer
Larry Nelson
Jim Gallagher
Nick Faldo
Stan Utley
Isao Aoki
Billy Mayfair
Jodie Mudd
Mark Lye
Mike Hulbert
Craig Parry
Ian Baker-Finch
Bill Buttner
M. McCumber
Billy Andrade
Andrew Magee
Chris Perry
Dave Barr
John Huston
Kenny Knox
Ian Woosnam
Fuzzy Zoeller
Chip Beck
Steve Pate
Wayne Grady
Gary Koch
Bob Tway
Peter Jacobsen
Tony Shs
Bill Sander
Kenny Perry
Steve Jones
Tom Kite
Davis Love Tll
Payne Stewart
Joey Sindelar
Jerry Pate
Dan Forsman
Clarence Rose
Brian Tennyson
George Burns
Loren Roberts
Tom Byrum
Mark Wiebe
Ronan Rafferty
Jim Thorpe
Andy North
Bobby Clampett
L. Thompson
Bobby Wadkins
Bill Kratzert
Soy Haas
Pat Bradley
Ryko Okamoto
Betsy King
Beth Daniel
C.figg-Currier
Kristi Albers
Elaine Crosby
M.figras-Dotti
Rosie Jones
Donna White
D.ammecpane
Cindy Mackey
Cindy Rarick
Janet Coles
Martha Nause
Judy Dickinson
Vicki Fergon
Patty Sheehan
Kris Tschetter
Susie Redman
Sally Little
Shirley Furlong
Colleen Walker
Patti Rizzo
Mitzi Edge
Jane Geddes
Debbie Massey
Nancy Lopez
Laura Davies
Sherri Turner
Penny Hammel
Robin Walton
Dottie Mochrie
Lisitte Neumann
Cathy Morse
Lynn Adams
Nancy Brown
Lynn Connelly
Robin Hood
Lauri Merten
Missie McGrge
Dale Eggeling
Jody Anschutz
Janet Anderson
Amy Benz
Tracy Kerdyk
Joan Delk
Jennifer Wyatt
Kate Rogerson
Jane Crafter
Missie Berteotti
Chris Johnson
Sandra Palmer
Kathy Postint
Hiromi Kobysh
Caroline Keggs
Barb Mucha
Sue Thomas
M.spencr-Devlin
Val Skinner
Chihiro Nakajima
Lenore Rittnhse
Nancy Rubin
Hollis Stacy
Loretta Alderete
Hombre Golf Club
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Alain Prost
France
Ferrari
Ayrton ‘Senna
McLaren
Nigel Mansell
Britain
Thierry Boutsen
Belgium
Rams-Renauilt
Nelson Piquet
Benettonnee
Jean Alesi
Tyrrell-Ford
Tyrrell
Satoru Nakajima
Japan
Ford
Pierluigi Martini
Italy
Minardi
Alessandro Nannini
Benetame
Nicola Larini
Ligier-Ford
Philippe Alfiot
Ligier- Ford
College Baseball Scores Across Multiple Matches
A roundup of college baseball results includes Michigan 7 9 Bail St. 1-8 Purdue 11-5 Marian 4-3 San Jose St. 5 Minnesota 2 Wisconsin 7 UC Irvine 4 and various others from midweek play. Notable showings include California Fullerton 6-2 over Arizona State and Pepperdine 3-5 over San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bail St
Purdue
Marian
San Jose St
Minnesota
Wisconsin
UC Irvine
OWA
Buena Vista
St. Olat
Euwest
Arizona
Hawaii-Hilo
California
Fullerton St
New Mexico
N.M. Hilbs
Pepperdine
San Diego
Stanford
Ae State
Wyoming
Ramsey Tournai
Weekend Results From Big Bend Indoor Meet
Dubuque hosted the Big Bend indoor track meet with finals for top performers. Highlights include meet records by Monticello’s Rousell in shot put and Kauder of Cascade in the 3 000, plus record marks by Anamosa and DeWitt Central in relays and sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Dubuque
Rousell
Monticello
Lietz
Maquoketa
W.dubuque
Hurdies — Dohrman
DeWitt
Kruse Cade
Anamosa
Kurt
Kauder
Cascade
Custus
DeWitt Central
Schroeder
Silent Wisteria Leads at Quad City Downs First Sophinite
Horse racing result dense with odds and times. Silent Wisteria won the first Soph Series pace with a time of 2.00.0, paid 5.60 2.80 2.40. Poker King finished second with 3.00 2.20 5. Gus Lauxmont trailed. Multiple events listed with times and payouts including quinske wagers and daily doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad City Downs
Silent Wisteria
Gus Lauxmont
Quinella
CimHdcp
Pace
Meadow Aew
Q View Bilnae
Tri
Mile
Scott Valiant
Sameness
Quineta
Jimmy
Millers
Sherrie
Diius Ipsiemenibin Eeretedia
Prairie Meadows
Jyo&up
Freeduio
Queen Barrera
Mons
Texas al
Waterloo
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TV Slate
Nabisco Dinah Shore
Kansas City Royals
Houston Astros
NABC
Nabisco
Golf
Desertemia
National Hockey League
Jim Pededge
Binghamton
American Hockey League
Westdale Lanes
Campbell Russell Funeral Home
Vinton
Cedar Valley Times
Quaker Oats
Diane Christensen
Cindy Frazier
C.R
Glynnis
Lindsey
Suzanne Holub
Mary Hanson
Lois McMurrin
Florence Patty
Ripper
Sager
Ann Sims
Iona
Albany
Pensacola
Rapid City
San Jose
TBA
Grayer
Perce
Anderson
Town
Preety
Frank
Thompson
Davis
Douglas
Edwards
Rowinski
Sparrow
Long
Haffner
Tesa
Lohaus
Pressey
Robertson
Rewaukee
Rodman
Laimbeer
Thomas
Salley
Henderson
Aeeres
Tarpley
Perkins
Donaldson
Harper
Blackman
Williams
Wennington
Jones
Pate
PRO Hockey
Jim Pugh
Palos Verdes
Rick Leach
Laguna Beach
Boris Becker
West Germany
Cassio Motta
Iowans
Rawmuasl
Xe A
Seer Tedious
Penn State
St. Peete
Taney Mand
Ain Iowa
Sonsola
North Dakota
NCAA
Burton
Coffey
Shikenianski
Lynch
Newbern
Green
Lewis
Scott
Mackey
McNeil
Oliver
Peeota Brown
Barnes
Manlyn
Minnesota A Tech
Oakland, Calif
Chamaianeh
Bo Kimble
New Mexico State
Travis Mays
Georgia
Jett Fryer
Loyola Marymoun
Dennis Scott
Popeye Jones
Murray State
Michigan State
Willie Burton
Northern
East
Tennessee State
Steve Henson
Xavier
Ohio
Lou Vaught
Illinois Marymount
Dale Davis
Clemson
la Salle
Connecticut
Alec Kessler
Larry Johnson
Ga.Tech
Kenny Anderson
Gtech
Jeff Fryer
Lance Blanks
Phil Henderson
Alan Abdeinaby
Lenzie Howell
Branch McCracken
Phil Woolpert
Fordbygg Peer
Gardner
Henson
Lute Olson
Acum N.C. Charlotte
Howard Porter
Knoxville
Tenn
Virginia
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Pomona
Delta St
Bentley
Consolation
Cal Poly-Pomona
Oakind
St Serford
Cal Calif
Savage
Wilson
DeHorney
Nicholas
Jackson
J.moore
Chenault
Crosby
Gore
Goshien
Zeilstra
Steding
Stevens
Henning
Azzi
Whiting
Parson
Richards
MacMurdo
Goodenbour
Esteem Loyola
Guillermo Myers
Tyrone Hill
Derek Strong
Trevor Wilson
Locksley Collie
Bobby Hurley
Jett Sanders
Alabama
Darrick Martin
Anderson Hunt
King Rice
N.carolina
Negele Knight
Dayton
Jamal Walker
Tony Walker
Orlando, Fla
Bay Hil
al Kurimotomachi
Oak Hills Country Club
al Phoenix
Moon Valley Country Club
Buddy Gardiner
Brad Fabel
Robert Thompson
Rick Pearson
Tom Garner
Andy Dillard
Dicky Thompson
Sean Pacetti
Rich Parker
Tom Silva
Bob Makoski
Jett Maggert
Tony Grimes
Craig Rudolph
Mike Smith
Kim Young
Esteban Toledo
Chris Kite
Barry Fabyan
Don Reese
Rafael Alarcon
Hugh O'Neil
Reed
Waly
Gott
Russell Claydon
Eng
Rodger Davis
Astrica
Mats Hallberg
Swan
Peter O'Malley
Astria
Roger Chapman
Peter Senior
Australia
Jim Rutledge
Canada
Stephen Hamill
N.ire
Mark Mouland
Indiana St
W.michigan
Valparaiso
American Inti
Westfield
Middle Tenn
E. Kentucky
Maryland
North Corina N.C
McNeese St. Andrews
St. Tennessee
Princeton
Virginia Brietend Wingate
Stephen F.austin
Texas St
Sam Houston
Far ‘Nes
Fuller
South Middle Tenn
FAR West
Kearney
South Dakota
Texas-Pan Am
Creighton
Oars
Sensible N Sound
DD Rockin Rhonda
Why Lee
Peggy Zoo
Scattaway
Bayview
Gleventh
Kool Linda
BNB
Elazior
Quiniela
Aztec Regency
Rowdy Gin Lee
Hacksaw Dak
Vickie
Belfast
Nellie Quiniela
Becky
Tentn
Slick Suzie
Shell Rae
Larusso Gaching
Vaauming
Winiela
Pr’s Rumor
Adios
Angel Quiniela
Rowdy Red
Henri
Fox Valley
Kingstor
I Armada
Vinella
Kraton
J - Eadies Dream
Snowberry
Feteenth
Agent Luka
Jack
Huron
Ohpa
Bubbala Quiniela
Nwist
Missie Wheels
Cookie Lass
Leavin Be
Pine Tree Creek
Mdin F&m
F&m
Ile
Vicki Warhol
David Essman
the Gazette
AC Mogan
Dubuque Greyhound Park
Peter Pan
Quashy Outlaw
Golden Parachute
Bandana
Joanna J
LMV
Cinder Dream
Jimmy Spur
Catalina
Junk Autos
M. Feder & Sons
4Th St. NE
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